AS 97 - Pedometer BEURER - Free user manual and instructions

Technical Features	Digital pedometer with LCD screen, measures number of steps, distance traveled, calories burned.
Usage	Easy to use, worn on the belt or in a pocket, ideal for tracking daily physical activity.
Maintenance and Repair	Regularly clean with a soft cloth, avoid exposure to moisture, replace batteries when necessary.
Safety	Do not expose to extreme temperatures, do not immerse in water, use only batteries recommended by the manufacturer.
General Information	Compatible with walking and running activities, lightweight and compact, ideal for users of all ages.

Frequently Asked Questions - AS 97 BEURER

How do I reset the BEURER AS 97 pedometer?

To reset the pedometer, press and hold the \"Reset\" button for about 3 seconds until the display flashes.

Why won\'t the pedometer turn on?

Check that the battery is correctly inserted and not depleted. Replace the battery with a new one if necessary.

How do I change the measurement units on the BEURER AS 97?

To change the measurement units, access the settings menu by holding down the \"Mode\" button and select the desired unit (metric or imperial).

Does the pedometer count steps when walking or running?

Yes, the BEURER AS 97 is designed to count the steps you take whether you are walking or running.

How do I sync the pedometer with a mobile app?

Download the compatible app on your smartphone, enable Bluetooth on your device, then follow the app instructions to sync the pedometer.

What should I do if the pedometer shows incorrect data?

Make sure the pedometer is properly attached to your belt or clothing. If the problem persists, reset the device and check the calibration settings.

Is the BEURER AS 97 waterproof?

The BEURER AS 97 pedometer is water-resistant but not designed to be submerged. Avoid wearing it while swimming.

How can I view my step statistics on the pedometer?

Press the \"Mode\" button to navigate through different statistics such as step count, distance traveled, and calories burned.

USER MANUAL AS 97 BEURER

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Read these instructions for use carefully and keep them for later use, be sure to make them accessible to other users and observe the information they contain.

1. Getting to know your device..... 41
2. Signs and symbols 44
3. Notes 45
4. Initial use 47
5. Charging the battery 48
6. Functions....50
   6.1 Overview of functions ..... 50
   6.2 Time/date/battery indicator ....55
   6.3 Heart rate ....55
   6.4 Steps/movements ..... 56
   6.5 Calories burned .....56
   6.6 Distance covered 56
   6.7 Active time 57
   6.8 Progress towards daily target 57
   6.9 Stopwatch 57

6.10 Alarm 58
6.11 Messages ....58
6.12 Calls 59
6.13 Sleep mode 60
6.14 Activity alarm......61
6.15 Activating/deactivating Bluetooth® 62
6.16 Smartphone search ......63
6.17 Remote timer for smartphone camera 64
7. Transferring data to your smartphone 66
8. Replacement parts and wearing parts 66
9. Cleaning 67
10. Frequently asked questions..... 67
11. Disposal 72
12. Technical data....73

Included in delivery

Check that the exterior of the delivery cardboard packaging is intact and make sure that all components are present. Before use, ensure that there is no visible damage to the device or accessories and that all packaging material has been removed. If you have any doubts, do not use the device and contact your retailer or the specified Customer Service address.

1 x Instructions for use
1 x Activity sensor wrist band
1 x USB charging cable

1. Getting to know your device

Dear customer,

Thank you for choosing one of our products. Our name stands for high-quality, thoroughly tested products for applications in the areas of heat, weight, blood pressure, blood glucose, body temperature, pulse, gentle therapy, massage and air. Please read these instructions for use carefully and keep them for later use. Be sure to make them accessible to other users and observe the information they contain.

With kind regards,

Your Beurer team

Why wear an activity sensor?

Exercise is a prerequisite for leading a healthy life. Physical activity keeps you fit and lowers the risk of heart disease and circulation problems. Exercising helps you to lose weight and you will notice that your well-being improves. Physical activity covers all exercises that use up energy. As a result, daily activities such as walking, cycling, climbing the stairs and household chores play an important part. The AS 97 activity sensor enables you to objectively assess and record your daily motion activity. In this way, it can also motivate you to increase your daily exercise. The activity sensor also has a sensor for measuring your heart rate. This allows you to measure your heart rate in real time on your wrist.

With the free “beurer HealthManager” app, you can easily transfer your motion activity from the activity sensor to your smartphone. This means that you can easily get a clear view of your recordings on your smartphone at any time. You can view the heart rate records via live tracking (only possible using the app), for example using the Runtastic app or similar sports apps. You can also be notified of messages (e.g. text message or WhatsApp) or calls received, all with the convenience of a device worn on the wrist. As a result, you see key information at a glance and keep up to date with all your notifications.

The activity sensor in combination with the “beurer HealthManager” app offers the following functions:

• Display of time and date
• Heart rate measurement
- Display of daily step count, distance, calories burned, active time and progress towards daily target (in %)
• Overview of individual sleep phases
- Vibration alarm
- Move reminder
- Notifications for calls and messages (e.g. text message or WhatsApp).
- Stopwatch
- Smartphone search
- Remote timer for smartphone camera

System requirements:

For the "beurer HealthManager" app

- iOS ≥ 8.0 /

Android™ ≥ 4.4

- Bluetooth ^® ≥ 4.0

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Data transfer via Bluetooth® wireless technology

The activity sensor uses Bluetooth® low energy technology, frequency band 2.4000–2.4835 GHz, the maximum transmission power emitted in the frequency band <20 dBm, compatible with Bluetooth® 4.0 smartphones/tablets.

Technical information is subject to change without notification to allow for updates.

2. Signs and symbols

The following symbols appear in these instructions for use and on the device:

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3. Notes

WARNING

Avoid contact with sun cream and similar substances as these could damage the plastic parts.

• Keep packaging material away from children. Choking hazard!
• The activity sensor is protected against temporary water pressure of 3 ATM (corresponds to approx. 3 bar or a theoretical water column of 30 m). The activity sensor is protected against splashes of water, e.g. rain. During showering or immersion of the activity sensor, it is possible in rare cases that the water pressure may be

too high and cause damage to the activity sensor. Use when swimming is not recommended. The activity sensor should not be submerged.

• The activity sensor contains magnets. Therefore, consult your doctor before using the activity sensor if you have a pacemaker, defibrillator or any other electronic implant.
• Consult a doctor before you start a new training programme.
• This device is not a medical device. The measured values and the heart rate measurement of the activity sensor are not suitable for diagnosing, treating, curing or preventing illnesses.

Notes on handling batteries

• If your skin or eyes come into contact with battery fluid, rinse the affected areas with water and seek medical assistance.
• Protect batteries from excessive heat.
• Risk of explosion! Never throw batteries into a fire.
• Fully charge the battery prior to initial use (see Section 5).
• Do not disassemble, open or crush the batteries.

• Only use chargers specified in the instructions for use.

• Batteries must be charged correctly prior to use. The instructions from the manufacturer and the specifications in these instructions for use regarding correct charging must be observed at all times.

• Fully charge the battery at least every 6 months.

4. Initial use

To use the activity sensor for the first time, press and hold the button for 5 seconds. If the activity sensor cannot be switched on, the battery in the activity sensor is flat. Charge the battery as described in Chapter 5 “Charging the battery”.

1. Ensure that your smartphone is connected to the Internet.
2. Activate Bluetooth ^® on your smartphone.
3. Download the free “beurer HealthManager” app from the Apple App Store (iOS) or from Google Play (Android ^TM ).

Depending on the smartphone settings, additional charges may be incurred for connecting to the Internet or transferring data.

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1. Start the “beurer HealthManager” app and follow the instructions. In the settings menu of the app, select and connect the AS 97. A randomly generated six-digit PIN code is displayed on the activity sensor, and at the same time an input field appears on the smartphone in which you must enter this six-digit PIN code. After successfully connecting, you can set your personal data. If desired, you can activate/set alarms, be notified of calls/messages or activate/set a move reminder.

Tips for successfully pairing the activity sensor with your smartphone

• Position the smartphone as close as possible to your activity sensor.
• Maintain a distance of 30 m from other Bluetooth® sensors/devices.

5. Charging the battery

When the battery level indicator on the activity sensor shows an empty battery, you need to charge the battery. To charge the battery, proceed as follows:

1. Turn on your computer and insert the USB plug of your USB charging cable into the USB socket.

2. Connect the magnetic fastening of the USB charging cable to your activity sensor as shown. Ensure that the charging cable is positioned correctly. Only then will the battery be charged.

3. The current charge status is shown by the battery status indicator. It usually takes approx. 3 hours to fully charge the battery. Once the device's battery is fully charged, the word FULL appears on the display.

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WARNING

Do NOT charge the activity sensor if the two charger contacts on the rear of the device are wet. If necessary, carefully dab the two charger contacts dry with a cloth. If a battery leaks, put on protective gloves and dispose of the device.

6. Functions

6.1 Overview of functions

The activity sensor has the following functions: Time, date and battery state, heart rate measurement, pedometer, calories burned, distance covered, active time, daily target, stopwatch, alarm, move reminder, sleep mode, message/call notification, smartphone search and remote timer for smartphone camera.

The values are reset to zero every day at midnight. The counting then starts again from the beginning.

To switch between the individual functions, press the button on the activity sensor.

graph TD
    A["Heart rate (see page 52)"] --> B["Long button press (3 seconds)"]
    B --> C["Time/date/battery indicator"]
    C --> D["14:25 OFF"]
    D --> E["Heart rate"]
    E --> F["Short (1 second)"]
    F --> G["Steps"]
    G --> H["Calories burned"]
    H --> I["Distance"]
    I --> J["0:45"]
    J --> K["Active time"]
    K --> L["Stopwatch"]
    L --> M["Progress towards daily target"]
    M --> N["60%"]
    N --> O["Stopwatch menu (see page 54)"]
    O --> P["Long button press (3 seconds)"]
    P --> Q["Sleep mode (see page 52)"]
    Q --> R["Sleep mode"]
    R --> S["Alarm"]
    S --> T["Stopwatch"]
    T --> U["Progress towards daily target"]
    U --> V["Active time"]
    V --> W["Stopwatch menu (see page 53)"]
    W --> X["Long button press (3 seconds)"]
    X --> Y["Sleep mode"]
    Y --> Z["Sleep mode"]

Heart rate

graph LR
    A["Heart Symbol"] -->|automatically| B["Heart Symbol 80"]
    B -->|long (3 Seconds)| C["OFF"]

Heart rate search Heart rate Heart rate off

Sleep mode

graph TD
    A["14:25 AM 30"] --> B["Sleep mode"]
    B --> C["Press and hold for 3 seconds"]
    C --> D["Sleep mode activated"]
    D --> E["automatically"]
    E --> F["10:45"]
    F --> G["Press and hold for 3 seconds"]
    G --> H["Sleep mode off"]
    H --> I["automatically"]
    I --> J["Sleep mode off"]

Multimedia menu

graph TD
    A["OFF"] -->|long (3 seconds)| B["FIND PHONE"]
    B -->|long (3 seconds)| C["CAMERA"]
    C -->|long (3 seconds)| D["RETURN"]
    D --> E["back"]
    E --> F["Short press button (1 second)"]
    F --> G["ON"]
    F --> H["FIND PHONE"]
    F --> I["CAMERA"]
    F --> J["Bluetooth® on"]
    F --> K["Smartphone rings and vibrates"]
    F --> L["Open smartphone camera / activate remote timer"]
    F --> M["Time / Date / Battery indicator"]

Stopwatch menu

graph TD
    A["Open stopwatch"] -->|short (1 second)| B["Start"]
    B --> C["Long key press (3 seconds)"]
    C --> D["Stopwatch (running)"]
    C --> E["Stopwatch (reset)"]
    F["Start"] --> G["Stopwatch"]
    H["Start"] --> I["Pause"]
    J["Stopwatch"] --> K["Stopwatch (running)"]
    L["Stopwatch"] --> M["Stopwatch (reset)"]
    N["Start"] --> O["Stopwatch"]
    P["Start"] --> Q["Stopwatch"]
    R["Start"] --> S["Stopwatch"]
    T["Start"] --> U["Stopwatch"]
    V["Start"] --> W["Stopwatch"]
    X["Start"] --> Y["Stopwatch"]
    Z["Start"] --> AA["Stopwatch"]
    AB["Start"] --> AC["Stopwatch"]
    AD["Start"] --> AE["Stopwatch"]
    AF["Start"] --> AG["Stopwatch"]
    AH["Start"] --> AI["Stopwatch"]
    AJ["Start"] --> AK["Stopwatch"]
    AL["Start"] --> AM["Stopwatch"]
    AN["Start"] --> AO["Stopwatch"]
    AP["Start"] --> AQ["Stopwatch"]
    AR["Start"] --> AS["Stopwatch"]
    AT["Start"] --> AU["Stopwatch"]
    AV["Start"] --> AW["Stopwatch"]
    AX["Start"] --> AY["Stopwatch"]
    AZ["Start"] --> BA["Stopwatch"]
    BB["Start"] --> BC["Stopwatch"]
    BD["Start"] --> BE["Stopwatch"]
    BF["Start"] --> BG["Stopwatch"]
    BH["Start"] --> BI["Stopwatch"]
    BJ["Start"] --> BK["Stopwatch"]
    BL["Start"] --> BM["Stopwatch"]
    BN["Start"] --> BO["Stopwatch"]
    BP["Start"] --> BQ["Stopwatch"]
    BR["Start"] --> BS["Stopwatch"]
    BT["Start"] --> BU["Stopwatch"]
    BV["Start"] --> BW["Stopwatch"]
    BX["Start"] --> BY["Stopwatch"]
    BZ["Start"] --> CA["Stopwatch"]
    CB["Start"] --> CC["Stopwatch"]
    CD["Start"] --> CE["Stopwatch"]
    CF["Start"] --> CG["Stopwatch"]
    CH["Start"] --> CI["Stopwatch"]
    CJ["Start"] --> CK["Stopwatch"]
    CL["Start"] --> CM["Stopwatch"]
    CN["Start"] --> CO["Stopwatch"]
    CP["Start"] --> CY["Stopwatch"]
    CZ["Start"] --> DA["Stopwatch"]
    DB["Start"] --> DC["Stopwatch"]
    DD["Start"] --> DE["Stopwatch"]

6.2 Time/date/battery indicator

The activity sensor displays the current time, date and battery state. Once the activity sensor has been synchronised with the smartphone, the current time and date on the smartphone are transferred to the activity sensor. If appears at the top of the display, the activity alarm is activated. You can find more information about the activity alarm in the “Activity alarm” section.

If 📄 appears at the top of the display, an alarm is activated. If 📋 is continuously illuminated at the top of the display, the activity sensor is connected with the app via Bluetooth®. If 📋 flashing, Bluetooth ® is activated on the activity sensor, but not connected to the app. If 📋 does not appear in the display, Bluetooth ® is deactivated on the activity sensor.

6.3 Heart rate

The activity sensor has an optical sensor that helps you to measure your heart rate in real time. To start the heart rate measurement, press the button on the activity sensor repeatedly until it appears in the display.

Press and hold the button for 3 seconds. Appears in the display. The activity sensor starts to record the heart rate. Once the activity sensor has recorded a heart rate, the measured value appears in the display

pears in the display. The activityactivity sensor has recorded a heart

If the activity sensor does not record a heart rate, it appears in the display. In this case, check whether the light sensor on the rear has sufficient contact with the skin and is free of skin particles and dust. Then press the button again to activate the heart rate measurement.

6.4 Steps/movements

The activity sensor shows movements in steps. The steps are recorded with a 3D sensor inside the activity sensor.

6.5 Calories burned

The activity sensor calculates your calories burned using the details you have entered in the app (height, age, gender, weight) and the steps you have taken. When you wake up in the morning, the activity sensor will already show a figure for the number of calories burned, as your body also burns calories whilst resting. The device automatically includes the number of calories burned during resting.

6.6 Distance covered

The activity sensor calculates your stride length using the height you have entered in the app. You can also individually adjust the stride length. The activity sensor then uses the stride length and the number of steps to cal-

culate the distance you have covered. The distance displayed is only a rough guide and does not necessarily correspond to the actual distance.

6.7 Active time

The active time shows you how long you have been active. The active time only counts the time during which you have been moving.

6.8 Progress towards daily target

You can set a daily target in the settings of the “beurer HealthManager” app (e.g. 10,000 steps). You can see the current progress towards the set daily target (in %) on the display of the activity sensor.

6.9 Stopwatch

To start the stopwatch, proceed as follows:

1. Press the button on the activity sensor repeatedly until "STOP WATCH" appears in the display
2. Press and hold the button on the activity sensor for 3 seconds. 📄 appears in the display.
3. To start the stopwatch, press the button on the activity sensor.
4. To pause the stopwatch, press the button on the activity sensor again.

0:45 60% STOP WATCH

1. To exit the stopwatch and return to the main menu, press and hold the button on the activity sensor for 3 seconds.

If you return to the main menu when the stopwatch is running, the stop-watch continues to run in the background.

If you return to the main menu when the stopwatch is paused, the stop-watch will be reset. Sopears again in the display the next time the

stopwatch is opened.

6.10 Alarm

You can set different alarm times via the “beurer HealthManager” app. As soon as the alarm time is reached, the activity sensor starts to vibrate.

6.11 Messages

You can be notified via the display of the activity sensor when you receive messages (e.g. text message or WhatsApp) via push on your smartphone. The prerequisites for this are that the activity sensor is connected to your smartphone via Bluetooth® and the “beurer HealthManager” app is installed. When a message is received, the name of the sender appears in the display initially. If you press the button, part of the message appears in the display.

10:45 rainbow

By pressing the button again, you can continue reading the message. With longer messages, the entire content is not displayed.

graph LR
    A[" rainbow "] -->|Press button Press Button| B[" Hello, this is a test massage, I should be new acti "]
    B --> C[" ty Tracker "]

The notifications only appear on the display of the activity sensor if you have activated the “push function” on your smartphone.

If the senders are stored on your smartphone with their name and number, the name will be displayed.

6.12 Calls

In the settings of the “beurer HealthManager” app you can choose to be notified of calls on the activity sensor. The prerequisites for this are that the activity sensor is connected to your smartphone via Bluetooth® and the “beurer HealthManager” app is installed.

6.13 Sleep mode

To measure your movements when you are asleep, switch the device to sleep mode before you go to sleep. To do so, press the activity sensor button for 3 seconds in the sleep mode display. After one second, the activity sensor automatically enters sleep mode. When you wake up in the morning, press and hold the button on the activity sensor for approx. 3 seconds to switch off sleep mode on the activity sensor.

graph TD
    A["14:25 AM 20"] -->|Press and hold button for 3 seconds| B["Sleep mode activated"]
    B -->|automatically| C["10:45"]
    C -->|Press and hold button for 3 seconds| D["Sleep mode off"]
    D -->|Automatically| A

Optionally, you can use the app to set a time window during which the activity sensor automatically switches to sleep mode and subsequently returns to activity mode. You can also set a sleep reminder.

If you activate sleep mode while heart rate measurement is activated, the heart symbol is also displayed.

Important: Heart rate measurement is then only possible as live tracking (only via app), for example using the Runtastic app or similar sports apps.

Important: The activity sensor consumes significantly more power when heart rate measurement is activated. The battery of the activity sensor may be empty when you wake up and need to be charged.

6.14 Activity alarm

You can set a move reminder in the settings of the “beurer HealthManager” app. You can define a start and end time for when the move reminder is active, for example from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. You can also define an inactivity period. Then if you do not move within the set inactivity period, the activity sensor starts to

vibrate and appears in the display.

graph LR
    A["MOVE"] --> B["MOVE"]
    B --> C["MOVE"]

6.15 Activating/deactivating Bluetooth®

If you deactivate Bluetooth ^® , the activity sensor cannot be connected to the “beurer HealthManager” app.

To activate/deactivate Bluetooth® on the activity sensor, proceed as follows:

1. Press the button on the activity sensor twice. The number of steps appears in the display.
2. Press and hold the button on the activity sensor for 3 seconds. ON" appears in the display.
3. Press the button on the activity sensor. “OFF” appears in the display. Bluetooth® is now deactivated on the activity sensor. To reactivate Bluetooth®, press the button on the activity sensor again. “ON” appears in the display again.
4. To return to the main menu, press and hold the button on the activity sensor for 3 seconds. "FIND PHONE" appears in the display. Then hold the button on the activity sensor again for 3 seconds. "CAMERA" appears in the display. Now press and hold the button on the activity sensor again for 3 seconds. appears in the display. Now briefly press the button on the activity sensor. The main menu with the time, date and battery state appears on the display.

6.16 Smartphone search

If you cannot find your smartphone, you have the option of making the smartphone ring and vibrate using the activity sensor.

To make the smartphone ring and vibrate using the activity sensor:

• both devices must be connected via Bluetooth®
• sound and vibration must not be deactivated on the smartphone
• the distance between the two devices must be less than 5 metres
• the “beurer HealthManager” app must be open on the smartphone.

To start the smartphone search, proceed as follows:

1. Press the button on the activity sensor twice. The number of steps appears in the display.
2. Press and hold the button on the activity sensor for 3 seconds. Appears in the display.
3. Press and hold the button on the activity sensor again for 3 seconds. Appears in the display.

4. Now briefly press the button on the activity sensor. It appears in the display. The activity sensor now tries to find the smartphone. Once the activity sensor has found the smartphone, an alarm sounds on the smartphone and it starts to vibrate.

5. To cancel the smartphone search and return to the main menu, press and hold the button on the activity sensor for 3 seconds. 📄 appears in the display. Press and hold the button on the activity sensor again for 3 seconds. 🌐 appears in the display. Now briefly press the button on the activity sensor. The main menu with the time, date and battery state appears on the display.

6.17 Remote timer for smartphone camera

With the activity sensor, you can also trigger the smartphone camera. This allows you to easily and conveniently take photos without having to hold the smartphone in your hand.

To trigger the smartphone camera with the activity sensor:

• both devices must be connected via Bluetooth®
• the distance between the two devices must be less than 5 metres
• the “beurer HealthManager” app must be open on the smartphone.

To trigger the smartphone camera via the activity sensor, proceed as follows:

1. Open the "beurer HealthManager" app on your smartphone.
2. Press the button on the activity sensor twice. The number of steps appears in the display.

3. Press and hold the button on the activity sensor for 3 seconds. 🙏 appears in the display.

4. Press and hold the button on the activity sensor again for 3 seconds. 📊ND PHONE" appears in the display.

5. Press and hold the button on the activity sensor again for 3 seconds. "CAMERA" appears in the display.
6. Briefly press the button on the activity sensor. The camera app will open on your smartphone.
7. Briefly press the button on the activity sensor again. The camera app on the smartphone now takes a photo. With each subsequent brief press of the button the camera app takes another photo.
8. To return to the main menu, press and hold the button on the activity sensor for 3 seconds. ↔pears in the display . Now briefly press the button on the activity sensor. The main menu with the time, date and battery state appears on the display.

7. Transferring data to your smartphone

To transfer the recorded data from your activity sensor to the “beurer Health-Manager” app, proceed as follows:

1. Activate Bluetooth ^® on your smartphone and on the activity sensor.
2. Open the "beurer HealthManager" app.
3. Connect your activity sensor to the app. Your data is now automatically transferred to the smartphone.

8. Replacement parts and wearing parts

Replacement parts and wearing parts are available from the corresponding service address (according to the service address list). Please state the corresponding order number.

Designation Item number and/or order number

USB charging cable 163.164

9. Cleaning

Regularly clean your activity sensor with a damp cloth. Remove skin residue and dirt from the strap and especially from the contact surfaces on the inside of the strap so that the material is not damaged.

10. Frequently asked questions

What is the correct way to wear the activity sensor?

Wear the activity sensor on your left wrist if you are right-handed, or on your right wrist if you are left-handed.

What benefits does the activity sensor offer me?

Exercise is a prerequisite for leading a healthy life. Physical activity keeps you fit and lowers the risk of heart disease and circulation problems. Exercising helps you to lose weight and you will notice that your well-being improves. Physical activity covers all exercises that use up energy. As a result, daily activities such as walking, cycling, climbing the stairs and household chores play an important part. The activity sensor enables you to objectively assess and record your daily motion activity. In this way, it can also motivate you to increase your daily exercise. A daily quota of at least 7000–10,000 steps or 30 minutes of activity are ideal. (Source: according to WHO, Dr Catrine Tudor-Locke, Dr David R. Bassett Jr)

How does the activity sensor record my steps?

The activity sensor continually records your physical activity using the in-built 3D sensor. All your physical movements are then converted into steps. The information on the distance covered can therefore differ from the actual distance.

How can I analyse my activity and sleep data?

You can transfer your saved data to a smartphone (Android™ and iOS) via the Bluetooth® interface of your activity sensor, where you can then analyse it. To do so, you only need the free “beurer HealthManager” app on your smartphone.

The activity sensor uses Bluetooth ^® low energy technology, 2.4 GHz frequency band.

How do I synchronise my data with the app?

To transfer the recorded data from your activity sensor to the “beurer HealthManager” app, follow the instructions in Chapter 7 “Transferring data to your smartphone”.

The data transfer to the smartphone does not work.

There could be several reasons for this:

• Check that your smartphone/tablet is compatible with the “beurerHealthManager” app.
• The activity sensor is in “Sleep mode”. To exit “Sleep mode”, press and hold the button for 3 seconds. Appears on the display of the activity sensor.

• Bluetooth® is not activated on your smartphone. Activate Bluetooth® in your smartphone settings.
• The battery in the activity sensor is flat. If the activity sensor does not switch on, charge it with the USB charging cable supplied.
• Check that you are using the correct app. Data transfer is only possible with the “beurer HealthManager” app.
• The activity sensor is connected to another smartphone.
  Disconnect the activity sensor first before connecting it to another smartphone.

- iPhone:

If you are using an iPhone and the Bluetooth ^® connection cannot be established, first disconnect the Bluetooth ^® connection in the “beurer HealthManager” app. Then go to Bluetooth ^® in your iPhone settings and delete the AS 97 from the list of connected Bluetooth ^® devices. Now re-connect the AS 97 in the “beurer Health-Manager” app via Bluetooth ^® .

- Android™:

If you are using an Android ^™ smartphone and the Bluetooth ^® connection cannot be established, disconnect Bluetooth ^® in the “beurer HealthManager” app and then re-connect the AS 97.

When should I charge the battery in the activity sensor?

Charge the activity sensor battery if it is shown at the top of the display when pressing the button.

As soon as

wn on the display, a maximum battery power of 24 hours to continuously record data, never allow the battery to deplete

How do I correctly charge the battery in the activity sensor?

To charge the activity sensor correctly, follow the instructions in the Chapter “Charging the battery”.

Can I wear the activity sensor whilst cycling?

You can also wear the activity sensor whilst cycling. It is crucial that you wear the sensor correctly. You can wear the sensor on your leg or in a narrow or side trouser pocket. You should not wear it on your belt. Otherwise, data on the distance covered will deviate from the actual distance as the activity sensor will interpret all your physical movements as steps.

How many days/nights can the activity sensor record?

The activity sensor can record up to 15 days and 15 nights. If all memory spaces are full, the oldest recordings will be automatically overwritten. We therefore recommend that you carry out the data transfer at least once a week.

How do I activate sleep mode?

To do this, follow the instructions in the Chapter "Sleep mode".

How can I activate the vibration alarm?

Enter the desired alarm time in the “beurer HealthManager” app. Synchronise the activity sensor with the app after entering/changing the alarm time.

Can I also wear the activity sensor in the shower or whilst swimming?

The activity sensor is protected against temporary water pressure of 3 ATM (corresponds to approx. 3 bar or a theoretical water column of 30 m). The activity sensor is protected against splashes of water, e.g. rain. During showering or immersion of the activity sensor, it is possible in rare cases that the water pressure may be too high and cause damage to the activity sensor. Use when swimming is not recommended. The activity sensor should not be submerged.

How do I correctly dispose of the activity sensor?

You can find information about this in the Chapter "Disposal".

How can I clean the activity sensor?

Carefully clean the activity sensor from time to time using a damp cloth.

Where can I reorder the USB charging cable/fastening clip?

See Chapter "Accessories and wearing parts"

What is included in the delivery?

An activity sensor and a USB charging cable are included in the delivery.

What do the symbols on the activity sensor and packaging mean?

Please see the Chapter "Signs and symbols".

11. Disposal

Batteries must not be disposed of in the household waste. They may contain poisonous heavy metals and are subject to special refuse treatment.

- The codes below are printed on rechargeable batteries containing harmful substances:

Pb = Battery contains lead

Cd = Battery contains cadmium

Hg = Battery contains mercury

For environmental reasons, do not dispose of the device in the household waste at the end of its useful life.

Dispose of the device at a suitable local collection or recycling point. Dispose of the device in accordance with EC Directive – WEEE (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment).

If you have any questions, please contact the local authorities responsible for waste disposal.

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12. Technical data

• Weight: approx. 36 g (incl. cable)
• Suitable for wrist circumferences from approx. 14.5 to approx. 19.5 cm
• Battery: 150 mAh Li-ion polymer
• Battery life: max. 15 days in stand-by mode
• Permissible operating conditions: 10–40°C
• Memory capacity: 15 days
• Power supply: 5 V, 2 A
- Waterproof: 3 ATM
- Bluetooth® low energy technology, 2.4 GHz frequency band

We hereby guarantee that this product complies with the European RED Directive 2014/53/EU.

Please contact the specified service address ([e-mail]) to obtain detailed information, such as the CE Declaration of Conformity.

The word mark Bluetooth® and the associated logo are registered trademarks of Bluetooth SIG, Inc. Any and all use of these brands by Beurer GmbH is done so under licence. Other trademarks and trade names are the property of the relevant holder.

FRANÇAIS

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Remarques relatives aux batteries

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AVERTISSEMENT

STOP WATCH es. 0 0 0 0 0 0

6.10 Alarme

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Download on the App Store GARROW Google Play

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ADVERTENCIA

graph LR
    A["Heart with ECG"] -->|automático| B["Heart with ECG 80"]
    B -->|larga (3 seg.)| C["Heart with ECG OFF"]

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12. Datos técnicos

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12. Dati tecnici

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graph LR
    A["rainbow"] --> B["Hello, this is a test massage, I don't know his new Acti"]
    B --> C["ty Tracker"]

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12. Teknik veriler

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ПРЕДОСТЕРЕЖЕНИЕ

graph LR
    A["rainbow"] --> B["Hello, this is a test massage, I had to his new Acti"]
    B --> C["ty Tracker"]

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OSTRZEŻENIE

graph LR
    A["nance"] --> B["Hello, this is a test massage, I look at his new Acti"]
    B --> C["ny Tracker"]

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The Bluetooth ^® word mark and logos are registered trademarks owned by Bluetooth SIG, Inc. and any use of such marks by Beurer GmbH is under license. Other trademarks and trade names are those of their respective owners.

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Android is a trademark of Google Inc.

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