User manual SUUNTO SMART BELT POCKET GUIDE

[. . . ] INTRODUCTION TO SUUNTO SMART BELT The Suunto Smart Belt is a sophisticated heart rate recorder and wireless transmitter. Selfcontained and easy to use, it transmits data to a Suunto Team POD, Suunto PC POD or Suunto t-series heart rate monitor. It also records data on an integrated memory chip for downloading and analyzing at a later time. Designed for athletic, educational and wellness environments, the Suunto Smart Belt can be successfully used by athletes, fitness enthusiasts and physical education participants with minimal instruction or fuss. [. . . ] For activating the data transfer, please refer to the Help of the software you are using. 3 short beeps and 3 short green flashes indicate when the belt is disconnected from the PC. 8 3 short green 3 short belt disconnected CUSTOMIZING YOUR SUUNTO SMART BELT You can use your PC to adjust your Suunto Smart Belt settings. You can make the following adjustments to the belt's functionality through the PC interface: · Switch the belt's own recording function on or off. (Turning off recording also turns off all sound and light signals, and the belt works as a normal heart rate belt for Suunto ANTcompatible devices. ) · Switch the belt's transmitting function on or off. (If turned off, heart rate cannot be received with a wrist monitor or other heart rate receiver. ) · Define the percentage of free memory available before the belt gives a low-memory warning. · Define the user's personal profile and name in the belt's memory. 9 4. ERRORS AND WARNINGS Suunto Smart Belt communicates errors and warnings with long orange and red flashes and long beeps. LOW BATTERY If the battery is low, a signal of 2 long beeps and long, red flashes is repeated 3 times. This is followed by a flash every 4 seconds and indicates that you should replace the battery. As the battery is low, not empty, Suunto Smart Belt continues to operate normally. 2 long, red, then 1 every 4 seconds 2 long battery low, still reading heart rate If the battery is too low to operate, the device will switch to sleep mode, and 2 long beeps and 2 long, red flashes will indicate that you must replace the battery before you can continue to use your Suunto Smart Belt. This signal continues until you take off the belt. If you don't need to transmit data with your Suunto Smart Belt, it is worth turning off the belt's transmitting function with the PC software, as transmitting data has a significant impact on battery life. 10 2 long, red 2 long battery too low to operate, switching to sleep mode MEMORY LOW/FULL If the memory is low, a signal of 2 long beeps and 2 long, orange flashes are repeated 3 times. This is followed by a flash every 4 seconds, which indicates that you should download your data to your PC and empty the belt's memory. However, as the memory is low, not full, Suunto Smart Belt will continue recording normally. 2 long, orange, then 1 every 4 seconds 2 long memory low, still recording heart rate 11 If the memory is full, measuring ends and the device switches to sleep mode. This is indicated by 2 long beeps and 2 long, orange flashes. This signal continues until you take off the belt. You should then download your data to your PC and must empty the belt's memory before you can continue to use your Suunto Smart Belt to record heart rate data. 2 long, orange 2 long memory full, switching to sleep mode NO HEART RATE DETECTION If, during recording, Suunto Smart Belt no longer detects your heart rate, it will alert you by 2 long beeps and 2 long, green flashes every 30 seconds. As long as there is available memory, the device will continue to give this warning every 30 seconds while in contact with the skin. If the belt detects your heart rate again, it will give a medium-length beep and a medium-length, green flash. If you take the belt off, it will stop recording and go into sleep mode after 60 seconds. This is indicated by 3 short beeps and 3 short, green flashes. 12 REPLACING THE BATTERY The transmitter belt operates on a 3-Volt lithium cell, type: CR 2032. The average expected battery life of the transmitter belt is 300 hours of use in ideal operating temperatures. Insert a coin into the slot located on the battery compartment cover on the backside of the transmitter belt. Turn the coin counterclockwise until it is aligned with the open position marker, or even slightly further for easy opening. [. . . ] The claim will be honored and the product repaired or replaced at no charge and returned in what your Suunto representative determines a reasonable amount of time, provided that all necessary parts are in stock. All repairs that are not covered under the terms of this warranty will be made at the owner's expense. This warranty is non-transferable from the original owner. You can locate your local Suunto representative at www. suunto. com. 19 10. [. . . ]