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SETTING THE RECORDING INTERVAL

Start from 

Recalling the recorded information

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LEFT and FILES scan in the display.
INT flashes in the display.

Heart rate (bpm), speed (km/h or mph) and cadence* (rpm) /
altitude** (m/ft) are stored automatically according to the preset
recording interval.

1. Press SIGNAL/LIGHT to set the recording interval.

CHOOSE FROM THESE ALTERNATIVES:

INT 5

Heart rate and cycling information is recorded every 5
seconds. Full memory 5h 39min.

INT 15

Heart rate and cycling information is recorded every 15
seconds. Full memory 16h 57min.

INT 60

Heart rate and cycling information is recorded every 60
seconds. Full memory 67h 50min.

INT - -

Average heart rate of the lap is recorded by pressing
STORE/LAP/RECOVERY. Full memory 856 laps with
average heart rate.

Besides each alternative you can see the amount of memory left
when using that particular recording interval. The selected
recording interval defaults for the next measurement period.

The recording interval - - is practical for example in
exercising sessions where recording of heart rate and
cycling information is required just occasionally or not at all.
This function uses the memory economically and enables
you to record more exercises.

You have the following four alternatives to continue:

1. To recall the training information manually, press STORE/

LAP/RECOVERY.

The front pages of the last recorded file appear in the display.

Continue from 

Recalling the training information

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2. To delete the most recent file manually...

Continue from Deleting the most recent file.

RECALLING THE RECORDED

INFORMATION

RECALLING THE RECORDED

INFORMATION

CHOOSE FROM THESE ALTERNATIVES TO START RECALLING:

From Time mode:

1. Press SELECT twice to enter the FILE mode.

LEFT and FILES scan in the display.
INT flashes in the display.

From Heart rate mode:

1. Stop the stopwatch by pressing SET/START/STOP.
2. Press SELECT.

LEFT and FILES scan in the display.
INT flashes in the display.

From Cycling mode:

1. Press SET/START/STOP to stop the stopwatch.
2. Press SELECT. Release.

LEFT and FILES scan in the display.
INT flashes in the display.

INT

 Indicates the selected

recording interval.

LEFT

 Indicates the

amount of memory
left with the
selected recording
interval.

FILES

 Indicates the

amount of files in the
memory. Each training
session is recorded as one file. One single file may consist of
information recorded both in Heart rate mode and Cycling mode.

Summary of Contents for Xtrainer Plus

Page 1: ...H E A R T R A T E M O N I T O R U S E R S M A N U A L GBR POLAR XTRAINER PLUS HRM POLAR XTRAINER PLUS HRM...

Page 2: ...imultaneously Stop the Heart rate mode SET START STOP to stop the stopwatch and enter Time mode SELECT SELECT SELECT IN CYCLING MODE FUNCTION BUTTON Swap the wheelsize stopwatch is 00 00 0 SELECT pres...

Page 3: ...li mits set recovery set primary display set secondary display set cadence altitude display set altitude set wheel size 1 set odometer set wheel size 2 start selecting file enter the most recently rec...

Page 4: ...rom Monitor symbols A flashing heart with borders indicates heart rate measurement with coded transmission Target Zone sound signal Alarm symbol Indicates you are in the Cycling mode TZ Target Zone in...

Page 5: ...Stop the Heart rate mode 36 IN THE CYCLING MODE 37 Swap the wheelsize 37 See your heart rate and speed 37 Check cycling information 38 Start stop the stopwatch 38 Illuminate the display 39 Swap Heart...

Page 6: ...countdown timers Cycling functions trip distance total distance current speed average speed maximum speed stopwatch total riding time Recording functions recording time up to 67 hours of training inf...

Page 7: ...he buttons of your heart rate monitor under water Wash and dry your Polar Transmitter regularly after use never store it wet Do not store your heart rate monitor in any kind of non breathable material...

Page 8: ...8 from the bike mounted XTrainer Plus receiver Note also that both the XTrainer Plus receiver and the Speed Sensor should be mounted on the same side of the bike 2 Remove the cover paper from the rubb...

Page 9: ...function Set the 12 24 h display 1 In the Time mode press and hold SET START STOP Release 12 h mode with AM PM indicator is activated 2 Press and hold again Release 24 h mode is activated 3 The chose...

Page 10: ...ress SET START STOP TIME appears in the display AM alternatively the hour starts to flash Continue from Setting the time 2 To return to Time mode press SELECT When the alarm comes on it will sound for...

Page 11: ...LIGHT again To return to Time mode press and hold SIGNAL LIGHT a third time Start here to set Heart rate features Timers 1 2 3 Heart Rate Limits 1 2 3 Recovery function Primary Secondary Time Display...

Page 12: ...t settings 2 Press STORE LAP RECOVERY to lock your selection The minutes of the Timer 1 start to flash 3 Press SIGNAL LIGHT to select the desired minutes 4 Press STORE LAP RECOVERY to lock your select...

Page 13: ...e Heart Rate Limits 2 7 Press SET START STOP to start setting the Heart Rate Limits 3 The upper reading representing the Upper Limit 3 starts to flash 8 Repeat the steps 1 to 4 to set the Heart Rate L...

Page 14: ...arts to flash Continue from Setting the Primary and Secondary Time Display 2 To return to Time mode press SELECT twice SETTING THE PRIMARY AND SECONDARY TIME DISPLAY The Primary Time Display symbol 1...

Page 15: ...mers 1 2 3 2 To return to Time mode press SELECT twice 3 To continue with setting the Cycling mode Cadence Altitude Display Altitude Wheelsize and Odometer press simultaneously SET START STOP and SIGN...

Page 16: ...pears in the display with the default value 2000 If the calibration is not succesful ERR indicating failed calibration appears in the lower right corner of the display right after CAL Return to Time m...

Page 17: ...millimeters 4 Press STORE LAP RECOVERY to lock your selection The tens of millimeters start to flash 5 Press SIGNAL LIGHT to set the tens of millimeters Wheel size 6 Press STORE LAP RECOVERY to lock y...

Page 18: ...e Your Time mode looks like this if your most recent exercise was done in Cycling mode In this case the following starting procedure starts the Cycling mode The Heart rate mode is started in Time mode...

Page 19: ...lap time Primary Time Display heart rate memory left recording interval lap Display in the Cycling mode Target Zone indication cycling info loop Cycling mode indication speed heart rate memory left r...

Page 20: ...for a few seconds You can swap limits only if you have set them See Setting the Limits 1 2 3 IN THE HEART RATE MODE IN THE HEART RATE MODE 1 SEE YOUR HEART RATE You can see your heart rate in the bott...

Page 21: ...me to an end and it is time to stretch and cool down To set the timers see Setting the Timers 1 2 3 10 STORE HEART RATE Heart rate readings are stored automatically according to the preset recording i...

Page 22: ...he cycling mode Being outside of Target Zone is indicated by a flashing heart rate reading 11 RESET THE STOPWATCH First press SET START STOP to stop the stopwatch Then press and hold SET START STOP un...

Page 23: ...the stopwatch Timers alternate in the following order Timer 1 Timer 2 Timer 3 Timer 1 Timer 2 Timer 3 etc Timers stop running as you stop the stopwatch 3 CHECK CYCLING INFORMATION The following inform...

Page 24: ...ng the recording interval For cadence separately sold Polar Cadence Sensor is required For altitude separately sold Polar Altitude Sensor is required 11 RESET THE STOPWATCH First press SIGNAL LIGHT se...

Page 25: ...ccasionally or not at all This function uses the memory economically and enables you to record more exercises You have the following four alternatives to continue 1 To recall the training information...

Page 26: ...eet ascended separately sold Polar Altitude Sensor is required For cadence separately sold Polar Cadence Sensor is required The digits run faster if you press and hold STORE LAP RECOVERY Release the b...

Page 27: ...the file END Total exercising time with last lap and the average heart rate of it You have the following three alternatives to continue 1 To recall the same file again press STORE LAP RECOVERY The fro...

Page 28: ...HERE IS NO HEART RATE READING 1 Check that the elastic strap is tight enough 2 Check that the electrodes of the Transmitter are moistened and that you are wearing it as instructed 3 Check that you hav...

Page 29: ...n of heart rate The inner heart flashes at the pace of your heart In the TIME mode indicates that the alarm is on In the MEASURE mode indicates that the sound signal to alarm if you are exercising bel...

Page 30: ...Timer 1 or sequentially During heart rate measurement the TZ symbol with a flashing block besides indicates that you are exercising within the Target Zone In FILE mode this indicates the time spent w...

Page 31: ...Plus Plus Polar Computer Interface Polar Advantage Interface Polar Interface Plus compatible During heart rate measurement indicates that the heart rate is below the Target Zone In File mode this ind...

Page 32: ...tor in a breathable material when not in use not in a gym bag or plastic bag 5 Both the Wrist Receiver and the Polar Transmitter are water resistant but do not press the Receiver buttons under water 6...

Page 33: ...nt has been successful See Start the heart rate measurement and Frequently asked questions for details POLAR BOOKS AND BOOKLETS Roy Benson MPE Precision Running Dr Matthew Brick Precision Multi Sport...

Page 34: ...ctro Oy Polar XTrainer Plus Polar Accurex Plus Polar Vantage NV Polar Protrainer XT Polar Protrainer NV Polar Advantage Interface Polar Precision Performance Polar Interface Plus Polar SmartEdge Polar...

Page 35: ...ng mode 41 Swapping the heart rate limits 39 Swapping the wheelsize 37 In the Heart rate mode 32 Illuminating the display 33 Checking the heart rate limits in use 33 Checking the Secondary Time Displa...

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