Can I set it to beep when my heart rate goes above a specified beats per minute? (Will it beep at or above 100bpm if I set it do so? Can I set it to do that?)
1495242
Yes, it has both a high and low heart rate alarm. You can set your low range and your high range to stay in your target zone. If you are trying to stay below a rate, set the low below your resting heart rate (then it won't go off), then set the high at your limit.
1495243
Note that the question is if it will " beep." I just checked the instructions online and although the display will show an indication, it won't beep. You would have to look at the monitor to know if you're in or out of range- pretty impractical if you are running on a road or trail.
1495244
I don't think so. I've lost my instructions but I think I looked for that feature and didn't find it...
589091
No warning beep, but when time is up, you definitely can hear the beeping. I find that mine beeps for up to 1 minute beyond the set time before shutting off.
296823
Yes it does. You can set it to do as single run through of 2 intervals or set it to continuous where it runs through each interval continuously back to back. Believe you can also set it up to go off your heart rate, but I haven't played with that one yet. Hope this helps!!
2192986
Yes it does. I actually used this feature last night. It will 'beep' when the interval changes.
1183905
Good question but for some reason, mine doesn't beep. There is a switch on the back to select between beep and vibrate. However, when beep is selected, mine doesn't beep. I'm hoping it's just an issue with mine. It wasn't worth the hassle of returning it. I just use it set to vibrate.
1600992
Yes, there is a beep option. Alarm repeats ever couple of minutes for about a half hour in case you have been out of range, outside or such. I find the latter very helpful.
2130039
It has a timer. It is an adjustable on-off timer that you can set in 30 minute increments up to 7.5 hours. It does beep when you shut it off but it is a quick single beep. It beeps when you turn it on or off but again it is quick and not annoying.
1377877
Yes it beeps at each mile or km - whichever unit you set it to. And don't get caught up on the talk of it being tricky to connect to the cable. It's fine. Great running and cycling watch
384369
1. The battery lasts about 6-8 months...if you use it regularly like I do.2. Lap memory? If you are asking if you can recall what laps you've done the previous day, I would say yes....as long as you do not reset your lap count. 3.The monitor will tell you if your pulse is out of the 'zones' that you set for your heart range. There are 5 zones; from the lowest pulse range you want to be notified (with a constant beep), to the highest range (also with a beep).
1930360
I just checked this. The Exercise Timer starts as soon as the monitor finds a pulse. It pauses if it loses the HR signal, and resumes when it is found. It does not distinguish when you are in your target zone. ...Once you set your target HR zone, the display shows your current HR, what % of Max HR you are at, and an up or down arrow, indicating if you are above or below the zone you set for yourself. If you have Zone Alert set to On, then it also beeps every few seconds, when you are below or above the zone you set for yourself.
2141071
I'm not sure, I don't use this device any longer. However, I remember Option had a program on their website which allowed the user to change various settings in the device... It may allow you to disable the beep. Have a look at their website and see.
350991
It could do something like that. For an hour long meeting, you could do something like this:1. Set a 45 minute timer with a low beep with a one second duration2. Set a 5 minute timer with a low beep with a one second duration3. Repeat step 24. Set the last 5 minute timer (for a 60 minute total duration) with a large beep with a 1 second duration. At the end of the 60 minute program, the gymboss will give off beeps until given user input. Hopefully something like that works. You can tailor it how you see fit. Pun not intended.
2236066
1. The battery lasts about 6-8 months...if you use it regularly like I do. 2. Lap memory? If you are asking if you can recall what laps you've done the previous day, I would say yes....as long as you do not reset your lap count. 3.The monitor will tell you if your pulse is out of the 'zones' that you set for your heart range. There are 5 zones; from the lowest pulse range you want to be notified (with a constant beep), to the highest range (also with a beep).
283950
Yes, you can set the base unit to beep when there in a new message. The beep is not loud & it's volume cannot be changed, but it's loud enough to heat...
369813
Do you mean at the end of the time set? If so, no. Mine beeps for 30 or 60 seconds, when the set time is over.. I don't get any kind of 'reminders'.
236939
yes, you can set it so that it beeps if you go below a set point and also above a set point
1879776
I found the Set Temp feature to work as I understand your use. I have set the temperature for say 125 when say a roast is at room temperature and had it go off at 125. It is important that you both set the temperature and turn it on before the temperature gets to 125. If the temperature is 126 when you turn it on, the beep won't happen until the temp "arrives" at 125 whether that be an increase or decrease.