SPINTSO S1 Referee Watch User Manual
- June 9, 2024
- SPINTSO
Table of Contents
S1 Referee Watch
User Manual
Overview and Abbreviations
Start-up
3.1. Content
The following items are included:
– Spintso referee watch S1.
– USB charging cable.
– Quick start manual & information sheet.
3.2. Peel off
Before using your new watch, please remove the screen protector and the thin
transparent plastic film that covers the heart rate sensor.
3.3. Activation
Press and hold Button A until the bar on the screen rises to maximum. Then
release the button.
Spintso logo arcs shall appear for a moment and when the clock face appears
the watch is ready.
Charging
Connect the included charging cable between your watch and a standard USB-A
charging port. Make sure the pogo pins on the magnetic charging connector
align properly to the watch charging interface. If wet, the watch exterior
shall be wiped dry before charging.
The watch will briefly light the display and indicate charging when charging
power is applied. Charging time is up to two hours and is complete when the
display shows a fully charged battery. Press button A to see current charging
status.
Connect to app
5.1. SMARTPhone installation
Search for “Spintso watch” on the App Store for iPhone, or on Google Play for
Android. Install Spintso App on your phone.
5.2. Connect watch
Check that Bluetooth is enabled on your phone and on your watch.
Phone: Normally a Blue Bluetooth symbol.
Watch: White flight mode symbol. (Default)
Open the Spintso watch app on your phone and select the “WATCH” tab. Then
select “ADD SPINTSO WATCH”. Wait until your Spintso watch appear in the list
below and then select S1. Finally confirm the new pairing by selection on
your watch.
The Spintso App may ask you to update the watch software. If battery status is
greater than 50% you can select yes to update.
General handling
6.1. Screen wake-up
Screen is activated by either pressing button A, or by turning the wrist. The
screen fades and deactivates automatically after a configurable time. During
fading, the screen can be tapped to keep the screen active.
6.2. Change clock-face
Changing clock-face is made when the watch show your current clock-face. Press
on the touchscreen until three small dots appear. Swipe to the right or to the
left to change between the different clock-faces. Select the clock-face you
prefer by tapping the screen.
6.3. Navigation from home screen
6.3.1 Settings
Swipe down to go to settings.
Return to home screen by swiping up, or by pressing button A
6.3.2 Short-cuts
Return to home
screen by swiping right/left, or by pressing button A
6.3.2 Functions
Return to home screen by swiping right, or by pressing button A
6.4. Deactivation
Select Power-Off in Settings or press and hold button A for 16 seconds to turn
off the watch.
Referee functions
Available Referee functions are Referee watch, Interval training watch, Stop-
watch, and Activity record.
A function is selected by tapping on the applicable bubble.
7.1. Referee watch
PRO 1 and Pro 2 are the traditional match clock and works similar to our
previous watches. Youth is a new match clock where goals and penalties can be
registered. All matches are set individually to prepare for three different
kind of matches.
7.1.1. Match settings
Touch the screen to select Match settings. Then select PRO 1, PRO 2 or Youth.
PERIODS: Set between 1 and 9 periods. Confirm by pressing button A or
cancel by swiping to the right.
PERIOD TIME : Set individual period time between 00:00 and 99:59. (mm’s).
Press button B, or swipe to the left to set the time of the next period.
Confirm all period time settings by pressing button A or cancel all period
time setting by swiping to the right.
BREAK TIME: Set individual break time between 00:00 and 99:59. (mm’s).
Press button B, or swipe to the left to set the time of the next break.
Confirm all break time settings by pressing button A or cancel all break time
setting by swiping to the right.
INDICATION: Select VIBRATION by touching the screen. Set vibration
strength between 1 and 5, or off. Confirm by pressing button A or cancel by
swiping to the right.
START/STOP: This option defines how to start, pause, and restart the
match with button A. Select SHORT PRESS, LONG PRESS or DOUBLE PRESS by
touching the screen.
SHORT PRESS : Button A activates immediately.
LONG PRESS: Button A activates after being pressed down for 1,5 sec.
(Prevents from accidental button press).
DOUBLE PRESS : Button A activates immediately at the second press.
(Prevents from accidental button press, but the time is controlled faster
compared to LONG PRESS).
7.1.1.2. Additional Youth Settings
TEAM COLOUR: Select between 11 colors for the home team and guest team.
Confirm each team by pressing button A or cancel by swiping to the right.
PENALTY TIME: Set penalty time to between 00:00 and 99:59. (mm’s).
Confirm by pressing button A or cancel by swiping to the right.
7.1.2. Match
Touch the screen to select applicable match. PRO 1, PRO 2 or Youth.
7.1.2.1. Match indications
The watch indicates all events by vibration.
SHORT vibration: 1,0 sec long. Activated at start of period and when
enter/exit Youth menu. MEDIUM vibration: 2,0 sec long. Activated when stopping
the period time and when Youth penalty time is zero.
LONG vibration: 5 sec long. Activated at end of Period and at end of
Break time.
REMINDER vibration: three vibrations, repeated every 10 sec. Activated
after period time is stopped (Paused) during a period.
7.1.2.2. Match clocks and display indicator
Current time: Shows the real time. 12/24h format is decided by the
setting in your phone.
Period time: Shows the remaining period playing time.
Period number (P): Shows the current playing period.
Battery indicator: Current battery status is indicated by the degree of
fill-out of the battery symbol.
Additional Time (+): Shows for how long the current period have been
paused.
Break time (B): Shows the remaining time until the next period shall
start. Only visible during break.
Counting-up time (TOT): Shows the continuous time that have passed since
the current period started and it continues to count up during break time.
When the next period is started, the counting-up time is set to the sum of
all previous playing periods and continue to count up.
Penalty counter (PT): Shows the oldest currently active penalty. Maximum
number of penalties during a game is nine.
Penalty Timer: Shows the remaining time until a player is allowed back
onto the field. If additional penalties are active at the same time, the newer
penalty will appear after the old has ended and disappeared.
Team score counter: Shows the number of goals that have been registered
for each team. The maximum number of goals is limited to 99.
Team color : Shows the color of the home and guest teams.
7.1.2.3. Match preparations
Charging: Make sure that your watch has enough battery power to last
through the match(as). Note that the watch draws more power than normal during
a match due to the always on display. Preferably make sure that your watch is
fully charged at the beginning of the match day.
Set-up : Make sure all match settings are correctly set before the game
start. Note that you need to set each period time and break time separately if
your game has for example 2 periods/breaks or more.
7.1.2.4. General match handling
Applicable match can preferably be selected at warm-up before the match. The
following actions are taken after selecting a match (PRO 1, PRO 2 or YOUTH).
a. Screen remain always on.
b. Touch screen is disabled
c. Bluetooth is deactivated
d. All notifications and the alarm clock are disabled.
e. Number of playing periods, First playing Period time and first break time
is presented.
f. All match clock functions are controlled by button A.
g. Vibration feedback for button press and match events are enabled.
7.1.2.5. Pro 1 / Pro 2 match handling
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Match is started by pressing button A. How the button activates depends on the Short-press, long press or double-press setting.
For the PRO match clock, we recommend trying the double-press button activation. It provides both fast and secure control of the match clock. -
If the match clock is started too early by mistake, you can reset the current playing period. This is done by pressing and holding button A for 6 seconds. After 3 seconds you will receive a blinking message that the period is about to be reset.
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During playing period, the period time can be paused by pressing on button A. Additional time start to count up, and the watch will vibrate every 10 seconds to remind the referee that the period time is paused. Press on button A again to resume the period time. The additional time then pauses.
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End of period is indicated by a five second vibration, and the break time starts to count down.
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End of break time is indicated by a five second vibration.
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Start the new period by pressing button A. The new playing period is always started manually, and it can be started before or after the break time have reached zero.
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To exit the match clock, press and hold button A for 6 seconds. After 3 seconds you will receive a blinking message that you are about to exit the match. You can only exit the match after the match have ended, or after a playing period have been reset.
7.1.2.6. PRO match example 2×45, Break Time 15
All start/stop/restart actions are made by pressing button A.
7.1.2.7. Youth match handling
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Match is started by pressing button A. How the button activates depends on the Short-press, long press or double-press setting.
For the Youth match clock, we recommend trying short-press button activation. It provides the most practical control of the match clock, and the Youth event menu. -
If the match clock is started too early by mistake, you can reset the current playing period. This is done by pressing and holding button A for 6 seconds. After 3 seconds you will receive a blinking message that the period is about to be reset.
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After the match has started, the Youth event menu can be accessed by pressing down button A. Enter, exit and stepping through the Event menu is confirmed by short indications. Youth menu and options are described separately.
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End of period is indicated by a five second vibration, and the break time starts to count down.
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End of break time is indicated by a five second vibration.
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Start the new period by pressing button A and select Kick-off in the youth event menu. The new playing period is always started manually, and it can be started before or after the break time have reached zero.
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To exit the match clock, press and hold button A for 6 seconds. After 3 seconds you will receive a blinking message that you are about to exit the match. You can only exit the match after the match have ended, or after a playing period have been reset.
7.1.2.7.1. Youth event menu
The Youth event menu options are slightly different depending on which stage
the match is at.
Menu navigation
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After the match have started, you can access the menu by pressing button A. The first item in the list is highlighted and ready for activation.
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Step through the menu by repeatedly pressing button A. The currently selected item is highlighted after release of the button.
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To activate the highlighted item, press and hold button A for 2 seconds. Release the button after you have received the vibration confirmation.
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Exit from the menu happens automatically after five seconds if not continuing to press the button.
The currently highlighted item is then not activated. -
The menu is designed for quick activations. If you remember the different menu item positions, you don’t even need to look at the display. For example:
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Register goal home: Press and release, press and hold, wait for vibration, release.
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Register goal guest: Press and release twice, press and hold, wait for vibration, release.
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Pause match: Press and release three times, press and hold, wait for vibration, release.
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And so on.
Menu items
- Kick-off: Starts period 2 to 9.
- Goal Home: One goal is added to the Home goal counter.
- Goal Guest: One goal is added to the Guest goal counter.
- Pause match: Period clock and active penalty timers are paused. Vibrations are activated every 10 seconds to remind that the match clock is paused.
- Cont. match: Period clock and active penalty timers are resumed.
- Penalty: Penalty count down timer is activated. Additional penalty timers (Maximum nine) can also be activated but are hidden until the oldest timer has reached zero. The watch will vibrate when the penalty timer reaches zero. A penalty time that has not reached zero before the end of a period will be paused and resumed at start of the next period. Each penalty is assigned a unique number (1-9).
- Undo last : Cancels the latest action. (Goal or Penalty)
7.1.2.8. Youth match example 3×20, Break Time 10
7.2. Interval training watch
The interval training watch feature assists the referee in preparing for the
mandatory fitness test. For example: In Sweden div. 4, the football referees
run 75 meters and walk 25 meters under 17 seconds / 20 seconds. repeated 44
times.
7.2.1. Interval settings
Select settings on the screen by tapping on the interval settings circle.
PERIODS: Set between 1 and 99 periods. Confirm by pressing button A or
cancel by swiping to the right.
ACTIVE TRAINING: Set the active training time (Running period) between
00:00 and 99:59. (mm’s). Confirm by pressing button A or cancel by swiping to
the right.
Back
ACTIVE RESTING: Set the active resting time (Walking period) between
00:00 and 99:59. (mm’s). Confirm by pressing button A or cancel by swiping to
the right.
RESTING TIME : Set the resting time (Time before starting the next
training activity) between 00:00 and 99:59. (mm’s). Confirm by pressing button
A or cancel by swiping to the right.
INDICATION: Select VIBRATION by touching the screen. Set vibration
strength between 1 and 5, or off. Confirm by pressing button A or cancel by
swiping to the right.
SCREEN ON : Select always ON or active for 60 seconds. (Wake-up by
turning your wrist)
7.2.2. Interval training
Select training on the screen by tapping on the TRAINING circle.
7.2.2.1. Training indications
The watch indicates all events by vibration.
Start of training is indicated by a 1 second vibration
End of active training and resting time period is indicated by a 5 second
vibration. Pausing training is indicated by a 2 second vibration
Resume of training is indicated by a 1 second vibration.
7.2.2.2. Interval training display
Current time: Shows the real time. 12/24h format is decided by the
setting in your phone.
Training mode: Shows current training mode. Active training, active
resting or resting time.
Period number (P): Shows the current training period. Each period
consists of one active training and one active resting session.
Training time: Shows the remaining training time for each training
session.
Total training time (TOT): Shows the total training time and counts up
during training.
Battery indicator: Current battery status is indicated by the degree of fill-
out of the battery symbol.
Live health data: Shows the current heart rate, speed, and number of
steps.
7.2.2.2. Interval training display
The following actions are taken after selecting interval training.
- Touch screen is disabled
- Number of training periods, first training session time and total training time is presented.
- Start, paus and resume training are controlled by button A.
- Vibration feedback for button press and training events are enabled.
Start the training by pressing button A.
During training, the interval training clock can be paused and restarted by pressing button A.
To exit the interval training, press and hold button A for 6 seconds. After 3 seconds you will receive a blinking message that you are about to exit the training.
7.3. Stop watch
Current time : Shows the real time. 12/24h format is decided by the
setting in your phone.
Stop watch timer: Show either total time or lap-time.
Lap counter: Shows either TOT 00 or LAP 01-99. TOT shows the total time
and LAP shows the individual lap times.
Battery indicator : Current battery status is indicated by the degree of
fill-out of the battery symbol.
Live health data: Shows the current heart rate, speed, and number of
steps.
7.3.2. Stop watch handling
The following actions are taken after selecting interval training.
- Touch screen is disabled while counting.
- Start, register new lap, and stop training are controlled by button A.
- Vibration feedback for button press and training events are enabled
Start the stop watch by pressing button A.
When the stop watch is running, new laps are registered by pressing button A.
Stopping the time is done by pressing button A for 2 seconds until you receive
the second vibration confirmation.
Lap times can only be checked after the time have stopped. This is done by
swiping left/right on the screen.
To exit the stop watch, press and hold button A for 6 seconds. After 3 seconds
you will receive a blinking message that you are about to exit the training.
7.3.3. Stop watch example
7.4. Activity record
All health data and event logs from the Splints matches and training are
stored in the activity record.
- Matches have red color and training have yellow color.
- The maximum number of stored recordings on the watch is 12. The oldest recording will be removed from the list if the list is full.
- Swipe up or down to browse between the recordings.
- Tap on the screen to select the activity recording you want to look at.
- Cancel and go back by swiping to the right or by pressing button A.
7.4.1. Match
The match record includes health statistics for the complete match including
breaks, each single period and for all periods together. It also includes an
event log that tracks all match events controlled by the watch.
Tap on the screen to select option.
7.4.1.1. Health
The following health data is recorded.
- Measuring time
- Distance
- Average heart rate
- Maximum heart rate o Number of steps
- Calorie burn
- Average speed.
Swipe up or down to browse the health data.
7.4.1.2. Event log
With the event log you can get the exact time and period when an event
happened during the match.
In PRO matches you will also get the time of the counting-up timer. In Youth
matches you will instead get the period time.
Up to 99 events can be stored in one match. Events that are stored in PRO
matches are for example.
- KICK-OFF
- TIME STOPPED
- TIME STARTED
- PERIOD END
- PERIOD RESET
Additional events that are stored in YOUTH matches are for example.
- GOAL GUEST 01, GOAL GUEST 02 …
- PENALTY 01, PENALTY 02 …
- UNDO GOAL GUEST 02
Swipe up or down to browse the events.
7.4.2. Training
The training record includes health statistics for the Splints training
programs.
The following health data is recorded.
- Measuring time
- Distance
- Average heart rate
- Maximum heart rate
- Number of steps
- Calorie burn
- Average speed.
Other functions
8.1. Sports
The following training programs are included: Running, Walking, Cycling,
Hiking, Treadmill, Spinning, Yoga, Basketball, Football and Badminton.
In sports you can also select “RECORD” to view your health data recordings
from earlier training activities.
- Live health data is presented during training. Swipe the health data area on the screen left and right to browse between different health data.
- Press button A to paus the training. During paus, you can select to either resume training, or exit the training.
8.2. Heart
Measures your current heart rate and presents the result on the watch screen.
8.3. Blood Pressure
Measures the current blood pressure and presents this on the watch screen. The
result is also synchronized to the APP and stored. Blood Pressure can only be
activated manually.
8.4. Notice
Here you can browse, view, and delete notifications that have been sent to
your watch. In the APP you can enable and disable notifications. You can also
set exactly which notifications that shall be forwarded.
– The watch also supports rejecting and accepting incoming calls.
8.5. Alarm
View, enable and disable wake-up alarms.
- Alarms can only be edited in the APP.
- Maximum of five alarms can be set. Single or repeating alarms are supported.
- Alarm that has not been cancelled at activation will activate again after 10 minutes.
Alarm that has activated during a Splints mode match will activate after the match.
8.6. Weather
Displays the current weather. Swipe to the left to show the weather for the
next couple of days.
8.7. Timer
Set the time by tapping the plus/minus symbols. Then press the play symbol to
start the timer. When the time reach zero, the alarm goes off.
Exit the timer by swiping to the right or by pressing the A button. If the
timer is running, tap the stop symbol first.
8.8. Thermometer
Measures your current body temperature.
8.9. Settings
8.9.1. Brightness
Screen brightness can be set in five steps
8.9.2. Language
The watch support English plus one extra language. The optional language is
selected on the APP.
Optional languages when writing this manual are: Chinese, French, German,
Italian, Spanish, Swedish and Turkish.
8.9.3. Power off
Option to turn the watch off.
8.9.4. Factory mode
Option to erase all data on the watch and set parameters to default.
8.9.5. About
Displays the Device name, MAC-address, and firmware version.
Short-cuts from home screen
9.1. Swipe Down
Swipe down to access the quick settings. Change a setting by tapping the icon.
| Flight mode
Disables Bluetooth.
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| Vibration
Turns vibration on/off. This setting does not affect the vibration in the
referee functions.
| Do not disturb
Disables vibration and notifications. This setting does not affect the wake-up
alarm and the vibration in the referee functions.
| Brightness
Screen brightness can be set in five steps
| Settings
Short-cut to watch settings.
9.2. Swipe Right / Left
Swipe left or right to quickly access Splints features, a brief of your daily
health data, heart rate, sleep, and weather.
App features
In the APP you can access three tabs. Watch, Home and My Profile.
10.1. Watch TAB
In watch tab you can access the following features.
ADD SPINTSO WATCH. Tap to start searching for your Splints smart watch.
DIAL. Configure your personal dial.
MESSAGE PUSH. Enable/Disable or select which notifications that shall be
forwarded to your watch.
INCOMING CALLS. Choose if incoming calls shall show up on the watch
ANTI LOST. Enable/Disable anti list function. The watch vibrate when
loosing the Bluetooth connection with your phone.
DO NOT DISTURB. Enable/Disable do not disturb function.
WAKE-UP ALARM. Set up to five alarms that activates on your watch.
SEDINTARINESS. Set the time period and how often sedentariness shall
activate on your watch.
UNIT OF MEASURE. Metric or Imperial can be selected.
DATE FORMAT. Set the preferred order on Years, month, and day.
CHOCK. Selection of the vibration repetition. Not applicable for Splints
functions.
BACKLIGHT. Option to set for how long the watch screen shall be active
after wake-up. Not applicable for Splints functions.
TURN THE WRIST. Enable / Disable or set the time for when the watch shall
activate the screen when turning the wrist.
LANGUAGE. Select your preferred language on your watch.
FIRMWARE UPGRADE. If a newer software is available for your watch, it can
be updated. Make sure the watch and phone battery is at least 50% before
loading new SW.
DISCONNECT. Disconnects your watch from the phone.
10.2. Home TAB
In the home tab you receive an overview of all your health data.
- Daily number of steps, calories burn and distance.
- Training and match records. The records include for example number of steps, distance, calories burn, medium heart rate, max heart rate, and average speed.
- Match records includes health statistics in three categories. For the entire match including breaks, only during playing periods, and for each single period. The match records also includes an event log where all events controlled by the watch are displayed.
- Heart rate. Statistics per day, week and month can be selected.
- Blood pressure. Note that blood pressure measurements must be initiated manually on the watch. Upload of the measurement to the APP is automatic and statistics can be viewed per day, week or month.
- Sleep monitoring. Statistics of Deep sleep, light sleep, and awake time during the night. Statistics shows per day, week or month.
- Body temperature. Statistics per day, week and month can be selected.
- Weight. Edit and stores your weight.
10.3. My profile TAB
In the my profile tab you can edit health goals and change your personal settings.
- Tap the circle at the top to edit your profile and adding a picture.
- Select Support or FAQ if you need assistance.
- Font repair. Only activate if your font is faulty.
- UI repair. Only activate if the graphics looks faulty on your watch.
- Settings. Here you can for example select to synchronize your heart rate readings with Google Fit or Apple Health.
- Permission settings. Here you can set the phone permissions to enable all watch and APP features.
- About. Displays the current APP version and provides a link to our privacy policy.
Watch Properties S1
- Operational time during normal use: 10-15 days.
- Operational time during match (Always on display): 9h.
- Charging time 0-100%: Approx. 2h
- Weight including armband: 33 grams
- Watch house outer size: 40 x 45 mm.
- Standard 20 mm armband fitting.
- Display: 240×240 pixels, 1,54-inch touchscreen.
- Bluetooth: 5.0, Range 8-10m.
- Built-in body temperature monitoring and heart-rate sensor.
- Climatic environment: IP67
- Complies with the following standards/directives: CE, RoHS, UKCA, FCC and Titoki.
Warranty & contact
Product warranty: 2-year limited warranty counting from end customer initial
purchase date.
SPINTSO AB, Artillerigatan 42 114 45 Stockholm Sweden
E-mail: info@spintso.se, Phone: +46 (0) 243 190 90,
Web: www.spintso.com.
Health data measurements
Please note that the watch readings of the health sensors shall not be used
for any medical purpose. The thin protective plastic film on the heart-rate
sensor shall be removed before making measurements.
Regulatory
All qualification markings can be found on the back side of the watch.
EU Compliance
The EU declaration of conformity can be provided on request. Please e-mail
info@spintso.com
European Union, Disposal information
After this product has reached end of life, it shall be taken cared of
properly. Please dispose the product to the recycling facility assigned by
your authorities.
UKCA (UK)
UK Declaration of Conformity can be provided
on request. Please e-mail info@spintso.com
FCC (USA)
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules.
FCC ID: 2AKUO-S1PRO
Titoki (Japan)
Certificate of compliance can be provided on request. Please e-mail
info@spintso.com Certification id number: R
210-169490
General
Splints general terms and conditions can be found at https://www.spintso.com
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