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General| Type | Heart Rate Monitor |
|---|---|
| Display | LCD |
| Heart Rate Measurement | Yes |
| Battery Life | Up to 2 years |
| Wireless Transmission | Yes |
| Splash-proof | Yes |
| Heart Rate Zones | Yes |
| Calorie Consumption | Yes |
| Stopwatch | Yes |
| Clock | Yes |
| Chest Strap | Included |
| Battery Type | CR2032 |
Overview of the HR102 Heart Rate Monitor and its key features like clock, stopwatch, and backlight.
Explains maximum heart rate, training zones, and setting heart rate limits for optimal workout benefits.
Provides advice on starting exercise slowly, frequency, duration, and gradually increasing training zones.
Details the function of each button on the HR102 receiver unit, including LIGHT, MODE, SET, ST/SP, and TIME/❤ buttons.
Instructions on how to wear and use the heart rate transmitter chest strap for accurate readings.
Information about the receiver unit, which is a wrist watch, and its mounting options.
Specifies the effective distance for signal transmission between the transmitter and receiver.
Instructions on how to activate the EL back light for five seconds.
Describes the four operating modes of the HR102, referencing Figure A.
Guide on setting upper and lower heart rate limits for workout zones, referencing Figures B and C.
Instructions on setting the clock, date format, and alarm function, referencing Figures D and E.
Guide on how to use the stopwatch function, referencing Figure G.
Details CR2032 batteries for watch/transmitter, low-battery indicator, and replacement procedures.
Explains that the HR102 switches to a previous display mode if no transmitter signal is received for 15 minutes.
Important warnings regarding handling, tampering, and battery mixing to prevent damage or malfunction.
Technical details including functions, limits, weight, power, operating/storage temperature, and water resistance.
Guidelines on cleaning the unit, avoiding excessive force, shock, dust, temperature, humidity, and tampering.
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