Slide Chronograph; Chronograph Scales - Ball RR1401 Bedienungsanleitung

6.7 Slide Chronograph

See above instructions for "Automatic Watch" , with the following changes.
Position [X]: Normal position
Position [0]: Manual winding position
Position [1]: Day/Date adjustment
Position [2]: Setting the time
To operate the slide-bar:
[S0] Normal position
[S1] Start/Stop the chronograph
[S2] Reset the chronograph
The patented Slide Chronograph system includes a circular slide bar fitted
around the case that allows the trigger, stop and reset of the chronograph
in one and the same control integrated in the case at the 9 o'clock position.
The intuitive movement required to activate the mechanism consists of
making the external control slide along the case.
• To trigger the chronograph, move the slide bar clockwise [S1]. The slide bar
then automatically returns to its original position [S0]. A second movement
clockwise [S1] stops the chronograph, and a third movement [S1] starts the
chronograph again.
• To reset the chronograph, move the slide bar counterclockwise [S2]. This
movement only functions when the counters are stopped.
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6.8 Chronograph Scales

Pulsemeter: It measures human pulse or respiration rate.
The wearer can find the correct respiration / pulse per minute by recording
the time needed for the listed number of pulsations.
Description of operation
Please refer to the above instructions for "Automatic Chronograph" to reset
the chronograph counter to zero position.
Trainmaster Pulsemeter (CM1010):
The dial is marked 'Graduated for 30 pulsations'.
At the beginning of a pulsation/respiration, start the chronograph counter
by pressing push-button [P1]. Press again when the 30 pulsations/
respirations have been recorded. If after the 30th pulse, the operator stops the
chronograph counter at 20 seconds, reading from the stopped second hand
on the pulsemeter scale will result in a pulsation rate of 90 beats per minute.
Trainmaster Pulsemeter II (CM3038), Trainmaster Pulsemeter Chronometer
(CM1010), Trainmaster Pulsemeter Pro (CM1038) and Trainmaster
Doctor's Chronograph (CM1032):
The dial is marked 'Graduated for 15 pulsations'.
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