Steps are not counted, or the count is inaccurate.

To make it less likely that movements other than walking are counted as steps, the pedometer has a "false measurement prevention function." When you wear the pedometer and continue walking for 6 seconds or more, it begins counting, including the steps taken up to that point. However, if you stop moving within 5 seconds, the steps will not be counted. Place the pedometer by itself in a stable location where vibrations are easily transmitted, such as in a trouser pocket, chest pocket, or bag pocket, and walk at a steady rhythm. We recommend walking or strolling outdoors on a flat surface. In environments with frequent short movements, such as inside the home, inaccuracies may occur.

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