Omron HJ-112 Instruction Manual - Page 17

Walking at an inconsistent pace., Vibrations from a moving vehicle

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ATTACHING THE PEDOMETER The unit may not count steps correctly in the following conditions: 1. The memory is displayed or the unit is being set. 2. The unit is not positioned correctly. • When the front of the main unit is placed in the angle of less than 60° (shown to the right) or horizontal to the ground. NOTE: The unit can count steps even if it is slanted or placed upside-down, or if the main unit is perpendicular to the ground. 3. The unit moves irregularly. • When the main unit is placed in the bag and the bag moves irregularly because it hits your foot, your belt or the top of your pants. • When the unit hangs from your belt, the top of your pants or a bag. 4. Walking at an inconsistent pace. • When you shuffle or wear sandals • When you fail to walk consistently in a crowded place 5. Up and down movement. • Standing up and/or sitting down movement • Playing sports other than walking • Ascending or descending movement at stairs or in a steep slope 6. Vibrations from a moving vehicle • Such as riding a bicycle, automobile, train or bus. 7. Walk extremely slowly. NOTE: The unit will count steps during running if it is attached to your belt or the top of your pants with a holder. 17

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ATTACHING THE PEDOMETER
The unit may not count steps correctly in the following
conditions:
1. The memory is displayed or the unit is being set.
2. The unit is not positioned correctly.
•
When the front of the main unit is placed
in the angle of less than 60° (shown to the
right) or horizontal to the ground.
NOTE:
The unit can count steps even if it is slanted
or placed upside-down, or if the main unit is
perpendicular to the ground.
3. The unit moves irregularly.
•
When the main unit is placed in the bag and the bag moves
irregularly because it hits your foot, your belt or the top of your
pants.
•
When the unit hangs from your belt, the top of your pants or a
bag.
4. Walking at an inconsistent pace.
•
When you shuffle or wear sandals
•
When you fail to walk consistently in a crowded place
5. Up and down movement.
•
Standing up and/or sitting down movement
•
Playing sports other than walking
•
Ascending or descending movement at stairs or in a steep slope
6. Vibrations from a moving vehicle
•
Such as riding a bicycle, automobile, train or bus.
7. Walk extremely slowly.
NOTE:
The unit will count steps during running if it is attached to your belt or the top
of your pants with a holder.