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General| Battery Life | Up to 6 months |
|---|---|
| Connectivity | Bluetooth |
| Heart Rate Monitoring | Yes |
| Compatibility | iOS and Android |
| Connectivity Version | Bluetooth 4.0 |
| Water Resistance | IP67 |
| Activity Tracking | calories |
| Display | No display |
Join Myzone's Facebook, Insta & Twitter for community, learning, and sharing activity sessions.
Learn the meaning of colors and find more details about your MZ-1 by visiting www.myzone.org/getting-started.
Instructions on how to open the battery pocket with a coin and replace the battery with a coin cell.
Get assistance with your MZ-1 by contacting support via the app or emailing support@myzone.org.
Download the Myzone application from the iOS or Android app store to begin registration.
Your unique MZ-1 number is found on the back of your module, located after the SN identifier.
Input your facility's code or contact support@myzone.org if you need to obtain it for registration.
Providing more information during registration enhances usability and support inquiries.
Ensure that Bluetooth is turned on on your smartphone before connecting the MZ-1 module.
Click the MZ-1 module onto the front of the heart rate monitor belt.
Put on the belt and adjust its size accordingly for a secure and comfortable fit.
Open the Myzone app and navigate to 'workout' to see an active tile displaying your heart rate.
If the app shows 'searching for belt', ensure proper connection or add water to belt strips.
Follow the provided test and setup process to prepare for your first workout.
Make sure your belt is snug and correctly registering with the Myzone system.
Engage in your chosen activity while wearing the Myzone belt to track your performance.
After your activity, view your workout summary on the app, which may take a few moments to upload.
Share your workout results to build your community and engage with other users.
Device operates under FCC Part 15, subject to conditions preventing harmful interference.
Measures to reduce interference include reorienting antennas, increasing separation, or using different circuits.
Caution: Risk of explosion if the battery is replaced with an incorrect type; dispose of used batteries properly.
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