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for instance will consume battery power. If 
you  suspect  that  the  battery  has  run  out, 
please contact an authorized Polar Service 
Center for a replacement transmitter. Polar 
recycles used transmitters. 

The Polar T31 Coded Transmitter has a 2-
year warranty. For service or replacement, 
please contact an authorized Polar Service 
Center  only.  All  warranty  claims  must 
include a dated proof of purchase.

Workload

After  upgrading  to  the  HR  Monitor  feature, 
your  Galileo  will  have  additional  options 
within  the 

WORKLOAD

  menu.  In  addition 

to 

RESPIRATION

 and 

OFF

, you now have 

HEART

ALWAYS

 

HIGHEST

 and 

ALWAYS

 

LOWEST

You  can  now  choose  between  workload 
(

WL

)  estimation  based  on  heart  rate 

(

HEART

, default) or based on changes in 

the breathing pattern (

RESPIRATION

). 

You  can  also  have  Galileo  always  choose 
the  highest  between  the  two  estimates 
(

ALWAYS HIGHEST

), the lowest between 

the two estimates (

ALWAYS LOWEST

) or 

you can turn it 

OFF

 completely. If you turn 

it 

OFF

, Galileo will behave like an UWATEC 

Aladin PRIME dive computer.

If  you  choose 

WL

  = 

HEART

,  you  must 

personalize  the  algorithm  adaptation  by 
entering your maximum heart rate and your 
base heart rate while diving. If you do not 
know  your  maximum  heart  rate,  a  good 
approximation is given by subtracting your 
age (in years) from 220. For instance, a 35-
year old would have a maximum heart rate 
of 185 beats per minute. To determine the 
base  heart  rate,  use  Galileo  in  its  default 
setting  on  a  relaxed,  unstressed  dive, 
then look up the average heart rate in the 

logbook or, better yet, download the dive to 
a PC using SmartTRAK, then observe the 
heart  rate  profile  during  the  dive.  For  the 
example shown below, the base heart rate 
is approximately 100-110bpm.

If you choose 

WL

 = 

RESPIRATION

, Galileo 

will  observe  your  breathing  pattern  during 
the first two minutes of each dive, and use 
that as a reference. Any increase in breathing 
with  respect  to  that  initial  pattern  will  be 
interpreted as an increase in workload.

If you choose 

RESPIRATION

 or 

OFF

, you 

can also choose whether you want to keep 
the  heart  rate  monitor 

ON

  (to  display  the 

heart rate on the screen and to log it in the 
memory), or if you prefer to have it 

OFF

.

If 

WL

  is  set  to 

HEART

  or 

ALWAYS 

HIGHEST

,  the  computer  display  will  show 

HEART

+ instead of just 

HEART

. If 

WL

 is set 

to 

ALWAYS LOWEST

, the computer display 

will  show 

HEART

-  instead  of  just 

HEART

If 

WL

 is set to 

RESPIRATION

 or 

OFF

 and 

the  heart  rate  monitor  is  set  to 

OFF

,  the 

computer display will show 

HEART OFF

If 

WL

  is  set  to 

RESPIRATION

  or

  ALWAYS 

HIGHEST

, the computer display will show the 

tank pressure with a + next to the unit (

BAR

+ or 

PSI

+). If 

WL

 is set to 

ALWAYS LOWEST

, the 

computer display will show the tank pressure 
with a - next to the unit (

BAR

- or 

PSI

-).

Содержание Galilieo Luna

Страница 1: ...English Heart rate monitor upgrade for ...

Страница 2: ...o individuals with pacemakers defibrillators or other implanted electronic devices Individuals who have a pacemaker use the UWATEC Galileo dive computer at their own risk Before starting use we recommend a maximal exercise stress test under a doctor s supervision The test is to ensure the safety and reliability of the simultaneous use of the pacemaker and the Galileo dive computer ...

Страница 3: ...hich is understood as one signal by the receiver For best results try to stay 2m 6ft away from the nearest diver also using a Polar T31 coded transmitter when turning on Galileo just prior to the dive To don the T31 transmitter proceed as follows Attach one end of the transmitter to the elastic strap Adjust the transmitter s strap length to fit snugly and comfortably Secure the strap around your c...

Страница 4: ... age in years from 220 For instance a 35 year old would have a maximum heart rate of 185 beats per minute To determine the base heart rate use Galileo in its default setting on a relaxed unstressed dive then look up the average heart rate in the logbook or better yet download the dive to a PC using SmartTRAK then observe the heart rate profile during the dive For the example shown below the base h...

Страница 5: ...ays the slowest possible perfusion for each compartment Heart rate information from a dive can be viewed directly in Galileo s logbook or on your PC after downloading the dive via SmartTRAK the heart rate is logged in 4 second intervals as all other dive information For more information about heart rate technology please visit www scubapro com and www polar fi 4 Heart rate display during the dive ...

Страница 6: ... is not turned off Galileo adds a page to the logbook with the heart rate profile superposed to the dive profile It also adds a line with the average heart rate during the dive on the same page as the active MB level the altitude class and the battery level ...

Страница 7: ... Information MB L0 Time of day CNS O2 Access alternate display In sequence press Dive profile with ascent dotted Individual compartment saturation Picture 1 Picture 2 Activate backlight Access compass display FULL Set bookmark and reset stopwatch O2 Buddy tank pressure if paired Information MB L0 CNS O2 ppO2 Access alternate display In sequence press Dive profile with ascent dotted Individual comp...

Страница 8: ...scubapro com P N 06 203 082 Rev A 12 2008 44081208 ...

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