10-Step Error Prevention
1, This feature prevents random, non-walking movements from being falsely counted as steps-without this feature any movement would be counted as a step, this is why an error prevention feature is essential.
2, For the best accurate step count and to avoid counting sudden movements as steps, the pedometer will start or resume counting steps after taking 10 consecutive steps, once you have taken 10 steps, the pedometer will start counting 11, 12, 13, etc., or all steps before resuming the count will be added.
The pedometer may not count steps correctly in the following conditions:
1, Light walking, wearing slippers, up and down slops.
2, Riding on transport such as buses, trains and cars.
3, In addition to walking up and down, repeated standing, sitting and other irregular moverments.