Polar Electro U6 802.11/b/g and Bluetooth 2.0+EDR Base station User Manual Team2 SW Help
Polar Electro Oy 802.11/b/g and Bluetooth 2.0+EDR Base station Team2 SW Help
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Team2 SW Help Table of Contents Quick Steps................................................................................................................................................ 1 About the Help ........................................................................................................................................... 1 Water-Resistance ...................................................................................................................................... 2 Training Articles ......................................................................................................................................... 2 Service ....................................................................................................................................................... 2 Bluetooth .................................................................................................................................................... 2 Quick Guide ............................................................................................................................................... 3 PC Requirements....................................................................................................................................... 3 Hardware.................................................................................................................................................... 4 Lights and Sounds ..................................................................................................................................... 4 Base station............................................................................................................................................ 4 Transmitter ............................................................................................................................................. 5 Wizard ........................................................................................................................................................ 7 Welcome (Step 1)................................................................................................................................... 7 Team (Step 2) ........................................................................................................................................ 8 Sport Zones (Step 3) .............................................................................................................................. 9 Activities (Step 4) ................................................................................................................................... 9 Players (Step 5).................................................................................................................................... 10 Hardware (Step 6) ................................................................................................................................ 11 Transmitters (Step 7)............................................................................................................................ 13 Completed (Step 8) .............................................................................................................................. 14 Care and Maintenance Instructions ......................................................................................................... 14 iii Team2 SW Help Team2 Transmitter Straps .................................................................................................................... 14 Transmitters ......................................................................................................................................... 15 Charger and Base Station .................................................................................................................... 15 Hardware.................................................................................................................................................. 17 Base Station............................................................................................................................................. 17 Front panel ........................................................................................................................................... 18 To connect the main base station to the PC ........................................................................................ 18 To rename the main base station......................................................................................................... 19 To use secondary base stations .......................................................................................................... 19 Facts..................................................................................................................................................... 20 Charger .................................................................................................................................................... 20 Facts..................................................................................................................................................... 21 Transmitters and Straps........................................................................................................................... 22 Facts..................................................................................................................................................... 22 Online and Off-Season Modes............................................................................................................. 23 Bluetooth USB Adapter (USB Dongle) .................................................................................................... 23 Facts..................................................................................................................................................... 24 Non-secured transmitter mode ................................................................................................................ 24 How to... ................................................................................................................................................... 25 How to Connect Base Station to PC .................................................................................................... 25 How to Insert Transmitters into Charger .............................................................................................. 26 How to introduce additional base stations............................................................................................ 27 How to Introduce USB Dongle ............................................................................................................. 28 iv Table of Contents How to replace main base station ........................................................................................................ 31 How to reset base station..................................................................................................................... 32 How to Setup Wireless Connection...................................................................................................... 32 How to synchronize transmitters with new base stations..................................................................... 35 How to Use Transmitters...................................................................................................................... 36 Introduction to Software ........................................................................................................................... 39 Shortcuts .............................................................................................................................................. 39 Main menu ............................................................................................................................................... 40 Main Menu............................................................................................................................................ 40 Toolbar ................................................................................................................................................. 44 Software Preferences........................................................................................................................... 45 Team Properties................................................................................................................................... 47 Training calendar ..................................................................................................................................... 53 Training Calendar................................................................................................................................. 53 Settings................................................................................................................................................. 55 Right-Click Menus ................................................................................................................................ 55 Season Planning .................................................................................................................................. 56 Online training.......................................................................................................................................... 65 Online Training ..................................................................................................................................... 65 Settings................................................................................................................................................. 67 Right-Click Menu .................................................................................................................................. 69 Start Online Training ............................................................................................................................ 69 Stop Online Training............................................................................................................................. 69 Team2 SW Help Training session log ................................................................................................................................. 69 Training Session Log............................................................................................................................ 69 Settings................................................................................................................................................. 72 Right-Click Menu .................................................................................................................................. 73 Search and View Training Data ........................................................................................................... 74 Training reports........................................................................................................................................ 74 Training Reports................................................................................................................................... 74 Settings................................................................................................................................................. 75 Right-Click Menu .................................................................................................................................. 76 Create Training Report......................................................................................................................... 77 How to... ................................................................................................................................................... 77 How to... ............................................................................................................................................... 77 How to Launch Wizard ......................................................................................................................... 77 How to Copy Values to Clipboard ........................................................................................................ 77 Backup and restore .............................................................................................................................. 80 Import data ........................................................................................................................................... 81 Online training ...................................................................................................................................... 84 Players and teams................................................................................................................................ 87 Seasons and training sessions ............................................................................................................ 95 Training session data ......................................................................................................................... 102 Transmitters ....................................................................................................................................... 113 Introduction to PDA Software ................................................................................................................ 119 PDA Requirements ................................................................................................................................ 119 vi Table of Contents Installation of PDA Software .................................................................................................................. 120 PDA Software ........................................................................................................................................ 120 Elements ............................................................................................................................................ 120 Settings .................................................................................................................................................. 123 General............................................................................................................................................... 123 List View ............................................................................................................................................. 124 Grid View ............................................................................................................................................ 124 How to... ................................................................................................................................................. 125 How to Close PDA Software .............................................................................................................. 125 How to Establish Wireless Connection .............................................................................................. 126 How to Open Team ............................................................................................................................ 134 How to Select Players ........................................................................................................................ 135 How to Start Online Monitoring .......................................................................................................... 136 How to Stop Online Monitoring .......................................................................................................... 137 How to Synchronize PDA ................................................................................................................... 137 How to Take Markers ......................................................................................................................... 137 Troubleshooting ..................................................................................................................................... 141 Search Tips ........................................................................................................................................ 141 Glossary ............................................................................................................................................. 141 Training Articles.................................................................................................................................. 141 Tutorial................................................................................................................................................ 141 Connections ........................................................................................................................................... 141 PC and Ethernet cable ....................................................................................................................... 142 vii Team2 SW Help PC and Wireless connection .............................................................................................................. 143 Wireless connection between PDA and Base Station ....................................................................... 144 Online Training....................................................................................................................................... 144 Sport Zones ........................................................................................................................................... 146 Training computer .................................................................................................................................. 147 Transfer.................................................................................................................................................. 148 Transmitters ........................................................................................................................................... 149 USB dongle............................................................................................................................................ 152 Minimizing Possible Risks...................................................................................................................... 155 Base Station........................................................................................................................................... 157 AC-Powered Devices............................................................................................................................. 157 To Select an Appropriate Power Source For Your Device:................................................................ 157 To Avoid Damaging the Power Cords and Power Supply: ................................................................ 157 Battery-Powered Devices ...................................................................................................................... 158 Rechargeable Batteries Only: ............................................................................................................ 158 Wireless Devices ................................................................................................................................... 158 All Devices ............................................................................................................................................. 158 Do Not Attempt Repairs ..................................................................................................................... 158 Choking Hazard.................................................................................................................................. 159 Base Station........................................................................................................................................... 161 FCC regulatory information ................................................................................................................ 161 FCC Radiation Exposure Statement .................................................................................................. 161 Industry Canada (IC) regulatory information ...................................................................................... 162 viii Table of Contents Avis de conformité à la réglementation d’Industrie Canada............................................................... 162 Industry Canada (IC) Radiation Exposure Statement........................................................................ 162 Déclaration d'Industrie Canada (IC) sur l'exposition aux radiations................................................... 162 Europe ................................................................................................................................................ 162 South Africa........................................................................................................................................ 163 Transmitter............................................................................................................................................. 163 FCC regulatory information ................................................................................................................ 163 Industry Canada (IC) regulatory information.......................................................................................... 164 Avis de conformité à la réglementation d’Industrie Canada .................................................................. 164 Europe ................................................................................................................................................ 164 South Africa........................................................................................................................................ 165 Charger .................................................................................................................................................. 165 FCC regulatory information ................................................................................................................ 165 Industry Canada (IC) regulatory information ...................................................................................... 166 Avis de conformité à la réglementation d’Industrie Canada............................................................... 166 Europe ................................................................................................................................................ 166 South Africa........................................................................................................................................ 167 Transmitter............................................................................................................................................. 169 Radio Frequency Technical Specifications............................................................................................ 169 Charger Unit ....................................................................................................................................... 169 Bluetooth Devices .............................................................................................................................. 169 2.4 GHz Devices (Such as Base Station and Transmitter) ................................................................ 169 Polar Team2 Pro International Warranty ................................................................................................ 171 ix Team2 SW Help Disclaimer .............................................................................................................................................. 171 INTRODUCTION Welcome to Polar Team2! Team2 is a versatile system that allows you to plan your team's seasons, monitor the training and analyse the data. Team2 includes software for both a PC and PDA. The PC software is designed for planning, recording and storage and the PDA software is for online monitoring. We recommend that you read through this manual before beginning to work with Team2. It is the easiest way to learn how to use the versatile features of Team2 efficiently in your job as a trainer or coach. For more visual guidance, see the Team2 tutorial which can be found from the PC software (Help > Tutorial). Quick Steps 1. Install PC software from the CD. 2. Set up the system and software. 3. Give transmitters to the players. 4. Start training and monitoring heart rates online. 5. Analyze data. 6. Report and follow-up. About the Help The help is divided into 5 main categories, Quick Guide, Hardware, Software, PDA Software and Troubleshooting. Quick guide offers basic information on the product. We strongly recommend that you read at least the quick guide before beginning to work with Team2. Quick guide and, in particular, the Wizard instructions are only for the initial introduction of the software. Please read the software chapter for instructions on the software itself. Hardware offers information on the hardware that is included in the Team2 set. Software offers information on the PC software that has been installed onto your PC. The Team2 software is the core of Team2. In this section you can find information on all software features. See the How to... section for instructions on the most common functions. PDA software offers information on the PDA software that can be installed on a PDA device. Team2 SW Help Troubleshooting offers you first-hand help if you have a problem with either the hardware, PC software or PDA software. To find necessary information efficiently, use the Search function (go to Search tab). Water-Resistance When a product is water-resistant it is protected against splashes while washing, sweat, raindrops etc. It is not, however, suitable for swimming. Training Articles For more information on the physiological aspects and other features of Polar products, visit the Polar Collection of Training Articles. Service Your Polar Team2 system is designed to help you achieve your personal fitness goals and indicate the level of physiological strain and intensity during training sessions. No other use is intended or implied. During the one-year guarantee/warranty period we recommend that you have service done by an authorized Polar Service Center only. The warranty does not cover damage or consequential damage caused by service not authorized by Polar Electro. Register your Polar product at http://register.polar.fi/ to ensure we can keep improving our products and services to better meet your needs. Bluetooth Polar Team2 uses Bluetooth wireless communication between Polar Team2 Transmitters and Polar Team2 Base station. Bluetooth provides the most reliable and secured technology for transmitting live data in the sports instrument industry today. QUICK GUIDE Quick Guide This is Quick guide for Polar Team2. Please read Quick guide through before starting to work with Team2. Quick guide gives you the basic information on Team2. Quick guide, in particular, Wizard instructions are only for the first introduction of the software. For instructions on the software itself, please read the software chapter. PC requirements Hardware Lights and sounds Wizard Care and maintenance instructions PC Requirements For Team2 to work properly and smoothly, your PC has to be powerful enough. In addition to the requirements listed below, it is recommended that you update system drivers, especially Wi-Fi adapter drivers. Contact your Wi-Fi adapter manufacturer's web site to find the latest release of the drivers. Minimum system requirements are: 1.6 GHz processor 1 GB RAM 1 GB of free hard drive space Wireless connection (IEEE802.11b or newer), WEP encryption Microsoft Windows XP or Vista (32-bit) Recommended system requirements are: 2 GHz processor 2 GB RAM Team2 SW Help 1 GB of free hard drive space Wireless connection (IEEE802.11b or newer), WEP encryption Microsoft Windows XP or Vista (32-bit) Hardware Polar Team2 includes the following hardware. For more information, see hardware section. Base station Charger Transmitters and straps USB dongle Lights and Sounds Base station and transmitters inform the user of their status with a few different lights and sounds. Base station Light Function Charge indicator Green light is on: Power cable is connected and/or the battery is full. Red light is on: Battery is low and charging. Red light is blinking every 5 seconds: Battery is low and not charging. Red light blinks for 3 seconds and power switches off automatically: Battery is empty. Power indicator Base station is on. Quick Guide Blue 1 Base station is ready for use. Takes approx. 1 minute after switching on. On secondary base stations, the only one that lights up when the base station is ready for use. Note that also the main base station must be on and ready for use. Blue 2 PC is connected to the base station and software is running. Blue 3 At least one transmitter is connected to the base station with Bluetooth. Blue 4 Lights up on main base station when at least one secondary base station is connected to the main base station. NOTE: The Bluetooth indicator is not a light, only a label. Transmitter Below is a description of lights and sounds during training. Light/Sound Function Green led is blinking at HR. Transmitter detects the HR signal and is ready for recording. Red led is blinking at HR. Transmitter detects the HR signal and is ready for recording. Memory or battery level is low. Start recording sound, one Transmitter starts recording. beep. Team2 SW Help Green led is blinking every 3 Transmitter is recording. seconds. Stop recording sound, two Transmitter stops recording. beeps. Red led is double blinking Recording cannot be started because the battery or memory level is low. every 5 seconds for 30 seconds. Stop recording sound. Red led is double-blinking Recording has been stopped because the transmitter memory is full or the battery is empty. every 5 seconds for 10 minutes. Stop recording sound. Below is a description of lights and sounds during charging or when a transmitter is inserted into the charger. Light/Sound Function Red led is on for 5 seconds. Transmitter is properly placed into the charger and is in secured mode. Short sound. Red led is blinking every 5 Transmitter is charging. seconds. Green led is blinking every 10 seconds. Transmitter's battery is full. Quick Guide Green led is on. The user can activate the connection between a new transmitter and the system and activate the transmitter's number while introducing new transmitters to the system. Red led is on for 5 seconds. Transmitter is properly placed into the charger, but is in not-secured mode. Data cannot be transferred while the transmitter is in not-secured mode. Three short sounds. To be able to transfer data from the transmitter to the PC or to change the transmitter's settings, change the mode to secured by removing the transmitter from the charger and inserting it back after a minimum of 3 seconds. Only one sound should be heard. Wizard Wizard launches when the Team2 software is run for the first time. Wizard guides you through the introduction process step by step. Before you can run Team2 software you have to install it on your PC. If you want to run Wizard again at some point, remove all the transmitters from the system according to the instructions, shut down the software and re-run it. Wizard then launches automatically. Wizard can be stopped at any time by clicking the Cancel button. It is possible to shift between the steps by clicking the Next and Back buttons. NOTE: These instructions apply only to the initialization wizard that launches when the Team2 software is run for the first time. For instructions on the rest of the software, see the software chapter. Welcome (Step 1) The first step instructs you on how to connect the hardware correctly. Follow the instructions below and on the screen. By clicking the numbered steps, help animations are displayed in the box on the right side of the list. 1. Plug the power cable into the base station. 2. Connect the first (or only) base station to the PC with the network cable. 3. Switch on the first (or only) base station. Wait until (1) and (2) are lit (approx. 1. min). 4. Plug the power cable into the charger. Team2 SW Help 5. Insert transmitters 1-10 into the charger. Wait until (3) is lit on the base station. 6. Plug the USB dongle into the PC. Continue to the next step by clicking Next. NOTE: Insert the transmitters into the charger so that so that the P of the Polar logo is not visible. The led is located next to the R of the Polar logo. When the transmitter is inserted correctly into the charger the red led is on for 5 seconds. At the same time you can hear a short sound. It is important that the USB dongle is introduced to the system during Wizard. The dongle doesn't work later on if this part has been skipped in the beginning. For instructions of what to do, if the USB dongle is not introduced to the system during Wizard, see How to introduce USB dongle. Do not install the USB dongle drivers from the included CD! The USB dongle works with the Team2 only if the drivers are not installed. If you have installed the drivers, follow the instructions in the troubleshooting chapter. Team (Step 2) The second step asks you to create the first team and fill in team information. It is also possible to import team data from a previous Polar software by clicking the link at the bottom of the window. Compatible data can be imported from the Polar Precision Performance and Polar ProTrainer software. 1. Type the team name into the Name field. The default name is My Team. 2. Add the team logo (in *.jpg format) by clicking Click here to add a logo text. This is an optional feature. 3. Type team details into the Team Details field. This is an optional feature. Continue to the next step by clicking Next. NOTE: The added logo can be removed by clicking Remove logo at the bottom of the Wizard window. When team data is imported from the previous Polar software, all team data (including player information) is imported to the system. Quick Guide Sport Zones (Step 3) The third step asks to specify your team's sport zones. Sport zones specify how training is divided into different intensity zones. You can either use the default settings or modify the sport zones to fit the team's training. Sport zones can be based on one of three different calculation methods. Wizard offers two of them to choose from, the player's maximum heart rate (% of HRmax) and the player's threshold values. A third option is the player's heart rate reserve (% of HRR) which can be taken into use, in preferences, after Wizard is completed. 1. Select the calculation method that you want the sport zones to be based on. 2. The sport zone settings can be changed after the calculation method is selected. Settings are given on the right side of Wizard window. Continue to the next step by clicking Next. Player's maximum heart rate (% of HRmax) When the player's maximum heart rate is selected as the sport zone calculation method, sport zones which the user can determine are specified as a percentage of a player's maximum heart rate. As the zones are based on percentages of a player's own maximum heart rate, they are individual for each player. The same percentages are, however, used for the whole team. Player's threshold values When the player's threshold values are selected as the sport zone calculation method, the sport zones are based on the players' threshold values which are determined in the player settings. Each player has an upper threshold (anaerobic) and a lower threshold (aerobic) value. The coach/trainer can determine how many heart beats the upper threshold zone and the lower threshold zone differ from the players' upper and lower threshold values. The variances are the same for the whole team. The threshold values enable the most individual training analysis. NOTE: Default settings can be restored by clicking the Restore default setting link on the bottom of the window. More sport zones can be added by clicking the Add sport zone link on the bottom of the window. Activities (Step 4) The fourth step asks to define the training activities of your team. You can choose a different color for every activity. This helps you to visualize your team's training calendar. Team2 SW Help There are three different types for activities; intermittent, continuous and strength. The type indicates how exhausting the training activity is. The type you select affects the training load and recovery time calculations. Select the types carefully and the calculations will be more accurate. Training activity examples: Continuous Intermittent Strength Swimming Football Gym Walking Ice hockey BodyPump Skiing Up/Downhill running Roller-skating Rugby Running Alpine skiing 1. Fill in your team's training activities and select their types from the drop-down menu. 2. Select a color for each activity by clicking the color box at the end of each training activity line. If each training activity or test has its own individual color, it is easier for you to visualize your team's training calendar. Activities are shown in the calendar as color boxes. Continue to the next step by clicking Next. NOTE: Training activities can be modified after Wizard is completed. Training activities can be added by clicking Add training activity link at the bottom of the window. Training activities can be added at any time after completing Wizard. Training activities can be removed by clicking Remove link at the end of the training activity line. Players (Step 5) 10 Quick Guide The fifth step asks you to fill in your players' information. You can also import players' information from previous Polar software by clicking the link on the bottom of the window. Player information is imported one player at a time. Compatible data can be imported from the Polar Precision Performance and Polar ProTrainer software. 1. Fill in the name and other information of the first player. 2. Click the Add player link below the player list. 3. Fill in the name and other information of the second player. 4. Continue repeating steps 2 and 3 until you have added all the players you wish to add. Continue to the next step by clicking Next. NOTE: Physiological values are calculated automatically when the date of birth is selected. Automatic values can be modified. A player can be removed from the player list. Click on the player you want to remove and then click the Remove link on the bottom of the wizard window. Hardware (Step 6) To make sure that the Team2 hardware is plugged in correctly, do the following. 1. Check that you have connected your base station to the PC with the network cable and that lights 1 and 2 are lit on the base station. 11 Team2 SW Help 2. Click the Search link below the grayed-out picture of base station. If the connection is ready, the picture fades into black. 3. Choose a wireless network key, i.e. Wi-Fi password, and type it into the Wireless network key input field. 12 Quick Guide 4. If you have not plugged in the USB dongle, do it now. Wait for a couple of seconds and click the Search link below the picture of USB dongle. Continue to the next step by clicking Next. NOTE: Follow the instructions on the screen when selecting the wireless network key. Do not install the USB dongle drivers from the included CD! The USB dongle works with the Team2 only if the drivers are not installed. If you have installed the drivers, follow the instructions in the troubleshooting chapter. Transmitters (Step 7) Wizard starts to search for the transmitters. If the search doesn't start, click Search. Make sure the power cable has been plugged into the charger and the transmitters are inserted into the charger correctly. 13 Team2 SW Help Wait until the search is done. After the search, Wizard tells you how many of the 10 transmitters it has found. If Wizard didn't find all the transmitters, make sure that they are inserted correctly. The correct way is to leave the tip with led light on the outside. A short sound will be heard when a transmitter is inserted into the charger correctly. There will be a light blinking on the transmitters that are inserted correctly. Click Search to start the search again. When Wizard has found all 10 transmitters, select a player for each transmitter from the drop-down menu. Transmitters are identified by the number label. When a transmitter is assigned, letter X is added after the player's name. Continue to the next step by clicking Next. NOTE: More transmitters can be added after Wizard is completed. For more information, see How to add transmitters. If a transmitter was not found during Wizard after a couple of tries, you can add it to the system using Add New Transmitters feature. For more information, see How to add transmitters. Transmitter-player connections can be modified after Wizard is completed. For more information, see How to assign transmitter to player. Completed (Step 8) Installation is now complete. Polar Team2 is now initialized and ready for use. End Wizard by clicking the Finish button. Care and Maintenance Instructions It is important to follow the care and maintenance instructions to assure the long life of the Team2 hardware. Sweat and moisture can keep the electrodes wet and the transmitter activated, which shortens battery life. Team2 Transmitter Straps 14 Wash the straps in a washing machine at 40 °C (104°F) after every fifth use. Always use the washing pouch (included in the Team2 set). NOTE: Detach the transmitter from the strap before wash! Do not use bleach or fabric softener. Rinse the straps under running lukewarm water after every use. Quick Guide Store the straps in the Team2 bag, in a pocket with vents. Make sure you don’t store straps wet. Transmitters Detach the transmitters from the straps and store separately. Rinse the transmitters under running lukewarm water after every use. Do not insert wet transmitters into the charger. Store transmitters in the charger. When the transmitters are not in daily use or are stored for a longer period of time, recharge the transmitters regularly to prevent a complete exhaustion of the battery in the transmitter. Charger and Base Station Wipe the base station and the charger with a moist cloth regularly. 15 HARDWARE Hardware Polar Team2 includes the following hardware: Base station Charger 10 transmitters and straps USB dongle Extra transmitters and Team2 transmitter straps and additional base stations can be purchased separately. There is also a charger included in the transmitter kit. Base Station The base station is the device that connects the transmitters with your PC or PDA. There can be up to three base stations in a Team2 system. The number of transmitters online is determined based on the number of base stations: one (main) base station: up to 28 transmitters/players online two base stations (main + one secondary base stations): up to 56 transmitters/players online three base stations (main + two secondary base stations): up to 84 transmitters/players online The main station does not differ from the secondary base stations on the hardware level. The first base station you connect/introduce to the system becomes the main base station. If you are using more than one base station in the Team2 system, only the main base station is connected to the PC (either wireless or wired connection). The secondary base stations (one or two) are connected to the main base station wirelessly and automatically after switching on. Light (4) lights up on main base station when at least one secondary base station is connected to the main base station. 17 Team2 SW Help Front panel 1. Charger and power indicators (see Lights and sounds) 2. Number indicators for connections and a Bluetooth logo (see Lights and sounds) 3. Power button 4. Reset button (red), Ethernet port and power plug under the cover To connect the main base station to the PC 1. Turn on your PC and open Team2 software. 18 Hardware 2. Plug the power cable into the main base station. NOTE that using power cable is only allowed indoors. During outdoor use, use the battery as power source. 3. Connect the main base station to the PC with the network cable. 4. Switch on the main base station. Wait until (1) and (2) are lit (approx. 1. min). When the lights (1) and (2) are lit on the main base station, it is ready to communicate with the PC. To rename the main base station The main base station can be renamed. The base station name is the name of the base station's wireless network. 1. Connect the main base station to PC either with a Ethernet cable or wireless connection. Wired (Ethernet cable) connection is recommended. 2. Run the Team2 software. 3. Select Tools > Preferences from the main menu. 4. Select the Base station/USB Dongle tab. 5. Select the main base station from the base station list. Note that if a secondary base station is introduced to the system, the base station settings cannot be changed. 6. Type a base station name into the Name input box. The base station name is the name of the base station's wireless network. 7. End by clicking Save. To use secondary base stations In order the secondary base stations work, the main base station must be on and connected to the PC. 1. Introduce secondary base stations to the system. 2. Turn on the main base station and connect it to the PC and the Team2 software. 3. Turn on the secondary base station(s). 4. Wait until the light (1) is lit on the secondary base station(s) and light (4) is lit on the main base station. If the secondary base stations are introduced to the system, they connect to the main base station wirelessly, automatically. 19 Team2 SW Help Facts The base station is water-resistant so it can be used in the rain as long as the plug is in place. Always use wireless connection and battery power in the rain! Allows you to monitor up to 84 players in real time at the same time. Built-in Wi-Fi (IEEE802.11b) so that wireless connection can be used between the PC/PDA and the base station. Built-in Bluetooth (100 m (330 ft) range). RJ45 connector for Ethernet connection. Secondary base stations connect to the main base station wirelessly. Re-chargeable batteries with up to 12 hours stand alone use. Charging time 4 hours. AC adapter included. There are four different plugs for the AC adapter included. Choose the correct plug (according to the country) and place it into the adapter. Operating temperature -20°C - +60°C (-4°F - +140°F). The stand must be used when base station is placed on moist ground, e.g., on a wet lawn. When the base station is placed on the wall, the plug must be towards the ground, especially outdoors. During charging the legs of the base station must be used because the bottom heats up. The bottom of the base station heats up to 60°C (140°F). During charging, the maximum operating temperature is 45°C (113°F). It is recommended that the base station is placed 2 meters (6.5 ft) above the ground to optimize the signal. Check the range of the signal if the base station is surrounded by metal. Wall mount and legs included. The sockets that are provided in the wall mounting kit are meant for concrete surfaces. Charger 20 Hardware Charger is used to re-charge the batteries of the transmitters. The charger can be used only indoors. Data transfer (transmitter settings, memory contents) between the transmitters and the PC is enabled only when the transmitters are inserted into the charger. To transmit data between transmitters and PC, follow these instructions: 1. Turn on your PC and open Team2 software. 2. Connect the base station to PC according to the instructions. 3. Plug the power cable into the charger. 4. Insert transmitters into the charger. Wait until (3) is lit in the base station. If the transmitter is inserted correctly into the charger, you hear one short sound and red led is on for 5 seconds. Software's toolbar shows in the upper right corner how many transmitters are connected to the base station/USB dongle. Facts Up to 10 transmitters can be inserted into the charger at a time. The transmitters are inserted into the charger in such a way that the led light is left on the outside. The led is located next to the Polar Team2 logo's letter R. Not water-resistant, for indoor use only. AC adapter included. There are four different plugs for the AC adapter included. Choose the correct plug (according to the country) and place it into the adapter. 21 Team2 SW Help Wall mount included. Transmitters and Straps Transmitter records heart rate data and transmits it to the PC using Bluetooth. During training the heart rate data can also be monitored with a Polar wrist unit. During the training transmitter is attached to the Team2 transmitter strap and the strap is secured around player's chest. NOTE: Two electrode areas on the back of Team2 transmitter strap must be made wet under running water before use. After training (or after the transmitter have been in off-season use) the data is transferred from the transmitters to the PC. The transmitters must be inserted into the charger during the data transfer. Facts 22 Re-chargeable battery, Polar magnetic communication technology transmitter and built-in Bluetooth. Battery lasts up to 250 hours (in online mode for 30 hours). Re-charge takes 24 hours. Transmitter memory can record 48 hours of data in online mode and up to 360 hours of data in off-season mode. Training sessions shorter than 30 seconds are not recorded into the transmitter's memory. Bluetooth range is 100 meters (330 ft). Transmitter is water-resistant. Hardware When the transmitter is inserted into the charger, the data transfer from the transmitters to the PC is enabled. Transmitter settings can be changed when the transmitters are in the charger. The transmitter is in the sleep mode if it's not inserted into charger or attached to the strap. If the data transmission ceases in the online mode, the transmitter searches for a new connection automatically. For example, the following Polar training computers can be used with Team2 transmitter: RS400, RS300X, AXN500 and AXN700. Full list of compatible training computers can be found at Polar website. Strap works only with Team2 transmitters. See also Non-secured transmitter mode. For more information, see also How to use transmitters. Online and Off-Season Modes Transmitter can be used in two different modes, Online and Off-season. HR data can be monitored in both modes with a Polar wrist unit. Online mode is used when training is monitored online using the base station. At that time, the transmitter transfers heart rate data to the PC via the base station in addition to recording it. In Online mode the battery lasts up to 30 hours. Off-season mode can be used when training is not monitored online, e.g., during independent training season. At the time, in order to save battery, the transmitter is not trying to send data to PC but only records it. In this mode the battery can last up to 250 hours. Data can be transferred to the PC afterwards. The mode can be changed in two places: Team properties: Options > Team properties > Players tab > Transmitter tab Polar Team2 Preferences: Tools > Preferences > Transmitters tab. More information about transmitter settings, see the software chapter. Bluetooth USB Adapter (USB Dongle) 23 Team2 SW Help The USB dongle is plugged into the PC's USB port, and it can replace the base station when data is transferred (transmitter settings, memory contents) between the transmitters and the PC. Data can be transferred between the transmitters and PC via the USB dongle when the transmitters are inserted into the charger. Online monitoring cannot be performed via the USB dongle. The USB dongle has to be introduced to the system during wizard (or separately); otherwise it won't work properly. Facts Built-in Bluetooth. Do not install the USB dongle drivers from the included CD! The USB dongle works with the Team2 only if the drivers are not installed. If you have installed the drivers, follow the instructions in the troubleshooting chapter. NOTE that in order the USB dongle to work properly, the discovery feature must be turned on in the Windows settings. Non-secured transmitter mode Transmitters can be either in secured or non-secured mode. Basically these modes mean that: in secured mode the transmitter is hidden from Bluetooth devices that do not know it exists, and in non-secured mode the transmitter is visible for all Bluetooth devices. How to recognize: The transmitter is in secured mode if only one short sound is heard when it is inserted into the charger. The transmitter is in non-secured mode if three short sounds are heard when the transmitter is inserted into the charger. See Lights and sounds. How to change: 24 Hardware By default, when a transmitter is inserted into the charger it goes into secured mode. Change the transmitter's mode to non-secured by removing the transmitter from the charger and inserting it back within 3 seconds while the charger is powered on. If you have several transmitters that you want to put into non-secured mode, the easier way is to insert all the transmitters into the charger and then un-plug and re-plug the power cord within 3 seconds. Usage: Normally the transmitters are always in secured mode. The non-secured mode is used only when: the base station combination has been changed and the transmitters must be synchronized with the new combination, or the transmitter has been previously paired with a base station and is now paired with another. How to... How to Connect Base Station to PC The main base station can be connected to the PC with either a Ethernet cable or wireless connection. When Team2 is taken into use for the first time, the base station must be connected to the PC with the Ethernet cable. The first base station you connect/introduce to the system becomes the main base station. If you are using more than one base station in the Team2 system, only the main base station is connected to the PC (either wireless or wired connection). The secondary base stations (one or two) are connected to the main base station wirelessly and automatically after switching on. Light (4) lights up on main base station when at least one secondary base station is connected to the main base station. To connect the main base station to the PC 1. Turn on your PC and open Team2 software. 2. Plug the power cable into the main base station. NOTE that using power cable is only allowed indoors. During outdoor use, use the battery as power source. 3. Connect the main base station to the PC with the network cable. 4. Switch on the main base station. Wait until (1) and (2) are lit (approx. 1. min). 5. If you are using the base station with the Team2 system for the first time, make sure the main base station is introduced to the system: go to software preferences (Tools > Preferences > Base station/USB dongle tab). The main base station should be on the base station list. If you want to change base station settings (name or wireless network key), do it before introducing the secondary base stations. 25 Team2 SW Help When the lights (1) and (2) are lit on the main base station, it is ready to communicate with the PC. See also How to setup wireless connection. To use secondary base stations In order the secondary base stations work, the main base station must be on and connected to the PC. Only the main base station connects to the PC, the secondary base stations connect to the system via the main base station. 1. Introduce secondary base stations to the system. 2. Turn on the main base station and connect it to the PC and Team2 software. 3. Turn on the secondary base station(s). 4. Wait until the light (1) is lit on the secondary base station(s) and light (4) is lit on the main base station. If the secondary base stations are introduced to the system, they connect to the main base station wirelessly, automatically, after switching on. How to Insert Transmitters into Charger Transmitters are inserted into charger for 4 reasons: To recharge the batteries. To transfer training data from the transmitters to PC. To change the transmitter settings (online/off-season). To add new transmitters to the system. Inserting the transmitters into the charger: 26 The transmitters are inserted into the charger so that the P of the Polar logo is not visible. The led is located next to the R of the Polar logo. Hardware When the transmitter is inserted correctly into the charger the red led is on for 5 seconds. At the same time you can here a short sound. How to introduce additional base stations 27 Team2 SW Help The base station you introduced to the system first (during or after Wizard) is your main base station. In order to use more than 28 transmitters simultaneously online, the secondary base stations must be introduced to the Team2 system. Additional base stations can be purchased as accessories. It is recommended that the additional base stations are introduced to the Team2 system using the Ethernet cable (wired connection). 1. Make sure the main base station is introduced to the system: go to software preferences (Tools > Preferences > Base station/USB dongle tab). The main base station should be on the base station list. If you want to change base station settings (name or wireless network key), do it before introducing the secondary base stations. 2. Switch the main base station off. Keep the Team2 software running. 3. Connect the PC and the first secondary base station with the Ethernet cable. 4. Switch the secondary base station on. 5. Open software preferences (Tools > Preferences) and select the Base station/USB dongle tab. Click Add below the base station list, the secondary base station is added to the base station list. NOTE: It may take up to 1 minute until the Add button is enabled after the secondary base station is connected to the PC. 6. Switch off the secondary base station and unplug the Ethernet cable, if you want to introduce another secondary base station. Then follow the steps 3-5. 7. After you have introduced secondary base stations (one or two) to the system, you will have to synchronize the transmitters with the new base station combination. See instructions in How to synchronize transmitters with new base stations. In order the secondary base stations work, the main base station must be on and connected to the PC. Only the main base station connects to the PC, the secondary base stations connect to the system via the main base station. If the secondary base stations are introduced to the system, they connect to the main base station wirelessly, automatically, after switching on. NOTE: If the base station has been previously introduced to any Team2 or Cardio GX system (as a main or secondary base station), it must be reset before it can be introduced to the system (as a main or secondary base station) again. See instructions in How to reset base station. How to Introduce USB Dongle If the USB dongle has not been plugged in during Wizard, it cannot be used as an alternative for the base station because the Team2 doesn't recognize the USB dongle. Before the USB dongle can be used for transferring data from the transmitters' memory to the PC, it has to be introduced to the system. It can be done according to the following steps: 28 Hardware 1. Open the Team2 PC software. 2. Plug in the USB dongle into the free USB port. 3. Open the base station / USB dongle settings tab in software preferences (Tools > Preferences > Base station/USB dongle tab). 4. Click the Add button below USB Dongles list. A new USB dongle appears in the USB Dongles list. 29 Team2 SW Help 5. To rename the dongle, select the dongle from the list and type in a new name into the Name field on the right. 6. Connect the main base station to the PC with the network cable. 7. Insert all transmitters into the charger and plug in the power cable. NOTE: Do not install the USB dongle drivers from the included CD! The USB dongle works with the Team2 only if the drivers are not installed. If you have installed the drivers, follow the instructions in the troubleshooting chapter. Turn discovery on In order the USB dongle to work properly, the discovery feature must be turned on in the Windows settings. When discovery is turned on, other bluetooth devices (such as Team2 transmitters) can find and connect to your PC. 1. Make sure you have plugged in the USB dongle. 30 Hardware 2. Select Start (> Settings) > Control Panel. 3. Double-click the Bluetooth Devices icon to open the device settings. 4. Open the Options tab. 5. Check the Turn discovery on check-box. 6. Save changes and close the window by selecting OK. NOTE: When you are not using the USB dongle, you can turn discovery off by un-checking the box in the settings. How to replace main base station You may need to replace the current main base station, for example if the current main base station is broken. You may replace the current main base station with a secondary or a new base station. Follow the steps below to replace the current main base stations with another base station. Remove the current main base station from the system: 1. Open software preferences (Tools > Preferences) and select the Base station/USB dongle tab. 2. Select the main base station from the base station list. 3. Click Remove below the base station list. The whole base station list is cleared. Reset the base stations: 1. Switch on the first base station, do not connect it with the PC. Make sure the other base stations are switched off. 2. Wait until light (1) is lit on the base station. 3. Push the reset button on the base station front panel with a pen or pencil. The reset button can be found under the plug. 4. Switch off the reset base station and switch on the second one. Repeat steps 1-3 until all the base stations are reset. Introduce the new base station: 1. Turn on your PC and open Team2 software. 31 Team2 SW Help 2. Plug the power cable into the new main base station (reset secondary base station or brand new). NOTE that using power cable is only allowed indoors. During outdoor use, use the battery as power source. 3. Connect the new main base station to the PC with the network cable. 4. Switch on the main base station. Wait until (1) and (2) are lit (approx. 1. min). 5. Make sure the main base station is introduced to the system: go to software preferences (Tools > Preferences > Base station/USB dongle tab). The main base station should be on the base station list. If you want to change base station settings (name or wireless network key), do it before introducing the secondary base stations. 6. Introduce the possible secondary base stations according to the instructions (How to introduce additional base stations). 7. After you have introduced base station(s) to the system, you will have to synchronize the transmitters with the new base station combination. See instructions in How to synchronize transmitters with new base stations. How to reset base station If the base station has been previously introduced to any Team2 or Cardio GX system (as a main or secondary base station), it must be reset before it can be introduced to the system (as a main or secondary base station) again. 1. Switch on the base station, do not connect it with the PC. Make sure the other base stations are switched off. 2. Wait until light (1) is lit on the base station. 3. Push the reset button on the base station front panel with a pen or pencil. The reset button can be found under the plug. 4. Repeat for all base stations. 5. Introduce the base station to the system as a main base station (information in How to connect base station to PC) or as a secondary base station (How to introduce additional base stations). How to Setup Wireless Connection 32 Hardware The main base station can be connected to the PC with either wired (Ethernet) or wireless (Wi-Fi) connection. Instructions for creating a wired connection between the base station and PC can be found here. Wired connection is necessary when Team2 is used for the first time or when the base station settings are changed. If you are using more than one base station in the Team2 system, only the main base station is connected to the PC (either wireless or wired connection). The secondary base stations (one or two, previously introduced to the system) are connected to the main base station wirelessly and automatically after switching on. Light (4) lights up on main base station when at least one secondary base station is connected to the main base station. Wireless connection requires that there is a Wi-Fi adapter installed into the computer. Network key Establishing wireless connection Network key Wireless connection requires a wireless network key so that it's possible to establish secured wireless connection. Secured connection prevents an outsider from connecting to the base station's wireless network. Wireless network key is selected in wizard during the first run of Team2 software. Wireless network key can be changed in preferences. Changing the wireless network key requires that base station is connected to PC (either with a Ethernet cable or wireless connection). Wired (Ethernet cable) connection is recommended while changing the base station settings. Note that the network key is set only for the main (or only) base station. The network key must be changed before the secondary base stations are introduced to the system. Changing the network key: 1. Connect the main base station to PC either with a Ethernet cable or wireless connection. Wired (Ethernet cable) connection is recommended. 2. Run the Team2 software. 3. Select Tools > Preferences from the main menu. 4. Select the Base station/USB Dongle tab. 5. Select the main base station from the base station list. Note that if a secondary base station is introduced to the system, the base station settings cannot be changed. 6. Type a new wireless network key into the Wireless Network key input box. The network key must be either 5 or 13 characters long. You can also rename the base station by typing in a base 33 Team2 SW Help station name into the Name input box. The base station name is the name of the base station's wireless network. 7. End by clicking Save. 8. Remove the current wireless network profile from the operating system's or wireless network software's settings and create the wireless connection again with the new network key. NOTE: If you have forgotten your wireless network key, connect the base station to the PC with the Ethernet cable and go through the Changing the network key steps 2 to 7. Establishing wireless connection Your computer should remember the wireless connection settings. Therefore, the wireless connection has to be set only once. Note that if you change the wireless network key, you have to remove the current wireless network profile from the operating system's or wireless network software's settings and create the connection again with the new network key. Windows XP: 1. Switch on the main base station. Wait until the light 1 on the base station is lit. 2. If there's a separate on/off switch for the Wi-Fi adapter (of your PC), make sure that the adapter is switched on. 3. Open Network Connections by selecting Start > Connect To > Show all connections on your PC. The alternative way is to open Control Panel (Start > (Setting) > Control Panel) and select Network Connections. 4. If Wi-Fi adapter is disabled, right-click Wireless Network Connection and select Enable. 5. Right-click Wireless Network Connection and select View Available Wireless Networks. 6. Wait for couple of seconds while the computer searches the networks. If the main base station's name (base station's wireless network) doesn't appear on the list, try to refresh the list by clicking Refresh network list on the left panel. 7. Select the main base station's wireless network from the networks list and click Connect. 8. You are asked to give the network key to finalize the connection. Light 2 on the base station is lit when Team2 software is running and the connection is OK. Windows Vista: 1. Switch on the main base station. Wait until the light 1 on the base station is lit. 34 Hardware 2. If there's a separate on/off switch for the Wi-Fi adapter (of your PC), make sure that the adapter is switched on. 3. Open Network and Sharing Center by selecting Start > Control Panel > Network and Sharing Center on your PC. 4. Click View status of the wireless network connection. 5. If the Media State is disabled, click the Enable button at the bottom of the window. 6. Select Start > Connect to. 7. Wait for couple of seconds while the computer searches the networks. If the main base station's name (base station's wireless network) doesn't appear on the list, try to refresh the list by clicking Refresh network list on the left panel. 8. Select the main base station's wireless network from the networks list and click Connect. 9. You are asked to give the network key to finalize the connection. Light 2 on the base station is lit when Team2 software is running and the connection is OK. NOTE: If you are using different software, provided by the PC or Wi-Fi adapter manufacturer, to manage wireless connections, these instructions do not apply. In that case, you can find more information from the connection management software's help or web site. If you have problems with connecting to the base station: Some computers block the Wi-Fi connection automatically if the Ethernet cable is plugged in even though the Wi-Fi adapter is enabled. If this is the case, remove the Ethernet cable from the PC connector if it is plugged in. Some computers block the Wi-Fi connection automatically if you are using a docking station. If this is the case, remove the laptop from the docking station if a docking station is in use. How to synchronize transmitters with new base stations After you have introduced secondary base stations (one or two) or replaced the main base station to the system, you will have to synchronize the transmitters with the new base station combination. The Team2 software will inform you with yellow triangles in the Transmitters tab (of Software Preferences) and in the upper right corner of the Team2 software, if synchronization is required. To find out the reason for the yellow triangle, take the mouse cursor on the symbol and a message is displayed. 35 Team2 SW Help If you had transmitters taught to the Team2 system before the base station combination changed, follow the steps below: 1. Connect the main base station with the PC. 2. Go to software preferences (Tools > Preferences > Transmitters tab). 3. Insert transmitters into the charger in non-secured mode. For more information, see the Nonsecured transmitter mode page. 4. Plug the power cable into the charger. 5. As soon as transmitters are synchronized with the new base station combination, the triangles disappear from the Transmitters tab. 6. Repeat steps 3 to 5 until you have synchronized all the transmitters. NOTE: Similar yellow triangles are displayed also when the transmitters are taught to the system before the teaching is finalized. To find out the reason for the yellow triangle, take the mouse cursor on the symbol and a tooltip message is displayed. If you teach the connectors to the system after you have introduced all the base stations, synchronization is not required. How to Use Transmitters In order the transmitters to work properly (record and transmit heart rate data), these instructions must be followed. 1. Wet the electrode areas of the strap well under running water. 2. Attach the connector to the strap. Adjust the strap length to fit tightly but comfortably. 3. Tie the strap around your chest, just below the chest muscles, and attach the hook to the other end of the strap. 4. Check that the wet electrode areas are firmly against your skin and that the Polar logo of the connector is in a central and upright position. 5. After training, detach the transmitter from the strap. 6. Follow the care and maintenance instructions. 36 Hardware 37 SOFTWARE Introduction to Software Team2 software is exclusively developed for Polar Team2. The software enables you to utilize all the features of Polar Team2. With Team2 software you can: Plan your team's seasons. Plan your team's training, session by session and phase by phase. Monitor players' heart rates online during training. Collect and record heart rate data during online and after off-season training. Analyze the heart rate data. Produce training data reports. Manage tests. Shortcuts Function Shortcut Key Main menu - File Alt + F Main menu - Edit Alt + E Main menu - Options Alt + O Main menu - Tools Alt + T Main menu - Help Alt + H 39 Team2 SW Help Some functions can be found in context menus that appear by right-clicking the item. Main menu Main Menu The main menu of Polar Team2 software consists of five menus: File, Edit, Options, Tools and Help. The main menu is located at the top of the software window. File Edit Options Tools Help The contents of the main menu vary in different situations. Some features are disabled during certain functions. All the features are introduced in this section. File Send E-mail Send training information by E-mail either as a picture or as a data file. The function opens default E-mail software after selection. Import Training Data Import training data, which has been produced in Team2 or Polar ProTrainer software, to the system. For more information, see How to import training data. Data must be in Polar training files format. Training files that are imported from Polar ProTrainer can be either in zip package or in *.hrm file format. Print 40 Print the training data. In Training Calendar tab software asks which data is to be printed (player list or training plan selected by date range). Software In the Training Reports tab the current view is printed. Backup and Restore Make backup files from the data or restore data from backup files. Last used teams (up to 5) Quick select another team. The 5 last used teams are listed. Exit Close the software. Edit Copy to Clipboard Copy selected item(s) to the clipboard. The software asks which data is to be copied. In the Training Calendar tab the options are player list or training plan (selected by date range). In the Training Reports tab the options are values and graph. Add Training Session Manually In the training calendar, select a calendar item for a player, select Add Training Session Manually and add a training session to a player with a training load value and sport zone durations. For more information, see How to add training session manually. Delete Delete selected item(s). The following items can be deleted: a player from the list in Training Calendar, a calendar item and training period from Training Calendar and a selected player's training in Training Session Log. Merge Training Sessions Merge two or more training sessions into one in the Training Session Log tab. First select the training sessions which have to be for the same player, and select Merge Training Sessions. The software asks you to confirm the merge before continuing. Add Marker 41 Team2 SW Help Add marker during online training or in Training Session Log tab. Selection Details View the details of a chosen selection in Training Session Log tab. Requires that only one graph is displayed. Selection Details opens a window which contain physiological information on the selected part of the curve. Options Plan Season Plan team's seasons in Training Seasons window. The same window opens by clicking Plan season button (smaller + button) in the Training Calendar tab. Training Sessions Plan training sessions in the Training Sessions window. The same window opens by clicking Training sessions button (larger + button) in the Training Calendar tab. How to plan a training session? Edit Teams Create, delete, edit and import teams or change a currently-used team in Teams window. All created teams are listed. The current team is selected by checking the box. Team Properties Change the properties of currently used team in the Team Properties window. See also more detailed information. Tools Transfer Training Sessions Transfer training session data from the transmitters to the system. Transmitters must be inserted into charger. Data can be transferred from either one or selected transmitters. See also How to transfer data from transmitters' memory. Add New Transmitter 42 Software Add a new transmitter to the system. Insert only new transmitters into charger before performing this function. See also more detailed information. Synchronize PDA Synchronize data from the system to a PDA device. In addition to the currently active team, all the teams that are not protected with a password are synchronized with the PDA. See also more detailed information. Change Transmitter's User Change transmitter's user with this feature during online training. Opens the Change Transmitter's User window. Test Results Opens the team's test results sheet during online training if a test is selected as a training session. The same window opens by clicking test results symbol in the online training tab. Preferences View and change Team2 preferences. For example the base station, USB dongle and transmitter preferences can be changed. The language of the software can be changed. See also more detailed information. Help Polar Team2 Help Find information and help on Team2 software and hardware. Product Support Get product support via the Polar web site. NOTE: The PC has to be connected to the Internet. Polar Web Site Visit the Polar web site. NOTE: The PC has to be connected to the Internet. Tutorial 43 Team2 SW Help Watch Team2 tutorial. Check for Updates Check if Polar has released updates for the software. Updates are installed automatically. About Get information about the Team2 software. Toolbar Toolbar is located below the main menu. Toolbar offers information about connected transmitters and the USB dongle. There are also few icons for common features. The number of connected transmitters are shown in the upper right corner of the software window. Next to it, you can see if the USB dongle is connected. Icons for the most common features are located in the left end of the toolbar. Icons 44 Print Send by E-mail Add Training Session Add Marker Software Team Properties Transfer Training Files Synchronize PDA Software Preferences Polar Team2 Preferences can be found from main menu: Tools > Preferences. Preferences can be changed without selecting a team. There are 3 tabs in Polar Team2 Preferences. Take the settings into use by clicking Save. Close the window by selecting Close. If the changes are not saved when Close is selected, the software asks whether the changes are saved or not. General Language and training session transfer settings can be found from the General tab. To change software's language select correct language from the drop-down list. There are 7 options: English, German, French, Dutch, Spanish, Italian and Portuguese. To take automatic error correction into use check the box in front of Heart rate curve's automatic error correction. This feature corrects the heart rate data during it's being transferred from the transmitter's memory or from a wrist unit's memory. To take automatic merging of training sessions into use check the box in front of Merge training sessions if time between training sessions is less than... Select also the time limit (in seconds) for merging. To get automatic backups when the software is opened, check the box in front of Automatic backup. Transmitters Transmitter settings can be modified in the Transmitters tab. Transmitter settings can be modified either one by one or as a group. Before modifying transmitter settings, transmitters must be inserted into the charger and connected to the system. Connected and not connected transmitters are listed separately on the transmitter list. To change transmitter settings, open the Transmitters tab, select a transmitter from the list, select the correct radio button (Online or Off-season) and click the Transfer button. 45 Team2 SW Help Selected transmitter settings can be transferred to all connected transmitters at once by clicking the Transfer to all button. Off-season mode has two additional settings. These settings are enabled when Off-season is selected. Recording rate setting has two options, Every beat and Every 5 seconds. This setting affects memory capacity. When Every beat is selected, the transmitter can record data up to 48 hours. When Every 5 seconds is selected, the transmitter can record data up to 360 hours. Second settings enables you to select which data is overwritten when the memory is full. The options are Oldest files and Only files transferred to the PC. When Oldest files is selected, memory cannot ever become full, but at the same time, data may be lost if it is not transferred to the PC. When Only files transferred to the PC is selected, memory can become full, but no data is lost because only transferred data is overwritten. See also more information on Online and off-season modes. After you have introduced secondary base stations (one or two) to the system, you will have to synchronize the transmitters with the new base station combination. See instructions in How to synchronize transmitters with new base stations. There are yellow triangles in the Transmitters tab if synchronization is required. To find out the reason for the yellow triangle, take the mouse cursor on the symbol and a tooltip message is displayed. Base Station / USB Dongle Before base station or USB dongle settings can be changed, the device must be connected to the computer. The base station is connected to the system when lights 1 and 2 are lit and Team2 PC software is running. Only main base station settings can be changed and it must be done before the secondary base stations are introduced to the system. When the main base station is connected to the PC either with a Ethernet cable or wireless connection, the wireless network key can be changed. Follow the instructions in the How to setup wireless connection topic. Wired Ethernet connection is recommended when changing the base station settings. The base stations that are introduced to the Team2 system are listed in the Base Station / USB Dongle tab. The type (main / secondary) is also displayed. If there are secondary base stations in the system, the main base station settings (name and wireless network key) are disabled and cannot be changed. The Remove button below the base station list clears the whole base station list! The Add button below the base station list is used when secondary base stations are introduced to the system. 46 Software USB dongle has to be introduced to the system during Wizard, or otherwise it will not work properly. If you have not introduced the USB dongle during Wizard, see the instructions in the hardware chapter. USB dongles that are in the system are listed in the USB Dongles list along with status information. The status is either connected or disconnected. To change name of the USB dongle select the USB dongle from the list and type the new name into the Name input field. To remove a USB dongle from the system select the USB dongle from the list and click the Remove button. Team Properties To change Team Properties, a team must be selected. Team properties can be found from main menu: Options > Team Properties. There are 5 tabs in Team Properties, Team, Sport Zones, Training Activities, Tests and Players. Team Sport Zones Training Activities Tests Players Take the settings into use by clicking Save. Close the window by selecting Close. If the changes are not saved when Close is selected, the software asks whether the changes are saved or not. Team The first tab is for Team details. The team's name, logo, detailed information and password can be changed. Team's name and details are typed into the text fields. To add a logo, click the logo box (Click here to add a logo) and browse the team's logo from computer directories. The logo must be in *.jpg format. To remove the logo, click the Remove button. To enable Password protection, check the Enabled box and type in the password. NOTE: Password is not the same as the wireless network key. Sport Zones 47 Team2 SW Help The second tab is for Sport Zones. Calculation method, which the sport zones are based on, can be changed by clicking the selected radio button. The options are Player's maximum heart rate, Player's heart rate reserve and Player's threshold values. Sport zone details (name, values) can be also change after the selection of calculation method. To add sport zone click Add sport zone button and type in the name and select values. NOTE that when player's threshold values is selected, you cannot add more sport zones. Player's maximum heart rate (% of HRmax) When the player's maximum heart rate is selected as the sport zone calculation method, sport zones which the user can determine are specified as a percentage of a player's maximum heart rate. As the zones are based on percentages of a player's own maximum heart rate, they are individual for each player. The same percentages are, however, used for the whole team. Player's heart rate reserve (% of HRR) When a player's heart rate reserve is selected as the sport zone calculation method, the sport zones, which can be determined by the user, are specified as a percentage of a player's heart rate reserve. The heart rate reserve is the difference between a player's resting and maximum heart rate. When the player's heart rate is his/her resting heart rate, the heart rate reserve is 0 %, because the player is not "using" his/her heart rate reserve. Player's threshold values When the player's threshold values are selected as the sport zone calculation method, the sport zones are based on the players' threshold values which are determined in the player settings. Each player has an upper threshold (anaerobic) and a lower threshold (aerobic) value. The coach/trainer can determine how many heart beats the upper threshold zone and the lower threshold zone differ from the players' upper and lower threshold values. The variances are the same for the whole team. The threshold values enable the most individual training analysis. Training Activities The third tab is for Training Activities. Training activities are usually set beforehand during Wizard, but more training activities can be added at any time. The number of training activities is not limited per team. For example, training activities can be Running, Football and Gym. Each training activity has a type (either continuous, intermittent or strength). The type indicates how exhausting the training activity is. The type of training activity affects the training load and recovery time calculations. Training activity examples: Continuous 48 Intermittent Strength Software Swimming Walking Skiing Roller-skating Running Football Ice hockey Up/Downhill running Rugby Alpine skiing Gym BodyPump Each training activity can have an individual color. If each training activity or test has its own individual color, it is easier for you to visualize your team's training calendar. Activities are shown in the calendar as color boxes. Training activities have sub-activities, sessions. For example, a gym could have 60 min workout and 45 min workout sessions. Sessions are managed in Session management. Training activities and phases can be removed, added and modified. To modify training activity, select the activity from the list on the left and change its name, color or type. To add new training activity, click Add button (below the list on left), type in the name for the training activity, select the type from drop-down list and select a color by clicking the color box next to name input field. To remove training activity, select the activity from the list on the left and click the Delete button. Activity is removed without confirmation! To add a phase for a training activity, select the training activity from the list on the left and click the Add button below the Training activity phases list. Type in the name for the phase. See also more information on phases. To change the name for a phase, select the phase from the phase list and change the name in an input field on the right. To remove a phase, select the phase from the list on the right and click the Delete button. Phase is removed without confirmation! To change the color for a training activity, select the activity from the list on the left. Click on the color box on the right, next to training activity input field. Select a color. Colors help the trainer to visualize a training calendar if each training activity or test has its own individual color. To select a type for a training activity, select the activity from the list on the left. Select a type from drop-down list on the right, below training activity input field. Tests 49 Team2 SW Help The fourth tab is for Tests. Tests are like training activities. Tests are used the same way as training activities. The difference is that if a test is selected as a training session subject, the Test Results window can be opened from the main menu during online training. Tests can be added, removed and modified. To add new test click Add button, type in name for the test and select a color. To remove test select the test from the list and click Delete button. Test is removed without confirmation! To modify a test select the test from the list and change the name or the color. Players The fifth tab is for Players. All the team's players are listed in this tab. Player tab has 5 sub-tabs, General, Values, Transmitter, Polar Training Computer and Notes. Use the horizontal arrows to scroll the tabs. When information in any tab is to be changed, the player must be selected from the list. NOTE: Changes affect only the selected player. General tab is for general player information, such as name, picture (in *.jpg format), player number, date of birth and E-mail address. Values tab is for heart rate values. Transmitter tab is for changing the player's transmitter mode from Online to Off-season and back. To change transmitter settings, the player has to have a transmitter assigned. See more information here. Polar Training Computer tab is for transferring data from another Polar product, for example, a training computer or cycling computer. You can also transfer information from the PC to the Polar training computer. For example, the following Polar training computers are compatible: CS400, RS400, AXN500, AXN700, S810i, S725X / S625X, S725, S720i / S710i and S610i. See more information here. Note tab is for notes and comments. NOTE: Notes cannot be removed. Players can be added and removed and player information can be modified. To add new player, click the Add button and fill in player information in the General and Values tabs. Assign a free transmitter for the player in the General tab. To group players by player position, select a player, and select a player position for the player from the drop-down list next to the Player Position symbol information, see How to group players. 50 in the General tab. For more Software To remove player, select the player from the list and click the Remove button. Removed players can be retrieved by using the import player data function. For more information, see How to import player data. To import player information, click the Import button. Import/Move players window appears. For more information, see How to import player data. To change player information, select the player from the list and make the necessary changes. To add player's picture, select the player from the list, open the General tab, click picture box (Click here to add a picture) and browse a picture from the computer directories. To remove player's picture, select the player from the list, open the General tab and click the Remove picture button. The picture is removed without confirmation! To add note, select the player from the list, open the Notes tab, type in the note and, optionally, the author and then click the Add button. The note appears on the top of note list. NOTE: Notes cannot be removed. Transmitter The Transmitter tab is for changing the transmitter mode from Online to Off-season and back. Transmitter settings can also be modified in software preferences: Tools > Preferences > Transmitters tab. Before modifying transmitter settings, transmitters must be inserted into the charger and connected to the system. To change transmitter's mode select the player from the list, open Transmitter tab, select correct radio button (Online or Off-season) and click the Transfer button. Selected transmitter settings can be transferred to all transmitters at once by clicking the Transfer to all button. Off-season mode has two additional settings. These settings are enabled when Off-season is selected. The Recording rate setting has two options, Every beat and Every 5 seconds. This setting affects memory capacity. When Every beat is selected, the transmitter can record data up to 48 hours. When Every 5 seconds is selected, the transmitter can record data up to 360 hours. Second setting enables you to select which data is overwritten when the memory is full. The options are Oldest files and Only files transferred to the PC. When Oldest files is selected, the memory cannot ever become full, but at the same time data may be lost if it's not transferred to PC. 51 Team2 SW Help When Only files transferred to the PC is selected, the memory can become full, but no data is lost because only transferred data is overwritten. NOTE: In order to change transmitter settings, transmitters must be inserted into the charger and connected to the system. When player is selected from the list, the software indicates in the Transmitter tab whether or not the transmitter is connected to the system. See also more information on Online and off-season modes. NOTE: After you have introduced secondary base stations (one or two) to the system, you will have to synchronize the transmitters with the new base station combination. See instructions in How to synchronize transmitters with new base stations. There are yellow triangles in the Transmitters tab if synchronization is required. To find out the reason for the yellow triangle, take the mouse cursor on the symbol and a tooltip message is displayed. Polar Training Computer In the Polar Training Computer tab you can transfer data from the Polar training computer to the PC and vice versa. The data transfer between the PC and the Polar training computer is done by using infrared connection. You need either a built-in infrared port or Polar IrDA USB adapter on your PC to transfer data. For example, the following Polar training computers are compatible with infrared communication and Team2 transmitters: CS400, RS400, AXN500, AXN700, S810i, S725X / S625X, S725, S720i / S710i and S610i. When transferring data between the PC and the Polar training computer, set your Polar training computer into connect mode, place it in front of the infrared port and select Transfer button from the Team2 software. See the user manual of your Polar product to get support in setting the training computer into transfer mode. There are two sections in the tab: Transfer to the PC and Transfer to the Polar Training Computer. NOTE: Data cannot be transferred if there are unsaved changes in Team Properties. Click Save before transferring data between the PC and the training computer. When transferring data to the PC, set your Polar training computer into connect mode, place it in front of the infrared port and select Transfer button from the Team2 software. If you were transferring training files, the software displays a window where you can select which training sessions you want to save to the system, to which player the training sessions are set and which are the training activities after the transfer is done. Transfer to the PC Transfer to the PC has two settings that can be set on or off before transferring data. 52 When Training sessions (Files) is checked, training files are transferred from the training computer to the PC. Software When Person information (User settings) is checked, user information is transferred from the training computer to the PC. Transfer to the Polar Training Computer Transfer to the training computer has five settings that can be set on or off before transferring data. When Date and time is checked, the date and time is transferred to the training computer. When Person information is checked, the selected player's information is transferred to the training computer. When Personal values is checked, the selected player's heart rate (and other) values are transferred to the training computer. When Sport zones is checked, the sport zone settings are transferred to the training computer. When Polar Team2 transmitter number (Time view) is checked, the selected player's transmitter number is transferred to the training computer. The transmitter number can be set to be displayed on the screen of the training computer in Time view by long-pressing the upper right button. Training calendar Training Calendar Training calendar is the first page that is displayed after opening Team2 software and completing Wizard. Training calendar is a planning and follow-up tool for a trainer. Team's players, past and future training sessions and training periods are shown on the same page. All these can also be modified easily. All the planning (seasons, training periods and training sessions) is done on the Training Calendar page. Season consists of training periods, training periods consists of training sessions, training sessions consists of phases. Elements The team's name and team's logo are displayed in the upper left corner of the page. Next to the logo, there are buttons for season planning and training session planning. The calendar in the upper part of the page is for planning seasons, training periods and training sessions. The calendar has four sections: 53 Team2 SW Help Date navigator enables you to browse the calendar back and forth. calendar day by day. with black borders. and and shift the shift the calendar by 4 weeks. The current date is marked Date row displays dates of minimum of 4 full weeks. Training period row displays periods that have been set. If no periods have been set, there is a text Double-click to add training period. The training sessions area displays training sessions and tests that have been planned and set. Training sessions and tests are marked with color boxes according to the training activity colors. Colors help the trainer to visualize a training calendar if each training activity or test has its own individual color. Image: (1) Training periods and (2) training sessions. The current date is marked with black borders (3). Player list and player training grid are in the lower part of the page. Player list displays all the team's players that are in the system. The list has following features: Players are listed by player groups or, if there are no groups, by player number. In addition to players' names, player numbers and transmitter numbers are also displayed. By double-clicking player's name, player information can be modified in the Team Properties window. Player training grid contains training information and it has following features: 54 Each player has a row that displays player's training information. Columns of the grid are days as in the upper calendar. A heart symbol day. By moving the mouse cursor over the heart symbol, the training duration and training session are shown. in the grid indicates that there is training data for the player on that certain Software When a calendar item is selected by clicking from the player training grid, the selected item is marked with thin black border to indicate the selection. Vertical lines between cells indicate a player's cumulative training load. The training load is shown only until the current day. The options are green, yellow and red. A green line indicates that player can train and is recovered from the previous training sessions. A red line indicates that training is not recommended. A yellow line is in the between of the green and the red; the player is not totally recovered from the previous training sessions but the training is not forbidden either. Settings Polar Team2 software's main settings can be found from the main menu. Most of the settings should be adjusted into place before beginning to work with the software. See also Team properties and Software preferences. Right-Click Menus Many features and functions can be accessed quickly by right-clicking an element or an item. Below are the contents of right-click menus on the Training Calendar page. Training Session Calendar Right-clicking the upper calendar opens a menu. The menu, when right-clicked on an empty cell, consists of the following: Add Training Session which opens Training Sessions window. This is the same function as clicking the Training Sessions button, double-clicking a cell and Options > Training Sessions. When right-clicked a cell in the upper calendar and the cell has a training session, the menu consists of the following enabled features: Add Training Session which opens the Training Sessions window. This is the same function as clicking the Training Sessions button, double-clicking a cell and Options > Training Sessions. Send Files by E-mail which opens your default E-mail software. The Polar Training File (*.ptf) is an attachment. Delete Training Session, which removes the training session. When right-clicking a cell in upper calendar and the cell has a training session which has training data, the following features are also enabled: Copy Files to Clipboard, which copies selected training sessions training files to clipboard. 55 Team2 SW Help Delete Training Files, which deletes training files without confirmation. Player List Right-clicking the player list opens a menu. The menu consists of the following features: Add Player which opens Team Properties window. This is the same function as Options > Team Properties > the Players tab. Copy Player List to Clipboard, which copies the player list, team's name, player number, transmitter number and player groups to the clipboard. This is the same function as Edit > Copy to Clipboard > Player list. Copy Player Details to Clipboard, which copies the selected player's details to the clipboard. Team Properties, which opens Team Properties window. This is the same function as Options > Team Properties. Player Training Grid Right-clicking the player training grid opens a menu. The menus has two possible contents. The menu, when right-clicked on an empty cell, consists of the following: Add Training Session Manually, which opens the Add Training Session window where it is possible to add manually a training session for selected player. When right-clicking a cell in player training grid and the cell has heart symbol, the menu consists of the following enabled features: Add Training Session Manually, which opens the Add Training Session window where it is possible to add manually a training session for selected player. Copy to Clipboard, which copies the training file to the clipboard. Send Files by E-mail, which opens your default E-mail software. The Polar Training File (*.ptf) is an attachment. Training Session Log, which opens the Training Session Log page and selected training data is shown. This is the same function as double-clicking the heart symbol. Delete, which removes the training data. Season Planning Planning 56 Software Team2 offers you, as a trainer, the tools and possibility to plan your team's training. Although Team2 can be used without using the planning tools, the planning enables you to follow-up and report more efficiently training activity by training activity and even phase by phase! All the planning (seasons, training periods and training sessions) is done on the Training Calendar page. Below you can see a chart of how seasons are formed in Team2. Season consists of training periods, training periods consists of training sessions and training sessions consists of phases. First Steps 1. The first thing you have to do is to add all the team's training activities into the system. Usually this is done during Wizard, but in case you have to add, modify or delete training activities, open Team Properties from the main menu. More help can be found in How to add training activities. 2. If you want to get most of Team2, add phases to the training activities. More help can be found in How to add phases. 3. Open Session Management and create prepared training sessions so that the actual planning process eases and speeds up. Prepared training sessions are "blocks", which can be used to fill your training calendar. See detailed instructions in How to create training session. 4. Start planning your first season. Seasons Characteristics of Season A season is a frame for training periods. The season itself does not have many settings, only the name can be changed. All the other changes (duration, starting and ending dates) are made by creating and modifying training periods. 57 Team2 SW Help The length of a season is not limited. Seasons are planned to a specific team. The number of seasons is not limited per team. Planning Seasons are planned with the Training seasons feature. To open Training seasons window, click the Plan season button on the Training Calendar page or select Options > Plan season. To start planning of new season, click the New button. The default name of the first season is Season1. By clicking the name of the season, Season name text field below Seasons list is enabled. There are shown the following information in the Seasons list: Season (name) Start (start date) Duration (duration of season is calculated automatically and is determined by the training periods) End (end date) Number of periods (number of planned training periods) By default duration of a season is 1 day and the start date is the creation day (today). The end date is set automatically according to the duration of the season. Start and end dates and the duration of season are changed by planning and modifying training periods. The second season is created again by clicking the New button. By default the next season begins on the very next day the previous season has ended. This can be changed. Season can be deleted by clicking the name of the season and clicking the Delete button. NOTE: A season is deleted without confirmation! Training seasons changes are taken into use by clicking OK and declined by clicking Cancel. More information can be found on the Training periods page. Training Periods 58 Software Image: Season consists of training periods (1), training periods consists of training sessions (2), training sessions consists of phases. Characteristics of Training Period Before training periods can be added, a season must be created. The number of training periods is not limited per season. Periods determine the duration and schedule of the season. By changing the durations, dates and number of training periods, season's details change. There cannot be empty slot between two training periods within one season. Therefore the next training period begins automatically on the day after the previous one has ended. Training periods cannot overlap. Planning Training periods are added, deleted and modified in the Training seasons window, which opens by clicking the Plan season button on the Training calendar page. By clicking name of a season, the Training periods list is enabled. By default there is one training period that is named Period1. Settings of training period can be changed by clicking the name of the period. The period name text field, the Description text area and the Start date and End date menus are enabled. If one training period is not enough, more can be added by clicking the Add button. Training periods can be deleted by selecting the period from the list and clicking the Delete button. The order of the training periods can be changed by selecting a training period from the list and moving it up or down with arrow buttons By default the duration of training period is 1 day which is the minimum duration. The duration of period is shown below the Start date and End date menus and in the Training periods list. Training seasons changes are taken into use by clicking OK and declined by clicking Cancel. Start and End Date Logic 59 Team2 SW Help Only the start date of the first period can be changed. Start dates of other training periods are determined by the end date of previous period. The end date of each training period can be changed. When end date of a period is changed, the start and end dates of latter periods are changed automatically. When the end date of period is changed, only the duration of that specific training period is changed (made longer or shorter). Durations of other (latter) training periods are kept the same as before, but only the start and end dates are changed. When the order of training periods is changed, the durations of training periods are kept as before, but the start and end dates are adjusted. When a period is deleted, the start and end dates of other periods are changed but the durations are kept as before. When the last training period is deleted, it has no effect on other periods. Continue to Training sessions. Training Sessions Training session can be understood in two ways. A training session can be: the actual set training session that is planned and carried out and is shown in the training calendar, or prepared exercise "block" that has a training activity and a name and can consist of phases In fact, the latter ones are set to be the contents of the former ones. Image: Season consists of training periods (1), training periods consists of training sessions (3), training sessions consists of phases. Note: The season and training session tools that Team2 software offers are for easing the season and training planning. It is up to you as a trainer whether or not you follow your plans. Characteristics of Sessions 60 Software Training sessions also can be added to a training calendar if there is no season or training period(s). Training sessions can overlap. Sessions are fixed (specified by user) "blocks" that can be used unlimitedly. Sessions are determined in Session Management window that can be accessed from Training Sessions window. Session can consist of phases, which is an optional feature. Each team has its own sessions. Sessions are shown in the calendar as color boxes. Color of the box indicates the training activity in question. Planning Training sessions can be added to a calendar by clicking the Training sessions button on the Training Calendar page. By default, a training session is created for the creation day (current day). The date can be changed but it has to be done before adding the training session. The date can be selected from Training session for drop-down menu. After the date is selected, training session can be added by clicking Add button. This is not enough but you have to set Session properties below the Training session list. A training session can be removed by selecting a session from the list and clicking the Remove button. The training session is removed without confirmation! There are shown the following information in the Training session list: Session (name of session) Activity (name of training activity) Start (starting time) End (ending time, which is calculated automatically according to the starting time and duration) Duration (duration of training session) NOTE: Training session is not saved to the system until the following properties are set! Session Properties 61 Team2 SW Help By default the session name is New training session. To enable the Start time and Duration settings, session has to be selected. If Start time and Duration are not set, the training session is not complete and is not saved into the system. All created training sessions are stored in the system and can be used again later. Created training sessions are listed as a drop-down list in Session properties. More sessions can be created at any time. After you have created your main training sessions, the planning process eases and speeds up because there are prepared "blocks" that can be used to fill the training calendar. When you have created at least one training session, you can select it from the drop-down list next to the new session icon After the session is selected the Start time and Duration settings are enabled. Set the starting time and duration. By default the Start time is the creation time. Start time can be changed. By default the duration of the session is 30 minutes. Duration can be adjusted by clicking the up and down arrows. End time is calculated automatically according to the duration and start time of the training session. If the training session you are planning is atypical or new to the players, you can check the Atypical/new training session. The checked box has an effect on the training load and recovery calculations. Training Sessions changes are taken into use by clicking OK and declined by clicking Cancel. Created training sessions appear in the calendar. The color of the box indicates which training activity is in question. To create a session in Session Management: 1. Click on the new session icon or select New from the drop-down menu next to the icon. Session Management window opens. Created sessions are sorted by the training activity on the left. NOTE: Session can be modified by clicking the name and making the changes. Session can be removed by clicking the name and clicking the Remove button. 2. Click the Add button below the session list. 3. Type a name for the session into the Name input field on the right. 4. Select a training activity for the session from the Training activity drop-down list below the Name input field. 62 Software 5. Repeat steps 2 to 4 if necessary. 6. Close Session Management by clicking OK. To make more specific plans, continue to the phases. Phases Season consists of training periods, training periods consists of training sessions, training sessions consists of phases. Characteristics of Phases Phases cannot be added if there is no training session. Phases is an optional feature but allows several extra features, for example: Allows you to create training reports based on phases. Allows you to search and compare phases in the training session log. Allows you to set the pace for training session. A phase is an individual section of training session, for example, certain exercise that repeats in the team's training. Phases can be used only with the training activity for which they are specified. For example, football can have 3 vs. 3 and warm up phases. The number of phases is not limited per training activity. Phases must be created beforehand in Team Properties (Options > Team Properties). Session and phases form a fixed "block" which has to be used as it is. When a session that has phases is selected, phases must be used. In that case the duration of phases determine the duration of that specific session. Although session with phases is fixed, the duration of phases can be changed training session by training session. The same phase can be part of several sessions. For example, 3 vs. 3 can be a part of 60 min Football session and 45 min Football session. Sessions are fixed to specified sessions in Session Management. Creating a Phase 63 Team2 SW Help 1. Open Team Properties (Options > Team Properties). 2. Open the Training Activities tab. 3. Select a training activity from the list on the left. 4. Click the Add button below the Training activity phases list. 5. Type in name for the phase. 6. Repeat steps 3 to 5 if necessary. 7. Click Save to save the changes. Close the window by selecting Close. Using of Phases Before phases can be taken into use, training session must be created by clicking Add in the Training Sessions window. Phases are taken into use in Session Management, which can be accessed by clicking the icon in the Training Sessions window. The training session from the Training sessions list must be selected by clicking it before the icon is enabled. After the session with phases is created (in the following two ways), the session is selected normally from the drop-down list next to the new session icon in Training Sessions window. Phases to previously created session: 1. Open Session Management. 2. Select the session from the list on the left by clicking on it. 3. Check the Training with phases box. 4. Click the Add button in the Phases section. 5. Select a phase from the drop-down list. NOTE: Phases are created beforehand in Team Properties. 6. Repeat steps 4 and 5 to add more phases to the session. 7. Close the window by clicking OK. Cancel by clicking Cancel. Phases to new session: 64 Software 1. Open Session Management. 2. Click the Add button below the session list. 3. Type in the session name and select a training activity from the Training activity drop-down list. 4. Check the Training with phases box. 5. Click the Add button in the Phases section. 6. Select a phase from the drop-down list. NOTE: Phases are created beforehand in Team Properties. 7. Repeat steps 5 and 6 to add more phases to the session. 8. Repeat steps 2 to 7 to add more session with phases. 9. Close the window by clicking OK. Cancel by clicking Cancel. Session With Phases Compared to Session Without Phases: Start time is adjusted in the same way in both cases. In case of session with phases, the Duration setting is different from the case of a session without phases. The duration of session with phases is set by changing the durations of the phases on the right. Duration is calculated automatically according to the durations of the phases. End time is calculated automatically according to the duration and start time. Online training Online Training Online Training opens by clicking the second page tab. Online training is tool for online monitoring of players' heart rates. Heart rates can be viewed in a list, in a grid or as curves. Either all or selected players' heart rates can be monitored at the same time. Heart rate, sport zone and training load can be monitored simultaneously. Elements 65 Team2 SW Help In the upper left corner it is shown if the base station is connected to the PC. Connection time is also shown. Connect/Disconnect button connects and disconnects the connection between the system and base station during online training. After clicking Connect, the heart rates of players who wear a transmitter begin to display on the screen. Clicking Disconnect ends online monitoring. During online training, Disconnect is disabled if Start has been clicked but Stop hasn't. To enable the Disconnect button, click Stop. Online info (below) displays information on the current training session. In the online info box, planned training phases, taken markers, time line, cursor and the name of current phase are shown (Now: phase). Above online info there is a session drop-down list where the current day's planned training sessions, team's training activities to be used with unplanned training sessions, and the team's tests are listed. If there are no planned training sessions for the current day, the alphabetically first team's training activity is selected as a default. Next to the session drop-down list, there is a test results symbol which opens the team's test results sheet during online training if a test is selected as a training session. Start and Stop Start button is pushed. buttons start and stop training. Cumulative Training Load is not shown until the Marker button is for taking markers during training. Marker can have notes that are typed in after clicking the Marker button. Markers can be taken to one player, selected players or all players. Into the marker files are saved the point of time when the marker was taken, the players, the notes and the heart rate at the time the marker was taken. Training duration shows the duration of current training since the moment Start was clicked. Marker time shows the duration of training since the moment when the last marker was taken. Training session progress is a list of events during current training. The first marking is Training session started and the last marking is Training session stopped. All taken markers are logged into the list with notes. 66 Software On the lower part of the screen on the left there is a player list which shows the team's players. All the players that are, or have been, connected to the system during the current online training session are displayed in black. All the players that have not been connected to the system during the current online training session are displayed in grey. The players whose heart rates you want to be displayed on the screen can be selected by checking the box. View content is the largest area on the screen. Heart rates, sport zones and training loads are displayed in the area. Training data can be viewed in three different modes. Preferred mode can be selected by clicking the tabs above the area. The options are List, Curve and Grid. Mode can be changed during online training. During the online training, Sport Zone Details window is opened by clicking a player's sport zone column in List view. The durations of each sport zone are shown during the training session. The duration of the training session, maximum heart rate and average heart rate are also shown. The Settings button opens the Online Training Settings window. Online training settings can be changed in this window. There are three tabs, one for each viewing mode (List, Curve and Grid). The settings window is closed by clicking OK or Cancel. For more information on the settings, see the Settings chapter. Settings Online training settings are accessed by clicking the Settings button on the Online Training page. In Online Training Settings window are three tabs, one for each viewing mode (List, Curve and Grid). Settings affect only the viewing mode in question. Changed settings are taken into use by clicking OK. List view settings The values that are displayed in List view can be selected in settings. Each value is a column in List view. By default Sport zone, Heart rate, Training load and Notes are selected. Other options are Training load marker, Above threshold, Recovery HR and Average HR marker. Columns are selected and deselected by checking the box. The order of values can be changed by clicking the arrow buttons and . Selected value can be moved up or down by clicking arrow buttons. Values are displayed on the Online Training page in the same order as they are displayed in settings. Curve view settings HR curve 67 Team2 SW Help First set of settings is for HR curve. HR curve can be presented as traditional One second intervals or as Beat-to-beat intervals. Software can perform Automatic error correction during online training. The feature is turned on and off by checking the box. This feature detects incorrect HR data and corrects it. When Show team's average HR online is selected, the software displays the team's average heart rate (grey graph) in the background of curve view. The average heart rate curve is calculated online during training. Time and HR axis Second set of settings is for Time and HR axis. Time axis scale defines the time axis (horizontal) scale of curve view. The shortest possible scale is 5 minutes, the longest 120 minutes. HR axis maximum defines the HR axis (vertical) scale of curve view. The lowest possible HR maximum is 160 bpm, the highest 250 bpm. There are three options how HR (axis) is presented. The options are bpm, % of HRmax and % of HRR. To show grid in the background of the curve view, Show grid must be checked. To show sport zones in the background of the curve view, Show sport zones must be checked. Sport zones is disabled if HR is presented as bpm. Comparison curve Third set of settings is for Comparison curve. A comparison curve is a curve that is drawn according to the selected previous training session. To enable the comparison curve Show comparison curve must be checked. The comparison curve can be either Team's average curve or Player's curve. After checking the box, the search selections below are enabled. To search for previous training session data, which is used as comparison curve, select Training activity and date range (Activities since) and click the Search button. Search results are listed in the Search results box on the right. Select the training session that is used as a comparison. Grid view settings The order of three values (Sport zone, Heart rate or Training load) can be selected. Highlighted information is the main information and is displayed in the center of the information box. Information on left is displayed in the lower left corner of the box. Information on right is displayed in the lower right corner of the box. When one is selected, the others change automatically. In grid view settings the Grid size can also be selected. The selected format defines how many players' values are shown at once. When Fit to screen option is selected, software automatically adjusts the grid 68 Software to fit to screen. 4x4 is selected by default, which mean that up to 16 players' values can be shown at the same time. Right-Click Menu Many features and functions can be accessed quickly by right-clicking an element or an item. Below are the contents of the right-click menu on the Online Training page. Right-clicking the view content opens a menu that is enabled only when Connect is clicked. In the Online Training page the menu consists of the following: Settings, which opens the Online Training settings window. This is the same function as clicking the Settings button. Start Online Training See How to Start Online Training. Stop Online Training See How to Stop Online Training. Training session log Training Session Log Training session log opens by clicking the third page tab. Training session log is a tool for analyzing training data. Data can be searched by team, player, training activity, date or period. In order to use Training session log, a team has to be selected. Elements Search Area The upper part of the page is search area. Training sessions can be searched by team or by player. When by player is selected, a drop-down list of players below is enabled. Search results are limited by date range. Date range is selected by choosing either Search by date, Search by period or Quick search. Each option enables an additional menu. 69 Team2 SW Help Search by date enables the Start date and End Date menus which enable to select the starting and ending dates. By default, the start date and end date are the current day's date. Search by period enables a drop-down menu that lists all the team's training periods in the system. Quick search enables a drop-down list that includes typical date ranges from Yesterday to 12 months ago. Listed in Training activity drop-down menu are team's training activities that are added in Team Properties (Options > Team Properties > Training Activities tab). Search is performed by clicking Search button. Player and Training List Search results are displayed in the player and training list on the left. The software indicates whether the search results are for a team or for a player. The software also indicates how many training sessions were found. The latest training session is displayed first. You can expand the training session by clicking the expand button . An expanded training session lists all the players that have training data for that training session. Players are sorted by player groups if there are groups. The title of the player list consists of training date and time and training activity. The delete button removes the training session data from the system after confirmation. Players can be selected and unselected by checking. Either one or several players can be selected. Checking the All players box selects all the players from selected training session. Players can also be selected by player groups. Checking a player group's box selects all the players in that group. Each selected player has a color bar that indicates player's color in the graphs. Curve Area Either individual or all players and training sessions are selected and unselected from the player lists by checking. The heart rate graphs are displayed in the curve area, which is the largest are of the Training Session Log page. Each heart rate graph is displayed in a different color. Selections in the curve area are made with a cursor. There are buttons for different action modes in the upper left corner of curve area. 70 Examine HR curve(s) mode is the default mode and enables you to view details of heart rate curve(s). Either a point of time or area can be explored. Clicking the curve in analysis mode opens the Details tab at the bottom of the screen. When one point of time is selected, Heart rate and Cursor time are shown. When area is selected, also Sport zones and Training load are shown. When area is selected, the heart rate is the average heart rate of the selected area. Software Mark phases mode enables you to add phases to training sessions. Mark phases is disabled if heart rate curves from several training sessions are displayed. The selected area is marked as a phase. The phase's name is selected from drop-down list in the summary tab. If overlapping phases are marked, the phases are merged automatically. Mark training time for session mode enables you to mark the effective training time to the graph. The start and stop markers can be moved after setting them. See How to mark training time for session for more information. Zoom in mode Zoom out mode Zoom to 1:1 button Add marker Create training session report button opens a pop-up that enables you to create either Excel of PDF report for the complete session or selected part of the training. You can easily share the training session report. The button is disabled if curves from multiple training sessions are selected. enables you to zoom curves (in). enables you to zoom curves (out). restores the curve to the original size. button adds a marker to the selected training session (curves). In addition to the heart rate curve, taken or added markers are shown with timestamps at the bottom of the curve area. When the timestamp is hovered with mouse cursor, marker details are displayed. When the training time is not marked for the session, the whole curve is thick. After the training time is marked for the session, the selected part of the curve is thick and the rest is thinner. 71 Team2 SW Help To mark the training time for a session:Curve and Result details Curve and result details are displayed below the curve area. There are three tabs which each offer different features. Complete session is the first tab. It displays session information (heart rate, sport zones, training load, Kcals and training time) individually for each player in table format. Each training session is displayed separately. Details is the second tab. It displays each player's heart rate, sport zones, training load, cursor time and notes in table format. Details are either for one point of time or a selected time range (area). Summary is the third tab. It displays phases for the selected training session. Phases are not shown if curves from several training sessions are selected. The phase's name can be selected and details of the phase are shown. Phases can be removed by clicking the delete button NOTE: Team software does not ask for confirmation! Settings window opens by clicking the Settings button. Changes can be saved by clicking the Save button. Settings Training Session Log settings are accessed by clicking the Settings button. Changed settings are taken into use by clicking OK and declined by clicking Cancel. Time and HR axes 72 Software The first set of settings is for Time and HR axis. Time axis scale defines the time axis (horizontal) scale of the curve view. The shortest possible scale is 5 minutes, the longest 120 minutes. The default value is Fit to screen which adjusts the time axis according to your screen size. HR axis maximum defines the HR axis (vertical) scale of the curve view. HR axis minimum defines the lowest value for the HR axis (vertical) scale. The default value for both axis maximum and axis minimum is auto which sets the axis scale based on the heart rate data. The way in which heart rate is presented can also be selected. Heart rate can be presented either as bpm (beats per minute), % of HRmax (percentage of maximum heart rate) or % of HRR (percentage of heart rate reserve) To show the sport zones in the background, Show sport zones must be checked. Sport zones is disabled if heart rate is presented as bpm. Select the Time format from the drop-down list. Options are Elapsed time (default) and Real time. Real time cannot be selected if curves from multiple training sessions are selected. Summary The second set of settings is for the Summary tab. The way how heart rate is shown can be selected from the drop-down menu. The options are Average/Maximum HR and Average HR. HR curve The third set of settings is for HR curve. HR curve can be presented either as One second intervals or Beat-to-beat intervals. Right-Click Menu Many features and functions can be accessed quickly by right-clicking an element or an item. Below are the contents of right-click menus on the Training Session Log page. Right-clicking the curve area opens a menu. On the Training Session Log page the menu consists of the following features: Create Training Session Report which opens a pop-up that enables you to create either Excel of PDF report for the complete session. Copy HR values to clipboard which copies all the heart rate values to the clipboard. The values can be pasted into any text document. If a part of the curve is selected, the menu consists of the following feature: Selection Details which opens a window that contain physiological information on the selected part of the curve. Create Training Session Report which opens a pop-up that enables you to create either Excel of PDF report for the selected part of the training. 73 Team2 SW Help Search and View Training Data See How to search training session. Training reports Training Reports Training Reports opens by clicking the fourth page tab. Training reports is tool for analyzing, printing and sharing. Report creation criteria can be saved as quick searches. Training reports' content consists of graphs. Elements When the Training Reports page is opened, only the creation area is shown. Other elements are displayed after a training report is created. Creation Area The upper part of the page is the creation area. On the left is the Training reports box that lists all previously-saved training reports. The first selection is for date range. Select date range by choosing either Search by date, Search by period or Quick search. Each option enables an additional menu. Search by date enables the Start date and End Date menus, which enable you to select the starting and ending dates. By default, the start date and end date are today's date. Search by period enables a drop-down menu that lists all the team's training periods in the system. Quick search enables a drop-down list that includes typical date ranges from Yesterday to 12 months ago. The first two drop-down menus, Bar graph and Line graph, are for selecting what kind of information is to be displayed as bar graphs and as line graphs. At least one of the two has to be selected. The following types of training information can be displayed as bar and line graphs. 74 Bar graph: Training session count, Energy expenditure, Training load, Training load in sport zones, Training load and recovery, Training duration, Time in sport zones, Number of heart beats. Software Line graph: Training session count, Energy expenditure, Training load, Average heart rate, Maximum heart rate, Number of heart beats, Training duration. The third drop-down menu is for selecting Training activity. The options are the training activities that are in the system for selected team. After training activity has been selected, it is possible to select a certain phase. The listed phases are the phases of selected training activity. Search is performed by clicking the Create button. Player List Area The player list area is on the left. The player list is created based on the created training report. Players are sorted by player groups. The team's name is displayed above the player list. Players can be selected and deselected by checking the box. Either one or several players can be selected. Checking the All players box selects all the players from the selected training session. Players can also be selected by player groups. Checking player group's box selects all the players in that group. Each selected player has a color bar that indicates the player's color in the graphs. Graph Area The graph area is the largest area of Training Reports. Created reports (graphs) are displayed in the graph area. The graph area has two views. A view is selected by clicking the tab below the graph area. By player shows player statistics individually. Summary shows compiled statistics either as total or average depending on the settings. In the graph area header selected training information, training activity and phase, date range and summary information are displayed. There are also Settings and Save as buttons. The Settings button opens the Training Reports settings window and the Save as button enables you to save the current training report as a quick search. Graph's X-axis is always time. Graph's Y-axis measuring unit is determined based on the selections for bar and line graphs. The bar graph measuring units are on the left side of the graph and the line graph measuring units on the right side of the graph. If Graph for each player is selected in the settings, a separate graph is shown for each player. Settings Training Reports settings are accessed by clicking the Settings button. The button is enabled and visible after creating a report. In the Training Report Settings window there are two tabs. The Organize tab is for organizing the training reports quick search list and Graph is for training report graphs. 75 Team2 SW Help Changed settings are taken into use by clicking OK and declined by clicking Cancel. Organize Saved training reports are listed in the Training reports box in upper left corner of the training reports page. Saved training reports can be organized by selecting one and clicking the up arrows in Training reports settings. and down Saved training reports can be deleted by selecting them one at a time and clicking the Delete button. Graph There's one setting for both views. The By player view setting has two options, One player per graph and Selected players in one graph. When One player per graph is selected, Team2 software shows individual graphs for the selected players. When Selected players in one graph is selected, Team2 software shows the selected players in one graph. Summary view has also two options, Average and Total. When Average is selected, Team2 software shows the results as averages. When Total is selected, Team2 software shows the results as totals. General settings allow you to choose how many days are included in summary view. NOTE: If training report's date range is shorter than this setting, summary view uses the date range instead of the setting. When Show grid is checked, there's a grid displayed in the background of the graphs. Right-Click Menu Many features and functions can be accessed quickly by right-clicking an element or an item. Below are the contents of the right-clik menu on the Training Reports page. Right-clicking the graph area opens a menu. In Training Reports page the menu consists of the following features: 76 Send Graph by E-mail which opens your default E-mail software. The graph is an attachment in picture format. This is not the same function as File > Send E-mail > Current view as picture, which prints the whole window as a screen shot. Software Copy to Clipboard, which has a submenu (it consists of Graph and Values). The feature copies a selected item (graph or values) to the clipboard. This is the same function as Edit > Copy to Clipboard. Print, which opens a preview window and enables you to print information on paper. This is the same function as File > Print. Create Training Report See How to create training report and How to save training report. How to... How to... The purpose of these articles is to give instructions to Team2 software users. Each article instructs on one feature or function of the software. How to Launch Wizard Wizard launches when the Team2 software is run for the first time. Wizard guides you through the introduction process step-by-step. If you want to run Wizard again at some point, remove all the transmitters from the system according to the instructions, close the software and re-run it. Wizard then launches automatically. How to Copy Values to Clipboard Several different values and information can be copied to the clipboard from Team2. The copied data can be pasted to another software, for example a spreadsheet program. To copy values, information or graphs to the clipboard, select Edit > Copy to Clipboard > selection > Copy. If there are several values that can be copied, Team2 asks what you want to copy. Another way to copy values, information or graphs is to right-click an item in the software and select Copy to Clipboard. What Can Be Copied On Training Calendar page, you can copy player lists, player values, training plans and training files. Copy a player list and training plan (for selected data range) by selecting Edit > Copy to Clipboard. 77 Team2 SW Help By right-clicking the player's list, the selected player's details can also be copied to the clipboard (Copy Player Details to Clipboard). Copy the selected training file by right-clicking an calendar item with heart symbol in training calendar and selecting Copy to Clipboard . If there are more than one training file in the same calendar item, first select the training session and then Copy to Clipboard. The training file (*.ptf) can be pasted, for example, to an e-mail message. On Training Session Log page, you can copy the graphs and the heart rate values. Copy the displayed graph or the heart rate values for the displayed graph by selecting Edit > Copy to Clipboard. Copy the displayed graph or the heart rate values for the displayed graph by right-clicking the graph area. NOTE: Before copying information to the clipboard, a training session must be searched and displayed on the screen. On Training Reports page, you can copy the graphs and the values. Copy the displayed graph or the values for the displayed graph by selecting Edit > Copy to Clipboard. Copy the displayed graph or the values for the displayed graph by right-clicking the graph area. NOTE: Before copying information to the clipboard, a training report must be created and displayed on the screen. How Copied Information Is Displayed After Pasting All the information that is copied from Team2, except for training files, can be pasted into any word processing program or a spreadsheet program. Graphs are pasted as pictures. Player list, Player values, Training session values or Training report values are pasted as tables or plain text. 78 Player list is pasted as a table with four columns. The first column is empty. The second column has the team's name on the first row and the player numbers below it. The third column displays player names. The fourth column displays player's transmitter numbers. Software Player details are pasted as plain text. When pasted to spreadsheet program, each text row is in individual cell. Training session values are pasted as a table. Each player and each training session are displayed separately, organized horizontally. On the first row, there are the dates and times and training sessions. On the second row, there are the player names. On the third row, there are headings (Time and bpm). Below headings, there are timestamps and heart rates listed, each on own row. The sampling rate is determined by the recording rate (every beat or every 5 seconds). Example: Date - Time -Training session Date - Time -Training session Player name Player name Time bpm Time bpm 00:00:02.905 89 00:00:01:517 87 00:00:03.623 90 00:00:02.604 87 00:00:05.619 92 00:00:03.579 90 Training report values are pasted as a table. Each value is listed separately for players, ordered vertically. The table has two columns. On the first row, the player's first name is displayed. On the second row, there are headings (Period and the measure). Below headings, there are time periods and measure values listed, each on its own row. Example: Player name Time period Measure First time period value 79 Team2 SW Help Second time period value Third time period value Player name Time period Measure First time period value Second time period value Third time period value Backup and restore How to Make Backup A backup file is a copy of all the data that has been recorded into the system up until the moment the backup was taken. You can restore the data if your PC crashes or loses the data at some point, so all the data won't be lost. If you have set automatic backups on, the Team2 software takes backups automatically when the software is opened. Still, it is important to take backups every now and then, especially before updating the software or installing a newer version. It is also recommended that you save the backup file on an external storage device, for example, USB flash drive or external hard drive, in addition to the PC's internal hard drive. To make backup file: 1. Open Team2 software. 80 Software 2. Click File > Backup and Restore. A popup window opens. 3. Select Backup and click OK. The window disappears. The backup file is saved into the software's directory. If you were using the default settings during the installation of the software, the backup file can be found from the following directory: Windows XP: C:\Program Files\Polar\Polar Team2\data\Backup\ Windows Vista: C:\Program Files\Polar\Polar Team2\data\Backup\ The backup file can be copied to another location. The backup file is named with timestamp. How to Restore From Backup You may need to restore data if, for example, you start using Team2 with a new PC or data has been accidentally deleted. To restore data, you need a backup file, which is a file that includes all the data up until the moment it was made. If the backup file is not up to date, some data may be lost. To restore data: 1. Open the Team2 software. 2. Click File > Backup and Restore. A popup window opens. 3. Select Restore and click OK. 4. Browse to the directory where the backup file is located. 5. Select the correct file and click the Open button. 6. Wait for couple of seconds while the software restores the data. Import data How to Import Player Data Player information can be imported to a team from another Polar software (compatible data can be imported from the Polar Precision Performance and Polar ProTrainer softwares) or from another team. Also, previously removed player can be retrieved to a team. NOTE: Players cannot be imported during online training. 1. Open the Team2 software. 81 Team2 SW Help 2. Select the team to which you want to import players. 3. Select Options > Team Properties. 4. Select the Players tab. 5. Click the Import button. Import/Move players window appears. 6. Select the player data you want to import. Options are Import players (import player data from another Polar software) and Move player from another team (move players from another team or retrieve previously removed players). 7. Import players: When you import players from another Polar software, select the Import button. Importing window appears. Find the Polar Player Files (*.ppd) from the PC's directories and select Open. Next you will have to synchronize the training activities between the old system and Team2. The imported activities are listed in the left column. Select a congruent training activity for each training activity from the drop-down lists on the right. Select Add imported activity as new if you want to create a new training activity to you Team2 system. Select Next to continue. Select Close to finish. Move players from another team: When you are moving players from another team, select from the Team drop-down list the team you wish to import from. Player list appears on the left side of the window. Click on the players you want to move (to the active team). The selected players move onto the list on the right side of the window. Select the Move button to move the selected players. Retrieve previously removed players: When you are retrieving previously removed players, select Removed players from the Team drop-down list. A list of removed players appears on the left side of the window. Click on the players you want to retrieve (to the active team). The selected players move onto the list on the right side of the window. Select the Move button to retrieve the selected players. See also How to remove players and How to select team. How to Import Team Data Team data can be imported from previous Polar team software. Compatible data can be imported from the Polar Precision Performance and Polar ProTrainer software. When team data is imported all the data (including player information) is imported at once. 82 Software To import team data: 1. Open the Team2 software. 2. Select Options > Teams. 3. Click the Import button. 4. Browse Polar Team Files from your computer directories. 5. If you are transferring team data from Polar ProTrainer software, you have to synchronize the training activities between the old system and Team2. The imported activities are listed in the left column. Select a congruent training activity for each training activity from the drop-down lists on the right. Select Add imported activity as new if you want to create a new training activity to you Team2 system. Select Next to continue. Select Close to finish. Data is saved to your Team2 system. How to Import Training Data With Team2 it is possible to easily import training data to the system. Import Training Data can be used, for example, when training session data is received by E-mail. Training data files must be in Polar training files format, which the Team2 produces. Training data can also be imported from Polar ProTrainer software and it can be either in zip package or in *.hrm file format. 1. Open the Team2 software. 2. Select the team to which you want to import data. 3. Select File > Import Training Data. 4. Browse Polar training files or ProTrainer zip package from the computer directories and click Open. 5. A list of found training files is shown. Select a player and a training activity for each training session. 6. Select the training sessions you wish to save by checking the box. 7. Save the training session by selecting Save. 8. Close the window by selecting Close. 83 Team2 SW Help NOTE: When training data is imported from previous version of Team system (compatible data can be imported from the Polar Precision Performance and Polar ProTrainer softwares), the training type is automatically set as intermittent. Online training How to Start Online Training In order to monitor training online, a team must be created and players must be added. 1. Give labelled transmitters to players who then attach them to Team2 transmitter straps. Players moisten two electrode areas on the back of Team2 transmitter straps and secure the straps around their chests just below the chest muscles. See How to use transmitter. 2. Place the base station (or the base stations) on the ground and switch it/them on. 3. Open the Team2 software and setup the connection between main base station and PC/PDA. 4. Select a team that you want to use. 5. Open Online Training page. 6. Select a training session from the Training session drop-down list. The current day's planned training sessions, team's training activities to be used with unplanned training sessions and team's tests are listed. 7. Click Connect button to establish a connection between the PC and the main base station. Players' heart rates start to display on the screen when they enter the base station's range. 8. When all players' heart rates are displayed on the screen, click Start to begin the training session. 9. Monitor the heart rates online. See also How to stop online training. How to Stop Online Training To stop the online training: 1. Click Stop. 2. Click Disconnect to end the training session. 3. Collect the transmitters from the players. 84 Software 4. Follow the care and maintenance instructions. See also How to start online training. How to Start Test Tests are almost like normal online training sessions. The only difference is that you can type in test results. Before starting a test, a team must be created and players must be added. 1. Give labelled transmitters to players who then attach them to Team2 transmitter straps. Players moisten two electrode areas on the back of Team2 transmitter straps and secure the straps around their chests just below the chest muscles. See How to use transmitter. 2. Place the base station on the ground and switch it on. 3. Open the Team2 software and setup the connection between the base station and PC/PDA. 4. Select a team that you want to use. 5. Open the Online Training page. 6. Select a test from the Training session drop-down list. The current day's planned training sessions, team's training activities to be used with unplanned training sessions and team's tests are listed. 7. Click Connect button to establish a connection between the PC and the base station. Players' heart rates start to display on the screen when they enter the base station's range. 8. When all the players' heart rates are displayed on the screen, click Start to begin the training session. 9. To open the test results sheet, click a test results symbol or select Tools > Test Results. See also How to start online training and How to stop online training. How to Synchronize PDA In order to monitor players' heart rates during online training, player information has to be transferred to the PDA. This feature is called Synchronize PDA and it can be found from the main menu: Tools > Synchronize PDA. Synchronization must be always performed after player information has been changed or new players have been added. 85 Team2 SW Help Before you can synchronize player information to the PDA device, Team2 PDA software has to be installed on your PDA. After installation of PDA software, the PDA can be synchronized. 1. Connect the PDA to the PC if it is not already connected. Your PC should inform you when the connection is established between the PDA and the PC. If you are using Microsoft ActiveSync to synchronize the information between your PC and PDA, there is a green ActiveSync icon in the tray: 2. Open the Team2 PC software with your PC. 3. Select from the main menu Tools > Synchronize PDA. NOTE: In addition to the currently active team, all the teams that are not protected with a password are synchronized with the PDA. After training If you have taken and saved markers with PDA software, you can synchronize them to the PC software. Connect the PDA to the PC, open the Team2 software and select Tools > Synchronize PDA. How to Take Markers The marker information includes the following: time, notes, players and the heart rate at the moment the marker was taken. Markers can be taken to one player, all players or selected players. To take markers during online training: 1. Start online training. 2. Select players from the player list. The marker is taken for the selected players. 3. Click the marker icon marker icon. to take a marker. The note text box appears on the left side of the 4. Type in the note. 5. Note text box disappear after 5 seconds and the marker appears in the Training session progress log. To modify the markers during online training: 86 Software 1. Select a marker from the Training session progress list. A pop-up window appears with the existing note and marker information. 2. Modify the note if necessary and select Close to save and close the window. To delete the selected marker, select Delete. To modify the markers during the online training via Training Session Log 1. During an online training session, open the Training Session Log tab. 2. Make a search and limit the date range by selecting Quick search and Today from the appearing drop-down list. 3. The current training session is listed among the search results and the heading of the training session is flashing green. 4. Double-click the training session heading. The Training Session Log popup window appears. 5. Select a marker from the list on the left, and modify the notes on the right. 6. To delete a marker, select it from the list on the left and click the Delete button. 7. Close the window by clicking OK. Decline the changes by selecting Cancel. 8. Return to the Online Training page. Players and teams How to Add or Remove Sport Zones The Sport Zones settings can be found from Team Properties. Team properties can be found from the main menu: Options > Team Properties. There are 5 tabs in Team Properties and Sport Zones is the second tab. Take the settings into use by clicking Save. Close the window by selecting Close. If the changes are not saved when Close is selected, the software asks whether the changes are saved or not. To Add Sport Zones 1. Select a team. 2. Open Team Properties (Main menu > Options > Team Properties). 3. Open the Sport Zones tab. 87 Team2 SW Help 4. Select a calculation method that needs changes. 5. Click the Add sport zone button. 6. Insert values for the new sport zone. 7. Repeat steps 5 and 6 if necessary. NOTE: New sport zones can be added only if the Low value of lowest existing sport zone is larger than 0. To Remove Sport Zones 1. Select a team. 2. Open Team Properties (Main menu > Options > Team Properties). 3. Open the Sport Zones tab. 4. Select a calculation method that needs changes. 5. Click the Remove button in the rear of sport zone that you want to remove. Sport zone is removed without confirmation! Repeat if necessary. How to Add Players Up to 84 players can be added per team. To add new players: 1. Open the Team2 software. 2. Select the team to which you want to add players. 3. Select Options > Team Properties. 4. Select the Players tab. 5. Click the Add button and fill in the player's general information in the General tab. For more information on the player positions, see How to group players. 6. Select also a transmitter number for the player from the General tab. 88 Software 7. Select the Values tab and fill in the player's heart rate values and other values. 8. Select the Transmitter tab and modify transmitter information if necessary. 9. Return to the General tab and repeat steps 5 to 7 to add more players. 10. Click Save to save the changes. Close the window by selecting Close. See also How to remove players and How to select team. How to Create New Team It is possible to add all your teams to Team2. However, only one team can be used at a time. The first team is usually created during Wizard. Next teams are created in Team2 settings. To create a new team, follow the steps below. 1. Open the Team2 software. 2. Click Options > Edit Teams. 3. Click the New button. 4. Type the name of the new team into the Name input field. 5. Optionally, type in team details into the Team Details text area. 6. Optionally, add a team logo (in *.jpg format) by clicking the logo box and selecting logo from the computer directories. 7. Optionally, select a password to protect the team data by checking the Enable check box and then typing in the password. 8. Select the second tab, Sport Zones. 9. Select the calculation method you want to use. The options are HRmax, HRR and threshold values. 10. Optionally, change the settings of the sport zones. 11. Select the third tab, Training Activities. 12. Click the Add button, and type the name of the activity into the Training Activity input field. Select the activity's type from the Type drop-down menu. 89 Team2 SW Help 13. If necessary, change the color of the activity by clicking the color box and selecting a new color. 14. Repeat steps 12 and 13 until all necessary training activities are added. 15. Select the fourth tab, Tests. 16. Click the Add button, and type the name of the test into the Test input field. 17. If necessary, change the color of the test by clicking the color box and selecting a new color. 18. Repeat steps 16 and 17 until all tests are added. 19. Select the fifth tab, Players. 20. Click the Add button to add the first player and fill the player's general information in the General tab. 21. Select also a transmitter number for player in the General tab. 22. Select the Values tab on the player page and fill in the player's heart rate values and other values. 23. Select the Transmitter tab on the player page and modify transmitter information if necessary. 24. Return to the General tab on the player page and repeat steps 20 to 23 to add more players. NOTE: 90 Team's password protection is not the same as the wireless network key. Teams can be deleted and modified afterwards. Logo can be removed by clicking the Remove logo button. Sport zones can be added by clicking the Add sport zone button. Default setting can be restored by clicking Restore default settings. Training activities and tests can be modified, removed and added afterwards. Training activities and tests can be removed by selecting the activity/test and clicking the Delete button. Players can be removed by selecting the player and clicking Remove button. Software Players can be modified, removed and added afterwards. Player information can be imported from previous Polar Team software. How to Delete Team When you delete a team, all the team information and players are deleted. To delete a team: 1. Open the Team2 software. 2. Select Options > Edit Teams. 3. Select the team you want to remove by clicking the name. 4. Click the Delete button to delete the team. 5. Click Yes to approve the deletion. Click No to cancel the deletion. How to Group Players Each team has its own separate player groups. Before you can group a team's players, player groups must be created. Player groups can be modified and the players' player positions can be changed at any time. By default, the players are not grouped. If some of the players are grouped by player position, the ungrouped players are shown in the player lists as "other". If there are player groups, the players are always sorted by the player positions. Player groups help you during online training and while analyzing the training data. Create Player Groups Before you can group team's players, player groups must be created. Player groups are called Player positions. 1. Select a team. 2. Open Team Properties by selecting Options > Team Properties. 3. Select the Players tab. 4. Select a player from the list on the left and open the General tab. 5. Click the Player Position symbol to open the Player position window. 91 Team2 SW Help 6. Add a player position by selecting Add. 7. Select the new player position from the list on the left and re-name the player position by typing the name into the Title field on the right. 8. Click Enter on your keyboard. 9. Repeat steps 6 to 8 if necessary. 10. Close the window by selecting Close. NOTE: You can modify the player position names at any time by accessing the Player position window, selecting a player position and changing the name. Group Players When you have created player positions for the team, you can start grouping players. Players' player positions can be changed at any time. 1. Select a team. 2. Open Team Properties by selecting Options > Team Properties. 3. Select the Players tab. 4. Select a player from the list on the left and open the General tab. 5. Select a player position for the player from the drop-down list next to the Player Position symbol 6. Repeat steps 4 and 5 if necessary. 7. Click Save to save the changes. Close the window by selecting Close. How to Modify Player Information Player information can be modified at any time. To modify player information: 1. Open the Team2 software. 2. Select a team. 3. Select Options > Team Properties. 92 Software 4. Select the Players tab. 5. Select a player from the list by clicking his/her name. The player's information fields are enabled. 6. Modify player information as needed in the General, Values, Transmitter, Polar Training Computer and Notes tabs. NOTE that the transmitters are assigned on the General tab by selecting the transmitter number from the drop-down list. 7. Repeat steps 5 and 6 when needed. 8. Click Save to save the changes. Close the window by selecting Close. How to Modify Sport Zones Sport Zones settings can be found from Team Properties. Team properties can be found from main menu: Options > Team Properties. There are 5 tabs in Team Properties, and Sport Zones is the second tab. Settings are taken into use by clicking OK and declined by clicking Cancel. Each calculation method (% of HRmax, % of HRR, threshold values) has its own sport zones. See definitions for each sport zone in Team Properties chapter. To Modify Sport Zones 1. Select a team. 2. Open Team Properties. 3. Open the Sport Zones tab. 4. Make necessary changes to selected calculation method. 5. Click Save to save the changes. Close the window by selecting Close. See also How to add or remove sport zones. How to Modify Team Properties To change Team Properties, a team must be selected. Team properties can be found from the main menu: Options > Team Properties. There are 5 tabs in Team Properties, Team, Sport Zones, Training Activities, Tests and Players. Settings are taken into use by clicking OK and declined by clicking Cancel. To Modify Team Properties 93 Team2 SW Help 1. Select a team. 2. Open Team Properties. 3. Make necessary changes. NOTE: There are 5 tabs in Team Properties. 4. Click Save to save the changes. Close the window by selecting Close. How to Remove Players Players can be removed at any time except during Online training. The player is removed from the team and all the player information is removed. To remove players: 1. Open the Team2 software. 2. Select the team to which you want to add players. 3. Select Options - Team Properties. 4. Select the Players tab. 5. Select the player you want to remove by clicking his/her name in the players list. 6. Click the Remove button. 7. Repeat steps 5 and 6 to remove more players. 8. Click Save to save the changes. Close the window by selecting Close. NOTE: Software does not confirm the removal. The player is removed when the Remove button is clicked. Removed players can be retrieved by using the import player data function. For more information, see How to import player data. See also How to add players and How to select team. How to Select Team 94 Software In Team2 software one team can be used at a time although several teams can be in the system. To choose a team to use: 1. Open the Team2 software. 2. Select Options > Edit Teams. 3. Select a team by checking the box. 4. Click the Close button. Optionally, if the team you want to select has been recently used, select File > Team's name from the list below Backup and Restore. Seasons and training sessions How to Add Phases Phases are created in Team Properties and are set specifically to a certain training activity. To add phases in Team Properties: 1. Open the Team2 software. 2. Select a team. 3. Select Options > Team Properties. 4. Select the Training Activities tab. 5. Select a training activity from the list on the left. 6. Click the Add button below the Training activity phases list on the right side of the window. 7. Type a name for the phase into the Name input field next to phase list on the right. 8. Click Enter on your keyboard. 9. Repeat steps 5 to 8 if necessary. 10. Click Save to save the changes. Close the window by selecting Close. See also How to delete phases and How to modify phases. 95 Team2 SW Help How to Add Season 1. Open the Team2 software and select a team. 2. Click the Plan season button on the Training Calendar page. 3. Click the New button on the upper right corner of the window. 4. Select the new season from the list by clicking on it. 5. Type a name for the season into Season name input field in Season properties. 6. Close the window by clicking OK. See also: How to delete season and How to add training periods. How to Add Training Periods 1. Open the Team2 software and select a team. 2. Click the Plan season button on the Training Calendar page. 3. Select a season from the upper list by clicking on it. 4. Click the Add button below Training periods list. 5. Select the new training period from the list. 6. Type a name for the period into Period name field on the right. 7. Set the Start date and End date. 8. Repeat steps 4 to 7 if necessary. 9. Close the window by clicking OK. See also: How to add season and How to delete training periods. How to Add Training Activities Training activities can be modified and added at any time. 96 Software To add training activities: 1. Open the Team2 software. 2. Select a team. 3. Select Options > Team Properties. 4. Select the Training Activities tab. 5. Click the Add button below the Training activities list. 6. Type a name for the training activity into the Training activity input field on the right. 7. Select an individual color for the training activity by clicking the color box next to the input field on the right. 8. Select a type for the training activity from the Type drop-down list. 9. Repeat steps 5 to 8 if necessary. 10. Click Save to save the changes. Close the window by selecting Close. How to Add Training Session Manually If a player has trained without using a transmitter, you can fill in the gaps by adding a training session manually for the player. 1. In the training calendar, select a calendar item for a player by clicking it. 2. Select either Edit > Add Training Session Manually or right-click the item and select Add Training Session Manually. 3. Select a training activity from the Activity drop-down list. 4. Enter the training load value in the Training load field. 5. Enter the times in sport zones into the fields on the right. 6. Save and close the window by clicking OK. A heart symbol appears to the Training Calendar. The entered values have an effect on, for example, training load calculations. 97 Team2 SW Help NOTE: When the heart symbol is double-clicked or when a manually added training session is searched in Training Session Log tab, there is no heart rate curve available. How to Create Training Session Training sessions can be understood in two ways. A training session can be: the actual set training session that is planned and carried out and is shown in the training calendar, or a prepared exercise "block" that has a training activity and a name and can consist of phases In fact, the latter ones are set to be the contents of the former ones. To Set Training Session to the Training Calendar: 1. Open the Team2 software and select a team. 2. Click the Training sessions button on the Training Calendar page. 3. Select a date from the date menu at the top of the window. 4. Click the Add button in the upper right corner to add a training session. 5. Select the new training session from the list by clicking on it. 6. Select a training session from the Name drop-down list in Session properties. If the training session you wish to select is not on the list, see the latter part of this article (To Create Training Session in Session Management). 7. Set the start and end times for the training session. If the selected training session consists of phases, select the start time and set the duration by setting the phases. 8. Check the Atypical/new training session if it is atypical or new. This option affects the training load and recovery time calculations. 9. Repeat steps 3 to 8 if necessary. 10. Close the window by clicking OK. To Create Training Session in Session Management The Session Management is accessed via the Training Sessions feature (by clicking the New button or selecting New from the drop-down menu) 98 Software To create training session in Session Management: 1. Open Session Management. 2. Click the Add button below the session list. 3. Type a name for the session into the Name input field on the right. 4. Select a training activity for the session from the Training activity drop-down list below the Name input field. 5. If you want the training session to consist of phases, check the Training with phases box. Add as many phases as you wish by clicking the Add button below the phase list and selecting a phase from the drop-down list. 6. Repeat steps 2 to 5 if necessary. 7. Close the window by clicking OK. NOTE: To add phases to the sessions in Session Management, phases must be created for training activities beforehand in Team Properties. How to Delete Phases 1. Open the Team2 software. 2. Select a team. 3. Select Options > Team Properties. 4. Select the Training Activities tab. 5. Select the training activity from the list on the left. 6. Select the phase from the list on the right side of the window. 7. Click the Delete button below the phase list. 8. Click Save to save the changes. Close the window by selecting Close. See also How to add phases and How to modify phases. How to Delete Season 99 Team2 SW Help 1. Open the Team2 software and select a team. 2. Click the Plan season button on the Training Calendar page. 3. Select the season from the list by clicking on it. 4. Click the Delete button in the right upper corner. 5. Close the window by clicking OK. See also: How to delete season and How to add training periods. How to Delete Training Period 1. Open the Team2 software and select a team. 2. Click the Training sessions button on the Training Calendar page. 3. Select a season from the upper list by clicking on it. 4. Select the training period from the lower list by clicking. 5. Click the Delete button to remove the training period. How to Delete Training Session Training sessions can be deleted from the system on the Training Calendar page and on the Training Session Log page. To delete a training session on the Training Calendar page: 1. Open the Team2 software and select a team. 2. On the Training Calendar page right-click the training session in the training session calendar. 3. Select Delete Training Session from the menu. The training session is deleted. To delete a training session on the Training Session Log page: 1. Open the Team2 software and select a team. 2. Search the training session. 100 Software 3. In the training session list on the left, click the delete. button next to the training session you wish to 4. Team2 software asks your confirmation before the session is deleted. NOTE: When the training session is deleted, the training data files are also deleted. How to Modify Phases 1. Open the Team2 software. 2. Select a team. 3. Select Options > Team Properties. 4. Select the Training Activities tab. 5. Select the training activity from the list on the left. 6. Select the phase from the list on the right side of the window. 7. Change the name of the phase by typing the new name into the Name input field on the right side of the phase list. 8. Click Enter on your keyboard. 9. Click Save to save the changes. Close the window by selecting Close. NOTE: Only the name of the phase can be changed. If you want to move the phase under another training activity, you have to remove the old phase and create a new phase under the new training activity. See also How to add phases and How to delete phases. How to Order Training Periods 1. Open the Team2 software and select a team. 2. Click the Training sessions button on the Training Calendar page. 3. Select a season from the upper list by clicking on it. 4. Select a training period from the lower list by clicking on it. 5. Move it up or down by clicking the and arrow buttons. 101 Team2 SW Help 6. Repeat steps 4 and 5 if necessary. 7. Close the window by clicking OK. How to Remove Training Activities 1. Open the Team2 software. 2. Select a team. 3. Select Options > Team Properties. 4. Select the Training Activities tab. 5. Select the training activity from the list on the left. 6. Click the Delete button below the list on the left. 7. Repeat steps 5 and 6 if necessary. 8. Click Save to save the changes. Close the window by selecting Close. Training session data How to add or modify markers afterwards Markers are typically taken during online training, but they can also be added and modified afterwards in Training Session Log tab. 1. Make a training session search in the Training Session Log tab. 2. Select players' curves from the left. NOTE that to be able to modify markers, the curves must be from the same training session. 3. Click the curve area to place the cursor (red line) by using Examine HR curve(s) 4. Click the add marker button mode. . A yellow marker appears to the curve area. 5. Add notes to the marker by clicking it and typing into the appearing field. Save notes by selecting Close. 102 Software Markers cannot be moved but they can be deleted by clicking and selecting Delete. Marker information (date, time, training activity, notes) can be reviewed by taking the mouse cursor on the marker. 6. Click Save to save the changes. NOTE: Markers cannot be added if there are previous unsaved changed. How to Create Training Report Training reports can be created from the scratch or by selecting a saved quick link. For more information, see training reports. To create a new training report: 1. Open the Team2 software and select the team. 2. Open Training Reports page. 3. Select new from the Training reports list on the left. 4. Select how you want to limit the date range for the report. The options are Search by date, Search by period and Quick search. 5. Make the date range selections. 6. Select the information you want to be displayed as a bar graph from the Bar graph drop-down list. 7. Select the information you want to be displayed as a line graph from the Line graph drop-down list. 8. Select the training activity or test (or All) from the Training activity drop-down list. 9. If you have selected the training activity, select the training phase (or All) from the Training phase drop-down list. 10. Click the Create button to create the training report based on the search criteria. To create a training report based on saved search criteria: 1. Open the Team2 software and select the team. 2. Open the Training Reports page. 103 Team2 SW Help 3. Select the saved training report from the Training reports list on the left. 4. Click the Create button. See also: How to save training report. How to Create Training Session Report 1. Make a training session search in the Training Session Log tab. 2. Select players' curves from the left. NOTE that the curves must be from the same training session to create training session reports. 3. You can create a training session report for the whole session or for a selected time range: To create training session report for the complete training session, right-click on the curve area and select Create Training Session Report or click on the Create Training Session Report button. To create training session report for a selected time range, select the time range by using the analysis tool and right-click on the curve area and select Create Training Session Report. You can also click on the Create Training Session Report button after selecting the time range. 4. Select which document format you want, the options are Excel are PDF. 5. Check that the information (training session, complete session/selected time, selected players) is correct. 6. Click Create and wait until the report is opened. You can save the training session report onto your computer. NOTE: To open an Excel document, you need to have Microsoft Excel or similar software installed onto your computer. To open a PDF document, you need to have Adobe Acrobat Reader or similar software installed onto your computer. See also How to share training session report. How to mark training time for session The Team2 transmitter records heart rate data the whole time the player is wearing the transmitter. By default the Team2 assumes that the training file includes only effective training time. In reality, the file can include several minutes of heart rate data that is not actually effective training. For example, the time the player spends in the locker room wearing the transmitter is not effective training. You can mark the actual 104 Software effective training time for a session by using the Mark training time for session function in the Training Session Log tab. When the training time is not marked for a session, the whole curve is thick. After the training time is marked for a session, the selected part of the curve is thick and the rest is thin. To mark training time for a session: 1. Make a training session search in the Training Session Log tab. 2. Select players' curves from the left. NOTE that to be able to mark training time, the curves must be from the same training session. 3. Select the Mark training time for session tool. 105 Team2 SW Help 4. Click the curve area to add a Training session started marker. A red marker appears to the curve area. 5. Click and hold the red marker and drag it to mark the training time. 6. Release the mouse button to place a Training session stopped marker. 106 Software You can adjust the selected area by moving the green and red markers. You can mark several training times (start and stop marker pairs) for a session. If you move the latter green marker to the left side of the first red marker (or the earlier red marker to the right side of the latter green marker), the selected areas are combined. You can delete a marker by clicking it and selecting Delete (or by right-clicking it and selecting Delete Marker). When you delete either a start or stop marker, its pair is also deleted. 7. After you have set the markers, click Save to save the changes. How to Merge Training Sessions Training sessions can be merged. The merging may be useful, for example, if data recording has stopped and started again during online or off-season training. Take the following into consideration when merging training sessions: At least two training sessions must be selected for merging. The selected training sessions must be for the same player. The selected training sessions must be for the same day. It is possible to combine two training sessions that have different training activities. After merging, the training activity for the merged training session is the first training session's activity. 1. Make a training session search in the Training Session Log tab. 107 Team2 SW Help 2. Select two or more training sessions for merging from the list on the left. Please, note that the training sessions must be for the same player. 3. Select Edit > Merge Training Sessions. The software asks for you confirmation. 4. Check the summary in the confirmation pop-up and select Yes to confirm the merge. NOTE that the merging cannot be reversed. How to Print Training Report 1. Create a training report. 2. Select Menu > Print from the main menu. A preview of the training report appears in a new window. 3. Close the window by clicking the Close button. Your printer control panel appears. 4. Click OK to print the report on paper. How to Save Training Report To speed up the process of producing training reports, training reports can be saved as quick links. 1. Create a training report. 2. Click the Save as button in the graph area. 3. Type in the name for the report in the Save report window that appears in the upper left corner. 4. To save the report click OK. How to Search Training Session For more information, see training session log. 1. Open the Team2 software and select the team. 2. Open the Training Session Log page. 3. Select either by team or by player depending on your wishes. 4. If you selected by player, select the player from the drop-down list below. 108 Software 5. Select how you want to limit the date range for the report. The options are Search by date, Search by period and Quick search. 6. Make the date range selections. 7. Select the training activity or test (or All) from the Training activity drop-down list. 8. Click the Search button to get the training sessions based on the search criteria. 9. Select the player or players by checking the box. The selected players' training data is shown. 10. View the training data and make possible changes. 11. Save the changes by clicking the Save button. When you leave the Training Session Log page and changes have not been saved, the software asks if you want to save the changes. Select Yes or No. Select Cancel if you don't want to save the changes or leave the page. How to Send Training Session Files By E-mail Training session files can be sent by e-mail. Files can be imported to Team2 software. This feature can be useful if a player or another trainer has the software on his/her PC and wishes to work with the data. To send training session files: 1. Open the Team2 software and select the team. 2. Select File > Send E-mail. 3. Select the Training session files button. 4. Select the date range for the training sessions. 5. Select from the players list the players whose training data you want to send. 6. Click the Send button. Your default e-mail software opens. Training session files are an attachment. How to Share Training Session Report 1. Create a training session report in desired format. 2. Either save the file onto your PC or print it on paper. 109 Team2 SW Help 3. Share the report by sending the file via e-mail. How to Transfer Data Between PC and Training Computer Transfer to the PC Transfer to the Polar Training Computer Data (training session data, person information, date information, personal values and sport zone information) can be transferred between the Team2 PC software and your Polar training computer. The data transfer between the PC and the Polar training computer is done by using infrared connection. You need either a built-in infrared port or Polar IrDA USB adapter on your PC to transfer data. For example, the following Polar training computers are compatible with infrared communication and Team2 transmitters: CS400, RS400, AXN500, AXN700, S810i, S725X / S625X, S725, S720i / S710i and S610i. To transfer data, open the Polar Training Computer tab in Team properties (Options > Team Properties > Players tab > Polar Training Computer tab). There are two sections in the tab, Transfer to the PC and Transfer to the Polar Training Computer. NOTE: Data cannot be transferred if there are unsaved changes in Team Properties. Click Save before transferring data between the PC and the Training Computer. Transfer to the PC Transfer to the PC has two settings that can be set on or off before transferring data. When Training sessions (Files) is checked, training files are transferred from the training computer to PC. When Person information (User settings) is checked, user information is transferred from the training computer to PC. 1. If you are using a separate infrared adapter, plug it into your PC. 2. Open Team2 software, select a team and open Team Properties. 3. Go to the Polar Training Computer tab (Players > Polar Training Computer), and select the information you want to transfer (training sessions or person information). 4. Select a player from the player list on the left. 110 Software 5. Set your Polar training computer into connect mode and place it in front of the infrared port. See the user manual of your Polar product to get support in setting the training computer into connect mode. 6. Click Transfer button from the Team2 software to begin the transfer. 7. If you are transferring training files, the software displays a list of training files found in the training computer. Select which training sessions you want to save to the system, to which player the training sessions are set and which are the training activities. 8. Select Transfer to save the training sessions to the system. Transfer to the Polar Training Computer Transfer to the training computer has five settings that can be set on or off before transferring data. When Date and time is checked, the date and time is transferred to the training computer. When Person information is checked, the selected player's information is transferred to the training computer. When Personal values is checked, the selected player's heart rate (and other) values are transferred to the training computer. When Sport zones is checked, the sport zone settings are transferred to the training computer. When Polar Team2 transmitter number (Time view) is checked, the selected player's transmitter number is transferred to the training computer. The transmitter number can be set to be displayed on the screen of the training computer in Time view by long-pressing the upper right button. 1. If you are using a separate infrared adapter, plug it into your PC. 2. Open Team2 software, select a team and open Team Properties. 3. Go to the Polar Training Computer tab (Players > Polar Training Computer), and select the information you want to transfer (date and time, person information, personal values, sport zones, or transmitter number). 4. Select a player from the player list on the left. 5. Set your Polar training computer into connect mode and place it in front of the infrared port. See the user manual of your Polar product to get support in setting the training computer into connect mode. 111 Team2 SW Help 6. Click Transfer button from the Team2 software to begin the transfer. 7. Polar Training Computer settings updated successfully is displayed when the transfer is successfully completed. How to Transfer Data from Transmitters' Memory After online training or off-season period (for example, independent training period), the training data can be transferred from the transmitters' memory to the PC. NOTE: Online training data can also be completed by using this feature. Completion can be needed, for example, if there are gaps in the training data. Use cases: There were connection problems between the base station and the PC. There were connection problems between the transmitter(s) and the base station (the transmitter was out of the base station's range). There was only a PDA device used during online training and there was no data recorded onto the PC. To transfer data from the transmitters' memory: 1. Open the Team2 PC software. 2. Switch on the base station. Wait until the connection is ready between the base station and the PC. 3. Insert the transmitters into the charger and plug in the power cable. 4. Select a team. 5. Select Tools > Transfer Training Sessions. The Select Transmitters to Transfer Files window appears. 6. Select All files or New files at the bottom of the screen according to your wishes. When New files is selected, the software shows transmitters in 3 groups: transmitters that have new files (In charger: new files), transmitters that don't have new files (In charger: no new files), and transmitters that are not in the charger (not in charger). 7. Check the transmitters you want to transfer data from. Check All transmitters if you want to select all transmitters. 112 Software 8. Select the Transfer to PC button to begin the transfer. Wait until the transfer is finished. 9. A list of found training files is shown. Select a player and a training activity for each training session. 10. Select the training sessions you wish to save by checking the box. 11. Save the training session by selecting Save. NOTE: The charger must be in close range (max. 2 meters (6.5 ft)) from the base station (or the USB dongle) during the training session files are transferred from the transmitters' memory. If New files is selected, you cannot select the transmitters that do not have new training files. If you want to transfer data from all transmitters' memory, select All files. If you get Transferring Files Not Allowed: Transmitter X warning during file transfer, the transmitter in question is in non-secured mode and the data transfer to the PC is not allowed. Finish the transfer of other training files to your Team2 system normally. Switch the failed transmitters to secured mode by removing the transmitters from charger and inserting them back after a minimum of 3 seconds. Only one sound should be heard. Repeat the file transfer with these transmitters. Transmitters How to Add Transmitters When the original 10 transmitters are not enough or some of the original transmitters have to be re-added, the Add new transmitter function becomes handy. New transmitters can be added by using the base station or the USB dongle. You can add up to 10 transmitters at a time. A maximum of 84 transmitters can be added to the system. Do not attach number labels to empty transmitters beforehand! 1. Open the Team2 software. 2. Connect the main base station to the PC. 3. Remove the old transmitters from the charger. 4. Click Tools > Add New Transmitter. A popup window appears. 5. As the instructions on the display assert, insert only new transmitters into the charger and plug the power cable into the charger. 113 Team2 SW Help 6. Make sure that you have either the base station connected to the PC (lights 1 and 2 are on) or you have plugged in the USB dongle. 7. Click the Search new transmitter(s) button. Wait until the search is done. 8. After the search is done, the software tells you how many transmitters were found. If you have more transmitters in the charger than were found, make sure the transmitters are inserted correctly and click Search new transmitter(s) again. 9. After all the transmitters have been found, select the first transmitter on the transmitter list by clicking it. 114 Software 10. Next, click the Activate connection button. The red box in front of the chosen transmitter turns to green. At the same time, a green light is lit on one of the transmitters in the charger. NOTE: It may take couple of second the green light to light up! 11. To finalize the connection, remove the transmitter that has a green light on it from the charger. 115 Team2 SW Help 12. Mark the transmitter with number label that is in accordance with transmitter's number shown on the screen. 13. Repeat steps 9 to 12 until all the transmitters are activated and labeled. 14. End by clicking the Finish button. NOTE: During the transmitters are taught to the system, a yellow triangles are displayed in the Transmitters tab (of Software Preferences) until the introduction is finalized. To find out the reason for the yellow triangle, take the mouse cursor on the symbol and a tooltip message is displayed. How to Assign Transmitter to Player Usually the transmitters are assigned to the players during Wizard. If the transmitters are not assigned to the players, new transmitters have been added to the system or you want to change the assigned player, you can assign the transmitters to the players in Team Properties: 1. Open the Team2 software. 2. Select a team. 3. Select Options > Team Properties. 4. Select the Players tab. 5. Select a player from the list by clicking his/her name. The player's information fields are enabled. 6. Select the transmitter from the Transmitter drop-down list on the General tab. 7. Repeat steps 5 and 6 if needed. 8. Click Save to save the changes. Close the window by selecting Close. How to Remove Transmitter NOTE: Removing transmitter affects all the teams in the system. 1. Open the Team2 software. 2. Open Team2 Preferences by selecting Tools > Preferences. 3. Select the Transmitters tab. 4. Select a transmitter from the list by clicking it. 116 Software 5. Click Remove button. The transmitter is removed without confirmation! 6. Repeat steps 4 and 5 if necessary. See also How to add transmitters. 117 PDA SOFTWARE Introduction to PDA Software The PDA and Team2 PDA software liberates you as a trainer to monitor players' heart rates effortlessly during training. Team2 PDA software offers few essential Online Training features. Heart rates, sport zones and training loads can be monitored in a list or grid view. You can monitor all the players or only a few players at a time. The PDA enables online monitoring with a small-sized device without a PC! It is easy to start up the Team2 PDA software and it is easy to use. Mobile online monitoring is only a few steps away once the Team2 PC software has been taken into use: 1. Connect the PDA to PC according to the instructions provided with the PDA. To synchronize information between your PC and the PDA, make sure you have all the necessary software(*) installed on your computer. 2. Install the Team2 PDA software. 3. Sync your teams to the PDA via the Team2 PC software. 4. Connect the PDA to the Team2 base station with a wireless connection. See How to establish wireless connection. 5. Monitor training online. See How to start online monitoring. NOTE: PDA device is not provided in Team2 set. Contact your local IT dealer to purchase one. Team2 PDA software is only available in English. If you are using Windows XP, you need to have Microsoft ActiveSync installed, and if you are using Windows Vista, you need to have Windows Mobile Device Center installed. (*) If you need general instructions on how to use PDA device, see the PDA device's manual. PDA Requirements The Team2 PDA software requires that the PDA device fulfills the following minimum requirements: 10 MB of free disk space Wireless connection (IEEE802.11b/g) Operating system: Windows Mobile 5 (or newer) 119 Team2 SW Help Additionally, we recommend that the PDA device also has WPA encryption. Installation of PDA Software In order to monitor players' heart rates during online training, player information has to be transferred to the PDA. Before you can synchronize player information to the PDA device, Team2 PDA software has to be installed onto your PDA. To install the software, follow these steps: 1. Connect the PDA to the PC with USB cable according to the instructions provided with the PDA. To synchronize information between your PC and the PDA, make sure you have all the necessary software(*) installed on your computer. 2. Insert the Polar Team2 CD into your optical drive. The CD starts automatically. 3. Select language. 4. Select Install PDA Software. 5. Follow the instructions on both screens. All the necessary components are installed onto your PC and the PDA. If you are using Windows XP, you need to have Microsoft ActiveSync installed, and if you are using Windows Vista, you need to have Windows Mobile Device Center installed. (*) For more general information about the installation process see the PDA manual provided with the device. PDA Software After installation, the Team2 PDA software can be found from the program folder of the PDA device. The software opens by double-clicking the icon. The software should be closed by selecting Menu > Quit. Remember to synchronize the team information onto the PDA before starting the online monitoring. Elements The online monitoring view is the main view of the software. There are two options for the view, List view and Grid view. The view type is selected from the main menu. The main menu can be accessed by clicking Menu in the lower left corner. 120 PDA software The menu consists of the following: Quit, closes the software. Settings, opens Team2 PDA software settings. Connect, establishes a wireless connection to the base station if the wireless connection settings are set correctly. Disconnect, disconnects the wireless connection to the base station. Save Markers, saves the taken markers to the PDA's memory. List View, selects the list view as the view type. Grid View, selects the grid view as the view type. Select Players, opens a player selection window where you can select the players that are shown in list and grid view. Open Team, opens a window where you can select the team you wish to use. At the bottom of the page, next to Menu in the toolbar are Marker and PDA keyboard icons. The marker is taken with the PDA software by clicking the Marker text during online training. When the Marker text is clicked, timer on the screen is paused. Timer still runs in the background. By clicking Continue the timer on the screen starts again. 121 Team2 SW Help Above the toolbar there are two timers. The timer on the left displays the whole duration of the training session. The timer on the right displays the time since the moment the previous marker was taken. The timers start at the moment the Connect is selected from the menu and the connection between the PDA and the base station is established. List View The list view is selected from the main menu by selecting List View. The list view is also the default view in the PDA software. There are 5 possible columns in the list view. The first column is Player Name which is shown always. The column can be narrowed and widened by clicking the small arrow icon next to the title. When the column is widened, only 2 other columns are shown. When the column is narrowed 3 other columns are shown. The other 4 columns are Sport zone, Heart rate, Transmitter number and Training load. The columns that are shown are selected in the settings. You can change the displayed columns by clicking the black arrow icons next to the column title icons. Grid View The grid view is selected from the main menu by selecting Grid View. 122 If online training is not switched on, the grid view is only a grey screen. When the base station receives data from the transmitters, heart rates and other information start to display in the grid view. The grid view provides players' names, numbers, transmitter numbers, heart rates, sport zone information and training load information. PDA software Settings The settings of Team2 PDA software can be accessed by selecting Settings from the main menu. The settings are divided into three sections. There is one tab for each section which are General, List View and Grid View. The settings are saved by clicking OK in the upper right corner of the screen. General There are four options in General tab. Each option is for selecting the location for team and marker files. Teams: Location - where the team files are stored. My Documents is selected by default. Folder - the folder in which the team files are stored. Teams is selected by default. Markers: Location - where the marker files are stored. My Documents is selected by default. Folder - the folder in which the marker files are stored. Markers is selected by default. 123 Team2 SW Help List View There are three options in List View tab. With the Select columns option you can select columns by checking which ones are shown in the list view. The options are Transmitter Number, Sport Zone, Heart rate and Cumulative Training Load. Each option is checked by default. The Player name column is shown always, so it's not one of the options. By checking Show only players online, only players/transmitters that are online and connected to the base station are displayed in the list view. By checking Allow unassigned transmitters, the transmitters that don't have a player assigned are also displayed in the list view. If there is not a player assigned, only transmitter's Bluetooth address is displayed in the Player name column. Grid View 124 PDA software There are five options in Grid View tab. The first three options are for selecting in which order the information is shown in the grid view. Highlighted information is the information shown in the center of the grid cell. Information on left is the information shown in the lower left corner of the cell. Information on right is the information shown in the lower right corner of the cell. The options for these selections are Sport Zone, Heart rate and Training Load. When one option is changed, the others also change. By checking Show only players online, only players/transmitters that are online and connected to the base station are displayed in the grid view. By checking Allow unassigned transmitters, the transmitters that don't have a player assigner are also displayed in the grid view. If there is not a player assigned, only transmitter's Bluetooth address is displayed as Player name. How to... How to Close PDA Software Close the Team2 PDA software by selecting Menu > Quit. If you close the software by selecting the cross in the upper right corner, the software is only minimized and it continues running in the background. After the software is minimized into the background, it can be stopped with the following the next steps: 1. Select Start > Settings > System tab > Memory. 125 Team2 SW Help 2. Select Running programs tab. 3. Select Polar Team2 PDA from the list. 4. Select Stop. The software disappears from the list. How to Establish Wireless Connection To monitor training online you have to establish a wireless connection between the PDA and the main base station. All the wireless connection settings of your PDA must be checked when you first start using the PDA software for the first time. 1. Make sure the wireless is enabled. 2. Check the wireless adapter settings. 3. Set the wireless network settings ready. 4. Finalize the wireless connection to the base station. 5. Disconnect the PDA from the base station. Make Sure Wireless Is Enabled 1. Click the Connectivity icon at the top of the screen. A pop-up window appears. 2. Select Wireless Manager. 126 PDA software 3. Make sure the wireless is enabled (not greyed out). You can enable the wireless by clicking. Check Wireless Adapter Settings After you have checked that wireless is enabled, check the settings of your wireless adapter. 1. Open the wireless connection settings either by selecting Start > Settings > Connections, or by clicking the Connectivity icon at the top of the screen and selecting Settings. 127 Team2 SW Help 2. Double-click Wi-Fi. 3. Select your wireless adapter from the list by clicking it once. 4. In the IP Address tab, make sure that Use server-assigned IP address is selected. 5. Select the Name Servers tab and make sure that the DNS, Alt DNS, WINS and Alt WINS fields are empty. 6. Select OK from the upper right corner of the screen. Set Wireless Network Settings Ready 1. Switch on the base station if it is not already switched on. Wait approximately for one minute until the base station is ready (the blue light 1 is lit). 128 PDA software 2. Open the wireless connection settings either by selecting Start > Settings > Connections, or by clicking the Connectivity icon at the top of the screen and selecting Settings. 3. Double-click Wifi. 129 Team2 SW Help 4. If the base station is ready, you should see the main base station's wireless network on the Wireless Networks list. 5. Select your base station's network by clicking it once. 6. Leave the first page of the configuration as it is. Do not check the This is a hidden network box. Select Next to continue. 130 PDA software 7. Select Open from the Authentication drop-down list, and WEP from the Data Encryption dropdown list. 8. Uncheck The key is automatically provided box. Type in the base station's network key you have determined during Wizard. Select Next to continue. 131 Team2 SW Help 9. Leave the last page as it is. Do not check the Use IEEE 802.1x network access control box. 10. Click Finish to complete the setting configuration. 11. The available wireless networks list is shown again. If your PDA does not automatically start to connect to the main base station (it may take about 20-30 seconds), select the base station's network from the list and select Connect. After you have set the wireless network settings, your PDA automatically detects the main base station's network when the base station is on, and the wireless connection is ready for use. NOTE: If the main base station is not on, or the PDA is out of network range, the preset wireless network is displayed as unavailable in the wireless network list. 132 PDA software Finalize the Wireless Connection to the Base Station 1. Switch on the main base station if it is not already switched on. Wait approximately for one minute until the base station is ready (the blue light 1 is lit). 2. Open the Team2 PDA software (Start > Programs > Polar Team2PDA). 3. Select Menu > Connect. The PDA establishes a wireless connection to the main base station if the wireless connection settings are correctly set. 133 Team2 SW Help Disconnect from Base Station To disconnect the PDA from the main base station's wireless network, select Menu > Disconnect. The connection is closed automatically. NOTE: The Wi-Fi adapter is still enabled. How to Open Team Before you can monitor players' heart rates online, a team must be selected. 1. Open the Team2 PDA software. 2. Select Menu > Open Team. 3. If the folder in which the team files are stored is not displayed by default, select the folder from the Folder drop-down list. 134 PDA software 4. Tap on the team's name to select the team. 5. The player selection window is opened automatically if you have checked the Show player selection after team file is opened option in player selection. NOTE that the PDA has to be synchronized with the PC software and connected to the base station before you can monitor players' heart rates online. How to Select Players 135 Team2 SW Help The player selection window is opened automatically after you have selected a team, if you have checked the Show player selection after team file is opened option at the bottom of the player selection window. The player selection is accessed by selecting Menu > Select Players. The list of currently-selected team's players is displayed. Select the players you wish to be displayed in the list and grid views by checking the boxes. Close the player selection by clicking OK in the upper right corner of the screen. How to Start Online Monitoring 1. Switch on the base station and give the transmitters to the players. 2. Establish a wireless connection between the PDA and the base station according to the instructions. 3. Open a team and select players. 136 PDA software 4. Monitor the players online. The players' heart rates start to display on the screen when the base station detects their signal. For more information, see How to stop online monitoring. NOTE: Remember to synchronize the PDA with the Team2 PC software before online monitoring. How to Stop Online Monitoring Select Menu > Disconnect to end the online monitoring. Players' heart rates disappear from the display. For more information, see How to start online monitoring. How to Synchronize PDA For instructions, see How to synchronize PDA in the software How to section. How to Take Markers 1. Start online monitoring according to the instructions. 2. To take a marker, select Marker from the tool bar at the bottom of the screen. The timer on the screen is paused. Time still runs in the background. By clicking Continue the timer on the screen 137 Team2 SW Help starts again. Saving the Markers If you have taken markers and you close the connection to the base station (Menu > Disconnect), the software asks whether you want to save the markers or not. If you select no, the markers can also be saved later, before closing the software, by selecting Menu > Save Markers. 138 PDA software In both cases the marker files are saved by default to the folder set in the settings. Type in the file name and select Save to save the markers. If you select Cancel in the Save as window, you can save the markers again by selecting Menu > Save Markers before closing the software. After training If you have taken and saved markers with the PDA software, you can synchronize them to the PC software. Connect the PDA to the PC, open the Team2 software and select Tools > Synchronize PDA. 139 TROUBLESHOOTING Troubleshooting Troubleshooting offers you firsthand help when you have a problem either with the hardware, PC software or PDA software. In many situations the best help can be found by using the search engine. The search engine can be accessed by clicking the Search tab above the help menu. Additionally, lots of information can be found in the How to articles which can be found in separate folders under Hardware, Software and PDA software chapters. Search Tips Use simple search words or sentences. Two or three words are enough. Use basic forms of verbs. The search engine does not understand the meaning of interrogatives like "why", "what" and "when". Instead use keywords, such as "transmitter", "green ligh"t and "planning", as search words. Glossary There is also a glossary in the help. It can be accessed by clicking the Glossary tab above the help menu. Training Articles For more information on the physiological aspects and other features of Polar products, visit the Polar Collection of Training Articles. Tutorial For more visual guidance, see the Team2 tutorial which can be found from the PC software (Help > Tutorial). Connections Below you can find help to some common problems with the connections between the base station and PC/PDA. 141 Team2 SW Help PC and Ethernet cable PC and wireless connection Wireless connection between PDA and base station PC and Ethernet cable The step-by-step instructions for wired connection can be found in the hardware section. Make sure that the Team2 software is running. Make sure that the main base station is switched on. Make sure that the network cable is plugged into the main base station and the PC. Check that the lights next to the Ethernet port on your PC are flashing. The flashing means that the connection is working. Make sure that your Ethernet adapter is enabled: 1. Select Start > Control Panel > Network connections. 2. Right-click Local Area Connection. 3. If the right-click menu includes option Enable, the adapter is at the moment Disabled. In this case, select Enable. Make sure the lights of the Ethernet port on your PC are flashing. If you have checked all the issues mentioned above: 1. Close the software and switch off the main base station. 2. Open the software and switch on the main base station again. If the connections still do not work, check that the status of your LAN connection is Connected and the IP address of the base station is 192.168.42.x (x can be any number): 1. Select Start > Control Panel > Network connections. 2. Right-click Local Area Connection and select Status. The status is displayed on the first page. 3. Select Support tab. The IP address is displayed. 142 Troubleshooting If you have checked all the issues mentioned above: Try to reboot your PC. Update the drivers of the LAN adapter. Contact the adapter's manufacturer's web site. PC and Wireless connection The step-by-step instructions for wireless connection can be found in the hardware section. Make sure that the Team2 software is running. Make sure that the main base station is switched on. Make sure you are using the correct wireless network key. The network key is set in the Preferences of the software. If you have forgotten your wireless network key, change it according to the instructions. If there are visible light indicators in your Wi-Fi adapter, check that they are flashing. The flashing means that the connection is working. If you have a separate on/off switch for your Wi-Fi adapter (e.g. touch button on your laptop's keyboard), make sure the adapter is switched on. Make sure that your wireless connection adapter is enabled: 1. Select Start > Control Panel > Network connections. 2. Right-click Wireless Network Connection. 3. If the right click menu includes option the Enable option, the adapter is currently Disabled. In this case, select Enable. Some computers block the Wi-Fi connection automatically if the Ethernet cable is plugged in. If this is the case, remove the Ethernet cable from the PC connector. Some computers block the Wi-Fi connection automatically if you are using a docking station. If this is the case, remove the laptop from the docking station. If you have checked all the issues mentioned above: 1. Close the software and switch off the main base station. 2. Open the software and switch on the main base station again. 143 Team2 SW Help If the connections still do not work, make sure that your PC is trying to connect to the main base station: 1. Select Start > Control Panel > Network connections. 2. Right-click Wireless Network Connection and select View Available Wireless Networks. 3. Select the Polar network from the list and click Connect. 4. Computer prompts you for the wireless network key. If you have checked all the issues mentioned above: Try to reboot your PC. Update the drivers of the wireless connection adapter. Contact the adapter's manufacturer's web site. NOTE: If the wireless connection works between the PDA and the main base station but not between the PC and the main base station, the problem is most likely in your PC settings. Wireless connection between PDA and Base Station Make sure you have the main base station switched on. Make sure you have the correct wireless network key. If you have forgotten your wireless network key, change it according to the instructions. Make sure you have enabled PDA's wireless adapter. Make sure you have the correct wireless adapter settings. Make sure you have the correct wireless network settings. If all the settings are set correctly, switch off the main base station and close the PDA software (Menu > Quit). Then switch on the main base station and open the PDA software again. NOTE: If the wireless connection works between the PC and the main base station but not between the PDA and the main base station, the problem is most likely in your PDA settings. Online Training Below you can find help to some common problems with online training. 144 Troubleshooting Problem Cause Solution Transmitter/Player's information 1) Transmitter's memory is full. 1) Transfer training data from transmitter to the PC. disappears from the list. 2) Transmitter's battery is empty. 2) Recharge transmitter's battery. 3) Strap's electrode areas are dry or strap is secured incorrectly. 3) Wet the electrode areas of the strap under running water. Make sure that 4) Connection between the PC/PDA the strap is secured correctly and the and the base station is momentarily wet electrode areas are firmly against disconnected. player's skin. 5) Base station's battery is empty. 4) Wait for a moment. If connection is not restored, switch the base station off 6) The transmitter is out of the base and on again. Also re-open the station's range. software and establish connection between PC and base station normally. 5) Plug the power cable into the base station. 6) Wait until the player is again in the base station's range. The transmitter has a buffer memory so short gaps can be corrected during the online training. Cases 4 and 6: If there is a long gap (several minutes) in data recording during the online training, the data can be completed by transferring the data from the transmitter's memory after the online training according to the instructions. Transmitter/Player is not shown during 1) Transmitter's battery is empty. 1) Recharge transmitter's battery. 2) Strap's electrode areas are dry or 2) Wet the electrode areas of the strap strap is secured incorrectly. under running water. Make sure that online training. the strap is secured correctly and the 3) Connection between the PC/PDA wet electrode areas are firmly against and the base station is momentarily 145 Team2 SW Help disconnected. player's skin. 4) Base station's battery is empty. 3) Wait for a moment. If connection is not restored, switch the base station off 5) There is not a player assigned to the and on again. Also re-open the transmitter. software and establish connection between PC and base station normally. 6) Transmitter is in off-season mode. 4) Plug the power cable into the base 7) Transmitter is in non-secured mode. station. 5) Assign a player to the transmitter in Team Properties (Options > Team Properties > Players tab). 6) Change the transmitter's mode to online in preferences according to the instructions in software preferences. 7) Change the transmitter's mode to secured by inserting the transmitter to the charger (power cable must be plugged in), removing the transmitter from charger and inserting it back after a minimum of 3 seconds. Only one sound should be heard. When clicking the Connect button in 1) A team is not selected. the Online Training tab, nothing happens. 1) Select a team (Options > Edit Teams > Check a team > Close). 2) A training session is not selected. 2) Select a training session or training activity from the Training session drop-down list at the top of Online Training page. If none of the above help, try to close the Team2 software and open it again. Sport Zones Below you can find help to some common problems with sport zones and sport zone settings. 146 Troubleshooting Problem Cause Solution New sport zone cannot be added. Low value of lowest existing sport zone Modify the Low value of the lowest is 0. existing sport zone so that it's larger than 0. There is not Remove button in the rear Sport zone in question is the original Original sport zones cannot be of the sport zone. sport zone. removed. Training computer Below you can find help to some common problems with training computer usage with Team2 system. Problem Cause Solution The heart rate does not display on the 1) Your Polar training computer is not 1) For example, the following Polar training computer screen. compatible with Team transmitters. training computers can be used with Team2 transmitter: RS400, RS300X, 2) Your Polar training computer is not in AXN500 and AXN700. Full list of training mode. compatible training computers can be found at Polar website. 2) Set your training computer in training mode. Usually, it is done by pressing the RED button twice. For more information, see the user manual of your Polar product. The transmitter number does not 1) The transmitter number has not been 1) See the instructions in How to display on the training computer transferred to the training computer. transfer data between PC and training screen. computer. 2) The transmitter number has not set to be displayed on the screen. 2) In Time view, long-press the upper 147 Team2 SW Help right button. Transfer Below you can find help to some common problems with transfers. Problem Cause Solution In Options > Team Properties > There are unsaved changes in Team Click Save before transferring data Players tab > Polar Training Properties. Click Save before between the PC and the training Computer tab, the Transfer buttons transferring data between the PC and computer. are disabled. the training computer. The transfer from the Polar training 1) Infrared adapter is not plugged in. 1) Plug in the infrared adapter. 2) Infrared adapter drivers are not 2) Install the infrared adapter drivers installed. according to the instructions provided computer to the PC or from the PC to the Polar training computer fails. with the adapter. 3) Infrared adapter drivers are not upto-date. 3) Update the infrared adapter drivers. Usually, you can find the newest 4) Team software does not recognize driver's from the manufacturer's web the infrared adapter. site. 5) Polar training computer is not in 4) Close the Team2 software, make transfer mode. sure the infrared adapter is plugged in properly and the drivers are installed. 6) Your Polar training computer does Re-open the Team2 software. not support infrared communication. 5) See the user manual of your Polar product to get support in setting the training computer into transfer mode. 6) For example, the following Polar training computers are compatible with infrared communication: RS800CX, RS800, RS400, CS600 and CS400. Please note that not all of the mentioned training computers are 148 Troubleshooting compatible with Team2 transmitters. Transmitters Below you can find help to some common problems with transmitters. Go through the list to get firsthand help. Problem Cause Solution The transmitter cannot be taught to the The transmitter is in secured mode, Change the transmitter's mode to non- system. because it has already been paired with secured by removing the transmitter another base station. from the charger and inserting it back within 3 seconds. When inserted into the charger, three short sounds are heard instead of one. Note that after you have taught the transmitter to the system, the connector's mode is automatically changed to secured. Training data cannot be transferred Transmitter is in non-secured mode, Change the transmitter's mode to from the transmitters to PC. because it is removed from and secured by removing the transmitter inserted back into the charger within 3 from charger and inserting it back after seconds. a minimum of 3 seconds. Only one sound should be heard. There's a yellow warning triangle in the The base station combination has been See the instructions in How to upper right corner of the software and changed (added or removed) and base synchronize transmitters with new base stations. in the Transmitters tab of software station information has not yet preferences. synchronized to the transmitters. When inserted into charger, there is no 1) Power cable is not plugged into the 1) Plug the power cable into charger sound or light. charger. and into the wall outlet. 2) Transmitter is inserted into charger 2) Insert transmitter into the charger so that the P of Polar logo is not visible. 149 Team2 SW Help incorrectly. The led is located next to the R of Polar logo. Transmitters are not shown as 1) Power cable is not plugged into the 1) Plug the power cable into charger connected even if they are inserted into charger. and into wall outlet. connection between the base station 2) The transmitters are in non-secured 2) Change the transmitters' mode to and the PC. mode. secured by removing the transmitters the charger correctly and there is a from charger and inserting them back after a minimum of 3 seconds. Only one sound should be heard. A transmitter was not found during 1) Transmitter is inserted into charger Click Search to start the search again Wizard or with Add New Transmitter incorrectly. and wait until the system has performed the search. Do this twice. feature. 2) Contact problem between the transmitter and the charger. 1) Insert transmitter into the charger so that the P of Polar logo is not visible. 3) Problem with the wizard. The led is located next to the R of Polar logo. 2) Remove the transmitters that were not found from the charger and insert them back. You can also try to insert the transmitters into another slot of the charger. 3) Finish Wizard and add the rest of the transmitters with Add New Transmitters feature (Tools > Add New Transmitter). You have attached the numbered Either... sticker onto the new transmitters (transmitter kit) and gone through Add 1) Remove the numbered stickers from New Transmitter process. The numbers the transmitters and attach them onto that the system gave for the the correct transmitters. transmitters don't match the numbered stickers on the transmitters. Or... 2) Cancel the Add New Transmitter process, remove the transmitters you 150 Troubleshooting added to the system (this time) from the system (Tools > Preferences > Transmitters tab), and add the transmitters to the system one by one with the Add New Transmitter feature. Do this as follows: Insert only the first (e.g. transmitter with a label 11) into the charger. Add the transmitter to the system, it will automatically be numbered as 11. Insert only the second (e.g. transmitter with a label 12) into the charger. Add the transmitter to the system, it will automatically be numbered as 12. Repeat until you have added all the labelled transmitters to the system. The number label has come off and you 1) If only one transmitter doesn't have a don't know which transmitter it is. label, check the rest of the transmitters' labels. The number that is missing is the transmitter's number. 2) If there are two or more transmitters without a label, insert them one by one into the charger (one at a time). Open Tools > Preferences > Transmitters tab. Wait until the transmitter is connected to the system. Find out which transmitter is marked as connected in the transmitter list. Repeat this until you know the numbers of each transmitter. 151 Team2 SW Help USB dongle Below you can find help to some common problems with the USB dongle. Problem Cause Solution Team does not recognise the USB 1) The USB dongle is not plugged into 1) Make sure you have properly dongle. the computer. plugged in the USB dongle to the USB port on your computer. 2) The USB dongle is not added to the 2) Make sure you have properly system. plugged in the USB dongle to the USB 3) You have installed the USB dongle port on your computer. drivers from the included CD. Drivers provided with Cubix USB dongle are 1. Open Team2 software 2. Select Tools > Preferences. 3. Select Base station / USB not compatible with Team2 software. No driver installation is needed. Just plug in and start using with Team . dongle tab. 4. Click Add. A new dongle appears to the USB dongles list. 3) Uninstall the USB dongle drivers: 1. Select Start > (Settings) > Control Panel. 2. Double-click Add or Remove Program. 3. Select Bluetooth Stack for Windows by Toshiba from the list. 4. 5. Press Remove. At some point Installation remove ask for confirmation "Are you sure..." > Click Yes. 152 Troubleshooting If Team2 software does not recognise the USB dongle after the you have uninstalled the drivers, try to reboot your PC. You may also try to plug the USb dongle into another USB port on your PC. You cannot transfer training session 1) The USB dongle is not plugged into 1) 1) Make sure you have properly files from the transmitters' memory by the computer. plugged in the USB dongle to the USB port on your computer. using the USB dongle. 2) The Team2 software does not recognise the USB dongle. 2) See the instructions above (Uninstall the USB dongle drivers). 3) The USB dongle has not been introduced to the Team2 software. 3) Introduce the USB dongle to the Team2 software according to the instructions. 153 PRECAUTIONS Minimizing Possible Risks Training may include some risk. Before beginning a regular training program, answer the following questions concerning your health status. If you answer yes to any of these questions, consult a physician before starting any training program. Have you been physically inactive for the past 5 years? Do you have high blood pressure or high blood cholesterol? Do you have symptoms of any disease? Are you taking any blood pressure or heart medication? Do you have a history of breathing problems? Are you recovering from a serious illness or medical treatment? Do you use a pacemaker or other implanted electronic device? Do you smoke? Are you pregnant? Note that in addition to training intensity, medications for heart conditions, blood pressure, psychological conditions, asthma, breathing, etc., as well as some energy drinks, alcohol, and nicotine may also affect heart rate. It is important to be sensitive to your body’s responses during training. If you feel unexpected pain or excessive fatigue when training, stop the exercise or continue at a lighter intensity. If you have a pacemaker, defibrillator or other implanted electronic device, you use the Polar Team2 system at your own risk. Before starting use, take a maximal training stress test under the supervision of a physician. The test is to ensure the safety and reliability of the simultaneous use of the pacemaker and the Polar Team2 system. If you are allergic to any substance that comes into contact with your skin or if you suspect an allergic reaction due to using the product, check the listed materials in Technical Specifications. To avoid any skin reaction to the transmitter, wear it over a shirt. Moisten the shirt well under the electrodes to ensure flawless operation. If you use insect repellent on your skin, make sure that it does not come into contact with the transmitter. Exercise equipment with electronic components may cause interfering stray signals. To tackle these problems, try the following: 1. Remove the transmitter from your chest and use the exercise equipment as you would normally. 155 Team2 SW Help 2. Move the wrist unit around until you find an area in which it displays no stray reading or does not flash the heart symbol. Interference is often worst right in front of the display panel of the equipment, while the left or right side of the display is relatively free of disturbance. 3. Put the transmitter back on your chest and keep the wrist unit in this interference-free area as much as possible. If the Polar Team2 system still does not work, the piece of equipment may be electrically too noisy for wireless heart rate measurement. Polar Team2 transmitter may not be worn when swimming. For more information, visit http://support.polar.fi. Water resistance of Polar products is tested according to International Standard ISO 2281. Products are divided into three categories according to their water resistance. Check the back of your Polar product for the water resistance category, and compare it to the chart below. Please note that these definitions do not necessarily apply to products of other manufacturers. Marking on case back Water resistant characteristics Water resistant Protected against wash splashes, sweat, raindrops etc. Not suitable for swimming. Water resistant 30 m/50 m Suitable for bathing and swimming Water resistant 100 m Suitable for swimming and snorkeling (without air tanks) 156 IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION Base Station The stand must be used when base station is placed on moist ground, e.g., on a wet lawn. During charging the legs of the base station must be used because the bottom heats up. The bottom of the base station heats up to 60°C (140°F). During charging, the maximum operating temperature is 45°C (113°F). AC-Powered Devices These precautions apply to all products that plug into a standard wall power outlet. Failure to take the following precautions can result in serious injury or death from electronic shock or fire or in damage to the device. To Select an Appropriate Power Source For Your Device: Use only the power supply unit and AC power cord that came with your device or that your received from an authorized repair center. AC adapters are only for indoor use. Confirm that your electrical outlet provides the type of power indicated on the power supply unit (in terms of voltage [V] and frequency [Hz]). If you are not sure of the type of power supplied to your home, consult a qualified electrician. Do not use non-standard power sources, such as generators or inverters,even if the voltage and frequency appear acceptable. Use only AC power provided by a standard wall outlet. Do not overload your wall outlet, extension cord, power strip, or other electrical receptacle. Confirm that they are rated to handle the total current (in amps [A]) drawn by the device (indicated on the power supply unit) and any other devices that are on the same circuit. To Avoid Damaging the Power Cords and Power Supply: Protect the power cords from being walked on. Protect cords from being pinched or sharply bent, particularly where they connect to the power outlet, the power supply unit, and the device. 157 Team2 SW Help Do not jerk, knot, sharply bend, or otherwise abuse the power cords. Do not expose the power cords to sources of heat. Keep children and pets away from the power cords. Do not allow them to bite or chew on them. When disconnecting the power cords, pull on the plug - do not pull on the cord. If a power cord or power supply becomes damaged in any way, stop using it immediately. Unplug your device during lightning stroms or when unused for long periods of time. For devices with an AC power cord that connects to the power supply, always connect the power cord according to the following instructions: 1. Plug the AC power cord into the power supply unit until it stops. 2. Plug the other end of the AC power cord into the wall outlet. Battery-Powered Devices These precautions apply to all products that use rechargeable or disposable batteries. Improper use of batteries may result in battery fluid leakage, overheating, or explosion. Released battery fluid is corrosive and may be toxic. It can cause skin and eye burns, and is harmful if swallowed. Rechargeable Batteries Only: Charge only with the recharger provided with the product. Wireless Devices Such us Base station and transmitter. Before boarding any aircraft or packing a wireless device in luggage that will be checked, remove the batteries from the wireless device or turn the wireless device off (if it has an on/off switch). Wireless devices can transmit radio frequency (RF) energy, much like a cellular telephone, whenever batteries are installed and the wireless device is turned on (if it has an on/off switch). All Devices Do Not Attempt Repairs 158 Important Safety Information Do not attempt to take apart, open, service, or modify the hardware device or power supply. Doing so could present the risk of electrical shock or another hazard. Any evidence of any attempt to open and/or modify the device, including any peeling, puncturing, or removal of any of the labels, will void the Limited Warranty. Choking Hazard This device may contain small parts that which may be a choking hazard to children under 3. Keep small parts away from children. 159 REGULATORY INFORMATION Base Station Transmitter Charger Base Station FCC regulatory information This device complies with part 15 & 18 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. Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules and for a miscellaneous type ISM device, pursuant to part 18 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: 1) Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. 2) Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. 3) Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. 4) Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. Caution! Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment. FCC Radiation Exposure Statement The radiated output power of the Base Station is far below the FCC radio frequency exposure limits. Nevertheless, the Base Station should be used in such a manner that the potential for human contact during normal operation is minimized. To avoid the possibility of exceeding the FCC radio frequency exposure limits, you should keep a distance of at least 20 cm between you and the Base Station. 161 Team2 SW Help Industry Canada (IC) regulatory information This device complies with RSS-210 and ICES-001of Industry Canada 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. Avis de conformité à la réglementation d’Industrie Canada Cet appareil est conform à la norme CNR-210 et NMB-001 du Industrie Canada. L'utilisation de ce dispositif est autorisée seulement aux deux conditions suivantes : (1) il ne doit pas produire de brouillage, et (2) l'utilisateur du dispositif doit être prêt à accepter tout brouillage radioélectrique reçu, même si ce brouillage est susceptible de compromettre le fonctionnement du dispositif. Industry Canada (IC) Radiation Exposure Statement The radiated output power of the Base Station is far below the Industry Canada radio frequency exposure limits. Nevertheless, the Base Station should be used in such a manner that the potential for human contact during normal operation is minimized. To avoid the possibility of exceeding the Industry Canada radio frequency exposure limits, you should keep a distance of at least 20 cm between you and the Base Station. Déclaration d'Industrie Canada (IC) sur l'exposition aux radiations Le taux de radiation de la station de base est nettement en dessous des limites en matière d'exposition aux fréquences radio imposées par Industrie Canada. Néanmoins, la station de base doit être utilisée de manière à limiter autant que possible les contacts avec une personne pendant son fonctionnement normal. Pour éviter tout risque de dépassement des limites en matière d'exposition aux fréquences radio imposées par la Industrie Canada, vous devez conserver une distance minimale de 20 cm entre vous et la station de base. Europe This product is compliant with Directives 93/42/EEC and 1999/5/EC. The relevant Declaration of Conformity is available at www.polar.fi/support. 162 Regulatory Information Polar products are electronic devices and are within the scope of Directive 2002/96/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council on waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE). These products should thus be disposed of separately in EU countries. Polar encourages you to minimize possible effects of waste on the environment and human health also outside the European Union by following local waste disposal regulations and, where possible, utilize separate collection of electronic devices. South Africa Transmitter FCC regulatory information 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. Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: 1) Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. 163 Team2 SW Help 2) Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. 3) Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. 4) Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. Caution! Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment. Industry Canada (IC) regulatory information This device complies with RSS-210 of Industry Canada 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. Avis de conformité à la réglementation d’Industrie Canada Cet appareil est conform à la norme CNR-210 du Industrie Canada. L'utilisation de ce dispositif est autorisée seulement aux deux conditions suivantes : (1) il ne doit pas produire de brouillage, et (2) l'utilisateur du dispositif doit être prêt à accepter tout brouillage radioélectrique reçu, même si ce brouillage est susceptible de compromettre le fonctionnement du dispositif. Europe This product is compliant with Directives 93/42/EEC and 1999/5/EC. The relevant Declaration of Conformity is available at www.polar.fi/support. This marking shows that the product is protected against electric shocks. 164 Regulatory Information Polar products are electronic devices and are within the scope of Directive 2002/96/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council on waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE). These products should thus be disposed of separately in EU countries. Polar encourages you to minimize possible effects of waste on the environment and human health also outside the European Union by following local waste disposal regulations and, where possible, utilize separate collection of electronic devices. South Africa Charger FCC regulatory information This device complies with part 18 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. Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a miscellaneous type ISM device, pursuant to part 18 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: 1) Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. 165 Team2 SW Help 2) Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. 3) Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. 4) Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. Caution! Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment. Industry Canada (IC) regulatory information This ISM device complies with ICES-001of Industry Canada 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. Avis de conformité à la réglementation d’Industrie Canada Cet appareil est conform à la norme NMB-001 du Industrie Canada. L'utilisation de ce dispositif est autorisée seulement aux deux conditions suivantes : (1) il ne doit pas produire de brouillage, et (2) l'utilisateur du dispositif doit être prêt à accepter tout brouillage radioélectrique reçu, même si ce brouillage est susceptible de compromettre le fonctionnement du dispositif. Europe This product is compliant with Directives 93/42/EEC and 1999/5/EC. The relevant Declaration of Conformity is available at www.polar.fi/support. Polar products are electronic devices and are within the scope of Directive 2002/96/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council on waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE). These products 166 Regulatory Information should thus be disposed of separately in EU countries. Polar encourages you to minimize possible effects of waste on the environment and human health also outside the European Union by following local waste disposal regulations and, where possible, utilize separate collection of electronic devices. South Africa 167 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Transmitter Transmitter strap material: 35 % Polyester, 35 % Polyamide, 30 % Polyurethane. Connector material: Back cover: PA+GF, Press-buttons: stainless steel AISI316, Front cover: ABS + GF, Lense on the front cover: PMMA Radio Frequency Technical Specifications Charger Unit Frequency: 13.56 MHz, Industrial-Scientific-Medical (ISM) band used. Bluetooth Devices Base station RF output power: meets Bluetooth® requirements. Frequency: 2400 MHz to 2483.5 MHz, max. 100 mW. Bluetooth QD ID B011340. Transmitter RF output power: meets Bluetooth® requirements. Frequency: 2400 MHz to 2483.5 MHz, max. 20 mW. Bluetooth QD ID B011340. 2.4 GHz Devices (Such as Base Station and Transmitter) Non-specific short range device. 169 Team2 SW Help RF output power: meets all SRD requirements. Frequency: within the range of 2400 MHz to 2483.5 MHz. For Bluetooth and 2.4 GHz devices only: to comply with FCC RF exposure requirements, the following operating configurations must be satisfied: the antenna has been installed by the manufacturer and no changes can be made. 170 GUARANTEE AND DISCLAIMER Polar Team2 Pro International Warranty Polar Electro Oy guarantees to the original purchaser of Polar Team2 Pro that the product will be free from defects in material or workmanship for ONE year from the date of purchase. The original receipt is your proof of purchase! Warranty does not cover damage due to misuse, abuse, accidents or negligence of the precautions; improper maintenance, cracked or broken cases or the elastic strap. During the guarantee period the product will be either repaired or replaced free of charge at an authorized Polar Service Center. Polar Electro Oy’s warranty is limited to defects in material and workmanship. Polar Electro Oy’s liability is limited to repair or replacement of defective products. Polar Electro Oy shall not be liable for any damages, losses, costs, or expenses, whether direct, indirect, incidental, consequential, or special, arising out of, or related to the use of Polar products. © 2008 Polar Electro Oy, FIN-90440 KEMPELE, Finland. Polar Electro Oy, FIN-90440 KEMPELE, Finland. Polar Electro Oy is a ISO 9001:2000 certified company. All rights reserved. No part of this manual may be used or reproduced in any form or by any means without prior written permission of Polar Electro Oy. The names and logos marked with a ™ symbol in this user manual or in the package of this product are trademarks of Polar Electro Oy. The names and logos marked with a ® symbol in this user manual or in the package of this product are registered trademarks of Polar Electro Oy, except that Windows is a trademark of Microsoft Corporation. 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. Polar Electro Inc. / Polar Electro Oy makes no representations or warranties with respect to this manual or with respect to the products described herein. Polar Electro Inc. / Polar Electro Oy shall not be liable for any damages, losses, costs or expenses, direct, indirect or incidental, consequential or special, arising out of, or related to the use of this material or the products described herein. This product is protected by the incorporeal rights of Polar Electro Oy as defined by the following documents: FI 20075426, US 21/133888, EP 08157710.8, FI115084, US7418237, EP1543769, FI110915, US7324841, US7018339, FI114202, 171 Team2 SW Help US6537227, EP1147790, HK1040065, FI96380, JP3568954, US5611346, EP665947, FI23471, EU00046107-0001, USD492783S, USD492784S, USD492999S. Other patents pending. Manufactured by Polar Electro Oy, Professorintie 5, FIN-90440 KEMPELE, Tel +358 8 5202 100, Fax +358 8 5202 300, www.polar.fi 172 GLOSSARY aerobic: Uses oxygen anaerobic: Without oxygen bpm: Beats per minute, heart rate continuous: Training that is even and persistent. Has a low impact on muscles and connective tissues. hardware: Equipment, devices. In this case all the equipment that included in Polar Team2 set. HR: Heart rate, beats per minute HRmax: Maximum heart rate HRR: Heart rate reserve, the difference between resting and maximum heart rate intermittent: Has a high impact on muscles and connective tissues period: Part of a season, for example, pre-season or post-season, usually has a certain goal phase: Part of a training session, usually a certain exercise recovery HR: A measure that indicates how long it takes for a player's heart to slow down after been exercised as hard as possible recovery time: An estimated time that it takes for a player to recover after training, individual calculations software: PC or PDA program, in this case Team2 program sport zone: Training intensity zone set that allows easily to monitor the intensity of training 173 Team2 SW Help threshold: A heart rate level when the player reaches aerobic (lower threshold) or anaerobic (upper threshold) state training activity: A type of team's training, for example, football or gym. The type of training activity has an affect on training load and recovery calculations. training load: A parameter that indicate how exhausting the training is. This parameter makes different exercise sessions comparable in terms of adaptive and exhausting characteristics. training session: Set of exercises that is performed at a time, can be planned beforehand VO2max: The unit for oxygen uptake is millilitres per minute per weight unit (ml/min/kg). The VO2max values vary between 35–85 ml/min/kg, depending on the individual’s performance and sport. 174
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