Timex M640 User Manual

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❖ The Zone Trainer bar allows you to graphically view where your heart is

in relation to the low and high ends of your selected target heart rate
zone. A left arrow ( ) will blink if you go below the target heart rate
zone and a right arrow ( ) will blink if you go above the target heart
rate zone.

See the Watch picture on page 14 for another view of the Zone Trainer
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❖ Press MODE to switch to Time of Day Mode while running the

chronograph. The stopwatch icon (W) will appear to indicate the
chronograph is still operating.

❖ When you operate the Watch in Chrono Mode with the Digital Heart

Rate Sensor, you will accumulate heart-related data in Review Mode,
including:

1) Amount of time your heart rate stays within your target heart rate

zone;

2) Average, peak, and minimum heart rates;

3) Total calories burned;

4) Latest recovery heart rate; and

5) Average heart rate for each recorded lap or split.

❖ With the chronograph running along with the Digital Heart Rate Sensor,

you can change the Chrono Mode display by pressing HEART RATE.
Choose from:

1) Lap or Split #/Lap or Split Time;

2) Zone Trainer bar/Heart Rate;

3) Zone Trainer bar/Lap or Split Time;

4) Heart Rate/Lap or Split Time;

5) Lap or Split Time/Heart Rate; or

6) Heart Rate only.

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Recently you heard that the run/walk method can help you increase your
overall endurance and burn more calories. This method calls for running
for a period of time followed by a short period of walking. You decide to
use Chrono Mode to help you try this method. You press START/SPLIT to
begin your run and then after 10 minutes of running you press
START/SPLIT again and walk for 2 minutes. You continue using these two
timing sequences until you have completed a 60 minute run/walk.

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