THE WAND COMPANY LPV6 Chronomark Smartwatch
Chronomark LPV6 Smart Watch
Draft user manual
v0.3
- All presses are short press unless noted as long press.
- When performing a long press, the screen goes blank.
Turn ON
Top right button > ON – briefly shows welcome screen before going to the main clock screen.
Welcome Screen shows for about 1 second, then goes to main Clock Screen (see detailed description below)
- The screen automatically turns off if the watch is not used for 20 seconds.
- A short press on any button turns the screen back on.
- When wearing the watch, tilting it towards you to view it automatically turns the screen on.
Turn OFF
Long press and hold the top right button (2 seconds) from the clock screen to turn the watch OFF.
Note: screen goes dark, continue to hold until OFF screen options show. Then confirm (press the button next to the tick) or cancel (cross) to go back to the main screen.
A goodbye screen briefly displays a parting message randomly picked from a number of different words or phrases either saying ‘goodbye’ in different languages or a classic parting quote from some well-known sci-fi TV shows and films.
Main Clock
Outer Ring
- Analogue time and button function icons (for that screen).
Inner Ring
- Steps as a percentage of user’s daily target.
- Icons for notifications (not shown in the photo below).
Inner Circle
- Day, time and date
- Grey line shows percentage battery remaining
- Red/blue dot below battery line shows Bluetooth connection status
Button pressing
Top right > notifications
Bottom right > changes clock display: time and step lite 1 > time and logo lite 2 long press and hold > Settings menu
Bottom left > sunrise, sunset and moon phase information
long press and hold > torch mode
Top left > sensor data
long press and hold > weather data
Sunrise, sunset and moon phase
Outer Ring
- Analogue time and button function icons (for that screen).
Inner Ring
- Sunrise and sunset are shown as times and also as a percentage of the daylight hours, accurate for the date and the user’s location.
Inner circle:
- Moon phase.
Button pressing
Top right > notifications
Bottom right > main clock screen
Bottom left > sunrise, sunset and moon phase for the following day, press again for the next day etc. Top left > weather data
(note: if the bottom left button has been pressed and the screen is showing sun and moon information for a future day, the top left button goes back to the previous sun-moon screen.)
Sensor data
Outer ring:
- -Analogue time and button function icons (for that screen).
Inner circle:
- Watch sensor data
- barometric pressure
- x/y/z accelerometer data
- x/y/z magnetometer data
- watch temperature measurements.
Notes:
Temperature measurement is very sensitive, showing changes as small as 0.01 Celsius, but it’s measuring the temperature inside the watch body (which is affected by the temperature of the display backlight, the battery and the electronics) so the measurements have a significant offset from the ambient air temperature or the user’s wrist temperature.
Barometric reading is very accurate and will measure and change with vertical movement of the watch
Button pressing
Top right > notifications
Bottom right > main clock screen
Bottom left > scrolls up through detail screens for each sensor Top left > scrolls down through detail screens for each sensor
Weather data
Outer ring:
- Analogue time and button function icons (for that screen).
Inner circle:
- Weather data with icons and graphed for today (day 0) and tomorrow (day +1).
Notes:
-Top right button toggles between:
– humidity / chance of precipitation, and
– atmospheric pressure / wind speed.
– The forecast will be updated from the phone app. The watch currently shows demo data if nothing has been pushed from the phone.
Button pressing
Top right > toggles between humidity/precipitation and pressure/wind speed Bottom right > main clock screen
Bottom left > next two day’s forecast
Top left > back to moon phase (while viewing day 0 and day +1)
while viewing future days, the top left button goes back to the previous days’ weather screen.
Notifications
Outer ring:
- Analogue time and button function icons (for that screen).
Inner circle:
- Notifications
This screen will automatically pop up when a new notification is received
Button pressing
Top right > select notification to view > press again to delete the notification from watch Bottom right > return to list if viewing notification or return to main clock screen if viewing list Bottom left > scroll down list of notifications
Top left > scroll up list
Torch mode
Outer ring:
- Analogue time and button function icons (for that screen).
Inner circle:
- White screen at full backlight brightness
Button pressing Top right > exit Bottom right > exit Bottom left > exit Top left > exit
Outer ring:
- -Analogue time and button function icons (for that screen).
Inner circle:
- Settings menu
Button pressing
Top right > select
Bottom right > back
Bottom left > scroll down
Top left > scroll up
FCC and ISED (Industry Canada) Regulatory Information
The regulatory information e-label can be found in the About screen, which is accessed from the Settings menu. To read the e-label, while in the Main Clock screen:
- Press and hold the bottom right button for about 3 seconds until the Settings menu appears.
- Click the bottom left button to move the selection bar down until About is highlighted.
- Click the top right button (to select About) to display the e-label.
- To return to the Main Clock screen, click the lower right button.
Notes: – To force-reset the watch, long press the top and bottom right-hand buttons together for 10 seconds until small white text appears on the screen, then let go of the buttons.
FCC Warning
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
NOTE 1: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
NOTE 2: Any changes or modifications to this unit not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
IC WARNING
This device contains licence-exempt transmitter(s) that comply with Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada’s licence-exempt RSS(s). Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
- This device may not cause interference.
- This device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device.
FAQS
- The Wand Company LPV6 Chronomark Smartwatch: What is it?
- The LPV6 Chronomark Smartwatch by The Wand Company blends smartwatch capabilities with conventional watch design to create a high-tech timepiece.
- What functions does the LPV6 Chronomark Smartwatch provide, the second question?
- The LPV6 Chronomark Smartwatch is equipped with a variety of functions, such as interchangeable watch faces, notifications, fitness tracking, music management, and more.
- How compatible is the LPV6 Chronomark Smartwatch with iOS and Android?
- The LPV6 Chronomark Smartwatch is designed to work seamlessly with iOS and Android smartphones, so that it may be used with either one.
- A touch screen is included on the LPV6 Chronomark Smartwatch, right?
- The LPV6 Chronomark Smartwatch does include a touch screen that you can use to engage with different features and browse through menus.
- What is the LPV6 Chronomark Smartwatch’s battery life?
- The LPV6 Chronomark Smartwatch’s battery life might vary based on use, although it usually lasts for a few days on a single charge.
- Can I use the LPV6 Chronomark Smartwatch to make phone calls?
- No, there isn’t a microphone or speaker integrated inside the LPV6 Chronomark Smartwatch for making phone calls. It mostly focuses on watch and smartwatch features.
- Can the LPV6 Chronomark Smartwatch be used to control music playback?
- Yes, you may manage the volume, play/pause, and track skipping of the music being played on your linked smartphone using the LPV6 Chronomark Smartwatch.
- Can you swim with the LPV6 Chronomark Smartwatch?
- The LPV6 Chronomark Smartwatch is capable of withstanding splashes, rain, and other activities involving water. It may not be suited for diving or swimming, however.
- Do the LPV6 Chronomark Smartwatch’s built-in GPS capabilities?
- No, the LPV6 Chronomark Smartwatch lacks an integrated GPS system. It uses your linked smartphone’s GPS to provide location-based functions.
- On the LPV6 Chronomark Smartwatch, can I get notifications?
- Yes, your smartphone can send notifications to the LPV6 Chronomark Smartwatch, including calls, texts, social media alerts, and more.
- Does the LPV6 Chronomark Smartwatch allow for customization of the watch faces?
- You may pick from a range of watch faces and customize the appearance of your watch with the LPV6 Chronomark Smartwatch. LPV6 Chronomark Smartwatch
- Does it enable contactless payments?
- The LPV6 Chronomark Smartwatch does not allow contactless payments or have built-in NFC. It mostly focuses on watch and smartwatch features.
- Can the LPV6 Chronomark Smartwatch be used to operate smart home appliances?
- Depending on the available platforms and configurations, the LPV6 Chronomark Smartwatch may offer limited smart home integration capabilities, enabling you to manage connected devices like lights or thermostats.
- How long is the LPV6 Chronomark Smartwatch’s warranty?
- For further information about the LPV6 Chronomark Smartwatch’s individual warranty terms, it is advised to see the product’s paperwork or get in touch with the manufacturer.
THE WAND COMPANY LPV6 Chronomark Smartwatch User Manual
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