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| Brand | Polar |
| Model | S710 |
| Product | heart rate monitor |
| Language | English |
| Filetype | User manual (PDF) |
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As an adult, it is recommended to do moderately intensive exercise for at least 2.5 hours per week. Preferably spread over several days.
An adult's resting heart rate is between 60 and 100 beats per minute.
As a rule of thumb for your maximum heart rate, you can use 220 minus your age.
To troubleshoot if the speed reading on your Polar S710 heart rate monitor is showing 00 or no reading at all while cycling, follow these steps: 1. Ensure that the bike is stationary until your heart rate appears on the display. Press OK to start recording your exercise. If you want to record cycling information without heart rate measurement, press OK after the heart rate reading 00 appears and start cycling. 2. Check if you have bike 1 or 2 and altitude settings on. These displays will start to alternate as you enter the Measure mode. 3. Start from the Time of day display by pressing OK to start measuring your heart rate. A heart symbol will start flashing, and your heart rate in beats per minute will appear within 15 seconds. The receiver will automatically return to the Time of day display within 5 minutes if there is no heart rate reception. 4. If you have no bike or altitude settings in use, the following displays will start to alternate as you enter the Measure mode: Exercise name, Memory left, Bike OFF, Altitude OFF, Time of day, and Current heart rate. By following these steps, you can troubleshoot the speed reading issues on your Polar S710 heart rate monitor while cycling.
To troubleshoot inaccurate altitude readings on your Polar S710 heart rate monitor, follow these steps: 1. Check if there has been a sudden temperature change, such as going outdoors in winter. This can temporarily affect altitude readings. 2. If the altitude readings are constantly inaccurate, it may be due to dirt blocking the air pressure channels on the backcover of the receiver. In this case, it is recommended to send the heart rate monitor to a Polar Service Center for further assistance. By following these steps, you can address the issue of inaccurate altitude readings on your Polar S710 heart rate monitor.
To troubleshoot issues with data transfer from the receiver to your computer with the Polar S710 heart rate monitor, follow these steps: 1. Start the software on your computer. 2. Connect the Polar IR Interface to the serial port (RS-232) of your computer. 3. Ensure that the receiver is in the Time of day display. Scroll up or down until "CONNECT" is displayed. 4. Point the infrared window of the receiver towards the infrared window of the interface. The maximum infrared transfer distance is 20 cm/8" and the infrared transfer angle is ± 15 degrees. 5. Activate the heart rate monitor connection function of the software. 6. Your receiver should now communicate with the computer. The receiver will automatically return to the Time of day display after data transfer. If the data transfer is unsuccessful, try the following: - Bring the receiver closer to the loudspeakers or turn up the volume level of the loudspeakers. - Interrupt the data transfer by pressing the stop button during the transfer. "CONNECT" will be displayed. Note: To upload settings from the computer to the wrist receiver, you can use either IR communication or audible Polar Uplink. For IR communication, follow the steps mentioned above. For Polar Uplink, place the receiver less than 10 cm/4" from the loudspeaker and follow the instructions provided by the software. By following these steps, you can troubleshoot data transfer issues with your Polar S710 heart rate monitor.
To troubleshoot if the battery life of the Polar transmitter or wrist receiver of the Polar S710 heart rate monitor is shorter than expected, follow these steps: 1. Check the battery type used in both the transmitter and wrist receiver. Ensure that you are using the recommended battery type specified in the manual. 2. Verify that the batteries are properly inserted in the transmitter and wrist receiver. Make sure they are securely in place and the battery contacts are clean. 3. Check the battery life indicator on the wrist receiver. If the battery indicator shows a low level, replace the batteries with new ones. 4. Ensure that the transmitter and wrist receiver are not continuously transmitting or receiving data when not in use. Turn off the transmitter and wrist receiver when not in use to conserve battery life. 5. Avoid exposing the transmitter and wrist receiver to extreme temperatures, as this can affect battery performance. Store them in a cool and dry place when not in use. By following these steps, you can troubleshoot if the battery life of the Polar transmitter or wrist receiver of the Polar S710 heart rate monitor is shorter than expected.
To replace the speed sensor battery in your Polar S710 heart rate monitor, follow these steps: 1. Locate the speed sensor on your bike. It is usually attached to the front fork or rear chainstay. 2. Use a small screwdriver or coin to open the battery cover on the speed sensor. Rotate the cover counterclockwise to remove it. 3. Take out the old battery from the speed sensor. Pay attention to the battery orientation to ensure proper installation of the new battery. 4. Insert a new battery into the speed sensor, making sure it is properly aligned with the positive (+) and negative (-) markings. 5. Replace the battery cover by rotating it clockwise until it is securely closed. 6. Test the speed sensor by spinning the bike wheel and checking if the speed reading appears on the display of your Polar S710 heart rate monitor. Note: The recommended battery type for the speed sensor is usually indicated in the manual. Make sure to use the correct battery type for optimal performance. By following these steps, you can easily replace the speed sensor battery in your Polar S710 heart rate monitor.
To troubleshoot if the speed reading on your Polar S710 heart rate monitor is showing 00 or no reading at all while cycling, follow these steps: 1. Ensure that the bike is stationary until your heart rate appears on the display. Press the OK button to start recording your exercise. If you want to record cycling information without heart rate measurement, press OK after the heart rate reading 00 appears and start cycling. 2. Check if you have bike 1 or 2 and altitude settings on. These displays will start to alternate as you enter the Measure mode. 3. Start measuring your heart rate by pressing the OK button from the Time of day display. A heart symbol will start flashing, and your heart rate in beats per minute will appear within 15 seconds. The receiver will automatically return to the Time of day display within 5 minutes if there is no heart rate reception. 4. If you have no bike or altitude settings in use, the following displays will start to alternate as you enter the Measure mode: Exercise name, Memory left, Bike OFF, Altitude OFF, Time of day, and Current heart rate. By following these steps, you can troubleshoot the speed reading issues on your Polar S710 heart rate monitor while cycling.
To troubleshoot inaccurate altitude readings on your Polar S710 heart rate monitor, follow these steps: 1. Check if there has been a sudden temperature change, such as going outdoors in winter. This can temporarily affect altitude readings. If the readings are constantly inaccurate, it may be due to dirt blocking the air pressure channels on the back cover of the receiver. 2. If you suspect dirt blocking the air pressure channels, it is recommended to send the heart rate monitor to a Polar Service Center for further assistance. By following these steps, you can address the issue of inaccurate altitude readings on your Polar S710 heart rate monitor.
To troubleshoot unsuccessful data transfer from the receiver to your computer using the Polar S710 heart rate monitor, follow these steps: 1. Start the software on your computer. 2. Ensure that the receiver is in the Time of day display. Scroll up or down until "CONNECT" is displayed. 3. Place the receiver less than 10 cm/4" from the loudspeaker. 4. Activate the heart rate monitor connection function in the software. 5. Avoid moving the receiver during the data transfer. 6. The receiver will automatically start uploading the information. Look for "UpLink" and "COM" to appear, and you may hear a chirping sound during the transfer. 7. After the data transfer, the receiver will automatically return to the Time of day display. If the data transfer was unsuccessful, try the following: - Bring the receiver closer to the loudspeakers or increase the volume level. - Interrupt the data transfer by pressing the stop button during the transfer. "CONNECT" will be displayed. Note: To upload settings from Polar Precision Performance software via Polar Uplink, you will need a personal computer with a compatible sound card and dynamic loudspeakers or earphones. By following these steps, you can troubleshoot and improve the data transfer from your Polar S710 heart rate monitor to your computer.
To resolve issues with the battery life of the Polar S710 heart rate monitor transmitter and wrist receiver, follow these steps: 1. Ensure that you are using the recommended battery types for both the transmitter and wrist receiver. Refer to the manual for the specific battery types. 2. Replace the batteries in both the transmitter and wrist receiver if they are low or depleted. Follow the instructions in the manual for proper battery replacement. 3. Check the operating temperature range for the transmitter and wrist receiver. Extreme temperatures can affect battery performance. Avoid exposing the devices to temperatures outside the recommended range. 4. Turn off the transmitter and wrist receiver when not in use to conserve battery power. This can be done by pressing and holding the buttons until the devices turn off. 5. Store the devices in a cool and dry place when not in use. Avoid storing them in extreme temperatures or humid environments, as this can affect battery life. By following these steps, you can resolve issues with the battery life of the Polar S710 heart rate monitor transmitter and wrist receiver, ensuring optimal performance and longevity of the batteries.
To troubleshoot if the Polar S710 heart rate monitor is not displaying the correct functions or measurements during sports and exercise, follow these steps: 1. Ensure that the heart rate monitor is properly positioned on your wrist and that the electrodes are in contact with your skin. Adjust the strap if necessary to ensure a snug fit. 2. Check if the heart rate monitor is securely fastened to your wrist. If it is loose, it may not provide accurate readings. 3. Verify that the heart rate monitor is within the recommended range from your body. It should be positioned approximately 2-5 cm/0.8-2 inches above your wrist bone. 4. Make sure that the heart rate monitor is clean and free from dirt or sweat. Use a soft cloth to wipe the electrodes and the back of the transmitter. 5. Check the battery level of the heart rate monitor. If the battery is low, replace it with a new one according to the instructions in the manual. By following these steps, you can troubleshoot and ensure that the Polar S710 heart rate monitor displays the correct functions and measurements during sports and exercise.
To troubleshoot if the speed reading on your Polar S710 heart rate monitor is showing 00 or no reading at all while cycling, follow these steps: 1. Ensure that the bike is stationary until your heart rate appears on the display. Press OK to start recording your exercise. If you want to record cycling information without heart rate measurement, press OK after the heart rate reading 00 appears and start cycling. 2. Check if you have bike 1 or 2 and altitude settings on. These displays will start to alternate as you enter the Measure mode. 3. Start from the Time of day display by pressing OK to start measuring your heart rate. A heart symbol will start flashing, and your heart rate in beats per minute will appear within 15 seconds. The receiver will automatically return to the Time of day display within 5 minutes if there is no heart rate reception. 4. If you have no bike or altitude settings in use, the following displays will start to alternate as you enter the Measure mode: Exercise name, Memory left, Bike OFF, Altitude OFF, Time of day, and Current heart rate. By following these steps, you can troubleshoot the speed reading issues on your Polar S710 heart rate monitor while cycling.
To troubleshoot inaccurate altitude readings on your Polar S710 heart rate monitor, follow these steps: 1. Check if there has been a sudden temperature change, such as going outdoors in winter. This can temporarily affect altitude readings. 2. If the altitude readings are constantly inaccurate, it may be due to dirt blocking the air pressure channels on the backcover of the receiver. In this case, it is recommended to send the heart rate monitor to a Polar Service Center for further assistance. By following these steps, you can address the issue of inaccurate altitude readings on your Polar S710 heart rate monitor.
To troubleshoot issues with data transfer from the receiver of your Polar S710 heart rate monitor to your computer, follow these steps: 1. Start the software on your computer that is compatible with the Polar S710 heart rate monitor. 2. Connect the Polar IR Interface to the serial port (RS-232) of your computer. 3. Ensure that the receiver is in the Time of day display. Scroll up or down until "CONNECT" is displayed. 4. Point the infrared window of the receiver towards the infrared window of the interface. The maximum infrared transfer distance is 20 cm/8" and the infrared transfer angle is ± 15 degrees. 5. Activate the heart rate monitor connection function in the software. 6. Your receiver should now communicate with the computer, and the data transfer will begin. The receiver will automatically return to the Time of day display after the data transfer is complete. If the data transfer is unsuccessful, try bringing the receiver closer to the loudspeakers or increasing the volume level. You can also interrupt the data transfer by pressing the stop button during the process. By following these steps, you can troubleshoot data transfer issues from the receiver of your Polar S710 heart rate monitor to your computer.
To troubleshoot if the battery life of the Polar transmitter or wrist receiver of your S710 heart rate monitor is shorter than expected, follow these steps: 1. Check the battery type used in both the transmitter and wrist receiver. Ensure that you are using the recommended battery type specified in the manual. 2. Verify that the batteries are properly inserted in the transmitter and wrist receiver. Make sure they are securely in place and the battery contacts are clean. 3. Check the operating temperature range for the transmitter and wrist receiver. Extreme temperatures can affect battery performance. Ensure that you are using the heart rate monitor within the recommended temperature range. 4. Reduce the use of backlight and other power-consuming features on the wrist receiver. Adjust the backlight settings to a lower intensity or shorter duration to conserve battery life. 5. If the battery life issue persists, try replacing the batteries with new ones from a reputable brand. Low-quality or expired batteries can affect performance. By following these steps, you can troubleshoot if the battery life of the Polar transmitter or wrist receiver of your S710 heart rate monitor is shorter than expected.
To check if the speed sensor battery of your Polar S710 heart rate monitor needs to be replaced, follow these steps: 1. Locate the speed sensor on your bike. It is usually attached to the front fork or rear chainstay. 2. Remove the speed sensor from its mounting bracket by loosening the screws or clips that hold it in place. 3. Open the battery compartment of the speed sensor. This can usually be done by sliding or twisting the cover. 4. Check the battery inside the compartment. Ensure that it is properly seated and not loose. 5. Inspect the battery for any signs of corrosion or leakage. If you notice any damage or if the battery is expired, it needs to be replaced. 6. Remove the old battery from the compartment and dispose of it properly. 7. Insert a new battery of the correct type and ensure that it is inserted in the correct orientation. 8. Close the battery compartment securely. 9. Reattach the speed sensor to its mounting bracket on the bike. By following these steps, you can check if the speed sensor battery of your Polar S710 heart rate monitor needs to be replaced.
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