DCP Microsense Logit Hızlı Başlangıç Kılavuzu - Sayfa 2

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Introduction

The LogIT Heart receiver enables a person's heart rate sent from a 'POLAR',

'Wristcoach' or similar wire-less pulse transmitter system to easily be monitored and

recorded either 'live', or stored in LogIT for later recall and display. It is a precision and

delicate piece of engineering - do not drop it or get it wet and never try to dismantle

it. The system is easy to use but needs to be set up correctly for reliable operation,

so please read these instructions fully before use. The equipment required:

❏ LogIT Heart rate receiver

❏ POLAR transmitter & watch system (or similar) plus suitable skin gel

❏ LogIT (e.g. DataMeter, LogIT SL) with charged battery (Not compatible with LIVE)

❏ If using with a LogIT SL a CheckIT display is recommended for ease of setting up

❏ The computer system for monitoring LogIT results

Before using your POLAR system (or equivalent) with LogIT we recommend you test

and get used to using the transmitter and watch set on their own to appreciate the

basic principles and limitations of the system - we strongly recommend you apply a

conductive gel to each pad (see back page) before fitting the transmitter.

You are assumed to already have experience in using LogIT - if you do not please

refer to the instruction manual supplied with LogIT.

Setting up the system

The LogIT + Heart Receiver set works best when used independently from the

computer but it can be connected for a live display of results.

The unit is a small high frequency receiver tuned to the POLAR transmitter but may

also pick up interference from monitors, computers etc. so if you have a LogIT with a

display (e.g. DataMeter or SL + CheckIT) use these to set up the system away from

the computer. Correct positioning is essential to ensure reliable operation as the

transmitter gives out only a very small signal which is directional, so please use the

diagram opposite to position equipment correctly, with Receiver in socket 1.

Logging results remotely

When you are ready to log simply turn on the logger and press the green button to

start AutoLogging. You can mark events in the usual way and when you have

finished exercising turn on the logger and press the red button. You can then load

the results in the usual way. Keep away from sources of interference such as TVs,

monitors, motors etc.

Real Time Logging

After loading your software, connect the LogIT link cable from the computer the

LogIT, keeping LogIT as far away from computer/monitors as possible. If you have

general purpose logging software (e.g. LogIT Lab, Insight etc.) we suggest you

select the real time display to set up the system. If all is well you should see the heart

rate being displayed on the screen - if not refer to Problems? on the back page.

VERY IMPORTANT: Keep Heart receiver/LogIT as far away as possible (minimum

1.5 metres) from computer & monitor as the receiver is very sensitive to interference.

Preparing body and equipment!

The most important part of setting up your Heart monitoring system for reliable

operation is good positioning of the transmitter and receiver.

The Heart transmitter is clipped onto the belt

which is fitted at an angle pointing towards the

sensor socket 1 and adjusted to sit between

You can experiment with the position of the transmitter and LogIT but make

sure that the heart receiver is not accidentally knocked with your hand or leg

as unwanted extra pulses will be added to the results (Because the system

has to estimate beats-per-minute every second just one knock can effectively

double the pulse rate calculated an increase readings dramatically).

IMPORTANT: Always keep as far away from computers and screens as the

cable will allow (Minimum 1.5 metres) or they will interfere with the signal.

NEVER REMOVE CAP OR DISMANTLE RECEIVER

Heart receiver, as the signal is directional.

A suitable electrolyte gel must be used

under each of the strap's two conductive

pads for reliable contact (see over leaf)

Take care not to 'short out' the two pads

or this will prevent proper operation

LogIT with heart receiver plugged into

the front & side of thigh. The yellow cap

of the receiver is the most sensitive area.

It must not be knocked during use

or errors will result.