This user manual provides instructions for operating the Polar G1 GPS sensor, including battery installation, wearing, power modes, care, and technical…
The Polar G1 is a resilient, water-resistant GPS sensor designed to provide speed and distance data for outdoor sports. It uses wireless transmission technology to send data to compatible Polar training computers. The manual covers setup procedures such as inserting the AA battery and attaching the armband to the upper arm.
Operation involves turning the device on or off via a button press, with indicators showing power mode (low or full) and satellite signal acquisition. Users can switch between low and full power modes by pressing the button five times while activated. The sensor is water-resistant for rain and river crossings but does not function underwater.
| Accuracy (Distance) | +/-2% |
|---|---|
| Accuracy (Speed) | +/- 2km/h |
| Battery type | One AA sized battery |
| Operating temperature | -20 °C to +60 °C |
| Water resistance | 20 m |
Press the button for five flashes while the sensor is activated to change modes.
Use an AA-sized alkaline battery, or a lithium/rechargeable NiMH battery in temperatures 5°C and below.
Yes, it is water resistant to 20 meters and can be worn in rain or while crossing rivers.