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Heart Rate Monitor 

Main functional modes

 

 

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Zone 3 

Top 

performance 

80-95% 

190 

to 

160 

185 

to 

156 

180 

to 

152 

175 

to 

148 

171 

to 

144 

166 

to 

140 

161 

to 

136 

156 

to 

132 

152 

to 

128 

147 

to 

124 

Zone 2 

Fitness 

65-80% 

160 

to 

130 

156 

to 

126 

152 

to 

123 

148 

to 

120 

144 

to 

117 

140 

to 

113 

136 

to 

110 

132 

to 

107 

128 

to 

104 

124 

to 

100 

Zone 1 

Health 

50-65% 

130 

to 

100 

126 

to 

97 

123 

to 

95 

120 

to 

92 

117 

to 

90 

113 

to 

87 

110 

to 

85 

107 

to 

82 

104 

to 

80 

100 

to 

77 

 

Tip:

 For example, if you are aiming for increased fitness, set the upper limit of your 

training zone to 80% of your maximum heart rate and 65 % of your maximum heart 
rate as the lower limit (Zone 2). 
Example: 
Upper limit (80 %) = 188 x 0.8 = 150 
Lower limit (65 %) = 188 x 0.65 = 122 
 

5.3.4.a  Setting the alarm type, the maximum heart rate and the training zones 

In heart rate mode, press the “SEL” key until the training zones (upper limit and lower 
limit) are displayed in the top section (“ZONE”).  
Keep the “SET” key  pressed, the alarm symbol will flash. Select the required alarm 
type using the “SEL” key: 
 

 

Alarm only when exceeding the upper limit of the heart rate 

    (2 signal tones) 

 Alarm only when falling below the lower limit of the heart rate  

    (1 signal tone) 

 Alarm when exceeding the upper limit of the heart rate or falling   below the lower 

    limit of the heart rate 
 
Confirm you selection with the “SET” key, the maximum heart rate will flash. Set this 
value with the “SEL” key  (between 80 and 240) or leave the default, automatically 
calculated value.   
Confirm with the “SET” key, the training zone will flash.  

Summary of Contents for AU4-PU-4

Page 1: ...Heart Rate Monitor User Manual...

Page 2: ...A 4B 4C 4D Type HRM F68 BA Incl 1 x 3 V CR2032 battery lithium button cell already inserted 1 chest strap Model no AU4 PU 4 Type TH S4 LF Incl 1 x 3 V CR2032 battery lithium button cell already insert...

Page 3: ...commercial purposes The heart rate monitor is not a medical device Please read these operating instructions in order to familiarise yourself with all of the options for your heart rate monitor and en...

Page 4: ...children Batteries can be swallowed by children Seek immediate medical attention if this happens Avoid contact with skin eyes and mucous membrane if leakage occurs Upon contact with battery acid rins...

Page 5: ...tch specialist in order to avoid damage to the seal ring and housing Disposal 2 4 Dispose of the packaging in the proper manner Batteries need to be properly disposed of For this purpose shops selling...

Page 6: ...product service page for further help with your heart rate monitor http www produktservice info EAN Code 20015152 3 FUNCTION KEYS OF THE HEART RATE MONITOR 4 START UP BEFORE STARTING Function keys of...

Page 7: ...In the Basic mode only the heart rate mode is available with the display of the stop watch The MODE and SEL key do not work in this mode In the Normal mode only the time mode and the heart rate mode...

Page 8: ...the following order Language English German 12 24 hour display 12 24 Set the time and date Date of birth year month day If you were born prior to 1950 simply increase the year beyond 2011 and the cou...

Page 9: ...2 Press the MODE key repeatedly until you are in the time mode displayed by ZEIT TIME In time mode the day of the week and date are shown in the top display segment the hours and minutes in the middl...

Page 10: ...by PULS PULSE In heart rate mode the time is shown in the top display segment the current heart rate in the middle segment and the of maximum heart rate in the bottom segment The maximum heart rate is...

Page 11: ...5 3 1 Stopwatch The stopwatch in the heart rate mode has the function of a training timer In heart rate mode press the SEL key until the stopwatch STOPP STW is displayed in the top display segment Wh...

Page 12: ...ime during which you were below the selected training zone UNTER BELOW In order to reset these values to zero please keep the SET key in the stopwatch view pressed for approx 3 seconds The total train...

Page 13: ...er and lower limits of the three specified training zones Zone 1 50 65 of MHR Zone 2 65 80 of MHR Zone 3 80 95 of MHR Different training zones Depending on which goal you are pursuing with your traini...

Page 14: ...65 of your maximum heart rate as the lower limit Zone 2 Example Upper limit 80 188 x 0 8 150 Lower limit 65 188 x 0 65 122 5 3 4 a Setting the alarm type the maximum heart rate and the training zones...

Page 15: ...of the heart frequency or with an irregular heart under certain circumstances it can occur that the LED indicator and the training zone alarm will temporarily stop in order to avoid incorrect informa...

Page 16: ...in order to start a 5 minute countdown After the countdown recovery phase your heart rate and fitness level will be displayed Fitness level Heart rate after 5 min Level 6 130 Level 5 130 120 Level 4 1...

Page 17: ...rder to obtain a meaningful value for calorie consumption and fat burning it is necessary to enter the date of birth and weight correctly Note The body fat function is only active when the heart rate...

Page 18: ...to set the hours Confirm your selection with the SET key the minutes will flash Set the minutes with the SEL key Now press the MODE key all settings are saved Use countdown Press SET key Start countdo...

Page 19: ...m mode but also in time mode Switch off alarm When the alarm sounds you can switch it off by pressing the MODE SEL SET or LIGHT key Display light 5 7 By pressing the LIGHT key the display is illuminat...

Page 20: ...the four screws on the cover at the back of the heart rate monitor and remove them Then open the battery holder by carefully lifting the locking bracket over the locking hook using the screwdriver Re...

Page 21: ...o radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception wh...

Page 22: ...high voltage lines above ground and underground overhead cables electric motors car motors mobile phones aircraft etc Battery in chest strap too weak please replace Distance to the chest strap is too...

Page 23: ...correct polarity If the battery needs to be removed and reinserted the personal data will need to be re entered Why is the display light not working Is the battery perhaps depleted Please check the ba...

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