Some Android devices have ANT+ built-in. However, to use our Group Fitness application with ANT+ heart rate monitors you always need an external ANT+ stick with a USB OTG cable.
In addition to the ANT stick and the USB OTG cable you need to install the following applications:
Make sure “Recording” is enabled in the Settings of the Group Fitness application.
Calories are shown for registered users only.
Also make sure the weight and age are correctly set for the users. Check the weight unit system in the Settings of the application to make sure that it is the one you want.
Calories are calculated by the application, not by the heart rate monitor.
TRIMP (TRaining IMPulse) is a metric based on heart rate that is designed to capture the training load generated by an activity in a single number. TRIMP can be used to evaluate the effect of training over time. We use the TRIMP exponential heart rate scaling formula.
yes, you can reuse the heart rate monitors (loaners) and assign them to different clients.
Each heart rate monitor has a unique identifier. You’ll need to assign that heart rate monitor to a different user. To manage this use case, we recommend you use our Cloud services.
This is the getting started guide: SelfLoops Cloud Services
Our Group Fitness application work on Android and iOS.
In Android you use the Google Play store to download and update the applications. Please follow Google support pages for more info on how to update downloaded apps.
In iOS (iPad and iPhone), you update the apps using the App store application on the device. You can also turn on automatically download.
Each heart rate monitor has a unique identifier built-in.
The device number must be associated with a user. Once the association is made, every time a person will wear that heart rate monitor, our application will automatically recognize him. This must only be done once.
Finding the Heart Rate Monitor Device Number
Our cloud services make it easy to manage the associations and keep your data safe. All your data in our cloud services are backed up. If you change or break your device you can easily recover all your data with the press of a button.
yes, you can do it using HDMI video splitters.
164ft (50m). It also depends on the specific heart rate monitors used.
However, Selfloops repeaters can be used to extend the range of the heart rate monitor signals. WiFi coverage of the area is required.
The Plus, the Premium versions can connect to over 40 people at the same time.
With all the applications you can store and manage an unlimited number of users.
