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The Nike+ SportBand User’s Guide
During Your Run
RECORDING A RUN
After your Link is charged, and you’ve customized the settings, disconnect the
Link from the USB port on your computer, and place it back in the SportBand.
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“recording”
animation bar
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Make sure the sensor is in your shoe. 1.
If not, lift the sockliner of the left shoe,
remove the foam insert from the
pocket underneath, and replace it with
the sensor, flat side up. (fig.21)
Establish the connection between the 2.
SportBand and your shoe sensor.
Press and hold the Record button on
the top of the SportBand for a full 3
seconds. (fig.22) A blinking shoe icon
will appear in the upper left hand
corner of the display, while it connects
to your shoe sensor. The display will
show the word WALK. Walk around to
make sure that your shoe sensor is
sending a signal. When a connection is
ready, the shoe icon will stop blinking
and you’ll see PUSH TO RUN.
Note: Be sure to walk around, and allow the shoe
sensor to send a signal to your SportBand. If you
don’t walk, the display will blink WALK for 30
seconds, and then automatically go to the current
time of day.
To start recording your run, simply 3.
press the Record button (fig. 23). A
bar will animate across the bottom of
the display, indicating that the
SportBand is recording. (fig.24) Note:
Press, but don’t hold and press, the
Record button to start recording. If you
press and hold the button, your run
will automatically end, and your info
won’t get recorded, or be available for
upload to nikeplus.com.
Start running!4.