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3.4.6. Refer
With this function you can update the reference altitude. It is identical to the Refer
function described section 3.3.4. Reference altitude and barometric pressure.
With this function you can update the reference altitude. It is identical to the Refer
function described section 3.3.4. Reference altitude and barometric pressure.
3.4.7. History
History is a cumulative of all logs. With this function you can view and reset the
history information recorded in the Suunto t6 memory. The bottom row of the History
display shows the date for when the History was reset last.
To view history information:
1. In the Training menu scroll to History and press
History is a cumulative of all logs. With this function you can view and reset the
history information recorded in the Suunto t6 memory. The bottom row of the History
display shows the date for when the History was reset last.
To view history information:
1. In the Training menu scroll to History and press
ENTER.
2. View is the first menu item. Select it by pressing
ENTER.
3. Scroll the information with the UP/DOWN buttons.
The information is displayed in the following order:
• Total heart rate over the low limit.
• Hr inside (lower limits): Heart rate inside the lower
The information is displayed in the following order:
• Total heart rate over the low limit.
• Hr inside (lower limits): Heart rate inside the lower
heart rate limits.
• Hr inside (upper limits): Heart rate inside the upper
heart rate limits.
• Hr over: Heart rate over the highest heart rate limit set in the history HR limits.
• Distance in the selected units (if paired with wireless speed and distance sensor).
• Ascent: Total ascent in selected units.
• Descent: Total descent in selected units.
• High point: Highest measured point and date.
• Distance in the selected units (if paired with wireless speed and distance sensor).
• Ascent: Total ascent in selected units.
• Descent: Total descent in selected units.
• High point: Highest measured point and date.