t6c Heart Monitor Pairing

[mrjamestx]

I have purchased a backup heart monitor and cannot get it paired to my existing t6c. The old monitor is still functioning. Are step by step instructions available anywhere.

[tricone]

Originally Posted by mrjamestx

I have purchased a backup heart monitor and cannot get it paired to my existing t6c. The old monitor is still functioning. Are step by step instructions available anywhere.

I had the same issue until I found the following instructions on the web. Now, my new Comfort Belt functions properly with my T6.

1. Remove the battery from the transmitter belt.

2. Short-circuit the - and + metal plates in the battery compartment by putting the battery in UPSIDE down for 4 - 5 seconds.. just hold it there... now pop it OUT.

3. Select Pair in the Training menu of your Suunto t6.

4. Select Hr belt. The message "TURN ON NEW DEVICE" is displayed.

5. Insert the battery in the battery compartment - don't worry about the hatch for now, just HOLD IT and wait for acknowledgement. Within 30 seconds either "PAIRING COMPLETE", or, if pairing failed, "NO DEVICES FOUND" is displayed.

6. If pairing is successful, close the battery compartment cover. If pairing fails and no devices can be found, remove the battery and repeat steps 2-6.

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