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Actual Heart Rate Monitoring

To consult your actual heart rate reading, you have the choice
between a couple of modes. For example, Actual Heart Rate with
Clock, or Actual Heart Rate with Stopwatch. A delay of 5-8 seconds
is needed for the watch to display your actual heart rate. The heart
icon will flash to confirm that data is being received from the
transmitter. If the heart icon doesn’t flash, there’s no data transfer. (If
the monitor flashes or the alarm sounds, this doesn’t mean that
there’s no data transfer, it means that you’ve reached your upper/
lower limits.)

Note:  Memory functions are only activated when starting the
stopwatch. Consult the following pages for more information.

Heart Rate Memory Storage and Recall

The PM800 will memorize the time you spent above, inside and
below your set heart rate limits during a workout.

1. Press “MODE” until “STP’ appears. The stopwatch must be

stopped.

2. Press “MODE” and hold for about 2 to 3 seconds. The display will

scan between Upper Limit, Lower Limit, and Inside Limit.

3. Resetting the stopwatch will also clear the average heart rate.

Note: The stopwatch must be activated to use this function. If you
wish to consult the data after workout, stop the PM800 without
resetting it! Read your data first and then reset it, otherwise the data
will be lost.

Average Heart Rate Function

After a workout, you can consult the reached average heart rate. It is
determined by using the reached upper and lower heart rate readings
during a training session. It will be showed after the Heart Rate
Memory.

Note: The stopwatch must be activated to use this function. If you
wish to consult the data after workout, stop the PM800 without
resetting it! Read your data first and then reset it, otherwise the data
will be lost.

Training Zones

WARNING: Determining your individual training zone is a critical
step in the process towards efficient and safe training. Please consult
your doctor or health professional to help you determine your
maximum heart rate, upper and lower limits, exercise frequency and
duration appropriate for your age, condition and specific goals.

Summary of Contents for PM800

Page 1: ...or PM800 This unit is an easy to use multifunction device for individuals who want to monitor their cardiac activity The PM800 is useful in health and weight maintenance programs exercise and training...

Page 2: ...or these initial steps it is not necessary to wear the transmitter belt You may press the MODE key at any time to interrupt or cancel the process Note If you have chosen the 12 hour mode while setting...

Page 3: ...ss ALT ALT ALT ALT ALT and hold for 2 seconds until the icon appears The alarm is on 2 To deactivate press ALT ALT ALT ALT ALT again and hold for 2 seconds The alarm is now off Note When the alarm is...

Page 4: ...ed if you wish to use Calorie modes If you wish to consult the data after a workout stop the PM800 without resetting it Read the data first and then reset it Otherwise the data will be lost To set the...

Page 5: ...Otherwise the data will be lost Countdown Timer Ifyouwishtoworkoutforasetperiodoftime theCountdownTimer is very useful You can adjust it from 1 minute to 3 hours Use it similarly to the Stopwatch fun...

Page 6: ...isplaywill scan between Upper Limit Lower Limit and Inside Limit 3 Resetting the stopwatch will also clear the average heart rate Note The stopwatch must be activated to use this function If you wish...

Page 7: ...ific results in your fitnessprogram Themostpopularzonesrangebetween50 to80 ofyourmaximumgreatrate Thisiswhereyouachievecardiovascular benefits burn fat and become fitter When programming your watch th...

Page 8: ...3 4 cm L Weight approx 47 g Power 1 pc CR 2032 3V battery More Information Temperature Storage 20 C to 60 C Operating 10 C to 50 C Water Resistance Not actuating Keys to 10 meters Estimated Battery Li...

Page 9: ...ys shown in this manual may differ from the actual display The manufacturer and its suppliers held no responsibility to you or any other person for any damage expenses lost profits or any other claim...

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