Why is my PolarFT4 chirping during a workout?

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Hi Everyone,

Some of you may have seen my post yesterday about cleaning and caring for a Polar FT4, which I just got yesterday. I noticed yesterday and today that during my workout, I keep hearing it chirp. I have no idea if it does this when my heart rate changes to a certain level or what. Do any of you know why it does this?

Thanks a bunch!

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  • LOVEthighSELF
    LOVEthighSELF Posts: 104 Member
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    yea it chirps when you aren't in your target range! if it bugs u- turn the sound off.
  • JBennis1013
    JBennis1013 Posts: 377 Member
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    you are out of your target heart rate zone...
  • skingszoo
    skingszoo Posts: 412 Member
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    If you go under your target HR it beeps. I turned my sound off.
  • MsLisaB
    MsLisaB Posts: 256
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    You can set an upper and lower HR to define a target HR zone. The watch will beep if you are above or below this zone as a cue for you to either increase or decrease your effort. If you aren't using this function I'd suggest turning off the sound.
  • bjshooter
    bjshooter Posts: 1,174 Member
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    Yeah its above or below target heart rate. Mine is 125-165, But my heart rate is 125 just standing up, so with exercise its always over, I just ignore it.
  • lacroyx
    lacroyx Posts: 5,754 Member
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    it's cheerping you on! >.>
    nah as others said it's a setting you can turn off in the settings.
  • Lisamarie7574
    Lisamarie7574 Posts: 70 Member
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    Thanks, everybody, for solving the mystery!!! I don't even know what my target heart range is, though I've flipped through it on the menu on the watch.

    I appreciate the help!
  • Lisamarie7574
    Lisamarie7574 Posts: 70 Member
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    I personally like the "Cheerping you on!" reply! Thanks for that one!
  • MsLisaB
    MsLisaB Posts: 256
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    it's cheerping you on! >.>
    nah as others said it's a setting you can turn off in the settings.

    I like this answer :happy: