Firstbeat Firstbeat Uploader
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Below you will find brief information for Firstbeat Uploader, Suunto Memory Belt, Suunto Smart Belt, Omron Pedometer HJ-720. This software facilitates the extraction of information related to bodily functions from various external devices and uploads it to a server. It provides functions for logging in, managing data uploads, configuring device settings, and handling measurement selections, including options for automatic processing and data backup.
Key Features
Reads data from compatible external devices (Suunto Memory Belt, Suunto Smart Belt, Omron Pedometer HJ-720)
Uploads bodily function information to a central server
Compatible with Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Vista
Allows user login and secure data association
Provides selection and deletion of measurements from devices
Supports merging of fragmented measurements into complete logs
Offers configuration options for language, server address, and data backups
Pages: 13 Firstbeat Firstbeat Uploader Technical manual
Brand: Firstbeat Category: Pedometers Size: 303 KB
Languages: English
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Open manualFrequently Answers and Questions
How do I start using Firstbeat Uploader?
When Firstbeat Uploader is started, an icon appears in the Windows taskbar's notification area. You can access program functions by right-clicking this icon or double-clicking it to initiate the device search and upload process.
What devices are compatible with Firstbeat Uploader?
Firstbeat Uploader is compatible with Suunto Memory Belt, Suunto Smart Belt, and Omron Pedometer HJ-720 measurement devices.
Can I automatically upload data and clear my device's memory?
Yes, for Suunto Memory Belt and Omron Pedometer, you can select an option in the respective measurement selection dialogs (or Pedometer loading screen) to skip the dialog in the future and automatically upload all data and clear the device's memory without user interaction.
Why might a measurement from Suunto Memory Belt be marked as 'Corrupt'?
A measurement might be marked as 'Corrupt' if it could not be loaded from the device, either due to weak contact between the device and the docking station, or because the measurement data itself has been corrupted in the device.
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