EKHO WM-128 Heart Rate Monitor - Transmitter @ My Exercise Fitness

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EKHO WM-128 Heart Rate Monitor Accolades

Most Comfortable Heart Rate Monitor from Prevention Magazine
EKHO is the exclusive Heart Rate Monitor of the National Volunteer Firefighter Council
The New Leader in Heart Rate Monitors from Sportime
Fitness Must Haves for the New Year from Women's Health and Fitness

EKHO WM-128 Heart Rate Monitor Heart Rate Functions:

Current Heart Rate
Average Heart Rate
Max Heart Rate
21 Laps (Lap Time & Average Heart Rate Recall)
Target Zone
Time In/Above/Below Target Zone Recall
% of Max Heart Rate

EKHO WM-128 Heart Rate Monitor Calorie Functions:

Fat Burnt - In grams
Calorie Calculation - 0~9999 kcal
Total Calorie Counter - 0~99999 kcal

EKHO WM-128 Heart Rate Monitor and Transmitter Features:

Includes EKHO Transmitter
Includes Elastic Strap
Includes Bike Mount
Time (12-hour/24 hour)
Date (Day/Month/Year)
Stopwatch (H:MM:SS) 0:00:00 - 29:59:59 (Max 21 Laps)
Countdown Timer (H:MM:SS) 0:01:00 - 29:59:59
Warm Up Timer - User selectable, 5 minutes before training starts
Recovery Timer - User selectable, 5 minutes after training stopped
Alarm - Daily alarm, alarm for heart rate limits and target calorie goal
Height Input Range - 1'08"~8'02" (50~250cm)
Weight Input Range - 44~441 lb (20~200kg)
Age Input Range - 7-99 years old
Key Lock Function
Light
ECG Accurate
Comfortable Ultra-Slim Ergonomic Chest Belt transmitter
User changeable batteries
Interfaces with Heart Rate Interactive exercise equipment at home and in the gym

EKHO WM-128 Heart Rate Monitor Transmitter Features:

Current Heart Rate
Average Heart Rate
Target Zone (TZ) Programming
Audible and Visual Alarm for High/Low TZ
Out-of-Zone Visual Display
Audible Alarm OFF Mode
ECG Accurate
Calculates Calories Burned
Time of Day
Stopwatch

EKHO WM-128 Heart Rate Monitor 5 Year Warranty
Transmitter, Care and Tips:

Servicing Your Ekho Calorie Counting Heart Rate Monitor
We recommend all service be done by an authorized EKHO Service Center . Warranty does not cover any damage caused by service not authorized by EKHO. If your EKHO heart rate monitor is out of warranty and water resistance is not a concern, you may take your receiver to a local jeweler or battery replacement center for battery change only.

Is the transmitter belt worn correctly? The belt should be flat against the skin, with the EKHO logo right side up.
Are the electrodes on the transmitter moist? Moistening the transmitter electrodes is essential for good skin contact to obtain reliable and accurate readings.
Is the transmitter clean? Regular cleaning of the electrodes is recommended.
Is the receiver within a 3 foot range from the transmitter?
Are the heart rate signals very high and abnormal? Relocating the receiver may help. Check the list of sources of disturbances in this document below.
Check that there are no other transmitters within 3 feet.
Has the receiver battery been changed by an unauthorized party causing internal damage to the receiver? If not sealed properly, moisture can enter the receiver causing permanent damage to the internal components.
Have the buttons been pressed under water, causing leakage in the receiver?
The chemicals in some swimming pools and seawater may effect the ECG signal pick up by the transmitter resulting in abnormal readings.
The ECG signal strength varies depending on the individual's tissue composition. The percentage of people who have problems in heart rate measuring is higher in water environment than in normal use.
If you are a heart patient, have a second person use the unit under the same conditions and see if the problem still exists.
Sources of electromagnetic signals can cause erratic and faulty heart rate readings. Such sources include other heart rate monitors, televisions, computers, cars, electric motors, bike computers, mobile phones, antennas, high voltage power lines, electric/invisible fences and certain motor driven exercise equipment. The problem can usually be resolved by relocating the receiver. Static build up in certain clothing can also cause interference.