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Usually the first sign of a discharged battery is fading of the digits when using the backlight. Have the batteries checked.
... THE BATTERY OF THE WRIST RECEIVER MUST BE
REPLACED?
We recommend having all service done by an authorised
Polar Service Centre. This is especially necessary to ensure the warranty remains valid and is not affected by incorrect repair procedures done by an unauthorised agent. Polar
Service will test your wrist receiver for water resistance after battery replacement and make a full periodic check of the complete Polar heart rate monitor.
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man M91ti GBR B 52-53
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Polar heart rate monitor is designed to indicate the level of physiological strain and intensity in sports and exercise. No other use is intended or implied. Heart rate is displayed as number of heart beats per minute (bpm).
POLAR TRANSMITTER
Battery type: Built-in Lithium Cell
Battery life: Average 2500 hours of use
Operating temperature: -10
°
C to +50
°
C / 14
°
F to 122
°
F
Material: Polyurethane
ELASTIC STRAP
Buckle material:
Fabric material:
Polyurethane
Nylon, polyester and natural rubber including a small amount of latex
WRIST RECEIVER
Battery type:
Battery life:
CR 2032
Average 1 year (2h/ day, 7 days/ week)
Operating temperature: -10
°
C to +50
°
C / 14
°
F to 122
°
F
Water resistance: to 100 metres/ 330 feet
Accuracy of formula for age based OwnZone heart rate limits (OZ.A):
±
1 bpm
Case: Titanium
Backcover and wrist strap buckle: Stainless steel complying with the EU Directive 94/27/EU and its amendment 1999/C
205/05 on the release of nickel from products intended to come into direct and prolonged contact with the skin.
Watch accuracy better than
±
0,5 seconds/ day at
25
°
C / 77
°
F temperature.
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14.1.2001, 01:10
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Table of contents
- - Getting going
- - Parts
- - Buttons and their functions
- - Easy start
- - How to prepare the wrist receiver
- - How to put the transmitter on
- - How to start measuring your heart rate
- - How to stop measuring your heart rate
- - After exercising
- - Modes and their functions
- - Settings
- - User information settings
- - Setting user 1 or
- - Setting weight
- - Setting height
- - Setting age
- - Setting sex
- - Setting activity level
- - Measurement options settings
- - Selecting OwnZone
- - Setting heart rate limits manually
- 1 OwnCal calorie counter on/off
- 3 Polar Fitness Test on/off
- 4 Setting the watch
- 4 Setting the alarm
- 5 Setting the time of day
- 6 Setting the date
- 8 Start the heart rate measurement
- 10 OwnZone
- 10 How to determine your OwnZone
- 12 OwnZone methods
- 13 How to use previously determined OwnZone
- 14 Functions during heart rate measurement
- 14 See your heart rate
- 14 Illuminate the display
- 14 Turn the sound signal and button sound on/off
- 15 Swap the user
- 15 Start/stop the stopwatch
- 16 Check exercise information
- 17 Check your heart rate limits
- 17 See your progress bullets during exercise
- 17 Swap the heart rate limits
- 18 Stop the heart rate measurement
- 19 Recalling training information
- 19 Exercise time
- 19 Exercise time in zone
- 20 Target heart rate limits
- 20 Average heart rate
- 20 Calories expended during the exercise
- 20 Total calorie count
- 21 Total exercise time
- 22 Latest OwnIndex
- 22 OwnIndex
- 23 Fitness test settings
- 24 Carrying out the test
- 26 Fitness test result
- 28 Care and maintenance
- 28 Taking care
- 29 Batteries
- 29 Service
- 30 Precautions
- 30 In a water environment
- 30 Interference
- 31 Minimising possible risks in exercising
- 33 Frequently asked questions
- 28 Technical specifications
- 29 Limited Polar warranty
- 30 Disclaimer
- 30 Polar glossary
- 31 Index