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CS600X Trotting

- Quick start guide -

The Polar Equine CS600X Trotting is the most complete trotting training

system for horses available. It is an evolution of the "human" CS600X

training system and requires a good understanding of the user manual to

use all its capacities fully. If you just bought this training system and want

to try it straight away, the following quick start guide is what you need!

1. Contents of the set

A. A CS600X receiver: receives, displays

and records all the data measured by the

WearLink transmitter and the speed sen-

sor.

B. A speed sensor with its magnet: meas-

ures speed and distance in real time.

C. A WearLink transmitter and its Equine

belt: measures the horse’s heart rate in

real time.

D. A ProTrainer 5 Equine edition software:

displays a training log, graphs, tables and

reports on your PC to further analyse the

data recorded during training.

E. (In option, an IRDA USB adapter: uses

infrared connexion to transfer the re-

corded data from receiver to PC.)

2. How to use the CS600X receiver

The CS600X receiver has 5 navigation buttons and an infrared window to communicate with the PC

via the IRDA adapter.

 Use

UP and DOWN to scroll through the

different menus and adjust values (a bit

like + and - buttons).

 Use OK to enter a menu, to validate a

value and to start the stopwatch.

 Use STOP to exit a menu, to return to

the previous display (when you made a

mistake while adjusting a value) and to

stop the stopwatch.

 Press LIGHT once and the backlight is

activated for 5 seconds when you press

any other button. You can also lock the

buttons by pressing and holding the

LIGHT button for 2 seconds.

3. Starting the CS600X

By default, the CS600X receiver is

switched off to save the battery.

Press OK twice to activate it.

Press UP or DOWN to select english

as the language to be used.

Press OK to validate.

The following settings must be done,

to make sure the speed measure-

ments are accurate.

If you don’t do these sulky settings, the

CS600X will remind you to set them

before every exercise.

Use the UP and DOWN buttons to custom-

ize the following sulky settings. Press OK to

validate your settings.

 Number of sulkies (1, 2 or 3)

 Wheel size for Sulky 1 (in mm)

 Wheel size for Sulky 2 (in mm) if

you use a second sulky.

 Wheel size for Sulky 3 (in mm) if

you use a third sulky.

(If you got wrong somewhere, press STOP

to return to the previous setting.)

Note: Wheel size settings are a prerequisite for correct speed information!!

Use the following method to measure the wheel size in the most accurate way: use the valve to

mark the point where the wheel touches the ground. Draw a line on the ground to mark that point.

Move your sulky forward on a flat surface for one complete rotation.

The tire should be perpendicular to the ground. Draw another line on the ground at the valve to

mark a full rotation. Measure the distance between the two lines. Subtract 4 mm to account for

your weight on the sulky to get your wheel circumference.

Enter this value in the CS600X receiver.

The following settings must be done,

even though they don’t concern the

horse.

If you don’t do these basic settings,

the CS600X will remind you to set

them before every exercise.

Use the UP and DOWN buttons to

customize the following basic settings.

Press OK to validate your settings.

 Time display (24h/12h)

 Time

 Date (day/month/year or

month/day/year)

 Units (kg/cm/km or lb/ft/mi)

(If you got wrong somewhere, press

STOP to return to the previous set-

ting.)

If your settings are good, select Yes.

Press OK to validate.

Once the settings are done, the CS600X

returns automatically to the time display.

The speed sensor is turned off by default

to save the battery. Make sure it is acti-

vated by checking in menu SETTINGS ->

Sulky -> Sulky 1/2/3 -> Speed -> ON.

Teaching a new sensor is not needed.

4. Placing the speed sensor

Attach the rubber part to the sensor.

Pass the cable ties

through the speed

sensor and rubber

part holes.

Adjust the sensor to

the sulky bar so that

the POLAR logo

faces outwards.

Adjust the ties loosely. Do not tighten

them yet.

Attach the magnet

to a spoke at the

same level as the

sensor. Fasten the

magnet to the

spoke and tighten it

with a screwdriver.

Fine-tune the positioning of both the

magnet and the speed sensor so that

the magnet passes close to the sensor

but does not touch it.

5. Placing the CS600X on the sulky

The support has been designed so that the

CS600X receiver is always facing you (not

perpendicular) wherever you install it on the

sulky.

Place the rubber part

on the sulky bar or stem

and insert the support

on top of it.

Pass the cable ties over

the support and adjust

them around the sulky

bar/stem.

Secure the bike mount firmly and cut off any

excess cable tie ends.

Position the CS600X receiver on to the

support. Turn the CS600X receiver

clockwise until you hear a click. It is now

ready for use!

You can release the CS600X receiver by

pressing it down and simultaneously

turning it counter clockwise.

Summary of content (2 pages)

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CS600X Trotting 1. Contents of the set 2. How to use the CS600X receiver A. A CS600X receiver: receives, displays and records all the data measured by the WearLink transmitter and the speed sensor. - Quick start guide - The CS600X receiver has 5 navigation buttons and an infrared window to communicate with the PC via the IRDA adapter.  Use UP and DOWN to scroll through the different menus and adjust values (a bit like + and - buttons). B.
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6. Placing the WearLink belt and transmitter Place the WearLink belt as indicated, with the transmitter pocket on the left side of the horse. By doing so, you ensure the electrodes of the belt are in the right position. Clip the transmitter to its contact points, as indicated. Then close the pocket by using the velcro straps. This pocket protects your transmitter from shocks and scratches and prevent it from falling off the belt.