Fitbit Zip ace 2 User manual

BE
UNSTOPPABLE
IN LIFE TOGETHER
FITBIT
ACE 2
MANUAL

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
•What is the Fitbit Ace 2?…………………...Page 3
•How to Download the Fitbit App on Android
Devices...................………………………...Page 4-7
•How to Download Fitbit App on iOS/Apple
Devices………………….…….…………..…Pages 8-11
•Connecting Device to Fitbit .………….…Page 12
•Fitbit Features……….……………….…Pages 13-14
•Set Goals on Your Fitbit.……………...…..Page 15
•Common Problems and Solutions....Page 16-18

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WHAT IS THE FITBIT ACE 2?
A Fitbit is an activity tracker that records children’s sleep and
physical activity. The Fitbit Ace 2 device is made especially for
children. The Fitbit does not track location. In order to assess
movement it uses an accelerometer. You can imagine this as
something like connecting a baby raddle to a computer. Every time
the person moves the rattle shakes, the computer records the
rattles. The faster the person moves the more rattles there are per
minute. Researchers use this rate, called counts per minute, to
determine the intensity of exercise using formuals specific to ages
and populations. The Fitbit Ace 2 will also tell us the number of
steps your child takes per day. All of this comes to us in figures on
the app and through a weekly e-mail report.
Our hope is that you can use the Fitbit to keep track of your child’s
physical activity and sleep and be aware if they are staying up at
night or not moving enough. Children earn tickets towards prizes in
BUILT for wearing the Fitbit so hopefully we can use the monitors
and prizes to encourage them to move more and sleep more.
Your Fitbit box comes with 2 items: the tracker and a USB charger,
which you will use to charge the watch. For more details see:
https://staticcs.fitbit.com/content/assets/help/manuals/manual_
ace_2_en_US.pdf

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HOW TO DOWNLOAD THE
FITBIT APP FOR ANDROID
1. Open the Google Play Store App on Your Phone
2. Search Fitbit and install it on your phone
3. After downloading the app, click on “Join Fitbit”

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4. You will be asked to fill this next page up. Use the email and
password that was provided to you by the BUILT Team.
Afterwards, fill your personal information
5. After filling the information about you. You will be asked about
what you are setting up. Select “Ace 2-for kids!”

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6. Then you will be asked to create a family account. In order to
create a “Family account” you will need to verify the email
address given to you. After verification you will select “Ace 2- for
kids!” once again.
7. Next, you will create an account for your child

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8. After creating the account, it will be switched to kid view. In the
kids view you will set up the Fitbit to the account. You will be
prompted with an “Important, please read!” sign that will have
you agree to a few statements before you can continue. Press,
“Continue.” **IMPORTANT: Make sure that Fitbit is charging while
trying to pair to a mobile device and also make sure that the Fitbit
is at least 50% battery life
9. Finally, just follow the steps on the phone and you are all set!

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HOW TO DOWNLOAD THE
F
ITBIT
A
PP FOR
A
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1. Open the Apple App Store on Your iPhone or Apple Device
2. In the search engine, type in “Fitbit: Health & Fitness”
3. Download the mobile application to the phone or tablet you will
use throughout the program.

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4. Once downloaded, open the app on your device and click on
“Join Fitbit”
5. Select the activity tracker you were given. In this case it is “Ace 2-
for kids!”

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6. You will be prompted with an “Important, please read!” Sign that
you agree with a few statements, then press “Continue.”
7. Log in to or create your own Fitbit account. This will be the
parent's information at first. Including stats such as (weight,
height, age and sex.) Please use the email and password that was
given to you by the BUILT research team.