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The signal search will take approximately 10 seconds. If
after 10 seconds the heart icon is not ashing, then your
signal search has been unsuccessful and you need to force
another signal search.
IMPORTANT If the heart icon does not appear on the
display or is not ashing because no signal has been found,
press HR then press and hold MODE to force a signal
search.
In the event that you experience a weak signal or your signal
is disrupted by interference in the environment, follow the
instructions below to identify and resolve the situation.
1. The signal is weak or heart rate is unreasonably high the watch heart rate monitor will only show “0” or a false
reading:
• Shorten the distance between the heart rate chest
belt and watch.
• Re-adjust the position of the heart rate chest
belt.
• Check the conductive pads are moist enough to
ensure solid contact.
• Check the batteries. If they are low or exhausted, the
transmission range may be shortened.
• Chest belt is in digital system. Press and hold the
chest belt button for more than 4 seconds to change
from digital to analog. Press HR then press and hold
MODE to force a signal search.
2. The gym equipment does not seem to work with your
chest belt and the digital icon is displayed:
• Most gym
equipment is
compatible with
the analog system
. Press and hold
the chest belt
button for more
than 4 seconds to
change from digital
to analog. Press HR then press and hold MODE to
force a signal search.
3. Interference from another person’s heart rate monitor their heart rate readings appear on your watch, or the
heart rate monitor shows “0”:
• Press the chest belt button to get the watch to
receive your chest belt signal. Do not press and
hold the chest belt button, as it will change the
transmission signal from analog to digital.
4. The signal is jammed - the heart rate reading on your
watch is ashing:
• There is too much interference in the environment for
your heart rate monitor to function. Move to an area
where the heart rate reading stops ashing.
WARNING Signal interference in the environment can be
caused by electromagnetic disturbances. These may occur
near high voltage power lines, trafc lights, overhead lines
of electric railways, electric bus lines or trams, televisions,
car motors, bike computers, some motor driven exercise
equipment, cellular phones or when you walk through
electric security gates. Under interference, the heart rate
reading may become unstable and inaccurate.