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- Page 1 Aria User Manual...
- Page 2 Notice This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Contents General Information ........................... 4 The Product ............................4 Box Contents ............................4 General Information ........................4 Age/Weight Restrictions ......................4 Safety Information ........................4 Pregnancy ............................5 Environmental Conditions ......................5 Lean mode ............................5 Getting Started ............................6 Setting Up Your Fitbit Aria ...................... -
Page 4: General Information
General Information The Product Thank you for purchasing your new fitbit Aria Wi-Fi Smart Scale. This booklet covers both the available models of the product, FB201W (White) and FB201B (Black). Box Contents Your Fitbit Aria Scale will contain: The Fitbit Aria Scale... -
Page 5: Pregnancy
Pregnancy The Aria Scale is safe for pregnant women to use. While weight data will be accurate, it will not likely be accurate for body fat % or BMI since there are dynamic psychological changes that occur during pregnancy. Environmental Conditions The scale is designed to operate in typical household temperatures and humidity levels It has been tested up to the following extremes:... -
Page 6: Getting Started
Getting Started 1. Go to www.fitbit.com/start and follow the link for the Aria set up. Then download the latest Aria installer software for your OS. 2. Run the installation file and follow onscreen instructions 3. After installation, you will be taken to the account setup screen. (include screen shots here) Setting Up Your Fitbit Aria Using a Wi-Fi Enabled Computer... -
Page 7: Setting Up Your Fitbit Aria On Your Mobile Device
5. Place your scale in setup mode by pulling on the small tab located on the bottom of your scale by the battery compartment. The scale’s display will read “SETUP ACTIVE”. If you already pulled the tab and the screen does not show “SETUP ACTIVE,”... -
Page 8: Using Your Fitbit Aria Scale
Using your Fitbit Aria Scale How it Works The Aria will measure your weight and body fat %. Your BMI is calculated and displayed on your Fitbit.com account and in the mobile apps. It uploads through your home wireless network to your account on Fitbit.com. -
Page 9: User's Initials
(Show screenshot here of sample body fat % reading) o This reading will only be displayed after you connect your Fitbit.com account with the scale. If you weigh yourself out of the box, it will show weight but will not have the required body data (height, age, gender) to give an accurate body fat reading. -
Page 10: Removing Users
Once an invited user has accepted their invite and linked their account with the scale, they’ll be able to use the scale and have it wirelessly upload to their Fitbit.com account. Even with multiple people using the scale, all assigned measurements will be private unless the user has changed their privacy settings to make them visible to friends or public. -
Page 11: Reassigning A Measurement To "Guest
Reassigning a Measurement to “Guest” If a measurement that isn’t yours gets uploaded to your account, you can reassign it. Go to your device settings page (http://www.fitbit.com/settings/device/scale), and click on the “Measurements” tab. Under the “People” column, click on the measurement you wish to reassign and select “Guest”... -
Page 12: Using The Website
Using the Website The Dashboard Weight Section What is displayed under weight section What you’ll see if Aria-only vs. Aria and Ultra Food Plan A Food Plan can be set up to help you achieve and maintain a weight goal. (Screenshot of Food Plan here) Your Food Plan is based on the calorie deficit needed to reach your weight goal: burn 500 calories more than you eat per day to lose 1 lb... -
Page 13: Log Tab
Log Tab Track My Food To find a food, enter the name in the search box. You can also add a brand name to narrow down the list, if there’s a brand. (Example screenshot of entering a food here) If you don’t see a matching result, there is a link to Add New Food in the suggested results list. - Page 14 o Enter a meal name and click Save. o The Meal Content page will open, allowing you to change the name and add foods to the meal. To log a previously-created meal, click the name of the meal from your favorites –...
- Page 15 such as weight lifting, cycling, yoga, or any other exercise activities where your body is relatively stationary. If you’re also using a Fitbit Ultra, the information from any logged activity will overwrite anything your Tracker measured for that time frame. Manually logging an activity will not double-count any information picked up during that time.
- Page 16 Sleep tracking only works for those users who also have a Fitbit Ultra. (Show screenshot of sample sleep graph here) To track sleep, use the Tracker’s activity tracking function. If you forget to start and stop your Tracker, you can enter the start and stop times on this page.
- Page 17 Individual measurements can be deleted from the Daily Measurements area by putting your mouse over the logged value and clicking the X that appears to the left. Premium members can add up to 6 more heart rate trackers by clicking on the Add new heart rate tracker link. Select a name and a color for the graphs and click the Add button.
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Page 18: Community Tab
Each custom tracker can be set up to accept a number or a Yes/No value. To set up a new custom tracker: o Click on the Log tab. o Click on the Add custom tracker link to the right of the Glucose tab. - Page 19 Select Save Settings to save your default settings so they will be displayed the next time you visit the page. Food, Activity, and Sleep Reports Your reports display the last completed week, displaying your logged items, total, averages and other relevant data to paint a complete picture of your week.
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Page 20: Premium Tab
Once your 12 week Fitness Plan is complete, you can immediately start a new one. The completed Fitness Plan will be available for review on the Trainer tab. With no completed Fitness Plans and your first Fitness Plan running, there is nothing to be displayed on the Trainer tab so it links to the Dashboard where the Fitness Plan is. -
Page 21: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Changing Your Network To change the network your scale is connected with, you’ll need to go through the setup process again. 1. Begin the setup process by running the Fitbit installer software. If you haven’t downloaded it yet, you can do so by going to www.fitbit.com/start and following the link for Aria setup. - Page 22 After launch we will ADD an option in device settings that allows people to decide if they want automatic or manually updated Firmware.
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Page 23: Specification (Http://Www.fitbit.com/Product/Aria/Specs)
Specification Sensors Weight and BMI Four load cells measure weight. BMI is calculated and displayed based on weight. Body composition The scale measures body mass using bioimpedance analysis. ITO electrodes form a pattern on the top of the scale, and send a small, safe signal through the body to measure impedance. Do not use if you have a pacemaker or other internal medical device, or are pregnant. - Page 24 Colors and materials Available in two colors Black White Materials Tempered glass platform ABS bottom housing Size and weight Height 12.3 inches (31.2 cm) Width 12.3 inches (31.2 cm) Depth 1.3 inches (33.4 mm) Weight 4 lbs, 4.3 oz (1.93 kg) Shipping weight Approx.
- Page 25 Display and controls Lighting Backlit display Displays Weight, body fat, BMI user selection Units lb, kg, st Measurement range 20–350 lbs (9–158 kg) User selection controls Tap left or right Multiple users and data sharing Automatic recognition of up to eight different people.. Data defaults to private but can be shared with other users of the scale.
- Page 26 Wireless sync Wireless 802.11b WEP / WPA / WPA2 personal security Scale connects to your wireless home network Automatic (DHCP) IP setup (static IP configuration not supported) Scale data syncs to your private account on Fitbit.com and the iPhone app. You can control how much and what data you share.
- Page 27 System requirements Setup To set up your scale the first time, you can use either a computer or a smartphone. No cables are necessary, but you will need access to your wireless router. Computer setup works with: Mac OSX 10.5.4+, 10.6, 10.7 XP, Vista, Windows 7+ Mobile setup works with: iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad running iOS 4, 5...
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Page 28: Environmental Requirements
Environmental requirements You will get the most reliable readings on a hard surface (not carpet). Operating condition: 0–56° C Relative humidity: 0–95% Aria is designed to work in a humid bathroom environment. Some condensation on the scale is expected (due to hot showers, etc.) and will not damage the scale. The scale should not be submerged. Avoid splashing large amounts of water on the scale.
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