Polar FIN-90440 Exercising with Your Polar Heart Rate Monitor, Setting the Time of DAY

Page 7

SETTING THE TIME OF DAY

1.In the Time mode, press both buttons simultaneously. You enter the alarm clock setting mode.

Alarm symbol starts flashing.

2.Press the left button five times to skip the alarm clock setting. AM/PM for time of day is flashing.

3.Press the right button to select AM or PM for the time of day.

4.Press the left button to lock your selection.

The first digits representing the hours start flashing.

5. Press the right button to select the desired hour.

The digits run faster if you press and hold the right button. Release the button at the desired value.

6. Press the left button to lock your selection.

The digit representing the tens of minutes starts flashing.

7.Press the right button to select the desired tens of minutes.

8.Press the left button to lock your selection.

The digit representing the minutes starts flashing.

9.Press the right button to select the desired minutes.

10.To lock your selection and to restart the seconds press the left button. You will then return to the Time mode. Alternatively, to return to the Time mode without restarting the seconds press both buttons simultaneously.

You may also use Polar Fitwatch as an ordinary watch without a Transmitter.

14

Exercising with Your

Polar Heart Rate

Monitor

Regular exercise helps you to sustain and improve your health and fitness, as well as feel better. Exercising has also other great benefits, you can reduce stress, learn to know your body’s reactions and optimise your training time. Whether you are about to start a regular exercise program or you already do sports training, a Polar Heart Rate Monitor will help you to achieve your personal fitness goals in less time, with greater safety.

The effect of your exercise program depends on four factors:

Intensity of exercise

Duration of exercise

Frequency of exercise

Mode of activity

Exercise may include some risk, especially for those who have been sedentary. To minimise possible risks consider the following advice.

Before beginning a regular exercise program consult your doctor

if you are over 35 years of age

if you have not been following a regular exercise program during the past 5 years

if you smoke

if you have high blood pressure

if you have high blood cholesterol

if you have any signs or symptoms of any disease

if you are recovering from a serious illness or a medical treatment e.g. surgery

if you use a pacemaker or another implanted electronic device.

15

FITWATCH.manual GBR/E

14-15

5.1.2001, 10:55

Image 7
Contents Contents Polar Fitwatch Parts How does Polar Fitwatch WorkVisual Cues to Read this Guide Important to RememberGetting Going How to Start Heart Rate MeasurementFunctions During Heart Rate Measurement How to Set Your Target Zone Right Button How To Set WatchSetting the Alarm Clock Left ButtonDigit representing the tens of minutes starts flashing Setting the Time of DAYAlarm symbol starts flashing Exercising with Your Polar Heart Rate MonitorIntensity of Exercise General Exercise RecommendationAge = Maximum Heart Rate Frequency of Training Mode of Activity185 165Define the Amount of Your Physical Activity Quick guide for ExercisingStructure of AN Exercise Session ReferencesExamples of Exercise Recommendations Determine Your Exercise GoalsTaking Care of Your Polar Heart Rate Monitor Care MaintenancePolar recycles used Transmitters PrecautionsUsing a Polar Heart Rate Monitor A Water Environment BatteriesPolar Heart Rate Monitor and Interference Frequently Asked QuestionsWhat should I do if Polar Transmitter Technical SpecificationsCare and Maintenance/Batteries and Service Default SettingsAsk your local dealer or Distributor for more details Polar Books AccessoriesServicePolar Accessories Polar Books and BookletsPOLAR’S Service Procedure Limited Polar WarrantySending Instructions DisclaimerNotes FITWATCH.manual GBR/E 38-39 2001 FIN-90440 Kempele
Related manuals
Manual 7 pages 1.29 Kb