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Nike + iPod User Guide
- Contents
- Your Personal Workout Assistant
- Quick Start
- Using Nike + iPod
  - Calibrating Nike + iPod
  - Setting the Unit of Distance
  - Entering Your Weight
  - Locking Your Device During a Workout
  - Getting Spoken Feedback
  - Using a PowerSong
  - Pausing a Workout
  - Receiving Calls During a Workout
  - Changing Music During a Workout
  - Sending Workouts to Nikeplus.com Automatically
  - Reviewing Workouts on Your Device
  - Creating Custom Workout Shortcuts
  - Purchasing Nike+ Workouts
  - Linking a Nike + iPod Compatible Remote or Heart Rate Monitor
  - Working Out with iPod nano (6th Generation) and a Heart Rate Monitor
  - Linking to Another Sensor
  - Putting the Nike + iPod Sensor to Sleep
- Important Safety Information
- Learning More, Service, and Support

Apple Nike and iPod User Guide

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Apple Nike and iPod Specification

The Apple Nike+iPod is an innovative collaboration between Apple Inc. and Nike, designed to enhance the workout experience through seamless integration of music and fitness tracking. Launched in 2006, this system consists of a small sensor that fits into a special compartment in Nike+ footwear and a receiver that connects to an iPod Nano, iPod Touch, or iPhone. Once connected, the sensor communicates wirelessly with the iPod or iPhone, providing real-time data such as distance, time, pace, and calories burned during a workout. This data is displayed on the device's screen and can be accessed through voice feedback with compatible headphones.

The Nike+iPod system requires minimal setup and is designed for ease of use, with intuitive controls that allow users to start, pause, or end their workout with just a few clicks. The device also enables users to select a "PowerSong" for extra motivation. After a workout, data can be uploaded to the Nike+ website or app, where users can track their progress, set goals, and connect with a community of other fitness enthusiasts.

The collaboration leverages Apple's expertise in user-friendly technology and Nike's leadership in athletic wear, resulting in a product that appeals to tech-savvy fitness enthusiasts. It offers compatibility with various iPod models and iPhones, though newer models may not require the external receiver as they have built-in support for the Nike+ technology. Overall, the Apple Nike+iPod system represents a pioneering approach to integrating digital technology with physical activity, motivating users to engage more deeply with their fitness routines.

Apple Nike and iPod F.A.Q.

How do I pair my Apple Nike+ iPod Sensor with my iPod?

To pair your Apple Nike+ iPod Sensor with your iPod, go to the Nike + iPod settings on your iPod. Select "Sensor" and then choose "Link New" to begin searching for the sensor. Walk around to activate the sensor, and it will automatically pair with your iPod.

What should I do if my Nike+ iPod Sensor is not being detected?

Ensure that the sensor is correctly placed in your shoe and activated by walking around. If the problem persists, try resetting your iPod and re-linking the sensor. Check the battery of the sensor; it may need replacing if it has been used extensively.

How can I track my workout statistics using the Apple Nike+ iPod?

You can track your workout statistics by selecting the Nike + iPod feature on your iPod. Choose the type of workout you want to start, such as basic, time, distance, or calorie goal, and begin your workout. The iPod will record your statistics, which you can review after your session.

Can I use the Nike+ iPod feature without an internet connection?

Yes, you can use the Nike+ iPod feature without an internet connection. The device will store your workout data, which you can later sync to Nike's online platform when an internet connection is available.

What is the battery life of the Nike+ iPod Sensor, and how do I replace it?

The Nike+ iPod Sensor battery typically lasts for over 1,000 hours of active use. The sensor is not designed for user-replacement of the battery. If the battery is depleted, it is recommended to purchase a new sensor.

How do I calibrate the Nike+ iPod Sensor for accurate distance tracking?

To calibrate the sensor, select the Nike + iPod option on your iPod and navigate to "Settings" then "Calibrate." Follow the on-screen instructions, which typically involve running or walking a known distance to fine-tune the sensor's accuracy.

What should I do if my iPod fails to sync with Nike's online platform?

Ensure that you have an active internet connection and the latest version of iTunes. Try restarting both your iPod and computer. If the issue persists, check for updates for your iPod software and contact Apple Support if necessary.

How do I update the software on my iPod to ensure compatibility with Nike+ features?

Connect your iPod to your computer and open iTunes. Select your device in iTunes, and if an update is available, click "Update" to install the latest software version, ensuring compatibility with Nike+ features.

Is it possible to use multiple sensors with the same iPod?

Yes, you can use multiple sensors with the same iPod. Each sensor can be linked separately within the Nike + iPod settings. This is useful if you use different shoes for different activities but want to track all workouts on the same iPod.

How can I reset my Nike+ iPod Sensor if it is unresponsive?

To reset your Nike+ iPod Sensor, remove it from your shoe and leave it out for about 30 seconds. Place it back into the shoe and walk around to activate it again. If the issue continues, ensure the battery is not depleted.