Team app

Are the training files lost if the iPad stops working? Training data is saved on the iPad during training sessions. You can set up iCloud to automatically back up your data. Backed up data can be restored from the iCloud if needed. To enable iCloud backup, see the detailed instructions at http://www.apple.com/icloud/setup/ios.html. Can I use the Polar Team application offline? The Polar Team application does not require an internet connection during a training session. However, an internet connection is needed when sending session summaries. Comparing players during a training session in Polar Team app During a training session, tap and hold a player to add them to the comparison view, in which you can compare the training data of different players. Compatibility and Requirements for Polar Team app The Polar Team app version 1.9 works with 5th generation or newer iPads running at least iOS 12.The Polar Team app uses Bluetooth® transmission technology and is compatible with the following Polar heart rate sensors and wrist devices:H9, H10, OH1, Verity SenseA370, M200, M430, Ignite, Ignite 2,... Compatible Polar heart rate sensors and fitness trackers Heart rate sensorsH7H9H10OH1Verity SenseFitness trackers/sport watchesIgniteIgnite 2Ignite 3UnitePacerPacer ProGrit XGrit X ProVantage MVantage M2Vantage VVantage V2A360/A370M200M430 Holding the iPad for best connectivity It is recommended that the Home button is positioned to the right side when holding the iPad to ensure the best connectivity to the sensors. The iPad’s Bluetooth radios are located in the corner to the right from the home button. To get the best connectivity, it is important not to cover the corner... How long training sessions can be saved with the Polar Team application? The length of a training session is not limited in the application. The length of a training session depends on the iPad’s battery which lasts about 10 hours of continuous use when it is fully charged. How many players can there be in my team? You can create one team on one iPad. The number of players in the team is not limited, but a maximum of 40 players can be monitored at the same time during a training session. How many training sessions can be saved in the iPad? A training session takes up only a minimal amount of iPad memory. 1000 training sessions with 20 players require approximately 1 GB of memory. Is the Polar Team application compatible with other manufacturers’ Bluetooth Smart heart rate sensors? The Polar Team application can only be used with compatible Polar Bluetooth® Smart heart rate sensors H9/H10/OH1/OH1+ and Verity Sense. Reviewing an individual player’s data during a training session in Polar Team app During a training session, tap and hold a player to open their detailed training data including a heart rate curve. Using Polar H9/H10 heart rate sensor with other mobile applications during team training If you are using a H9/H10 with the Polar Team application and another mobile application at the same time, you need to set the visibility of H9/H10 "ON" in the settings of Polar Beat. Wearing the heart rate sensor Before starting the training session, make sure that everyone is wearing their heart rate sensors. The following instructions show how to wear a heart rate sensor correctly.Moisten the electrode areas of the strap.Attach the connector to the strap.Adjust the strap length to fit tightly but... Where is the Polar Team application available? The Polar Team application is available in the App Store in:AustraliaAustriaBahrainBelarusBelgiumBrazilBulgariaCanadaChileColombiaCosta RicaCroatiaCyprusCzech RepublicDenmarkEcuadorEgyptFinlandFranceGermanyGreeceGuatemalaHong KongHungaryIcelandIndiaIndonesiaIrelandIsraelItalyJapanKazakhstanKorea,... Why is the Polar Team application only for indoor use? The maximum line-of-sight coverage of Bluetooth® Smart transmission is around 60 meters (66 yards). In outdoor sports the fields are bigger so transmission from the heart rate sensors to the iPad can be lost and training data cannot be saved with full reliability. Therefore the Polar Team...