Omron HR-100C Instruction Manual - Page 16

Using The Stopwatch Feature, The Chest Belt, Attaching The Chest Belt - heart rate monitor watch

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USING THE STOPWATCH FEATURE 1. Press the MODE button to select the Stopwatch operating mode. 2. Press the ST/SP button to start the stopwatch. 3. Press the ST/SP button to stop the stopwatch. 4. Press and hold the SET button to reset the stopwatch. THE CHEST BELT The chest belt counts your heartbeat and sends the data to the monitor watch. ATTACHING THE CHEST BELT Attach the strap to the chest belt by inserting the strap clip through the backside of the corresponding shaped hole on the chest belt. Gently push down to secure. 1. Moisten the conductive pads on the backside of the chest belt with water or a conductive gel to ensure a solid contact. CONDUCTIVE PADS 2. Strap the chest belt across your chest. Adjust the strap until the chest belt sits snugly below your pectoral muscles for an accurate heart rate signal. 16

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USING THE STOPWATCH FEATURE
1. Press the MODE button to select the
Stopwatch operating mode.
2. Press the ST/SP button to start the stopwatch.
3. Press the ST/SP button to stop the stopwatch.
4.
Press and hold the SET button to reset the stopwatch.
THE CHEST BELT
The chest belt counts your heartbeat and sends the data to the
monitor watch.
ATTACHING THE CHEST BELT
Attach the strap to the chest belt by inserting the strap clip
through the backside of the corresponding shaped hole on the
chest belt. Gently push down to secure.
1.
Moisten the conductive pads on the backside of the chest
belt with water or a conductive gel to ensure a solid
contact.
2.
Strap the chest belt across your chest. Adjust the strap
until the chest belt sits snugly below your pectoral muscles
for an accurate heart rate signal.
CONDUCTIVE PADS