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Many physiological characteristics also play a role in obtaining a heart rate and can differ from individual
to individual; for example, obesity, skin conductivity and body hair composition.
Body Positioning:
Back of the Client:
Place the transmitter on the back of the client, at beltline level. This is the optimal position, as it prevents
the transmitter getting in the client’s way during the testing procedures. First, attach the transmitter to
the belt strap that is supplied with the system. Next, place the strap around the client’s waist so that the
transmitter is positioned on their lower back.
For optimal signal, the use of electrode conductor gel or water on the heart
rate monitor chest strap is recommended.
For alternative placements, please see the troubleshooting section of
this manual. Please note that the Hanoun Heart Rate Monitor does
not operate like a Polar Heart Rate Monitor. The transmitter does
not store the values, so the readings are more accurate and updated
constantly. As a result, if the heart rate is fluctuating too much, the
heart rate monitor may not be able to pick up a constant value and a
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will appear The heart rate must be steady in order for the device