Weider WM21, WM42, WM41 You determine your OwnZone in five stages, Switch Timing Signals on/off

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2.You determine your OwnZone in five stages:

1.Walk at a slow pace for 1 min. Keep your heart rate below 100 bpm during this first stage. After each stage you hear a beep (if the sound settings are on) and the display automatically illuminates (if you have switched the backlight on once before), indicating the end of the stage.

2.Walk at a normal pace for 1 min. Smoothly increase your heart rate by 10–20 bpm.

3.Walk at a brisk pace for 1 min. Smoothly increase your heart rate by 10–20 bpm.

4.Jog at a slow pace for 1 min. Smoothly increase your heart rate by 10–20 bpm.

5.Jog at brisk pace or run for 1 min.

3.At some point during stages 1–5, you hear two beeps. Your OwnZone has been determined. The following information is displayed:

See the explanations for OZV, OZL, and OZA on the previous page. OwnZone heart rate limits.

Current heart rate.

You can now continue your exercise. Try to stay within the given heart rate zone to maximize the benefits of the exercise.

Switch Timing Signals on/off

You can switch the OwnZone timing signals on/off in the Sound settings of General Settings.

For further information, see the section General Settings, page 106.

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Polar Gewichtsmanagement Produkt WM22 WM21 Contents Exercising with Your Weight Management Product Wrist Unit Introduction to Weight Management ProductWeight Management Product Elements TransmitterWrist Unit Buttons and Symbols BackWeight Management Program Symbols Other symbols Functions DiaryBasic Settings of Your NEW Wrist Unit Introduction to Weight Management Product Polar Weight Management Program Creating a Weight Management Program Example Laura’s Personal InformationRecommendation Weight Loss Program Weight StatusProgram Laura likes walking, which corresponds to a low intensity Week Weight Loss Program Your Personal ProgramWeight Diary Monitoring and Updating Your Weight Monitoring and Updating Your Progress with WM22/WM21Press OK to input your current weight Monitoring and Updating Your Progress with WM42/WM41 How to update the daily intake calories Weight Diary Monitoring and Updating Your Weight How to Update Your Daily Weight Wrist unit prompts you to update your weightHow to Update Your Extra Diary Value Extra Diary Monitoring and Updating Your Extra ValueWeekly Update Weight Management Program with WM42/WM41 Daily Intake ResultLeft Weekly ExerciseAchieving Your Weight Loss Target Not Achieving Your Weight Loss Target Same as steps 1, 2, and 3 on the previousWeigh Loss Program Exercising with Your Weight Management Product Attach one end of the transmitter to the elastic strap Use the or button to view the following options Functions During Exercise Checking the Time of Day Exercise durationPausing the Exercise Switching the Heart Rate Zone Alarm Sound On or OffSwitching the Backlight On Heart rate limitsOwnzone Stopping the ExerciseExercising with Your Weight Management Product Switch Timing Signals on/off You determine your OwnZone in five stagesAverage Hr Checking Saved Information in FileExercise File Target ZoneTot. Cal Resetting the Total Time or Calories to ZeroTot. Time Diary File Exercise Diary Weight DiaryIntake Diary Extra DiaryHow to Add or Edit Entered Information Wrist unit asks if you want to Edit the value? Press OKGeneral Settings HOW to Change SettingsSetting Heart Rate Limits Limits Setting Volume for Sounds Off Function is switched off ManualPress to proceed to Sound settings Press to proceed to the Keylock settingsLb/ft Kg/cm Selecting Button Lock Settings KeylockChanging Weight, Height, and Calorie Units HeightIntake Diary Settings If you start from the Time of Day display, repeat stepsExercise Diary Settings Extra Diary SettingsWeight Diary Settings Changing User Settings Height Adjust the height with the / buttons. Press OKSetting the Watch Press to proceed to the next settingsSwitching the Alarm Off Snooze Setting AlarmSetting the Time HOW to Transfer Data from a Computer VIA Uplink WM42/WM41 Setting the DateTaking care of your Polar Weight Management Product Care and MaintenanceTransmitter Batteries Polar Service Center Wrist Unit BatteriesExercise Equipment PrecautionsElectromagnetic Interference CrosstalkDo not press the buttons of the wrist unit under water Minimizing Possible Risks of the Weight Management ProgramHave you not exercised for the past 5 years? English Precautions Frequently Asked Questions Why should I update my weight daily?Don’t know where I am in the Setting or File menu? Someone else starts using my wrist unit?Forget the last weekly update of my Weight Loss Program? There is no heart rate reading -?Heart rate reading becomes erratic or extremely high? Heart symbol flashes irregularly?Symbol is activated? Display is blank?Wrist unit battery needs to be changed? Buttons do not react?Frequently Asked Questions Technical Specifications Wrist UnitLimited Polar International Guarantee Disclaimer