Do you have to be moving for a certain amount of time continuously before it starts counting or continues counting?
143141
You have to walk for 10 minutes continuously for it to track aerobic steps. The initial steps taken in that first 10 minutes will be included in your daily total.
143142
I believe it starts to count steps as soon as the Omron Alvita recognizes you are taking steps.
143143
No, It starts counting as soon as you start walking or running. It stops when you start and continues as soon as you start again.
143144
It starts counting when you start to walk and will continue counting as you walk until 12 midnight when it resets back to zero for the following day.
2050903
When you wear it on your shoe, it recognizes the circular movement, I guess. If you cycle/walk/run for over 10 minutes in a row it counts this as a workout, if not it just counts steps.
1042338
This scale does need you to be still for a moment, but it responds quickly. If you are moving, you do shift the weight that is shown on the display. It can give you a couple of different weights if you move too much.
2069919
No I would think you would have to reset timer every time you start something. I reset timer every time I use the one I have. I guess the best way to say it the timer will count down. Then after that the timer will restart its self & count UP. FRANZ
1579058
Yes, if you do not need to measure increments of less than one second. If it is set on 0 and you push start it will count upwards till you stop it.
966445
Yes, if you mean real physical steps and you keep going and not take over four seconds per step. However, if your using a stair climber and your not constant stride even a second between steps then no it won't count.
551955
It goes off for about 30 seconds at a time. If it gets bumped or not continually sensing movement it resets itself. If its getting moved or constantly sensing movement it will continually sound off, and by the way it is LOUD!
1034855
Repeated for like 20 to 30 seconds and then I believe it starts to count up. You can't miss it.
1073521
To get it to count up, press the Start/Stop button once. It will begin to count up by seconds. To turn it off and reset it to zero, press both the M (minutes) and S (seconds) buttons at the same time.
1718959
I have yet to pause long enough for it to matter, but so far I haven't noticed that it does. I know that it gives you the option of manually pausing it with just the press of a button, as it asks me that when I am done with my run. Sorry I haven't got better info this time around!
1192540
30 min but you can just push enter again and go for another 30 min. You can just keeping doing it in 30 min increments.
600886
You would have to hold down the main button whenever you wanted to track it... It won't continuously track it for you
1588660
Yes! That's exactly what this one does. It skips ahead in increments of 30 seconds, and back in increments of 7 seconds. Very useful!
1642809
I pause it every time i stop and then hit resume. It will then keep your lap times and count accurate. One thing I've noticed is that you need a good kick on every turn to make sure it registers. I dont even do a flip turn every time but as long as I push and glide a little, it counts. Other than that, this watch is awesome.
1148256
Yes! When it is used as an additive counter there is an "up" arrow displayed above the seconds. Of course it will only count up to 99:99:99.
2044425
Yes you can stop/pause the workout. The timing counter may start over again (counting down or up depending how you have it set), however once you have your intervals set they will remain the same. If you are referring to the stopwatch, I don't know since I only use the intervals.
485813
Yea, beeps on all key pressesIncrement/decrement in .1 mph incrementsIf you restart within 20mins of stopping it will remember your stats. After 20 mins it all resets and assumes you are finished rather than taking a break.