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BodyMedia FIT Armband and Display Manual

BodyMedia FIT Armband and Display Manual

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Display (optional accessory) Operating Instructions

The Display is an optional accessory intended for use with the Armband. It allows 
you to easily view your up-to-the-minute information including calories burned, 
steps taken, and physical activity duration.

Clip

The clip allows you to attach the Display firmly to material such as a t-shirt or trou-
sers. Never slide thick materials into the clip opening as it may strain and damage 
the clip. To attach the clip:
 
1.  Gently lift the clip lever to open the clip mouth.
2.  Slide the material you wish to attach to the clip 
     between the upper and lower portions of the  
     clip mouth. 
3.  Push the clip lever back down to tighten and  
     secure the clip.

Using the Display

IMPORTANT: The Armband must be configured before the Display will function 
properly. Refer to the Armband setup information aforementioned.

To begin using your Display, you must initially pair it with your Armband.

1.  Slide the Armband onto your left arm and wait for it to power on. This may 
     take up to 10 minutes.
2.  After the Armband powers on, hold down the Display’s MODE and VIEW 
     buttons until “Hello” is displayed on the screen.  

3.  The Display will read PRESS ARMBAND BUTTON TO SYNC. The Display 
     must be within 3 feet of the Armband.
4.  Press and quickly release the Armband’s Status Button. WELCOME and your   
     first name will scroll across the Display to indicate pairing and synchroniza- 
     tion are complete. 

If the Armband is not within range of the Display or is not powered on, the 
Display will scroll ARMBAND NOT FOUND. In this case, try repeating the above 
steps.

The Armband and Display 

must 

be synchronized before the Display will function 

properly. Information is transmitted every 60 seconds from the Armband to the 
Display as long as they are in sync. If data is not received from the Armband for 5 
minutes, the Display will revert to a NOT IN SYNC mode and display the TIME. 
They can also occasionally go out of sync due to environmental interference.  
Once the Armband and Display have been paired, you can re-sync the Armband 
and Display by simply pressing the button on the Armband, then pressing the 
MODE button on the display.

The Display is completely optional and does not need to be in sync for the 
Armband to work properly. Even if you are wearing the Armband and Display 
and the Display reads “NOT IN SYNC”, the Armband is still collecting data and 
functioning properly.

When the Display is in sync and you achieve one of your daily targets, the Display 
will notify you with a series of beeps and a scrolling message stating which target 
has been reached. To stop the scrolling or beeping, press the RESET TRIP button 
once.             

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Summary of Contents for DD100

Page 1: ...Fort Duquesne Blvd Suite 1900 Pittsburgh PA 15222 USA www bodymedia com Emergo Europe Molenstraat 15 2513 BH The Hague The Netherlands Asia Pacific Authorized Representative Emergo Asia Pacific Level...

Page 2: ...band 6 Armband Status Indicators 6 Display optional accessory Operating Instructions 8 Using the Display 8 Display Overview 10 Display Battery 12 Energy Information calories 13 Water Resistance 13 Car...

Page 3: ...t benefit of the product is the enabling of the monitoring and management of daily metabolic and lifestyle data in order to reach your activity and weight goals In addition to weight management known...

Page 4: ...ying may affect the performance and lifespan of the strap 4 Setup Instructions Please refer to the Quick Start included in the package for instructions on how to begin using the system It only takes a...

Page 5: ...computer with the included USB cable Charg ing will take approximately three hours The battery light will flash green when the Armband is fully charged Model MF will function for 5 7 days before recha...

Page 6: ...ON TO SYNC The Display must be within 3 feet of the Armband 4 Press and quickly release the Armband s Status Button WELCOME and your first name will scroll across the Display to indicate pairing and s...

Page 7: ...View button allows you to toggle between data collected TODAY or YESTER DAY or to view your TARGET or TRIP information TODAY View The TODAY view shows current values for the current day s calories bur...

Page 8: ...text facing up Ensure that the arrow that says up on the inside of the metal back points towards the top of the device 9 Once attached turn the unit over and press any button to wake the Display 10 D...

Page 9: ...dry 2 Machine drying may affect the performance and lifespan of the strap Disinfecting The Armband and Display may be disinfected occasionally by wiping with soft cloth dampened with 70 isopropyl alco...

Page 10: ...lation proof CAUTION Do not place this equipment in close proximity to other devices that can cause electromagnetic interferences of any nature Cautions 16 CAUTION The equipment is not suitable for us...

Page 11: ...s no user serviceable parts Refer all servicing to qualified Service Personnel Opening the Armband yourself will void the warranty CAUTION Changes or modifications to the equipment not expressly ap pr...

Page 12: ...Operating temperature humidity 5 C 40 C 40 F to 104 F 5 95 RH non condensing Storage temperature humidity 20 C 60 C 4 F to 140 F 5 95 RH non condensing 20 Display User replaceable coin cell battery C...

Page 13: ...th the applicable user guides for the BodyMedia Hardware and does not apply to normal wear and tear or damage caused by improper or incor rectly performed maintenance negligence accident misuse or unr...

Page 14: ...gnetic fields should be that of a typical commercial or hospital environment Mains power quality should be that of a typical commercial or hospital environment If the user of the Armband requires cont...

Page 15: ...lectromagnetic environment specified below The customer or user of the Armband and Display should ensure that it is used in such an environment Guidance and Manufacturer s Declaration Emissions IEC 60...

Page 16: ...to an outlet on a circuit separate from the receiver Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for help CAUTION Changes or modifications to this equipment not expressly approved by the...

Page 17: ...atent Nos 2 413 220 and 2 501 899 S Korean Patent Nos KR 10 0831036 10 0821945 10 0885030 and 10 0956791 Israeli Patent Nos 153516 and 160079 Japanese Patent Nos JP4 125 132 and 4 283 672 Mexican Pate...

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