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On this page you find the Sigma PC 15.11 manual. Please read the instructions in this operator manual carefully before using the product. If you have any questions about your that are not answered in the manual, please share your question in the troubleshooting section on the buttom of this page. Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for SIGMA PC15 Heart Rate. Dig out the manual and match up the German instruction pictures to the English.

The PC-15 packs a hefty punch for its price. Once you've entered your personal details, the unit automatically sets your max HR and three consecutive training zones but you can alter any of these. Drajvera dlya klaviaturi hp kb 0316. The unit doesn't have an alarm option to keep your exercise on track, although a graphic shows your intensity alongside the HR figure.

Both the amount of time and the percentage of your session spent in each zone are available on screen too, along with your average and max HRs and the number of calories used – and you can review all this once you've finished. The lap timer on the stopwatch is another valuable function but it doesn't record your HR details for each split. You have to wait three seconds for the unit to 'wake up' at the start of a session which is soooo last century – time is money, guys – but it's easy to navigate once you're used to the format. The widely-spaced buttons are simple to operate on the fly, you get a bike mount included and, along with the Suunto and the CicloSport, this is one of the few watch units here where you can reasonably change the battery yourself.

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The battery died in it the other day, so I thought it would be a simple affair to get a replacement, but that process turned into an ordeal. I’m sure I would have had to replace the battery at least once before, but for the life of me, I don’t remember having the trouble I did with this one. The actual battery replacement was a snapthen my troubles started! I expected to have to reset the time, but what I didn’t expect was that the stupid thing would come back in German! I fiddled around with it for a while the other night trying to find the menu item for resetting the language, but that was a lesson in frustration!

I finally gave up in disgust and went to bed thinking I would go find the user manual on the internet and take care of it in the morning. When I found the manual, however, I was no better off. Talk about a complicated affair! With text in both English and German, I had to wade through several pages to finally get to the part about how to change the language.

One basic problem here.the English section of the manual told you how to go change the language to German. It was no help in trying to get the language changed from German to English! After trying for several minutes to decipher it and making no progress, I decided that I would try to “count clicks”. I figured that if I started from the front, I should be able to count clicks to finally drill down to the language setting. Tried that twicesomething’s still not clicking (pardon the pun), so I assume I was either mis-reading the manual or not doing a proper job of counting the clicks I was making on the watch. I gave that up in frustration and put it aside for a while.

Then I had an epiphomy while I was at lunch yesterday. I came back and did a language translation in iGoogle for the word “settings” in German. It’s “einstellungen”.

I started at the front and clicked my way through the menu options until I found it. Then, I translated “language”. It’s German translation is “sprache”. I clicked through until I saw that. When I opened that up, it just took a couple of clicks before I saw the word “English”, so I clicked that and was home free! What an ordeal!

Cycling related: Not much. The morning commute was pretty normal except for the guy that passed me going south on Oak Grove while I was waiting to cross on Catalpa. He was riding a road bike with a backpack and totally ignored me when I said “Hi” as he approached. What a donkey! The trip home was another case of cloudy skies that looked like might dump on me at any time but I made it. For as much rain as we’ve had lately, it’s amazing that I’ve not gotten any wetter than I have.

God bless TW.