Operation Manual

Polar BodyAge System SW Help

Prevention and Safety

Vital Statistics of the United States, 1988

American Medical Association (AMA) Family Medical Guide, Random House, Inc. revised edition,

1987

Diabetes

American Diabetes Association, Sound the Alert!, 1995

Stress

Spielberger, Charles D., State – Trait anxiety Inventory. Consulting Psychologists Press, Inc.

1984

Cancer

American Cancer Society, Cancer: Assessing Your Risk, 1993.

Setting up the Polar BodyAge System

Requirements and Recommendations

The Polar BodyAge

System is designed to gather, process, interpret and display fitness and

wellness data. The Polar BodyAge

System is designed to be used by exercise professionals.

These items are necessary to operate the Polar BodyAge

System:

• 220 Volt Power outlet highly recommended to be a dedicated line. A dedicated line is

where only one circuit is servicing the outlet. (European)

• 110 volt power outlet highly recommended to be a dedicated line. A dedicated line is

where only one circuit is servicing the outlet. (U.S.)

These items are recommended:

• Private/quiet environment for fitness testing

• Cool temperature (72°F, 22°C), moderate humidity and good air circulation (fan

recommended for bike & treadmill testing).

• Telephone with outside line for emergency access and technical support.