Sony SmartBand 2(for iOS) SWR12 User Guide
User guide
SmartBand 2 (for iOS)
SWR12
Contents
Basics.............................................................................................3
Introduction........................................................................................3
Hardware overview............................................................................ 3
Charging your SmartBand 2.............................................................. 4
Assembly........................................................................................... 4
Wearing your SmartBand 2................................................................5
Turning on and off..............................................................................5
Setting up your SmartBand 2.........................................................7
Preparing to use your SmartBand 2.................................................. 7
Reconnecting the SmartBand 2.........................................................8
Resetting your SmartBand 2..............................................................8
Using your SmartBand 2................................................................9
Using the SmartBand 2 application................................................... 9
Getting notified.................................................................................. 9
Get moving.........................................................................................9
Measuring Stress & Recovery............................................................9
Smart wake up alarms..................................................................... 12
Out-of-range alert notifications........................................................12
Do not disturb.................................................................................. 13
Remote control................................................................................ 13
Connecting to Health....................................................................... 14
Third party apps...............................................................................14
Notification lights............................................................................. 14
Logging your activities using the Lifelog application................... 15
Using the Lifelog application........................................................... 15
Setting goals.................................................................................... 17
Editing logged activities...................................................................17
Synchronising data with the Lifelog application.............................. 18
Important information...................................................................19
Using your SmartBand 2 in wet and dusty conditions.................... 19
Legal information............................................................................. 19
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Basics
Introduction
Your SmartBand 2 is a companion product that connects wirelessly via Bluetooth®
with your iPhone. Worn on your dominant wrist, it can monitor your body movements
and interact with your iPhone to generate data about your daily life and habits. For
example, the SmartBand 2 counts your steps and records data about your physical
state while you walk or run.
Your SmartBand 2 is a device you can wear everyday and features a sensor that
monitors your pulse and helps determine your heart rate. When used with a
compatible iPhone device, you can use the SmartBand 2 to receive notifications and
manage your alarms and phone calls.
Before you can get started using your SmartBand 2, you must download the
SmartBand 2 application and set up the accessory to work with your iPhone. Also,
remember that your iPhone must be running on iOS version 8.2 or higher.
Hardware overview
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The ventilation hole is not used for resetting the device. Do not insert or force sharp objects in
the hole as this may damage the device.
Wristband
Power key cover
Power key
Notification light A
Notification light B
Notification light C
Core
Ventilation hole
Heart rate sensor
Micro USB port
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Charging your SmartBand 2
Before using your SmartBand 2 for the first time, you need to charge it for
approximately 30 minutes. Sony chargers are recommended.
Your SmartBand 2 turns off automatically when the charger is connected. You cannot
turn on the device while a charger is connected.
To charge your SmartBand 2
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Plug one end of the USB cable into the charger or into the USB port of a
computer.
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Plug the other end of the cable into the Micro USB port of your SmartBand 2.
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While the battery is charging, notification light A changes its color. The
notification light changes to green when you reach 90% battery power.
Make sure the USB port is dry before you insert a USB cable into the port.
Your SmartBand 2 turns off when connecting to a charger, and goes back to its previous on/off
state when the charger is unplugged.
Battery notification light status
Red light Battery is charging and the charge level is less than 15%.
Orange light Battery is charging and the charge level is between 15% and 90%.
Green light Battery is charging and the charge level is greater than 90%.
To check the battery level of your SmartBand 2
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On your iPhone, find and tap SmartBand 2. The battery percentage level
appears on the home screen of your SmartBand 2 application.
You cannot check the battery level when your SmartBand 2 is charging.
Low battery level notification
When your SmartBand 2 reaches a specific battery level, the device vibrates and the
red light starts flashing every 4 seconds until you charge the device or it powers off.
The low battery level notification is triggered when you have approximately 5 minutes
left in Heart Activity mode and 75 minutes in STAMINA mode. The time varies
depending on usage. When battery level is below 1%, your SmartBand 2
automatically turns off. You need to charge your SmartBand 2 when the battery runs
out of power.
If the "Do not disturb" function is turned on, you will not get the low battery notification.
Assembly
To personalise your SmartBand 2, you can replace the wristband with bands of
different colour, which can be purchased separately.
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To assemble your SmartBand 2
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Insert the core into the wristband in such a way that the power key is inserted
underneath the power key cover.
Wearing your SmartBand 2
You should wear the SmartBand 2 on your dominant hand and position the device on
your wrist two fingers above the wrist bone. Wear your SmartBand 2 on your wrist
snugly but comfortably, neither too tight nor too loose. In order for the SmartBand 2
to monitor your pulse, it should stay in place on your wrist. While you're exercising,
tighten the wristband a bit. When you're done, loosen the wristband.
Caring for your SmartBand 2 and your skin
To help avoid skin irritation, correctly adjust the bracelet’s fit around your wrist and
clean your SmartBand 2 regularly. Rinse the SmartBand 2 with fresh water under a
faucet and dry the device completely, particularly after performing rigorous activity,
heavy sweating or exposing the device outdoors.
If you start to experience skin irritation or an allergic reaction, stop wearing your
SmartBand 2. Contact your physician if symptoms persist.
Turning on and off
To turn on the SmartBand 2
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Press and hold down the power key until your SmartBand 2 vibrates. All
notification lights turn on one by one and then turn off.
When turning on your SmartBand 2 for the first time, it automatically enters pairing mode and
notification light A flashes until your SmartBand 2 is connected to a device.
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To turn off the SmartBand 2
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Press and hold down the power key until your SmartBand 2 vibrates. All
notification lights are on simultaneously and then turn off one by one.
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