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Polar account is your ticket to all the Polar services out there for which you need to sign in, such as
Polar Flow web service and polarpersonaltrainer.com.
3. Enter settings:
Fill in your physical settings. Be precise with them. When the settings are correct, you'll get personal
guidance and accurate interpretation of your daily activity and training sessions.
Select the time format you'd like to see on the Polar Loop 2 display. Choose the wrist you'll be wearing
the bracelet on - it determines the display orientation.
We recommend wearing the bracelet on your non-dominant hand to get the most accurate results.
And finally select your activity level to get a suitable daily activity goal for you.
You can edit your settings any time at the Polar Flow web service and the mobile app.
4. Start syncing by clicking Done and the settings will be synced between the Polar Loop 2 and the
Polar Flow web service.
Wait until syncing is completed, before you unplug your Polar Loop 2. When completed, the Polar Loop
2 display will show a check mark and change to charging symbol as it charges. The Diary of the Polar
Flow web service opens on your computer screen.
If there is a firmware update available for your Polar Loop 2, we recommend you install it at this
stage. For more information, see
Now you can start customizing the bracelet size or charge your Polar Loop 2 full. If the battery is not fully
charged when you unplug your Polar Loop 2, remember to charge it full later.
For more information on the web service, see chapter
Firmware
update.
Polar Flow Web
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Service.
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