Hi Thomas,

I have to assume that they are referring to the fact that there are
multiple choices on what you view while running - but I cannot pick and
choose on my watch what combinations of information. That is one of
the major gripes I had when I put it to use - and still do today. I
have often found myself pushing too many buttons during a tempo run.
Here is a quote from the full review I did:
> The biggest complaint I have heard is that the watch display is not as
> user
> friendly as the Polar. I kind of agree - there is a lot to track and
> review
> and there are two many button pushes to get there:
>
> Lap View shows your current Lap large with total time small.
>
> Total Time view shows Total Time large with your current lap small.
>
> Heart Rate view shows your pulse large and your split small.
>
> Distance view shows your distance large and your split small.
>
> Pace view shows your Pace per minute and your split small.
>
> You must press the “view” button on the edge of the watch to cycle
> through
> - so if you want to look at your distance and then your total time it
> will
> take you several presses to get that information - all looking down
> and fumbling.
> How many of you run like that - Split is important - perhaps for three
> seconds
> on the split to display but in general I want to see total time.
> Especially
> with pace - if you are tracking pace you don't need to see the last
> split.
> During my race I found myself staying with the Heart Rate and
> listening for
> the splits (audible beep) to track miles.

You can see screen shots here:
http://www.charanis.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=8

Jim


On Feb 22, 2005, at 6:58 AM, bechamelpony wrote:

> I REALLY want the Nike Triax Elite HRM/SDM to have the "My View"
> option, that let's you
> customize the display to show the information, that is important to
> you, while you work
> out - heart rate with pace, heart rate with total time, heart rate
> with total distance, heart
> rate only, pace with total time, pace with total distance, pace only
> etc. - by choosing which
> information appears in the primary (large) and the secondary (small)
> display lines on the
> watch (the feature also found in RUN mode on the Nike Triax CV10).