Practical Application 1: Using the “Climbing, trekking”: “Every 1000 steps, display "Take a break.".” MOMENT SETTER item
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1. On your Android smartphone, start up CASIO MOMENT SETTER+ app and then tap .
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2. Tap “Climbing, trekking”.
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3. Scroll the menu downwards, and then tap the checkbox to the left of “Every 1000 steps, display "Take a break.".” to select it ().
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- You can skip steps 4 and 5 if you do not need to change conditions.
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4. On the right end of the same line, tap .
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5. On the criteria setting screen that appears, specify the number of steps and the message to be displayed, and then tap “Save”.
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6. When you set out on your climb or trek, start up the Activity app on the watch.
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- Hold down the power button for about two seconds to display a list of apps. Scroll the list until “Activity” is displayed and then tap “Activity”.
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7. If the “Climbing, trekking” START screen is not displayed, swipe from left to right until it is.
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8. Tap “START”.
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- This starts measurement and displays the “Climbing, trekking” timing screen.
- A step count mountain climbing or trekking is started from this point, so the message “Take a break.” (or another message you specified in step 5) will appear every 1,000 steps (or the number of steps you specified in step 5).
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9. Press the power button to return to the Home Screen (watch face screen).
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- Leaving the Activity app timing screen on the display may cause you to miss MOMENT SETTER notifications. To avoid this, return the watch to the Home Screen at this time.
- To display the Activity app timing screen again, perform the steps below.
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Swipe the touch screen from the bottom to top to display the Activity app card.
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Swipe the card from right to left. On the screen that appears, tap .
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10. After you are finished mountain climbing or trekking, swipe the touch screen showing the ongoing timing operation from right to left. On the screen that appears, tap “STOP”.
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- This stops counting of steps while mountain climbing or trekking, so MOMENT SETTER notifications stop.