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WM-25 (Weight Management Heart Rate Monitor)
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1. Functions Heart Rate Functions: Current Heart Rate Average Heart Rate Maximum Heart Rate Target Zone (TZ) Programming Audible and Visual Alarm for High/Low TZ Out-of-Zone Visual Display Audible Alarm OFF Mode Time in/above/below recall ECG Accurate Watch Functions: Time/Date Stopwatch Calorie Functions: Calculates Calories Burned Other: Large Dual Display Water Resistant Comfortable Ultra-Slim Ergonomic Chest Belt Transmitter with User Changeable Batteries Interfaces with Heart Rate Interactive Exercise Equipment at Home and in the Gym
2. Putting on your Ekho Heart Rate Monitor Receiver (Watch): Mount the receiver on either your left or right wrist. The watch receives and translates the electrical signals generated by your heart via the transmitter. Transmitter (Chest Strap): Step One: Attach one end of the elastic strap to the transmitter. The round clip on elastic strap fits into the slotted hole in the transmitter end. Step Two: Bring the elastic strap around and connect the second clip to other end of the transmitter. If the strap is too tight or too lose adjust the tension so the transmitter fits comfortably around chest. It only needs to be tight enough so as not to slip down during exercise. StepThree: Adjust transmitter to chest so that the EKHO brand name on the transmitter is facing out and centered in the middle of chest, just below pectoral muscles or breasts. Step Four: Wet the two ribbed areas on the transmitter that are touching the skin on either side of the center portion (non-flexible area) of the transmitter. Step Five: A flashing heart should appear on the lower section of the watch. Within 8 seconds a heart rate number will appear. The optimal distance from the receiver (watch) to the transmitter is 1 meter (3.28 feet). Note: All telemetry pulse watches are subject to interference from strong electromagnetic fields generated from motors, TV sets, computers, and high voltage power cables which can disrupt the reception and cause incorrect hear rate measurements.
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Setting Time
Press “Mode”. Adjust month by pressing “Start/Stop”. Press “Mode”. Adjust date by pressing “Start/Stop”. Press and Hold “Mode” for three (3) seconds.
5. Using the Stopwatch
Press “Mode” until 12h/24h is displayed and flashes on bottom. Press “Start/Stop” to toggle between 12h and 24 h clock Once selected press mode and hour will begin to flash Press “Start/Stop” to change hour, once hour is selected press mode Repeat with minutes and seconds. Once complete press and hold “Mode” for three seconds.
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Setting Date
Press “Mode” until 0:00o is displayed (you will see a stopwatch symbol in the upper right corner). To start the stopwatch press “Start/Stop”. To stop the stopwatch press “Start/Stop”. To clear stopwatch, press and hold “Start/Stop” for three (3) seconds. Note: Starting the stopwatch begins your workout routine and starts averaging your heart rate and counting your calories. Resetting the stopwatch will erase average/max and calories. Do not clear stopwatch until you have reviewed this information The maximum time displayed is 99:59:59. (hr:mn:ss)
Press “Mode” 5 seconds, day will flash. Adjust day by pressing “Start/Stop”.
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6. Setting Target Zones (See What is a Target Zone?)
are various target zones that are suggested for an individual to follow that correspond with a specific exercise goal(see Target Zone Chart below.)
Target Zone Chart While in Stopwatch mode Press and hold “Mode”. Two sets of number will appear with a flashing arrow and TZ will appear in the upper right corner. Press “Mode” to select the direction of the arrow. Press “Start/Stop” to adjust the flashing number. Press and hold “Mode” to return to Stopwatch. Note: Numbers only count down (min 30bpm* max 240bpm*). Note: Each time you adjust the number the non-flashing number changes to increments of ten. Adjust the upper and lower TZ limits independently but the limits can not be set closer then 10 beats.
Ideal For
Benefit Desired
Intensity Level (Percent Maximum Heart Rate)
Light Exercise
Maintain Healthy Heart/Get Fit
50% - 60%
Weight Management
Lose Weight/ Burn Fat 60% - 70%
Aerobic Base Building
Increase Stamina Aerobic Endurance
70% - 80%
Maximum Heart Rate and Determining Target Zone:
Optimal Conditioning
Maintain Excellent Fitness Condition
80% - 90%
What is the Target Zone?
Elite Athlete
Maintain Superb Athletic Condition
90% - 100%
A target zone is a heart rate range that guides your workout by keeping your intensity level between an upper and lower heart rate limit. There
What is Maximum Heart Rate?
*BPM Beats Per Minute
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Maximum Heart Rate (Max HR) is the highest number of times your heart can contract in one minute. Max HR is the most useful tool to be used in determining training intensities, because it can be individually measured or predicted.
work from, but if you want to exercise/train at your most effective levels, your Max HR should be measured.
You can define your maximum heart rate by: 1) Measured Max HR The most accurate way of determining your individual maximum heart rate is to have it clinically tested (usually by treadmill stress testing) by a cardiologist or exercise physiologist. You can also measure it in field conditions supervised by an experienced coach. If you are over the age of 35, overweight, have been sedentary for several years, or have a history of heart disease in your family, clinical testing is recommended.
Target Zone Graph
2) Predicted Maximum HR. There is a mathematical formula that allows you to predict your Max HR with some accuracy. It is called the "age-adjusted formula". The age-adjusted Max HR formula can also be beneficial. WOMEN: 226 minus your age = age-adjusted Max HR MEN: 220 minus your age = age-adjusted Max HR Example: If you are a 30-year-old woman, your age-adjusted maximum heart rate is 226 - 30 years = 196 bpm (beats per minute). These formulas apply only to adults. The generally accepted error in age-predicted formulas is +/ - 10-15 beats per minute, which is due to different inherited characteristics and exercise training. You should remember that there may be some discrepancy when using the ageadjusted formula, especially for people who have been fit for many years or older people. The formula will give you a ballpark estimate to
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For example, to burn more fat calories do your favorite exercise at 60%-70% of your maximum heart rate, for a minimum of 30 minutes a day, three times a week based on your age. To program your Heart Rate Monitor into your Ideal Weight Management Zone, use the Target Heart Rate Chart above. Select the appropriate level that represents your current physical condition. Then locate the lower and upper Heart Rate Zones for your age from the Target Heart Rate Graph
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Setting your Gender and Weight Press ‘‘Mode” the word ‘‘MALE” flashes on the screen. Press ‘‘Start/Stop” to adjust Gender. Once complete press ‘‘Mode” again and ‘‘kg” will flash.
Press ‘‘Mode” until KCAL reads in the upper left corner. Press ‘‘Mode” and hold until the word “set” appears. Wait a moment and automatically Kcal will flash and a 0 will appear. Press ‘‘Star”/Stop” to change the number of calorie you want to burn will go up in increments Of 100 (max is 9900). Number only goes up, so if you pass your desired number keep holding the ‘‘Start/Stop” to star at the again.
Press ‘‘Start/Stop” to select ‘‘kg” (kilogram) or ‘‘Lb”(pounds).
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Press” “Mode” to adjust weight. Note: Weight limit are 44pounds(20Kgs) To 330 pounds (150Kgs) and the number only goes up, once it reaches 330pounds it will recycle down again to 44pounds.
Press ‘‘Start/Stop” to increments of 1. the number only goes up, once it reaches 99 it will recycle down again to 8 Press ‘‘Mode” go to RES setting. The RES limit are 40 B.P.M to 100 B.P.M Press ‘‘Start/Stop” to increment of 1. The number only goes up. once it reaches 100, it will recycle down again to 40 B.P.M
8. Time to Begin Go to the Stopwatch mode and press “Start/Stop”. The stopwatch will begin and a zero will appear in the lower portion of the display. Once a signal from the transmitter is detected, the heart symbol will begin to flash in conjunction with your heartbeat. Your heart rate will display in a few seconds. Note: The stopwatch must be started to begin averaging your heart rate and calculating your calories. Note: If the heart symbol does not flash, the signal is not being received. Check the position of the transmitter. Verify the electrodes are moistened. Press ‘‘Mode” to adjust Age. Age limit are 8 years old to 99 years old.
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9. Recalling Average, Max Heart Rate, Calories Burned and Time In/Above/Below Target Zone The workout is over, press “Mode” until you get to the stopwatch. (The numbers will be moving rapidly and a little image of a stopwatch will be flashing in the upper right corner.) Press “Start/Stop” to stop the stopwatch Press “Mode” to see MXP (max heart rate) in the upper right corner. The small number is your maximum heart rate for that workout. Press “Mode” to see AVP (average hear rate) in the upper middle of the display. The small number is your average heart rate for that workout. Press “Mode” to see KCAL in the upper left corner. The small number shown is how many Calories just burned. Great Job! Press “Mode” to see how much time you spent in your Target Zone Press “Mode”to see how much time you spent above your Target Zone Press “Mode” to see how much time you spent below your Target Zone
11. How Accurate is the Calorie-Counter? Our calculator uses METs, body weight and duration of activity to calculate the number of calories burned. The amount of calories you burn is determined by measuring the amount of oxygen you consume. Factors to Consider: Four factors conceded are Weight, Gender, Time and Heart Rate. Weight influences the number of calories burned. We use weight in the calculation of calories burned to improve accuracy. All things being equal. A heavier individual will burn more calories than a lighter individual over the same period of time.
Males and Females burn calories at a different rate. Because males generally have more muscle mass, they tend to burn more calories than females. The longer the duration of your exercise routine, the more calories are expended. In fact even after your stop exercising, your body continues to burn calories at an accelerated rate. Heart Rate also affects calories burned. Heart rate measures the intensity of physical activity. The more intense the activity, the more calories are burned. Factors that influence intensity include; movement (walking, running, etc.) the environment (running into the wind); and the geography (hiking up a mountain).
12. When You Are Done Exercising Wash transmitter belt with soapy water and rinse. Dry transmitter with a soft cloth. Store transmitter in a clean, dry place. Dirt and moisture may cause transmitter to continue reading, reducing the life of the battery.
13. If You Have Not Exercised in a While The Ekho Heart Rate Monitor is to be used to display heart rate during exercise only and cannot predict the intensity level that is safe for you. It is not intended for medical diagnostic purposes or for prevention of heart related health problems. Before you begin any exercise program, please consult your physician: a. If you have been inactive for a period of time b. Have a history of cardiac illness c. Smoke d. Have high blood pressure e. Are over-weight.
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If you use a pacemaker, do not use a heart monitor until you consult your doctor.
14. Ekho Specifications Receiver: Heart Rate Range 30 to 240 BPM Heart Rate Accuracy +/- 1 BPM Operating Temperature 0 C-50 C (32 F – xx F) Storage Temperature -20 C – 80 C (xxF-xxF) Battery 3 volt Lithium 2032 cell Weight 30.6 grams Transmitter & Belt: Emitted Frequency 5KHz +/- 10% Battery 3 volt lithium 2032 cell Weight 4 oz.
15. Disclaimer The material in this manual is for informational purposes only. The products it describes are subject to change without prior notice, due to the manufacturer’s continuous development program. Ekho makes no representations or warranties with respect to this manual or with respect to the products described herein. Ekho shall not be liable for any damages, direct or incidental, consequential or special, arising out of, or related to the use of this material or the products described herein.
16. Limited Warranty Warranty, Terms and Conditions If the product becomes defective during the 2-year Limited Warranty period Ekho will repair or replace any defective component part at no charge to the original owner, subject to the limitations and requirements listed. THE FOLLOWING IS REQUIRED BY EKHO when requesting warranty services: Check your resellers return policy. All purchased products must be returned to original place of purchase within their return policy time period. The product must be packed in the original shipping carton or in a suitable packing offering similar degree of protection. To avoid scratches or other damages to the product during shipping separate items, such as HRM, transmitter belt, transmitter, should be individually wrapped and placed in the same package. This will reduce any extra cost of return freight/postage. Please include a copy of Proof of Purchase and/or copy of registration form. Limitations: The limited warranty provided by Ekho does not cover: A: Batteries. B: Damages due to misuse. C: Abuse or accidents. D: Cracked or broken cases. E: Negligence of Precautions. F: Improper maintenance or commercial use. D: Repairs made by a nonAuthorized technician. The warranties contained herein are expressly in lieu of any other warranties including implied warranty of merchantability and/or fitness for purpose. In no event Shall Ekho be liable for arising out of or related to the use of this manual or the products described herein.
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