Highgear Axis User Manual

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ALTIWARE SERIES

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INTRODUCTION AND GENERAL INFORMATION

WARNINGS AND CAUTIONS

Congratulations on your purchase of a AXIS OUTDOOR WRIST INSTRUMENT. These products
represent the state-of-the-art in recreational sensor instruments. We use only the finest Swiss sensors
to create the most accurate and dependable products possible. The Axis features an altimeter/
barometer/weather station along with a full selection of advanced watch and chronograph functions.
Please keep in mind, the Axis is a sensitive technical instrument. With proper care and maintenance, it
will last for many years of use. However improper care and handling can cause the various sensors to
be damaged and to stop functioning. Please read all sections of this manual carefully and become fully
familiar with the operation of the unit before using it in the field.

WARNING

: Before starting any exercise program or performing any vigorous physical activity, we

strongly suggest you visit your doctor for a complete physical and to discuss your plans.

CAUTION

: Your instrument is designed to be water resistant to a static pressure of 3 ATM and can be

worn while showering and light swimming. We recommend that extensive use of the unit in the water
be avoided whenever possible as water could enter the unit through the altimeter sensor port and
damage the unit. The unit should not be worn while snorkeling or scuba diving as these activities will
damage the altimeter sensor.

CAUTION

: Care should be taken not to press any keys while the unit is wet or submerged as this can

force moisture past the key seals and damage the unit.

CAUTION

: Exposure to strong magnetic fields will cause the compass unit to malfunction and may

even permanently damage the compass sensor. Keep the unit away from magnetic sources.

WARNING

: This product is NOT designed to be used as a PRIMARY altitude instrument for flying,

skydiving, hang gliding or other sports where sudden major changes in altitude may occur or when there
is a need for industrial precision.

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