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11.3 Compass Mode 

- Magnetic Declination Compensation

11.4 Compass Mode

 

- Magnetic Declination at Major Cities

Magnetic Declination Compensation

Compensate an object's bearing by subtract westerly 
(W)  magnetic  declination  or  add  easterly  (E) 
magnetic  declination with the magnetic bearing.

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Magnetic 

Declination Setting Mode

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Example 1

Westerly  magnetic  declination  (W):  23°;  the 

magnetic bearing (MB): 323°.

The true bearing (TB) = 323° (MB) - 23° (W) = 300° 

Example 2

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Easterly  magnetic  declination  (E):  22°8;  the 
magnetic bearing (MB): 278°.

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The true bearing (TB) = 278°(MB) + 22°(E) = 300°

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This  Watch  will  compensate  the  compass  bearing 
wherever  the  magnetic  declination  is  either 
Westerly  (-ve)  declination  or  Easterly  declination 
(+ve)  automatically,  if  the  user  input  the  magnetic 
declination angle of the city which close to the user's 

current  location  into  the  watch  at  the 

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Check  the  'Calibrating  the  Compass'  section  for 
more detail of the calibration.

Compensate th e Bearin g at a pla ce 

(Weste rly  (W ) Magneti c Decli nati on)

Compensate th e Bearin g at a pla ce

(E aste rly  (E ) Magneti c Decli nati on)

magnetic 

declination

238 W

magnetic 

declination

228 E

true
bearing 
300°

true
bearing 
300°

magnetic 
bearing 
323°

magnetic 
bearing 
278°

true north

true north

magnetic 
north

magnetic 
north

object B

object B

point A

point A

11.5 Compass Mode 

- Before the Compass Calibration

11.6 Compass Mode 

- Calibrating the Compass 

Before the Compass Calibration

IMPORTANT

:  If  the  watch  has  NOT  been  calibrated, 

the  direction reading may be inaccurate.

the  'Magnetic  Declination  at  Major  Cities' 

section  to  get  the  magnetic  declination  of  the  city 
which is close to your current location, because such 
angle  will  be  inputted  into  the  Watch  during  the 
calibration.

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Perform  the  compass  calibration  on  the  following 
conditions: 

1) Use the Watch the first time,

2) When the '

DIST

'

 indicator is flashing, 

3)Tthe battery has been replaced, and

4) Use the compass in a location where is apart from 

the  place  in  which  the  compass  had  been 
calibrated.

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Check 

To Calibrate the Compass

the  [MODE]  button  for  2  seconds  in  the 

Compass Mode. 

he  '

DEC

indicator  will  be  appeared  on  the  1st  row  of  the 
display.  When  the  digit  start  flashing,  press  the 
[ST./STP.]  button  to  set  magnetic  declination  (from  -
90 to 90) until the desire angle appeared. 

When  the  magnetic  declination  has  been  set,  press 

the [MODE] button to go to the Calibration  'Rotation' 
Mode. 

Once  it  gets  into  the  'Rotation'  Mode,  the  '

CAL

indicator  will  be  appeared  on  1st  row  of  the  display 
and the north pole pointer starts moving. 

Hold  the  Watch  on  a  flat  surface  which  is  parallel  to 

the  horizon,  then  steadily  rotate  the  Watch 
anticlockwise and keep the pointer towards the same 
direction during the rotation.

When the rotation (two turns) is completed, press the 

[MODE] button to return to Compass Mode.

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To  select  Magnetic  Declination  Setting  Mode,  hold 

down 

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Once  it  gets  into  the  Setting  Mode,  t

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finish

start

Compass 

Mode

Calib ra tio n

'R ota ti on' Mode

Calib ra tio n Sequence

Calib ra tio n

'R ota ti on' Mode

Magnetic  

Decli nati on 

Setti ng Mode

hold

[MODE]

[LAP/RESET]

[MODE]

[MODE]

1 minute

No. Country/Place 

Major City            Declination

1

Afghanistan

Kabul

+3E

2

Australia

Canberra

+12E

3

Austria

Vienna

+3E

4

Bahrain

Manama

+2E

5

Bangladesh

Dhaka

+0E

6

Belgium

Brussels

+0E

7

Brazil

Brasilia

-21W

8

Canada

Ottawa

-14W

9

Chile

Santiago

+3E

10 China

Beijing

-6W

11 China

Hong Kong

-2W

12 Costa Rica

San Jose

-1W

13 Cuba

Havana

-4W

14 Czech Republic

Prague

+3E

15 Denmark

Copenhagen

+3E

16 Egypt

Cairo

+4E

17 Finland

Helsinki

+8E

18 France

Paris

-1W

19 Germany

Berlin

+3E

20 Greece

Athens

+4E

21 Hungary

Budapest

+4E

22 India

New Delhi

+1E

23 Indonesia

Jakarta

+1E

24 Israel

Jerusalem

+4E

25 Italy

Rome

+2E

26 Japan

Tokyo

-7W

27 Jordan

Amman

+4E

28 Kenya

Nairobi

+0E

29 Korea

Seoul

-8W

30 Malaysia

Kuala Lumpur

+0E

31 Mexico

Mexico City

+6E

32 Nepal

Kathmandu

+0E

No. Country/Place 

Major City            Declination

33 Netherlands

Amsterdam

+0E

34 New Zealand

Wellington

+22E

35 Norway

Oslo

+2E

36 Pakistan

Islamabad

+2E

37 Philippines

Manila

-1W

38 Portugal

Lisbon

-3W

39 Russia

Moscow

+10E

40 Singapore

Singapore

+0E

41 South Africa

Cape Town

-24W

42 Spain

Madrid

-2W

43 Sweden

Stockholm

+5E

44 Switzerland

Bern

+1E

45 Taiwan

Tai-pei

-4W

46 Thailand

Bangkok

-1W

47 UAE

Abu Dhabi

+2E

48 United Kingdom

London

-2W

49 United States

Washington, DC

-11W

50 United States

Juneau

+22E

51 United States

Phoenix

+11E

52 United States

Little Rock

+1E

53 United States

Sacramento

+14E

54 United States

Denver

+9E

55 United States

Atlanta

-4W

56 United States

Honolulu

+10E

57 United States

Boston

-15W

58 United States

Saint Paul

+1E

59 United States

Jackson

+0E

60 United States

Santa Fe

+9E

61 United States

Oklahoma City

+5E

62 United States

Salem

+16E

63 United States

Harrisburg

-11W

64 United States

Salt Lake City

+12E

NOTE: 

Since magnetic declination will be changed as going with time, recommend to check the update data from following site:

http://www.magnetic-declination.com/     &     http://www.ngdc.noaa.gov/geomagmodels/Declination.jsp

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Page 2: ... it is not in use Current Time Mode Time System Hour minute second A M A P M P Switch between 12 hour and 24 hour format Bar graph animation at the rate of 1 second Calendar System Month date and day of week display Auto calculation of leap year day of week Compass Mode 16 compass directions i e N E S W NE SE SW NW NNE and etc Magnetic north pointer Compass lock Backward bearing Declination settin...

Page 3: ... Mode This Watch provides a daily alarm function for the current time When the daily alarm is ON the Watch will beeps for 20 seconds when the alarm time is reached This Watch also provides a hourly chime function for the current time When the hourly chime is ON the Watch will sound beep beep every hour on the hour Daily Alarm Display The daily alarm time hour minute is exhibited on the 2nd row of ...

Page 4: ... time elapsed time running elapsed time stop running 8 0 Countdown Timer Mode Countdown Timer Display Countdown Timer Mode This Watch provides a countdown timer function The measurement unit of the timer is 1 second and its measuring capacity is 99 hours 59 minute and 59 second The Countdown timer can be used to timekeeping for a fix period of time target time i e the Watch will start running from...

Page 5: ...ill start the beeping When the watch is beeping press the ST STP button once again to stop the beeping To Set the Pacer Mode Pacer Beeping Rate To select the setting display hold down the MODE button for 2 seconds in the Pacer Mode Once it get into the setting display the Pacer Beeping Rate digits start flashing When the Pacer Beeping Rate in beats per minute is flashing press the ST STP or LAP RE...

Page 6: ...nute Compass Display The compass direction and the compass bearing are exhibited on the 1st and 2 nd row of the display respectively The direction of the magnetic north is animated by the bar graph Compass Standby Mode To extend the battery life of the Watch the Compass Mode includes a Standby Mode The Watch will switch to the Standby Mode automatically if NO key stoke has been activated for 1 min...

Page 7: ...t gets into the Rotation Mode the CAL indicator will be appeared on 1st row of the display and the north pole pointer starts moving Hold the Watch on a flat surface which is parallel to the horizon then steadily rotate the Watch anticlockwise and keep the pointer towards the same direction during the rotation When the rotation two turns is completed press the MODE button to return to Compass Mode ...

Page 8: ... Mode Backward Bearing Direction 11 9 Compass Mode Measure Compass Directions Backward Bearing Directions backward bearing direction of an object The backward bearing direction is the bearing direction that on the opposite direction from normal bearing direction When the Backward Bearing indicator is appeared the Watch will exhibit the backward bearing direction of the direction which the watch is...

Page 9: ...jacent diagram the correct trail is running from point A to point E Before the Hiking Before the hiking mark the turning points of the trail on the map such as the point A B C D and E Using a protractor to check out the compass bearings of these markings as follows 1 Point B from point A 315 2 Point C from point B 0 3 Point D from point C 225 and 4 Point E from point D 315 During the Hiking Using ...

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