Int the training below, the HR rate in the graph does not show the correct numbers. If you compare the workout profile with the HR rate graph below, you can see that the workout profile does not show the top numbers at all. In fact it seems that the workout profile only covers the first 26min even though the workout lasted 30min and the top HR rates were logged at the very end.
https://sportstracker.nokia.co
-mikael
I'm waiting for delivery of my N79 Active Edition so I don't yet have experience with the setup. Nevertheless, I'm using another Polar device and have 17 years experience with the brand. So...
I wonder if this is a problem of the app improperly logging HR data, or something to do with the Polar for Nokia heart rate monitor.
Polar is the first commercial company producing a HR belt using Bluetooth protocol to communicate with the data logger. I'm curious about any differences between the proprietary RF Polar has always used versus this Bluetooth device. It should provide better connection reliability and signal strength, hence why the 150 hours use versus 1500 hours with Polar's usual belts.
Good skin contact is essential; Warmed, moistened and preferably hair-free under the contact areas.
I've used a great deal of Polar HR belts over the years and all of them will record bad data occasionally. Often the bad data reads half of the true rate Nearly all the times my Polars feed bad data it's in the first 30 minutes of the workout. Almost flawless from 30 min on.
-David
Current setup: e61 unbranded product code 0529654 Euro-B1 Silver. Firmware: 3.0633.09.04. Theme: Ovi blue. Service provider: 3 Sweden. Peripherals: Bluemax ext BT GPS module
@David: I'm not sure ig you are right. Do you already know those ones.
a alone standing software with heartrate BT belt
http://www.mobimotion.com/index.php?id=home&no_cache=1&L=1
and something by sonyericson (unfortunately in german):
http://www.sonyericsson-shop.de/epages/Store.sf/?ObjectPath=/Shops/Ignit...
and a German health insurace company offers a BT belt to their customers and some software for their mobile:
http://www.barmer.de/barmer/web/Portale/Versichertenportal/Sport_20und_2...
N82 (02.01) - V31.0.0.16 RM-313
Yes, you are right. There's also a cool project going on out of New Zealand called Zephyr with an open source project.
I should have written, "...first of the industry market leaders used by serious athletes...". But, I stand corrected. (Polar, Suunto, Garmin, etc.)
Nevertheless, there's not a lot of documentation that I can find rating the performance of monitors using Bluetooth.
I can't wait for delivery of my unit so I can test it all for myself!
-David
Current setup: e61 unbranded product code 0529654 Euro-B1 Silver. Firmware: 3.0633.09.04. Theme: Ovi blue. Service provider: 3 Sweden. Peripherals: Bluemax ext BT GPS module