I'll be using it in stopwatch mode for running. How do you get to announce the accumulated time.
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I've been using this style of watch for many years and am currently using this one to do the same. Once you are in stopwacth mode, you just press the top right button of the four buttons, and it will announce the current elapsed time.
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If you press it once it shows the pulse and the read out is constant. If you press it again then there are a few display option for the constant read out when using the heart rate monitor with the stopwatch function.
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yes,first "select",then tap "timer". it starts show 0.5 for 30 minutes delay. keep taping timer to get what you want and let it go.
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Press the "M" and "S" simultaneously to zero out the time. Then hit the "start" button to count up. Not intuitive! :)
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I have not found a way to show the time with distance. However u can hit the top of the bezel (time) and see it then hit the side to go back to training.
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I have not set on it with a stop watch but it is quick. I alternate with two of them so I never run down. It is the best available ,my opinion!
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It only shows for a few seconds after you press the button to log a new lap. After that it changes to the stopwatch. This makes sense to me as that's the one time when I can bring my hand close to my face to see the screen
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Yes, it does. In order to change from Interval timer to stopwatch, the user will need to hold the "Change" button until "Stop" is displayed on the screen. Once "Stop" is displayed on the screen, the user will push "Start/Pause" on the front of the unit. This will arm the stopwatch and time digits will appear on the screen. The user will push "Start/Pause" on the front of the unit to begin timing and push "Start/Pause" again to stop timing.
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You can set you Shine to show time first or activity. You tap the Shine lightly while on your wrist, and little white lights show up to show the time. There are no numbers, so you need to have the Shine on with a little 12 on the back side pointing to where the 12 on the clock would be. When you want to know the time, tap the Shine, and you will see white lights show up for the time. It is not so exact as 11:42, but you can tell it's past 11:30. After the time shows up, where you are in your goal will appear. For example if you set your goal to be 1,000 (not actual steps, but points toward your steps) where you are in your goal will appear. The Shine takes a battery, so if the battery gets low, you will get a note on your cell phone to change the battery. I started out easy at 600 points, and moved up each month and now at 1,000. The Shine will calculate calories burned, and minutes left to exercise to get to your goal. For using a treadmill or stationary bike, I attach the shine to my shoe, whereas most of the time I wear it on my wrist. To further answer your question, the Shine will not show anything unless you tap it. I like it and it is not as clunky as the Fitbit. It looks and feels more like a watch. You can wear it lose on your wrist and I forget I have it on. Even with warm weather, I am not bothered by it. Let me know if there are more questions. Thanks for asking
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Yes, with the time set to 0s press the start button and it begins timing counting up.
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It shows as pulses per minute. On the Chrono screen, you can show PPM bigger than chrono time or smaller, whichever you prefer.
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That is the CHRONO function on the watch. You find it went press the MODE button, and it will say CHRONO.
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I do walk/run as well. The watch tracks distance, elevation, and pace speed. If you are behind, on, or ahead of the pace you set, the watch will alarm, and show which you are. Good Luck!!
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Just press the MODE key, it will shuffle around to show distance, time, calories, etc.
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I see it too, but I wasn't sure if it meant "elapsed time" rather than the current time.I've actually heard back from Garmin that, yes, this product tells the current time but will not serve well as a watch due to its inability to put GPS to sleep mode, causing battery drainage in about 8 hours. Forerunner 405, on the otherhand, can put the GPS to sleep, conserve battery and be worn as a wrist watch, albeit a big one.
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Yes: you can set it to count up, up to 23 hours, 59 minutes and 59 seconds. And, yes, you can pause it.
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Not really. It can't be used as a stop watch. It is a very basic heart rate monitor. I highly recommend this watch. It is a great value; and easy to use.