How do you reset the calorie count for each new workout? It seems to add to the previous days tally?
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You have to press the left side to reset the EXE each day or prior to your workout.
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Hello Sara, Sorry for the late response; The answer to your question is yes. You can reset the steps/distance as many times as you want during the course of the day. There is a cumulative total that gets saved. So if you record your steps before you reset them, then you can keep a history of the sets during the day. By the time the next day rolls around, the memory only save the cumulative total for that day, not the individual sets. Just press the bottom most button to clear and reset each count, which btw does not affect the total count for the day. Cheers, -Ben
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Yes you can. All you have to do is tap the face of the Zip. If you haven't purchased this yet, the One is worth the extra money. You don't have to sync it either, you can read the screen. I left a review of this product and I like the One better. The One has an altimeter to measure stairs or hiking and an accelerometer to measure multidirectional movements. The unit will record your calories expended in either case and the only thing you will lose is being able to see your 24 hour calorie expenditure unless you're awake at 11:59pm to tap the screen and see your cumulative numbers. Hope this helps :) Yes you can. All you have to do is tap the face of the Zip. If you haven't purchased this yet, the One is worth the extra money. You don't have to sync it either, you can read the screen. I left a review of this product and I like the One better. The One has an altimeter to measure stairs or hiking and an accelerometer to measure multidirectional movements. The unit will record your calories expended in either case and the only thing you will lose is being able to see your 24 hour calorie expenditure unless you're awake at 11:59pm to tap the screen and see your cumulative numbers. Hope this... » Read More Yes you can. All you have to do is tap the face of the Zip. If you haven't purchased this yet, the One is worth the extra money. You don't have to sync it either, you can read the screen. I left a review of this product and I like the One better. The One has an altimeter to measure stairs or hiking and an accelerometer to measure multidirectional movements. The unit will record your calories expended in either case and the only thing you will lose is being able to see your 24 hour calorie expenditure unless you're awake at 11:59pm to tap the screen and see your cumulative numbers. Hope this helps :) « Show Less
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I never tried to do that. There is a reset button. I would just look at the number of steps I had on a walk and rember.
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Thanks. Since then I've noticed that it does it both ways. Sometimes the site is higher in calories than the Display. But I'll live with it. It is usually within 100 calories and the activity is usually with in 5 minutes.
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I don't really watch the calorie count, I watch the time and try to do 20 min everyday. It works the whole body at once so you get a good workout in that 20 min.
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I'm not sure what you are trying to reset, but if you push down and hold the set button, you can reset your time, steps, weight, stride and hour clock in this one feature. Use the mode button to get to the feature you want and the reset button to increase your numbers. Once you have it where you want it, hit the set button and you are good to go.
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It automatically resets to zero each day but, to reset to zero for all day, After reading the instruction again, zeroing the unit out is not addressed. I believe you have to remove batteries and redo the entire process. I've never done it since I like tracking my progress on a weekly basis
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yes, just hold the button down for 2-3 seconds. It will count up 1 lap and then shut off. If you leave it on, it kicks off automatically after 30 mins...but will not reset to zero so you can see your last workout.
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You can "click" through while working out to see several different stats, with calories burned being one of them. You don't have to wait!
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You can create profiles and they keep your weight as well as track total distance traveled, last workout, etc. It does make you scroll past the weight selection every time you start a new exercise but it will have your saved weight already there.
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Yes, it does. Also the date, how many calories you have burned, how many miles you have walked, how many more steps to meet your goal and how many steps you have taken each day.
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It only works if you have your heart strap on, but you would push the bottom button on the right side of the watch. Continue to push the button until you see calories counted. It may take about 3 pushes of the button to get to it.
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You can view It over & over until you re-start It for your next session/workout. Then It overwrites the last session/event.
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It will count the steps and base the calories, etc on steps, but whether it counts it as workout minutes depends on whether you move for 10 minutes straight without stopping. I have yet to have it pick up any of my workouts as "workout minutes/calories" because I do not move constantly when I am working out. I will admit that I am rather disappointed with this particular feature. I workout at the gym for an hour 2-3 times per week but because of knee issues, I use machines, so there are breaks between the exercises. Thus, my workouts never get recorded as such.
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Yes, just reset to zero. Have used this model of pedometer for 10 years. Have gone through several over that time. I also buy 2 at a time, for the same reason as the other poster.
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Hi, I believe calories are only displayed after you have finished training. During training, time is displayed as well as heart rate. Heart rate is on a linear scale with designations for fat burning levels and maximum heart rate level. I also use Cardio Trainer (app) on my smartphone when I run or bike outside. And I use My Fitness Pal (app) as well (after workouts) to track things like calories, exercise. Hope that helps. Kathy