Reference Guide
PS-3566 Wireless Heart Rate Module
PS-3207 Wireless Exercise Heart Rate Sensor
PS-3206 Wireless Hand Grip Heart Rate Sensor
PS-3564 Wireless Exercise Heart Rate Strap
PS-3565 Wireless
Hand Grips
For Educational Use Only! Note: These are not
medical devices. They are designed for educational
use only and should not be used in any medical
process such as life support or patient diagnosis.
They are also not intended for use in graduate
research or industry including industrial control or any
type of industrial testing.
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Wireless Heart Rate Module
PS-3566
Wireless Hand Grip Heart Rate Sensor
PS-3206
Wireless Exercise Heart Rate Sensor
PS-3207
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Wireless Heart Rate Module Introduction
Coin
Battery
cover
Transmitter
Item Model Included Items Model
Wireless Hand Grip Heart Rate Sensor
(See page 3)
Wireless Exercise Heart Rate Sensor
(See page 7)
PS-3206 Wireless Heart Rate Module
Wireless Heart Rate Hand Grips
PS-3207 Wireless Heart Rate Module
Wireless Exercise Heart Rate Strap
PS-3566
PS-3565
PS-3566
PS-3564
Introduction
The PS-3566 Wireless Heart Rate Module is included with the PS-3206 Wireless Hand Grip Heart Rate Sensor and the
PS-3207 Wireless Exercise Heart Rate Sensor. The PS-3206 Wireless Hand-Grip Heart Rate Sensor consists of the
Wireless Heart Rate Module and the PS-3565 Heart Rate Hand Grips. The PS-3207 Wireless Exercise Heart Rate Sensor consists of the Wireless Heart Rate Module and the PS-3564 Exercise Heart Rate Strap.
Software Required
The Wireless Heart Rate Module connects to a computer, smart phone, or tablet via Bluetooth using the PASCO Data
Collection Software, PASCO Capstone or SPARKvue. See the PASCO web site at:
www.pasco.com/downloads
for information about the latest software.
Wireless Heart Rate Module
The module uses a CR2025 battery with an expected usage time of two years (assuming one hour of use per day). The
module is water resistant but it is not intended to be used under water. Bluetooth transmission will not work under water.
The module has a two year warranty provided by the manufacturer.
Battery
To change the battery, follow these steps.
1. Use a coin to open the battery cover by turning it counterclockwise
(to OPEN).
2. Use a small flat blade screwdriver to remove the old battery. Insert
the new battery (CR2025) inside the cover with the positive (+)
side against the battery cover.
3. Make sure that the “O-ring” that seals the cover is seated in the
sealing groove to ensure water resistance.
4. Use the coin to turn the cover clockwise to CLOSE.
NOTE: The module is water resistant, but Immersing it in water will block
the Bluetooth transmission. Therefore, it is not recommended for you to use the module in water.
For more information, see the web page at:
https://support.polar.com/us-en/support/H7_heart_rate_sensor
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PS-3566 Wireless Hand Grip Heart Rate Sensor (PS-3206)
Snap Module
onto the
connectors
Wireless Hand Grip Heart Rate Sensor (PS-3206)
NOTE: Remove the protective tape from the metallic
strips on the front and back of each grip before using.
Snap the Wireless Heart Rate Module onto the connectors near the top of the slightly longer hand grip.
Sensor measures electrical signals that start at the heart
and reach the skin at the palms of the hands.
Sampling
By default, the Wireless Hand-Grip Heart Rate Sensor
continuously monitors the time between beats,
calculates the beats per minute, and averages the beats
per minute within a five second interval. The average is
then displayed. This process tends to “smooth” the
collected data.
Specifications
Sensor Range
Accuracy
Resolution
Maximum Sample Rate
Default Sample Rate
0 to 240 beats per minute
± 1 beat per minute
1 beat per minute
1 per two seconds
1 per five seconds
Operation
Heart rate is a basic body measurement that can be
used to investigate the cardiovascular system and its
response to stimulus (exercise, stress, etc.) during relatively simple experiments. The Wireless Hand Grip
Heart Rate Sensor can be used to measure heart rate
between 0 and 240 beats per minute (bpm) during mild
exercise or periods of rest. NOTE: The sensor is not a
medical instrument. It cannot be used to gauge the
health or fitness of a person.
The coiled cable between the two hand-held grips
enables users with different shoulder widths to use the
sensor comfortably. The grips are designed for a wide
range of hand sizes (8 years old to adult).
Measurement Technique
Grasp the hand grips firmly but not too tightly in the
palms of the hands so that one of the metallic strips on
each grip is in the center of the palm. Measurements will
be easier and more accurate if the hands are clean and
dry.
Theory of Operation
Like an electrocardiograph (EKG) that monitors the
electrical signal of the heart, the Hand-Grip Heart Rate
Software Help
NOTE: See the SPARKvue Help or PASCO Capstone
Help for information about collecting, displaying, and
analyzing data.
• In SPARKvue, select the HELP button in any screen
including the Home Screen.
• In PASCO Capstone, select PASCO Capstone Help
from the Help menu, or press F1.
Connect the Sensor Wirelessly
Start the PASCO data collection software (such as
PASCO Capstone or SPARKvue).
Setup the PASCO Capstone Software
Hold the hand grips firmly in the center of your palms.
PASCO Capstone: Select “Hardware Setup” in the Tools
palette.
• The sensors are ordered by proximity to the device.
• In the Hardware Setup window, select the sensor
that has the alpha-numeric device ID for the “Polar”
module.
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