A to B
B to C
C to D
A
B
C
D
1 to 2
2 to 3
3 to 4
4 to 5
5 to 6
6 to 7
1
2
3
4
5
6
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Glue
Milieu-infor matie
0
KCAL
0
BMI
HOLD
047
PARA
S/S
S/S
0:00:00
CDT
65
1:00:00
CDT
65
HOLD
1:20:00
CDT
65
S/S
S/S
S/S
STW
0:00:00
65
S/S
LAP 1
0:01:30
89
LAP 2
0:04:25
119
LAP 3
0:02:41
129
S/S
S/S
S/S
REV
0:04:59
121
FITL
1
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Transmitter p ads
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Calorie mode (KCAL)
Entering activity/sport type parameters
The monitor must be in Calorie mode for the data to be entered.
If this is not the ca se enter Calorie mode by press ing the button.
Please refer to the enclosed activity list or the table above for the three digit codes.
When the calorie mode is open the KCAL entry is displayed on the lowest line of the
screen.
In order to make the settings the stopwatch must show
0:00:00!
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Calorie mode (KCAL)
Hold down the button for approx. 2 seconds until the message
disappears. The calorie s parameters symbol (
PARA ) is displayed. Press to
set the third digit from the rig ht.
Press to move to the next digit and set t his using .
Press to move to the last digit an d set this us ing . Close the se ttings
using .
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Calorie mode (KCAL)
In Calorie mode the display switches every 2 seconds between KCAL (current
calorie consumption) and BMI (the body mass index calculated from your personal
data).
If you hold th e button for longer than two seconds the screen switches to KG
mode (refer to Page 45).
About BMI:
The body mass index states the ratio between height and weight.
The BMI is calculated by dividing the weight [kg] by the height squared [m²]. The
formula is:
BMI = body weight : (body height in m²)
Therefore the unit for the BMI is kg/m².
For example: A person is 160 cm tall and weighs 60 kg. T heir BMI is 23.4.
[60 : (1.6 m)² = 2 3.4].
The "ideal" BMI depends on age. The following table lists BMI values for
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Calorie mode (KCAL)
various age groups:
Age BMI
19-24 years 19-24
25-34 years 20-25
35-44 years 21-26
45-54 years 22-27
55-64 years 23-28
>64 years 24-29
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Calorie mode (KCAL)
BMI classification (as per DGE, Nu trition Repor t 1992):
Classification M F
Underweight <20 <19
Normal weight 20-25 19-24
Overweight 21-26 24-30
Seriously
overweight
1
1. Seriously over weight: body
weight is over 20% above target
weight.
22-27 30-40
Obese 23-28 >40
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Countdown mode (CDT)
The countdown mode enables you to programme a co untdown time of between 1
minute and 9 hours 59 minutes.
In countdown mode the screen displays the heart rate, the countdown time in the
format H:MM:SS and
CD T (countdown) in the lower line.
Setting countdown time
Press to open the countdown mode.
Hold down the button for a few seconds to set the countdown time.
After
WAIT has been displayed the hour flashes. Press to set the hours.
Press . The minute display flashes. Press to set the minutes.
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Countdown mode (CDT)
Press to close the setting (it is not possible to set the seconds).
Star t and stop the count down time by pres sing .
If you want to reset the countdown time to th e or iginal value hold the button
for approx. 2 seconds.
After the countdown has expired, the display remains at
0:00:00 and an alarm signal
sounds.
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Stopwatch mode (STW)
The stopwatch mode gives the option of recording up to 16 lap times (lap time mode
this mode is pre-s et in the factor y).
And you can also measure your training progress over several weeks (recovery time
mode).
Press to o pen stopwatch mode.
The heart rate is displayed in the top line, the n the
stopwatch time in th e h:mm:ss format and
ST W
(stopwatch) in the lower line.
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Stopwatch mode (STW)
Lap times mode
Hold down the button for approx. 2 seconds until the message
disappears.
REC OV ON or R ECOV OFF is displayed. RECOV st ands for recovery . Press to
switch between the lap time and recovery time modes:
RECOV
ON: Recovery times/fitness test mode
RECOV
OFF: Lap times mode
Select Recov
off a nd confirm with .
The selected type of exercise is displayed (
EXERCISE). Confirm by pressing or
change by pressing (see above).
Press the button. The selected intensity is displayed (
INTEN). Confirm by
pressing or change by pressing (see above).
Press the button.
The calculated upper heart r ate value is displayed (
UPPER).
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Stopwatch mode (STW)
Confirm by pressin g or change by pressing (see above).
The calculated lower hear t rate value is displayed (
LOWER).
Confirm by pressin g or change by pressing (see above).
Now stopwatch mode
SW is displayed again.
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Stopwatch mode (STW)
Start laps
Press and start training.
After completing each lap press again.
The time for the first lap is displayed o n the screen for 5 se conds together with the
entry
run1.
During these 5 seconds t he time continues to be counted internally . At the same
time as the first lap s tops the second lap
RUN2 starts.
Press again to stop the second lap etc.
In this way yo u can measure u p to 16 laps. The maximum total time is 9:59:59
(H:MM:SS).
At the end of the last lap press twice briefly in quick succession.
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Stopwatch mode (STW)
Listing lap values
Use the to list a range of values:
1. Times in and outside the set pulse range
Hold down for approx 2 sec onds:
The following appear in succession: the time you exercised above the highest set
heart rate (
upper), the time you exercis ed below the lowest set he ar t rate (lower),
and the time spent between the lowest and highest hea r t rate (
IN).
2. Average and maximum lap time
Press briefly.
The value for the average lap time (
avrun= "average lap time") and the average
heart rate and total lap time (
MXrun=maximum lap) with the maximum heart rate
are displayed in turn.
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Stopwatch mode (STW)
3. Listing values for individual laps.
Press briefly seve ral times.
Each time the button is pressed the times for each individual lap and the average
heart rate for each lap are displayed in reverse order (
run 5, run4, ru n3 etc.).
Press for approx. 2 sec onds to switch to stopwatch mode again.
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Stopwatch mode (STW)
Recovery times/fitness test mode
Press again to return to the s topwatch mode (SW) and set the clock to 2
seconds via and t o
Recov on (see above).
Confirm t he upper he ar t rate
upper with or change it by pr essing .
Confirm the lower heart rate
lower wi th o r c ha ng e it by pr es si ng
(see above).
Press and start training.
Press again when yo u stop training.
Now the recover y time, a period lasting 5 minutes, coun ts
down. At the end of this time you will hear three bee ps.
Y our heart rate at the end of the recovery phase and your
current hear t ra te are dis played. Af ter two sec onds the
fitness level you have ach ieved (on a scale from 1 to 6 ) and
the stopped time ar e displayed in turn.
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Stopwatch mode (STW)
Fitness level
The fitness level attempts to assess the leve l of physical
activity achieved. For this the time that passes after
exercise until the hear t rate value go es back to "normal"
(=recovery hear t rat e) is me asured; it determines the
heart rate af ter a certain period of time (5 minutes) after
exercise ends.
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Calorie/fat bur ning function
The calorie and fat burning values ar e only displayed when the stopwatch is
operating and i f the pulse is at leas t 100 beats/minute.
Click to enter the KCAL mode. The calories consumed and your BMI are
shown in su ccession.
Press fo r approx. 2 seconds to open the KG mode. The estimated fat
breakdown is displayed (in 10g intervals up to 1.3 kg).
Press to switch the display from kg to lb. When lb (English pounds [lb] =
453.59 g) is selected the entered weight is also displayed in lb.
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Stopwatch mode (STW)
Fitness level p rinciples
The relationship between recover y heart rate and fitness level
Deleting all values
To delete all training values press for approx. 2 seconds.
Assessment Grade HR after 5 minutes (in bpm)
Unsatisfactory 6 >130
Inadequate 5 130-120
Adequate 4 120-110
Satisfactory 3 1 10-105
Good 2 105-100
Very good 1 <100
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Putting on transmitter
The transmitter is worn directly on your skin. Adjust the elastic strap so that the
transmitter lies tightly on your chest.
To achieve better contact with the skin, lightly moisten the conductive transmitter pad with
ECG-gel (available in pharmacies).
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Putting on transmitter
Put on the belt a few minutes before you star t in order to warm
it up to body temperature. Find an optimal and comfor table
position f or the belt. T he cont act between skin and tra nsmitter
may not be interrupted even while breat hing deeply .
Attach the heart rate monitor to your wrist.
Press any button to activate the watch. If the r eception is good,
the heart symbol will blink when receiving tra nsmission signals.
It can take a few seconds until the heart rate is displayed. Vary the position
of the transmitter as necessary to obtain the best possible contact.
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Hear t rate display
The hear t symbol will blink in the display if your hear t rate
meter receives signals fro m the transmitter . The
measured heart rate is displayed on the top right.
Frequency interferences
Wireless heart rate meters can be affected by interference from external radio
frequencies. Electronic training dev ices in fitness clubs, mobile phones , wireless
bicycle computers, high volt age lines or similar c an cause irr egular transmissio n
pulses which could cause a "
0" to appe ar in the disp lay during training.
When training in gr oups, other heart rate transmitters may overlay your signal and
cause an incorrect heart rate display . T o receive correct signals, maintain a
distance of approx. 2 metres to other users of hear t rate meters .
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Additional functions
Alarm tones
If you press t he button for a pprox. 2 seconds you can set the following alarm
tones:
Sound when butt ons are pr essed
Alarm tone if maximum or minimum heart rate limits are not adhered too
To switch of f this alarm tone press again for approx. 2 seconds.
In addition each alar m
almo1 (Alarm1) to almo8 (Alarm8) has an alarm sound;
at the end of the countdown per iod and the start and end of the three-minute
recovery period.
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Additional functions
Power saving mode
If no signal is received for approx. 5 minutes, your hear t rate meter will
automatically switch to power-save mode. Only the time an d date are displayed.
Press any button to "wake up" your watch.
Reset
Hold down all 4 buttons for approx. 3 seconds. All the existing messages are
displayed on the scr een at the sa me time.
Press the button. The watch counts down from 3 to 0.
Press the button (the watch be eps) and then the button.
Yo ur hear t rate meter is no w back in factor y condition.
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Additional functions
Fixing the watch to handlebars.
Place the supplied bracket on the handlebars.
St rap on the heart rate meter and adjus t the wrist s trap
so that it compresses the brack ets on the handleba r .
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Handling er r ors
The heart rate is not displayed:
Check the position of the tran smitter .
Is the transmitter too far away f rom the watch?
Are sources of electrical interference preventing faultless transmission?
Is the transmitter batt er y empty?
The display is black:
The ambient temperature is outside the operating range (0° to 55°).
The display is blank:
The receiver battery is empty . To exch ange the receiver batter y , refer to a
specialist watch shop or to the Service Hotline.
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Environmental pr otection notes
Empty batteries do not belong in the household rubbish, but in the collection bins for this
purpose.
Before disposing (end of life) of your heart rate meter , you must remove th e batteries!
Open the battery compar tment on the ches t strap and turn the battery lid
in the direction of the ar row using a coin. Now you can remove the transmit ter
battery and dispose of it.
Remove the four screws at the back o f your hear t rate meter with a small Phillips
screwdriver . Carefully lif t one of the wrist strap halves from its bracin g by using a
screwdriver and remov e the cover .
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Environmental pr otection notes
Now remove the safety bracket with a screwdriver and remove the re ceiver
battery in order to properly dispose of it.
Caution: Only follow these steps to dispose of the watch, since the watch itself is destroyed
during this process.
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Technical data
Batteries
Receiver 1 x CR 2032 3V
Transmitter: 1 x CR 2032 3V
T ransmitter frequency:
5.3 KHz
Subject to technical c hanges.
HOLD
HOLD
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