Maintaining Your Mio Link; Charging The Battery - Mio LINK Complete User Manual

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Stay 10 meters (30 feet) away from other ANT+™ or Bluetooth® sensors and devices.
Pairing With Apps
1. If you want to pair through ANT+™, plug in the ANT+™ dongle.
2. If you want to pair through Bluetooth® Smart technology, turn on the Bluetooth® function of
your device.
3. Turn on Heart Rate Mode on your Mio LINK.
4. Open the app that you would like to pair with. Instructions vary for each app, but typically, you
can add or scan for a heart rate sensor within the app's settings.
5. Repeat the above pairing process for each app. After pairing is complete, your LINK will
automatically be recognized each time you use the app.
Note: To pair with an Android app through Bluetooth® Smart, all of the following requirements must
be met:
o Your device must be running an Android 4.3 or newer operating system.
o Your device must be Bluetooth® Smart Ready.
o The app must support Bluetooth® Smart technology.
Pairing With Receiving Devices Such As Bike Computers
Instructions vary for each device. Follow the instructions for receiving heart rate data from a chest strap;
your device will register the Mio LINK heart rate band.

Maintaining Your Mio LINK

Charging The Battery

Mio LINK contains a rechargeable lithium polymer battery. Follow these instructions and guidelines to
maintain the battery lifespan.
If you do not follow these guidelines, the battery life could be shortened and there is the risk of damage
to your LINK, risk of fire, risk of electrolyte leaks and chemical burns, and risk of injury.
Battery Status
There are two ways to see the battery level of your Mio LINK:
1. The LED light will light up and indicate the battery level every time you turn on or turn off Heart
Rate Mode.
COLOUR
Cyan
Yellow
Red (flash twice)
2. On the display screen of the Mio GO app.
Note: Your LINK must be connected to Mio GO to use this option
● Battery is charged
● Battery level is below 30%
● Battery level is low and unable to provide heart rate measurement
BATTERY POWER