4iiii Innovations SP100 ATHLETIC PARAMETER LED DISPLAY User Manual

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Welcome to Sport-iiiis!
Thank you for purchasing Sport-iiiis. Sport-iiiis is a heads-up display – it gives you the data you need to stay in
your target range (zone) in any of several measures (including heart rate, cadence, power, and pace/speed) while
running or cycling, without you having to look down at a watch, cyclocomputer, etc. It can pair with, and receive
this data from, any ANT+-enabled heart rate strap, foot pod, power, or speed/cadence sensor.
When properly mounted to your glasses, the boom of the Sport-iiiis unit will be in your peripheral vision, so that
its LEDs can tell you whether you are below, above, or in your zone by their color (green, yellow, orange, or red)
and position.
Through the downloadable Sport-iiiis software interface for your Windows or Mac OS computer, you can set up
the Sport-iiiis unit and configure the zones for your individual needs.
What’s in the Box?
Sport-iiiis Unit
(2) Mounting Brackets
Tie Wraps
USB Charge/Sync Cable
Getting to Know Your Sport-iiiis Unit
Speaker
gives audio prompts either
when triggered by TipTap or (optionally) when
above or below zone for
currently enabled sensor
Micro-USB Port
Power Button
connect to computer to
configure, charge, and
sync your Sport-iiiis unit
capacitive-touch button
(merely has to be touched,
cannot be depressed),
powers Sport-iiiis on and
off and controls other
functions
Boom
contains seven LEDs
(Light-Emitting Diodes)
that can be programmed
by color and position to
indicate where your performance is relative to the
target zone for your currently-enabled sensor
Functions of the Power Button
ACTION
press Power Button
(unit beeps once)
hold Power Button until
unit beeps twice
hold Power Button until
unit beeps three times
hold Power Button until
unit beeps four times
SPORT-IIIIS POWERED ON
SPORT-IIIIS POWERED OFF
start/stop session
show remaining battery power
turns Sport-iiiis unit off
turns Sport-iiiis unit on
switch bike/run mode
pair sensors
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clear all paired sensors & pair
TipTap
Your Sport-iiiis unit contains an accelerometer, which allows it to respond to single and double “taps,” as seen below:
While it is powered on, a single tap will cause your Sport-iiiis unit to ennuciate the measurement from the active sensor, and a double tap (two taps in rapid succession) will switch between currently paired sensors.
Download and Set Up the Sport-iiiis Software
Both Windows and Mac OS versions of the Sport-iiiis Application are available for download at:
http://www.4iiii.com/support.html
Windows Software Installation:
Mac OS Software Installation:
1. Download the Sport-iiiis Application Installer from http://
www.4iiii.com/support.html
1. Download the Sport-iiiis Application from http://www.4iiii.
com/support.html
2. Double-click on “installSport-iiiis.exe” to activate the Installer.
2. Drag Sport-iiiis Application to your “Applications” folder.
3. Click on “Close” in the Installer’s dialog box once installation
is complete.
3. In your “Applications” folder, find the “Sport-iiiis” icon and
double-click on it to open the Sport-iiiis application
4. Double-click on the “Sport-iiiis” shortcut on your desktop to
open the Sport-iiiis Application.
Create Your Profile
Enter your name, email, height, weight, birth year, gender, unit of measurement (English or Metric), and
desired run display (pace or speed) to set up the initial configuration.
You may always update this later by clicking on the “Profile” tab and making any desired changes.
Set Your Target Zones
In addition to the optional ANT+ heart rate strap, your Sport-iiiis unit is compatible with any ANT+enabled bike (power, speed & cadence) and run (foot pod) sensors.
You can choose target zones for the data provided by each of these sensors by clicking on the “Zones” tab in
the left column of the Sport-iiiis software interface and then choosing the appropriate activity type (“Run” or
“Bike”) in the upper right of the interface window. Then, on the bottom of the interface window, choose the
sensor for which you would like to adjust the zone setup (Heartrate, Pace, and Cadence for Run, or Heartrate, Speed, Cadence, and Power for Bike).
The diamond in each zone indicates the LED color for that zone, and it can be moved up and down to adjust
the LED color for that zone.
To adjust the boundaries for each zone, simply click on the boundary you would like to adjust and drag your
mouse in the appropriate direction to increase or decrease it as desired.
In this menu, you may also choose whether your Sport-iiiis unit will beep when you move between zones
(by clicking on “Enable zone change beeps”) and whether your Sport-iiiis unit will give you voice prompts
(by clicking on “Enable voice prompts”).
As soon as you have made any changes to your zone settings in the Sport-iiiis Application, the Upload Status
Button in the left column of the interface will turn yellow and say “Ready to upload.” Your Sport-iiiis unit
will not be updated with the new settings until you click on the Upload Status Button to begin the upload to
the unit. Once the upload is complete, the Upload Status Button will turn green and say “OK to disconnect.”
Save and Load Your Target Zone Profiles
Once you have customized a Zone Profile for a sensor, you may save that profile by clicking on the “Save”
button to the right of the Profile Name. When you do this, a dialog box will open up prompting you to name
this new Zone Profile. Once you have entered the name, click on the “Save” button. The dialog box will
disappear and the Profile Name will change to that which you just saved.
You may also load Zone Profiles that you have previously created and saved by clicking on the “Load” button
to the left of the Profile Name. When you do this, a dialog box will open that will allow you to choose from
all of your saved Zone Profiles for that sensor. Simply choose the profile that you would like to load and click
on the “Load” button to load that Zone Profile. You will then have to upload that profile to your Sport-iiiis
unit by clicking on the Upload Status Button.
Set the Preferences for Your Sport-iiiis Unit
To set the preferences up for your Sport-iiiis unit, simply click on the “Setup” tab in the left column of the
Sport-iiiis Application interface and choose the parameter (LEDs, Audio, Sensors, TipTap) that you would
like to change on the upper right.
LEDs
Audio
Use the Configuration buttons to set the Sport-iiiis unit up for the
eye that you will be using it on (“Left eye” or “Right eye”).
Use the sliders to adjust the maximum brightness (“Max brightness”), the sensitivity of the unit to ambient light (“Ambient light
adjust”), the time the LED will continue to blink when you remain
in the same zone (“Time to autofade”), and the blink rate of the
center zone (“Center-Zone blink rate”).
You may enable the Sport-iiiis audio functions by clicking on the
“Audio enabled” button.
TipTap
Use the slider to adjust the volume level of your Sport-iiiis unit.
Sensors
Enter your wheel circumference in millimeters so that, when using a paired ANT+-enabled speed/cadence sensor, your Sportiiiis unit can give you accurate speed data on your bike
Use the slider to adjust the sensitivity of your Sport-iiiis unit to
TipTap input.
As soon as you have made any changes to your Setup in the Sport-iiiis Application, the Upload Status Button
in the left column of the interface will turn yellow and say “Ready to upload.” Your Sport-iiiis unit will not
be updated with the new settings until you click on the Upload Status Button to begin the upload to the unit.
Once the upload is complete, the Upload Status Button will turn green and say “OK to disconnect.”
Firmware Updates
When it is running, the Sport-iiiis Application will automatically check for amd download firmware updates
for your Sport-iiiis unit (this feature requires your computer to be connected to the Internet).
Whenever it has downloaded any updates, the Update Status Button in the left column of the interface will
turn yellow and say “Ready to upload.” When this occurs, simply click on the Update Status Button to upload the new firmware to your Sport-iiiis unit. Once the upload is complete, the Upload Status Button will
turn green and say “OK to disconnect”
Charging Sport-iiiis
To charge your Sport-iiiis unit, uncover the micro-USB port on the bottom of the unit and plug in the included USB 2.0 Charge/Sync Cable. Plug the other end of the cable into one of your computer’s USB ports
a USB power adapter.
When your Sport-iiiis unit is connected to your computer and you are running the Sport-iiiis Software Application, the battery icon on the bottom left of the interface will indicate the charge status and percentage
of battery power currently available in your Sport-iiiis unit.
Mounting Sport-iiiis on Your Glasses
1. Insert tie wraps into mounting brackets loosely, exactly as
shown below:
3. Align the Sport-iiiis unit on the glasses as you’d like it to be
mounted. At this point, choose whether you’d like the boom on
the inside or the outside of the lens (extra tie wraps are included
so that you can change your mind later).
2. Slide the Sport-iiiis unit into the mounting bracket.
Boom Outside Lens
Boom Inside Lens
4. Carefully tighten the tie wraps to fix the mounting bracket in
place.
6. Cut as much of the excess tails from the tie wraps.
5. Slide the Sport-iiiis unit off of the mounting bracket and cinch
down the tie wraps as much as possible.
7. Slide your Sport-iiiis unit back onto the mount, bend the boom
into its final position, and go out and enjoy your Sport-iiiis unit!
Technical Support
Technical Support is available from 4iiii by both phone and email from 9am-5pm Mountain time.
Phone: 1.800.218.3095 or 1.403.800.3095
Email: support@4iiii.com
FCC Compliance
IC Compliance
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules,. Operation is subject to the
following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and
(2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that
may cause undesired operation.
This device complies with Industry Canada licence-exempt RSS standard(s). Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause
interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device.
Any changes or modifications of this product, not approved by manufacturer will
void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
Le présent appareil est conforme aux CNR d’Industrie Canada applicables aux appareils radio exempts de licence. L’exploitation est autorisée aux deux conditions
suivantes : (1) l’appareil ne doit pas produire de brouillage, et (2) l’utilisateur de
l’appareil doit accepter tout brouillage radioélectrique subi, même si le brouillage
est susceptible d’en compromettre le fonctionnement.

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