Ownzone Methods; How To Use Previously Determined Ownzone; Functions During Heart Rate Measurement; See Your Heart Rate - Polar m62 Gebrauchsanleitung

5. Start the stopwatch.
OZ appears in the display.
Stopwatch starts running.
6. There are five stages in finding your OwnZone.
OwnZone appears typically on the 3 rd or 4 th stage (in
3-4 minutes). Keep your heart rate below 100 bpm
during the first stage. After each stage you should
increase your heart rate 10-20 bpm. The display
shows which stage you are in:
Walking at very slow pace for 1 min.
Walking at brisk pace for 1 min.
Walking at very brisk pace for 1 min.
Jogging at slow pace for 1 min.
Running for 1 min.
7. At some point during the stages 1 – 5 you hear two
beeps. This indicates that Polar Heart Rate Monitor
has determined your exercising limits and you can
continue your exercising.
The determined heart rate limits
are displayed for a few seconds.
EXERCISE appears in the display.
You can recall the limits onto
the display by bringing the
receiver close to the transmitter.
You can turn the OwnZone timing
signals off by pressing and holding
for two seconds before starting the OwnZone
determination.
Reset the stopwatch:
If needed you can reset the stopwatch to zero and
restart OwnZone determination:
1. Stop the OwnZone determination by pressing
START/STOP/OK.
Heart rate limits for your previously determined
OwnZone appear on the display.
2. Stop the stopwatch by pressing START/STOP/OK.
QUIT? appears in the display.
3. To reset the stopwatch press and hold Down.
The stopwatch will start blinking and RESET? text
appears in the display.
To reset the stopwatch keep pressing Down.
4. To restart the stopwatch press START/STOP/OK.

OWNZONE METHODS

Polar Heart Rate Monitor uses multiple methods for
determining your OwnZone. The primary method is
based on measuring and analysing the heart rate
variability during graded exercise (OZ.V).
If your heart rate exceeds the safety limit during the
determination, Polar Heart Rate Monitor picks up your
latest OwnZone definition based on heart rate
variability (OZ.L). Alternatively, if there is no previous
determination in memory, OwnZone limits, which are
based on your age predicted maximum heart rate
(OZ.A), will be used. These methods ensure that the
safest possible exercise zone is determined for you.
The method used in defining the OwnZone is indicated
after the two beeps as follows:
1. OZ.V (OwnZone Variability) and the currently
determined OwnZone limits appear on the
illuminated display.
2. OZ.L (OwnZone Latest) and your previously
determined OwnZone limits appear on the
illuminated display.
3. OZ.A (OwnZone Age) and your age-predicted
heart rate limits appear on the illuminated display.
In models M61 and M62 you will also see which
OwnZone level you have selected to use:
BASIC (OwnZone Basic for allround exercising)
HIGH (OwnZone High for exercising at moderate
intensity)
LOW (OwnZone Low for exercising at light to moderate
intensity)
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HOW TO USE PREVIOUSLY
DETERMINED OWNZONE
Every time you start the stopwatch and have the
OwnZone option on, the Polar Heart Rate Monitor
starts finding your OwnZone. You can determine
your OwnZone for every exercise session separately.
At least it should always be performed when changing
exercise environment, exercise mode or if you have
abnormal feelings about your physiological state
when starting the exercise.
However, you can choose to exercise with the latest
OwnZone limits in case you are not willing to start
the process of redefining your OwnZone.
1. Start the heart rate measurement and stopwatch
as usual.
OZ appears on the display.
2. Press START/STOP/OK. Polar Heart Rate Monitor
starts using your latest determined OwnZone.
OZ.L and the values for your previously
determined OwnZone appear momentarily on
the illuminated display.
In case there is no previously determined OwnZone
in memory, Polar Heart Rate Monitor starts using
your age predicted exercising limits.
OZ.A and your age-predicted heart rate limits
appear on the illuminated display.
FUNCTIONS DURING
HEART RATE
MEASUREMENT
MEASURE
EXERCISE TIME IN ZONE OWNCAL

SEE YOUR HEART RATE

You can see your heart rate in beats per minute. A
flashing heart symbol indicates an ongoing heart
rate measurement. The inner heart symbol flashes at
the pace of your heart. The outline indicates that the
heart rate reception is coded.
If there is - - reading on the display, there has
not been heart rate reception for at least 5
minutes. Bring the wrist receiver up to your
chest near the transmitter's Polar logo. The
receiver starts looking for the heart rate again.

ILLUMINATE THE DISPLAY

Press
Backlight is activated for a few seconds.
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