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• Time Spent At or Above Target Altitude
• Altitude Graph (most recent 35 minutes)
• Highest Barometric Pressure
• Lowest Barometric Pressure
• Average Barometric Pressure
• Sea Level Pressure Graph (most recent 35 minutes)
• Highest Temperature
• Lowest Temperature
• Average Temperature
• Temperature Graph (most recent 35 minutes)

TIP: 

You can use Review Mode to relive your hike on the way

home. Scroll through activity stats to let your friends know how
high you climbed, how much time you spent above your target 
altitude, and even the temperature changes over the course 
of your hike. Even more, you can show them this information
through a series of graphs that show altitude, barometric pressure,
and temperature changes over time.

ATTENTION: 

To save the life of your watch battery, when the chrono

reaches 100 hours the watch will stop timing and the START/SPLIT
button will not function.

REVIEW MODE

The Activity Review Mode on the watch captures lows, highs and adventure
 averages. Activity statistics are recorded while the chronograph is running and are
then visible in Review Mode.

Reviewing Activity Data

1. Press MODE until REVIEW is shown.
2. Press START/SPLIT to scroll through the data.
3. Press and hold STOP/RESET to clear the most recent review information after

you have finished reviewing it.

The following data is tracked in Review Mode:

• Maximum Altitude
• Minimum Altitude
• Total Ascent
• Total Descent

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Summary of Contents for Expedition 810-095009-NA

Page 1: ...W253 810 095009 NA TM TM USER MANUAL TMX_W253_WS4_Cover_NA Layout 1 8 27 09 12 07 PM Page CVR2...

Page 2: ...English page 1 Fran ais page 51 Espa ol p gina 99 TMX_W253_WS4_Cover_NA Layout 1 8 27 09 12 07 PM Page CVR4...

Page 3: ...S 8 Time 8 Altimeter 8 Barometer 9 Temperature 9 Compass 9 Chronograph 9 Timer 10 Alarm 10 QUICK START 11 Setting the Time and Date 11 Calibrating the Compass 11 Calibrating Altitude or Barometer and...

Page 4: ...ECAST 21 COMPASS MODE 23 Calibrating the Compass 23 Using the Compass 26 CHRONO MODE 27 Laps and Splits 29 REVIEW MODE 30 Reviewing Activity Data 30 E TIMER MODE 32 Setting the Timer 32 Operating the...

Page 5: ...s advanced sensors that have precision accuracy and coupled with the intuitive user interface you can rely on it to give you all the right answers in even the most extreme conditions The first few pag...

Page 6: ...at needs exercise Take it outdoors and put it and yourself through the paces Conrad Anker World Renowned Mountaineer Timex Expedition Brand Ambassador 7 6 E START SPLIT INDIGLO BUTTON SET DONE MODE NE...

Page 7: ...to a declination angle for maximum accuracy Chronograph Stopwatch feature that will time up to 100 hours and 99 laps WATCH FEATURES Time Hours minutes and seconds displayed in 12 or 24 hour format Da...

Page 8: ...inish Calibrating the Compass Prior to calibrating remove the watch from your wrist hold it in your hand and choose a declination angle from the table on pages 24 and 25 1 Press MODE until COMPASS app...

Page 9: ...east 15 seconds per revolution and then press MODE 4 Press START SPLIT or STOP RESET to increase or decrease setting values to match your chosen declination angle 5 Press MODE to advance to the next s...

Page 10: ...RR current The current altitude Note If during a hike you climb 400 meters and descend 100 meters then your accumulated altitude is 300 meters INSTRUCTIONS TIME MODE Your watch shows the time for two...

Page 11: ...current altitude display you can also Press START SPLIT view numeric current altitude or graphic display of altitude over the last 36 hours Press and hold STOP RESET Reset accumulated altimeter stati...

Page 12: ...EXT to advance to the next setting option 5 Press SET DONE to finish NOTE The altimeter will display in either FT feet or M meters depending on which display unit you chose in Time Mode See page 14 fo...

Page 13: ...differ from the actual temperature by 10 degrees or more Long periods of exposure to direct sunlight may also affect accuracy The watch can also measure the temperature in water but make sure you don...

Page 14: ...since magnetic force in these objects may interfere with the magnetic field and give you inaccurate compass readings Note that the Indiglo night light feature does not work while calibrating the compa...

Page 15: ...dels struts calcDeclination Once you know your declination angle 1 Press MODE until COMPASS is shown 2 Hold SET to start 3 Keeping the watch level and facing up rotate it twice taking at least 15 seco...

Page 16: ...setting values to match your chosen declination angle 5 Press MODE to advance to the next setting option 6 Press SET to finish If you see CAL OK at the end of the calibration process you have successf...

Page 17: ...n be a good tool for mountain biking skiing or trail running You can take splits at specified trail points along the way periodically check your altimeter to see how high you ve climbed or descended a...

Page 18: ...gh a series of graphs that show altitude barometric pressure and temperature changes over time ATTENTION To save the life of your watch battery when the chrono reaches 100 hours the watch will stop ti...

Page 19: ...wo hours to spend on a hike You set the timer for 60 minutes and when it beeps you know it s time to turn around and start heading back to the trail head Timer information is not connected to Review M...

Page 20: ...o dawn and the rhythm of your partners cadence are the intangible part of the expedition experience Conrad Anker World Renowned Mountaineer NOTE While setting the timer quickly scroll through the sett...

Page 21: ...f day modes above the alarm icon CALIBRATION MODE The WS4 watch has the ability to take extremely accurate measurements You should calibrate either the Altimeter HOME or the Barometer BARO and the Wea...

Page 22: ...tton until you hear a beep Setting and Calibrating Your Reference Points 1 Press MODE until CAL is shown 2 Hold SET to begin the calibration 3 Press START SPLIT to scroll among the reference points HO...

Page 23: ...justed for difference in the altitude of a location Typically local pressure will be lower than sea level pressure because air pressure decreases with altitude GLOSSARY This glossary provides definiti...

Page 24: ...repair services not performed by Timex 4 from accidents tampering or abuse and 5 lens or crystal strap or band watch case attachments or battery Timex may charge you for replacing any of these parts...

Page 25: ...IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR PARTICULAR PURPOSE TIMEX IS NOT LIABLE FOR ANY SPECIAL INCIDENTAL OR CONSE QUENTIAL DAMAGES Some countries and states do not allow limitations on imp...

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