Operation Modes - NCG jog Bedienungsanleitung

2.2 OPERATION MODES

• There are 2 jOG operation modes: jOG mode (normal
operation) and couch potato mode (pass through).
You can toggle between the modes with a single
button click.
• In jOG mode, the blue LED on the jOG adapter will
light up for approximately one second per step taken
and game movement is enabled whilst the LED is lit.
If you jOG continuously, the blue LED will stay on.
Player jOGing motion is combined with the direction of
the Nunchuk joystick to create character movement.
E.g. to move the character left a player needs to point
the joystick left and jOG.
• In couch potato mode, jOG has no impact on game
control and the LED is lit continuously. Steps are not
counted in couch potato mode.
• In jOG mode, for each step the user takes the step
count is incremented by one and the calorie estimate
is recalculated.
• jOG has 2 display modes: Step Mode (display steps)
and Calorie Mode (display calories). The default display
mode is Step Mode and the number of steps a player
has made is displayed on the screen up to 99999.
If more than 99999 steps have been counted only
the five least significant digits are displayed, i.e. if
23224522 steps are counted then "24522" steps
are displayed.
• You can access Calorie Mode with a double button click.
When activated "kcal" is displayed for approximately
1 second and then the estimated number of calories
is displayed for approximately 5 seconds, in tenths of
a kcal e.g. "2345.7". The display then returns to Step
Mode automatically.
• At any time, a long press of the button of approximately
4 seconds resets the step counter and calorie estimate
to zero. jOG will require confirmation and will display
"Reset OK?" on the LCD. To confirm, press the button
again. If you do not wish to reset, the confirmation
message will disappear after 5 seconds.
• If you want to save the exact number of steps between
play sessions it is important to disconnect the Nunchuk
first from the jOG unit.
NB: Calories burned is an estimate, based on the number of jOG
steps made for an average young adult.