Omron Walking styleX, Instruction Manual

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Cases where the unit may not be able to count steps 
accurately

Irregular movement 

• When the unit is placed in a bag that moves irregularly because it 

hits your foot or clothes. 

• When the unit hangs from your waist or a bag. 

Inconsistent walking pace 

• When you shuffle or wear sandals etc. 
• When you cannot walk at a consistent pace in a crowded area. 

Excessive vertical movement or vibration 

• When standing up and/or sitting down. 
• When doing sports other than walking. 
• When ascending or descending stairs or on a steep slope. 
• When there is vertical or horizontal vibration in a moving vehicle 

such as on the bicycle, in a car, trains or a bus. 

When jogging or walking very slowly

Step count/Time display

Steps

Time

Calories/Distance display

Calories burned

Distance walked

Trip steps display

Trip steps

In addition to the normal step count, this counts 

the number of steps since the step count was 

reset. This is useful for counting the number of 

steps for an event, etc.

Trip days

This is the number of days from when the Trip step count 

was first reset (start) to when it is reset again (finish).

Note:

If the number of Trip steps exceeds 999,999, the step and 

day count stops.

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