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Calorie expenditure | 68 |
Cumulative calorie count | 68 |
Cumulative exercise time count | 68 |
Cumulative riding time | 68 |
Odometer | 68 |
Interval Training information | 69 |
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Interval phase | 70 |
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Lap information | 71 |
Recorded samples | 73 |
Deleting a file | 73 |
Deleting all files | 74 |
Records file | 74 |
Resetting cumulative |
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counts to zero | 75 |
Returning to your previous |
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maximum value | 76 |
E. Connection to computer .... | 77 |
Downloading training data |
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to computer | 77 |
Uploading settings from computer | 78 |
F. Polar Fitness Test | 80 |
OwnIndex | 80 |
Predicted maximum heart rate | 82 |
Fitness test settings | 83 |
Carrying out the test | 83 |
Update OwnIndex and | 85 |
Fitness classes | 86 |
G. Care and maintenance | 88 |
H. Precautions | 91 |
I. Frequently asked questions95 | |
J. Technical Specifications | 99 |
K. Limited Polar Warranty ... | 102 |
L. Disclaimer | 103 |
M.Polar glossary | 104 |
Display symbols | 105 |
Display texts | 106 |
Index | 110 |
A. GETTING GOING
Heart rate monitor parts and their functions
The elastic strap holds the transmitter comfortably, yet firmly, in the correct position.
The Polar T61™ transmitter detects your heart rate and transmits it to the wrist receiver.
The Polar S710 wrist receiver displays your heart rate and cycling data during exercise. Enter your personal settings into the receiver and analyse the exercise files after you’re done.
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