Whether you downloaded the software from our Web site or received it in the mail, you should have a file called AthCalc.prc on your computer or floppy disk. Here's how to install it on your Pilot:
Run the program InstallApp. Click on the Select button, set the List Files of Type to All Files, locate and select the file AthCalc.prc, and click Open. Now click on the Install button. The next time you HotSync your Pilot, the program will be downloaded.
Run the program INSTAPP.EXE, which is located in the C:/PILOT folder. Click on the Browse button, locate and select the athcalc.prc file, and click Open. Now click on the Install button. The next time you HotSync your Pilot, the program will be downloaded.
From the Applications window on your Pilot, look for the icon labelled AthleteCalc which looks like this:
After clicking on the icon, the application will start. Normally, you will see the screen shown below, and the very first time you use the software, this will be the case as well. The second time you use the program, though, the Calculate button will instead read Enter S/N, and the calculation functions will be disabled until you enter the seven-digit serial number that you were provided when you purchased the software. Enter the serial number by tapping on the numbers in the lower-left of the screen, and then tap on Enter S/N. If you enter the number correctly, the button will change to Calculate and you can proceed.
If you run into a problem, this probably means that when you provided your Pilot name to Stevens Creek Software, you did so incorrectly. To find the name, tap on the Applications icon in the lower left of your Pilot, then tap on HotSync. Look at the top line of the screen and it will read, "Welcome, XXX". Read the name which follows the word Welcome, and write it down exactly (including case, i.e., whether the letters are upper-case letters like THIS or lower-case letters like this) and email it to Stevens Creek Software technical support and wait for a new serial number to be provided to you.
Along the top left, note the three buttons: Time, Distance, and Pace. The "active" field is always highlighted, and a round-cornered rectangle also helps to show you which information you are entering. The active field is the field into which you are currently entering a number. To switch the active field, just tap on either Time, Distance, or Pace to make that field the active field.
To enter a number into the active field, tap on the numbers in the lower -left corner of the screen. The button marked Del is used to delete (erase) the last character entered; you can erase the entire entry by pressing the Clear button.
To enter "simple" numbers, just press the numbers in sequence, e.g., "32" or "26.2". To enter numbers which are times, do exactly the same thing, ignorning the need to enter the "colon" character (:); the software will insert those for you automatically. For example, "4517" becomes "45:17" automatically. Note that "34" is 34 seconds. To enter 34 minutes, enter "3400".
In this example, you want to enter a time of 3 hours, 25 minutes, and 23 seconds, so you tap the "3","2","5","2", and "3" buttons sequentially:
Now watch what happens when you tap on the Distance button in order to enter the distance:
Notice that the colons have been inserted into the time, and now the Distance field is active, so that tapping "26.2" enters that number into the distance field.
Note that if the "Number Format" set by the Prefs application on your Pilot calls for a comma to be used as a decimal point instead of a period, the key next to the "Del" key will be labelled ",", as appropriate.
Now to calculate pace, just tap on the Calculate button. As you see at the right, the pace is calculated and displayed in the Pace field.
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