4iiii Innovations SP200 ATHLETIC PARAMETER LED DISPLAY User Manual

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Sportiiiis User Manual
Table of Contents
1. Welcome to Sportiiiis
2. What’s in the Box
3. Getting to know Sportiiiis
4. Charging Sportiiiis
5. Personalize with the Sportiiiis Configuration Utility
6. Attach Sportiiiis to your Glasses
7. Pairing Sensors with Sportiiiis
8. Caring for Sportiiiis
9. Warranty and Support
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Welcome to Sportiiiis!
Thank you for purchasing Sportiiiis. Sportiiiis is a heads-up display that guides you to
your target range (zone) during running, cycling, and many other sports - while allowing
you to keep your eyes on the road and maintain form. It can pair with, and receive data
from any ANT+TM enabled heart rate strap, foot pod, power or speed/cadence sensor.
When properly mounted to your glasses, the boom of the Sportiiiis 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 and position.
Through the Sportiiiis software for Windows or Mac, you can set up Sportiiiis and
configure the zones for your individual needs.
What’s in the Box?
Sportiiiis Unit
(2) mounting
brackets
(10) mini tie-wraps
USB-USB micro
Charge/sync cable
Heart Rate Strap (Included with model SP100HR)
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Getting to Know Sportiiiis
Multi-Function Button - The multi-function button is used to turn Sportiiiis on and off, as
well as control a variety of other functions. It is activated by holding down the button
until your unit announces the desired function. The table below describes the available
button functions when Sportiiiis is powered off.
Multi-Function Button Actions
Press & Hold Button
Continue Holding Button
“Power”
Proceed to Mode
“Mode”
Proceed to Pairing
“Pairing”
Proceed to Volume
“Volume”* (1 through 4)
Move to next volume
level
Release Button
Changes Mode
Pairs with available
sensors
Changes volume
* To adjust volume, hold the button until Sportiiii announces “Volume” and then keep
holding as the volume loops through 4 volume levels; release the button when the
desired volume is attained
TipTap - Sportiiiis contains an accelerometer, which allows it to respond to taps on the
side of the unit.
1 Tap
Audio Feedback of currently displayed sensor
2 Taps
Switch to next paired sensor
For best results, hold the unit with your middle finger and tap sharply with
your index finger.
You can adjust the sensitivity of TipTap in the Sportiiiis Configuration Utility.
(See page 11 for more information)
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Charging Sportiiiis
To charge Sportiiiis, 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 or a USB power adapter.
While the unit is connected to a power source, the LEDs will indicate the level of charge.
The LEDs will blink Red when the charge level is low then begin to “stream” to yellow as
the charge level increases; when two LEDs are solid and green the unit is fully charged.
Sportiiiis takes about 75 minutes to charge from a fully discharged state.
While using Sportiiiis, several factors will affect its battery life. These include LED
brightness, LED blink rate, and the volume and frequency of audio announcements. (To
configure these parameters go to page 8)
Sportiiiis battery life is approximately 8-9 hours under normal use.
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Personalize Sportiiiis with the Configuration Utility
 Download and Install Software
Open a browser and go to: www.4iiii.com/support.html. Click on the “Downloads” tab
and select the Application Installer for your operating system (Windows or Mac)
Windows: As the installer downloads it will ask if you want to ”Run” or “Save” the
file. Select “Run”. Follow the on screen prompts and when complete you’ll see a
Sportiiiis icon on your desktop.
Mac: Depending on your version of Mac OS X, the installation may launch after
download, or you may have to launch it manually from your downloads folder.
Once launched, follow the on screen prompts to complete the installation. The
Sportiiiis application will be in your Applications folder. (You can drag the
Sportiiiis application icon to your dock for easy access)
 Launch the Sportiiiis Software Application
Connect Sportiiiis to your computer before launching the software
Windows: click the icon on the desktop
Mac: launch the program from the applications folder (or system dock if you have
copied a shortcut there).
Note: If a newer version of firmware is available for your Sportiiiis unit the “update
Firmware” dialog box will appear. Click “Flash new firmware” to continue.
Caution: do not disconnect Sportiiiis until the update is complete
 Software/Firmware Auto Updates
By default, the Sportiiiis Configuration Utility will automatically check for software and
firmware updates when the program launches. If an update is available it will be you will
be notified when it is ready to download and install.
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 The Sportiiiis Software Interface
1) Main Navigation Tabs – The software is divided into three sections
 Profile – personal data
 Zones – configuration of the LEDs
 Setup – hardware setup such as volume, brightness, etc.
2) Upload Status Button - whenever you make a change in the Sportiiiis Software
Application, the Upload Status Button will indicate that it is “Ready to upload.”
Click this button to save the changes to Sportiiiis. When the upload is complete,
the Upload Status Button will indicate “OK to disconnect.”
3) Battery Status Indicator – indicates the approximate charge level of the battery
in Sportiiiis.
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The Profile Tab
Enter your name, a “nickname” for your Sportiiiis unit, your email address, height,
weight, year of birth, and gender in the Profile screen.
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 The Setup Tab
To set the preferences up for your Sportiiiis unit, click on the “Setup” tab in the left
column and choose the parameter you would like to configure (LEDs, Audio, Sensors,
TipTap) on the upper right.
Setup>LEDs
Max brightness – sets the maximum brightness of the LEDs. In most cases a
brightness level of 80 is appropriate for outdoor activity with the Sportiiiis boom located
on the inside of your eyewear.
Note: Sportiiiis features an ambient light detector to help balance the LED brightness for
changing conditions.
LED blink rate – This adjusts the blink rate of the target zone LED. Each LED further
from the target zone will automatically blink at a faster rate.
Configuration – Sportiiiis can be setup for left eye or right eye use.
NOTE: For increased safety while cycling, it is recommended that you use the eye furthest from
the road to view your Sportiiiis unit. Thus, in countries where you drive on the right side of the
roadway, it is recommended that you mount your Sportiiiis unit under your right eye, and in
countries where you drive on the left side of the roadway, you mount your Sportiiiis unit under
your left eye. This allows for unobstructed vision while looking over your shoulder for approaching
cars.
Flip LEDs – This option flips the “below” and “above” target LED’s position. (left to right
becomes right to left)
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Setup>Audio
Volume – typically a level of approximately 80-85 is acceptable under normal
circumstances.
Auto-Announce – interval at which your Sportiiiis unit will announce the current data
from all paired sensors for which “Include in Auto-Announce” is selected (see Zones
tab). To turn auto-announce off, move the slider all the way to the left.
Personality – Choose a male or female voice for verbal updates.
Announce above/on/below target – Sportiiiis will tell you when your “in-target” status
changes, either going above, below, or on target.
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Setup>Sensors
Sensors that are currently paired with Sportiiiis will appear here, to delete a sensor click
the “X” on the sensor entry. If Sportiiiis is paired with a bike speed sensor you’ll see an
area to enter the wheel circumference, a footpod sensor will have an “adjustment factor”
entry.
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Setup>TipTap
Two important features of Sportiiiis are controlled by simply tapping on the side of the
unit. A single tap will give you audio feedback of the current sensor being displayed and
two taps will switch to the next sensor (if more than one sensor is paired). The slider
adjusts the sensitivity of the TipTap function.
Sensitivity – “Normal” sensitivity is a good starting point for most applications.
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 The Zones Tab
Overview
1) The Zone Adjustment widget - The Zone adjustment widget controls the 7 LEDs on
the Sportiiiis boom and each LED is represented by a colored section with yellow
nodes on their outer limits. The center green (or whichever color you choose to
make it) section represents your target zone for the current activity, and the LEDs to
either side are set up to guide you to that target zone. The color of each LED can be
changed by clicking on the diamond shaped LED icons below the zones The
Sportiiiis configuration application will show you the available LED colors on your
particular Sportiiiis hardware. The zones are changed by dragging the yellow nodes.
(see example setup below)
2) Run / Bike selectors - You can setup zone profiles for Run and Bike sensors
separately, then change between them while using Sportiiiis. (see page 3 for more)
3) “Enable this zone” button – Choose whether or not you want this zone enabled on
your Sportiiiis unit. All paired sensors are included.
4) “Include in Auto Announce” button - Sportiiiis can audibly update you on all active
sensors at regular intervals. Selecting this button will include the current sensor in
this announcement. (the interval is configured in the Setup>Audio section, covered
on page 9)
5) The Sensor Selectors - Select which sensor you want to configure. Sensors that
are paired with Sportiiiis are illuminated, those not paired are greyed out. Note: You
can still select and setup zones for sensors that are not currently paired. (see page
17 for information on pairing sensors with Sportiiiis)
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Example - Setting up a Zone workout:
In this example, we’ll set up Sportiiiis for a run with a target heart rate zone of
130-140 bpm.
a. Click and drag the yellow node on the left side of the target zone until the value in
the corresponding box has reached 130 Repeat with the yellow node on the right
side of the target zone, setting this to 140. By clicking on the coloured LED
icons below the zones you can change the LEDs in your Sportiiiis unit to the
colour of your choice.
b. Next, work your way out to the left and right of your target zone and create the
zones that will help guide you to your target. We recommend the first adjacent
zones be 10 bpm wide and the second, 20 bpm.
c. Click the “include in auto announce” button if you would like the current sensor
included in regular spoken updates (go to Setup > Audio to configure how often
these announcements occur).
d. When you are finished, click on the “Ready to Upload” button. This will upload
and save the values to the Sportiiiis unit.
e. Repeat this procedure for other sensors you’d like to configure by clicking on the
icons at the bottom of the screen.
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 Speed/Pace Sensor Special Buttons
Pace/Speed Selector – use to choose whether you’d like to use pace
(minutes/mile(km)) or speed (miles(km)/hour) for footpods and bike speed sensors.
Imperial/Metric – selects Imperial (miles) or Metric (kilometers) units.
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Attach Sportiiiis to Your Glasses
 Notes About Mounting Your Sportiiiis Unit
For increased safety while cycling, it is recommended that you use the eye furthest from
the road to view your Sportiiiis unit. Thus, in countries where you drive on the right side
of the roadway, it is recommended that you mount your Sportiiiis unit under your right
eye, and in countries where you drive on the left side of the roadway, that you mount
your Sportiiiis unit under your left eye.
Also, your Sportiiiis unit should be mounted under your line of sight so that its LEDs
appear in your peripheral vision. Please make sure that your Sportiiiis unit does not
obstruct your vision.
WARNING: Be very careful to mount the Sportiiiis unit securely to your eyewear to
ensure the boom will not come in contact with your eye during use.
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 Sportiiiis Installation
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Pairing ANT+ Sensors with Sportiiiis
 Pairing ANT+ Sensors
For best results perform pairing at least 30 feet away from any active ANT+ devices that
you would not like to pair with your Sportiiiis unit.
1) Make sure that all ANT+ sensors that you would like to pair with are active* and
within range (< 6ft)
2) With Sportiiiis off, hold down the button until you hear Sportiiiis say “Pairing”
3) Release the button then Sportiiiis says “Start Pairing”
4) Sportiiiis will enunciate all sensors that it finds and pairs with
*To activate a HR strap, put on the strap. For a bike speed/cadence sensor, spin your
wheel to activate your sensor. For a footpod, shake the footpod, or move your running
shoes if attached.
 Unpairing ANT+ Sensors
Within the Sensors tab of the Sportiiiis Configuration Utility, you may remove paired
sensors from Sportiiiis individually (for more info see page 10)
 Switching between Run and Bike mode
You can switch the zone profiles on-the-fly between Bike and Run as setup in the
Configuration Utility.
1) To tell which profile your unit is currently in, turn your unit on and it will list your
profile as well as your current battery power.
2) Hold down the multifunction button until the Sportiiiis announces “Mode”. When it
announces “Mode” it will change your unit from its current profile.
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Caring for Sportiiiis
Keep your Sportiiiis unit clean by wiping it off with a damp cloth after each use, and
make sure that, when you store it, the boom is protected from excessive bending (do not
store it on your glasses if folded up)
Warranty and Support
 Technical Support
Available from 4iiii by both phone and email from 9am-5pm Mountain time.
Phone: 1.800.218.3095 / 1.403.800.3095
Email: support@4iiii.com
User Forum: forum.4iiii.com
 Warranty
4iiii Innovations Inc. ("4iiii") warrants this product to be free from defects in material and workmanship, under normal use,
for a period of one (1) year from the date of original purchase (the invoice date) to the original purchaser. Defects that
have resulted from improper or unreasonable use or maintenance, accident, excess moisture, insects, improper or
inadequate packing for shipment, lightning, power surges, or unauthorized tampering, alteration or modification are not
covered under the limited warranty. 4iiii will, at its sole discretion, repair or replace the defective product with a
comparable product, at no charge to the customer for parts or labor, with the customer to be responsible for all shipping
and handling costs [and with return shipping and handling costs to be paid for by 4iii after the product has been repaired
or replaced]. Replacement products may be new, refurbished or reconditioned and are warranted for the unexpired period
of the original purchase, or 60 days from the date of shipment, whichever is greater. Any products replaced by 4iii shall be
the property of 4iiii.
WHERE PERMITTED, THE PROVISIONS OF THIS LIMITED WARRANTY ARE TO SUPERCEDE AND REPLACE ANY
OTHER WRITTEN WARRANTY, WHETHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, WRITTEN OR ORAL, INCLUDING ANY
WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
IN NO EVENT SHALL 4iiii BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT OR INDIRECT DAMAGES OR OTHER RELIEF ARISING
FROM ANY SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES. To obtain warranty service, contact 4iiii for
shipping instructions and an RMA tracking number. Return your product, freight prepaid, along with the original sales
receipt as a required proof of purchase for warranty repairs, with the RMA tracking number written on the outside of the
package and mail to 4iiii.
WARNING: This limited warranty becomes null and void if the product is repaired by anyone other than an authorized
person of 4iiii.
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.
Any changes or modifications of this product, not approved by manufacturer will void the user’s authority to operate the
equipment.
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.
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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