User manual CAT EYE E-TRAIN DATA

[. . . ] Instruction Manual for Windows 2000 ver. 2 English Edition 2. 0e for Windows 95/98/2000 INTRODUCTION Thank you very much for purchasing the Cat Eye MSC Download Kit. MSC Download Kit contains the software "e-Train Data" and the interface unit that connects the Cat Eye MSC heart rate computers to your PC. The data stored in your MSC heart rate computer is downloaded to your PC through e-Train Data. The data can further be arranged into a different format using other software. [. . . ] Specify Range (S) - The data in the specified range is shown in the information panel 1. Calibration (C) ------ The calibration of the horizontal axis can be changed. (Refer to page 21. ) Mark Clear (M) ----- The anchored markline on the graph is cleared. Record memory data Pop-up menu Sub menu Lap data H. R. target zone e-Train DataTM 15 Screen of lap data When lap data alone is opened, the following screen appears. Tool bar Information panel 1 Date Total number of lap Information panel 2 Graph area heart rate cadence speed Information panel The downloaded date and the total number of lap is shown here. The information panel 2 shows the data where the cursor now points. Graph area The data of each lap point is shown: speed (blue), heart rate (red) and cadence (green). Note: If your MSC-unit does not have cadence function, cadence data does not appear. Note: You cannot superimpose other data over the lap data graph. 16 e-Train DataTM Screen of heart rate target zone When heart rate target zone data alone is opened, each zone's upper limit, lower limit and zone stay time is shown in the table format. (Or choose [Tool] ­ [Specify Range] from the main menu; or choose [Specify Range] from pop-up menu. ) 2. Click the starting point of the range; a line appears on that point. Start time Start point 3. Another line appears on that point. Maximum/minimum/average figure of the specify range Specified range End point End time In the information panel 1, the "partial range" tab shows the maximum, minimum and average figure of the specified range. When heart rate target zone data is superimposed over the graph, the zone stay time and its ratio for each zone also appears in the information panel 1. To clear the specified range, click the [Specify Range] button again. 18 e-Train DataTM Zooming graph 1. (Or choose [Edit] ­ [Zoom] from the menu bar; or choose [Zoom] from pop-up menu. ) 2. Then click the end point. Start time Start point End point End time In the information panel 1, the "visible range" tab shows the maximum, minimum and average figure of the zoomed range. When heart rate target zone data is superimposed over the graph, the zone stay time and its ratio for each zone also appears in the information panel 1. Maximum/minimum/average figure of the zoomed area Laterally-zoomed graph In order to zoom the graph, you must designate the range that has more than two data points. If the range has only one data point, the alert message appears. e-Train DataTM 19 Reducing graph 1. Click [Reduce] button in the toolbar. The zoomed graph is restored to its previous state. (Or choose [Edit-] ­ [Reduce] from the menu bar; or choose [Reduce] from the pop-up menu. ) Reference: This operation restores the graph to its previous state. To return the graph to its original state, you should do the reducing operation the same number of times as the zooming oepration. 20 e-Train DataTM Changing horizontal axis 1. (Or choose [Edit] ­ [Change The Horizontal Axis] from the menu bar. ) The horizontal axis changes from Time to Distance. Distance 2. It changes from Distance to Time. Time Changing calibration in horizontal axis The setting of the horizontal axis can be changed. Enter the calibration's interval and the gauge's starting point. [. . . ] Choose the correct communication port from [Edit] ­ [Properties] of the menu bar. Hold down Lap button of the MSC-unit while it is showing the readout screen. When download starts, the data is fast-forwarded on the screen of the MSC-unit. If the data is not fast-forwarded, refer to page 32 or the user manual of your MSC-unit, and set the MSC-unit correctly. [. . . ]