Do the trip and total distance readings remain in the computer while you change batteries or do they reset to zero?
1391841
I beleive they reset. Last time I changed the battery I had to re-enter my tire size.
1391842
Hi, I haven't replaced the batteries yet, but the manual says yes... they'll reset.
1391843
Mine did, but my battery also died in november as was dead all winter. It also reset the odometers and the wheel size
633205
When main button is held down it will clear "distance" but odometer is a separate function. It's cumulative but can be cleared with the "all clear" button on back of unit which is only accessible outside mount. This also clears tire circumference, time, and units.
688982
It records the highest and lowest temperatures received from each of the two probes since the last reset. (Each are reported separately.) When you press the reset button, both high/low readings revert to "---" until it receives another update from the probes. I check this often and press the reset each time to ensure the receiver is getting updates. As I said in my review, the only issue with this is that it does not alarm if it fails to get an update from the probes for a long time. That should be addressed in the design and I hope they make that improvement and add an indication of missing data so you don't think wrongly that the alarm was due to exceeding a limit. It records the highest and lowest temperatures received from each of the two probes since the last reset. (Each are reported separately.) When you press the reset button, both high/low readings revert to "---" until it receives another update from the probes. I check this often and press the reset each time to ensure the receiver is getting updates. As I said in my review, the only issue with this is that it does not alarm if it fails to get an update from the probes for a long time. That should be addressed in the design and I hope they make that improvement and add an indication... » Read More It records the highest and lowest temperatures received from each of the two probes since the last reset. (Each are reported separately.) When you press the reset button, both high/low readings revert to "---" until it receives another update from the probes. I check this often and press the reset each time to ensure the receiver is getting updates. As I said in my review, the only issue with this is that it does not alarm if it fails to get an update from the probes for a long time. That should be addressed in the design and I hope they make that improvement and add an indication of missing data so you don't think wrongly that the alarm was due to exceeding a limit. « Show Less
989215
No, it doesn't store any trip information. Just has a limit alarm you can set when a speed is reached, pretty simple.
610575
Yes. I just took the battery out and put it back and the odometer reset and I had to reaffirm the settings (language, wheel size, and units). That being said, I've had the original battery in it since I bought it nearly six months ago, and there is no indication that I will need to replace the battery anytime soon.
1868612
I'd suggest removing the batteries and then reinserting them and see if it resets. If not, then I think you might as well throw it away. I sent an Email to the manufacturer once about a problem I was having and they didn't respond.
100521
You can track all distances traveled. Reset to zero is simple. You can track waypoint to waypoint. Current place to any waypoint you have established. This unit can do everything a beginner could want.
1193242
It does remember your destination. I found that if you end up turning the unit off because you made a stop, if you go to "view map" once the unit fires back on, the trip is still there.
1098899
No. If you remove the batteries you will lose all of your settings. Just walk, and each day it resets itself at 12:01 AM, and everyday automatically. But READ your booklet it will give you all of the details that you need.
33228
Well.. you should first know what you are using here. This device (unless it has been changed) measures relative altitudes from a starting point, not above sea-level. This means you start at 0 and ascend. If you use the device in the primary mode to measure Peak altitude (as if a rocket) then Yes, it will display what the peak altitude was of your hike. But the other problem is duration. It will not log your rises and falls and I dont think the battery will hold for more than an hour or two of constant use.
537625
Press and hold the reset button on the back of it. That's what I did when I checked it out by taking my batteries out.
1716925
Well it stops when you stop and the mileage gauge has a reset feature but the clock keeps going all the time. I did have to replace the original battery soon after purchase but haven't had too since & its almost a year now.
519558
Well, the battery does work above zero & it was cheap. Not a factory standard but it could be that my laptop lived with zero Power so long that it's the computer glitch not the replacement. Who knows!
2178182
Hi, Kevin - From my personal experience, once the battery dies, the data appears to go into "static" mode, meaning it's retained on the logger until it's outfitted with a new battery and/or the data is downloaded off of it. Please note, though, I have only had this happen with one of my loggers...As Lydia said, the batteries last a *long* time!
812147
There is a mode setting for HR sensor that has to be selected which will display a sequence of numbers that loop while trying to detect sensor.When displayed with computer at least a foot away with its back facing HR sensor press sensor reset button. When numbers stop looping that show it has detected it and should display when at menu displaying HR
2042131
Sorry but I never "tested" it without batteries. The display shows both readings which stay lit for a few seconds-I would think battery drain is minimal.
45493
not sure, but i would take the battery out and leave it out for a day,then maybe it will reset.