Are there any compatibility problems with using a Garmin ant+ heart monitor with this watch?
1090132
I do not know. I know it does not work with my Polar T31 coded heart monitor.
1090133
My garmin hr monitor connected, before the watch completely broke down after only 2 weeks.
1090134
I found this watch to be totally proprietary. The strap broke after less than 6 months and it is not obvious how it can be replaced. I have switched to the Garmin 920.
927104
When i first got it, I was able to connect it once. But due to the walls of my place and limited range, I stopped using it that way. I actually use a Garmin Edge 510, and import the data file that way. Other than that, I wasn't fond of the website that the ANT+ need to connect to. Also not all Garmin products connect to the scale. aka my Forerunner 220 doesn't have the feature. Although this a pain, I still use this scale and otherwise quite happy with its performance.
42939
Not sure. But I can tell you I would DEFINiTELY NOT recommend this watch to ANYONE. This is my third Garmin, and the other two worked fine - this model has some major defects that I don't think Garmin wants to acknowledge. I"m looking at Polar or Nike or anything else but Garmin for my next GPS.
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It depends on what devices you're going to be using. Garmin's cadence/speed sensors, and heart rate straps use ANT+, and seem to be the most common. If that's the case, this is what you'll need to pair your computer to the ANT+ devices, and allow you to use them with Trainer Road. It's also possible that the sensors you're going to be using are capable of Bluetooth Smart (BT 4.0). If that's the case, your computer may already be equipped to handle them. Wahoo Fitness makes cadence/speed, and heart rate sensors that are both ANT+ and Bluetooth 4.0 compatible. For more info, check out Trainer Road's "Getting Started" page. It depends on what devices you're going to be using. Garmin's cadence/speed sensors, and heart rate straps use ANT+, and seem to be the most common. If that's the case, this is what you'll need to pair your computer to the ANT+ devices, and allow you to use them with Trainer Road. It's also possible that the sensors you're going to be using are capable of Bluetooth Smart (BT 4.0). If that's the case, your computer may already be equipped to handle them. Wahoo Fitness makes cadence/speed, and heart rate sensors that are both ANT+ and Bluetooth 4.0 compatible. For more info, check out Trainer... » Read More It depends on what devices you're going to be using. Garmin's cadence/speed sensors, and heart rate straps use ANT+, and seem to be the most common. If that's the case, this is what you'll need to pair your computer to the ANT+ devices, and allow you to use them with Trainer Road. It's also possible that the sensors you're going to be using are capable of Bluetooth Smart (BT 4.0). If that's the case, your computer may already be equipped to handle them. Wahoo Fitness makes cadence/speed, and heart rate sensors that are both ANT+ and Bluetooth 4.0 compatible. For more info, check out Trainer Road's "Getting Started" page. « Show Less
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It's a bit of a hack, see http://www.johannesbader.ch/2014/06/track-your-heartrate-on-raspberry-pi-with-ant/. Otherwise, best to contact Suunto customer support via their website - http://www.suunto.com. Good luck.
531073
I've been using this kit with my Iphone 4s (Runtastic pro) without big issues. Sometimes, I had to pair the cardio strap with my phone when I realized the cardio frequency register seens weird for my usual pattern. In my oppinion, all the ANT + device could be used.
57412
maybe no problemi conneted sony smartphone with ant+and i see compatible with garmin edge series
247793
Yes, but there are some words that indicate it really pairs up best with a specific set of Timex watches. I started using my Timex Global Trainer with a Garmin Heart Rate Sensor strap and then, later, switched to the Timex strap. Both seem to work with the watch.
1371612
I do not know, but go to the Xterra Fitness web site and see if it is "ANT+" compatible. If the answer is yes, then it is.
576399
Yes. I have used it with older garmin heart rate monitors and it works fine. When you add an accessory there is a menu choice to scan for the new accessory and it will be added at that time.
1528475
If you look on the back case of your watch you should see to the left of the "ANT+" symbol M229. From the description..."is compatible with such heart rate watches as the Timex M229, M536, M560, M843, M844, and M878". I have the same watch and it linked up fine. Put the strap on before you synch with your watch.Good luck.
66679
I have a Timex Ironman (Trashman would be a better moniker for this $90 disappointment!) that has NEVER given me reliable performance and has basically just quit after 17 months of unreliable service. I'm reading enough negative reviews on the Polar F11, which had otherwise sounded promising, to dismiss risking money on that product as well! While I have little or no use for GPS, the Garmin 305 is starting to sound to me like the accurate, reliable heart rate monitor I'm looking for based on further reading!
594446
No. Only Wahoo's BlueHR heart rate monitor will work with this watch. TomTom does not support ANT+ accessories, only Bluetooth. Fortunately, there are a lot of options appearing on the market these days as the industry moves towards Bluetooth.
931223
It is working with Ant+ protocol so it might work technically, but, i am not sure it will work. My Garmin cadence pod didn't work with the Suunto watch and they are both Ant+. I think that different vendors won't allow different pods to work with their watches.
261110
I just tested it with Motorola. But from what I have researched, is not compatible with other heart monitors.
216590
Yes, it works with all ANT+ devices. The 310xt will read this Garmin ANT+ speed cadence sensor and any other ANT+ speed/cadence sensor. Good luck!
1448871
Hi. This watch works with Ant connection between watch and the heartrate monitor. Ant devises uses a frequency that doesn't work under water.