Motiv MS103 User manual

USER GUIDE
Getting Started
We'll take you through the process of activating and pairing your ring to your phone. Make sure you
have your USB ring charger and a device to plug into. For faster onboarding, check out our “Getting
Started” video.
Activity Detail
Tap on Activity Cards in your Daily Feed to see detailed step and heart rate data for your
activity. For minute-level data, press and hold on the Activity Detail card. These cards
automatically appear in your Daily Feed when you’ve earned 10 or more Active Minutes. You
can now learn more by clicking on the “i” button throughout the app, starting with additional
information about sleep, activity, resting heart rate and goals.
Download the Motiv App on iOS
The Motiv app is currently only fully available to download for iOS devices. For more
information about Motiv on Android, go here.
Before you can start using your Motiv Ring, you need to download the Motiv app and create
your account. Motiv Ring is compatible with iOS 9 or later on iPhone 5s or later.
Visit the Apple App Store from your iPhone or download the Motiv app here.
Once you download the Motiv App, you can create an account but will need to pair a Motiv Ring
to begin using the features.
Earning your First Cards on IOS
Welcome to the Motiv App! The Daily Feed in your Motiv App will begin to fill up with
Activity, Sleep and Resting Heart Rate Cards as you use Motiv Ring. If you are moderately
active for 10 or more minutes, you should see an Activity Card appear in your feed. Wear Motiv
Ring while sleeping and you’ll earn a Sleep Card - even for naps over 35 minutes! We’ll also
measure Resting Heart Rate while you sleep at night.
Go earn your first card! Take a walk, go for a jog - just make sure you’re out there for ten or
more minutes and we’ll take it from there. Check your Motiv App when you get back to see your
activity data. You can now learn more by clicking on the “i” button throughout the app, starting
with additional information about sleep, activity, resting heart rate and goals.

This Feature is not yet available on the Android Beta version of the Motiv App.
Sleep Tracking on iOS
We designed Motiv Ring to track your sleep seamlessly and consistently. Our app was designed
to give you information that’s meaningful and actionable, not just a bunch of data points you
don’t know what to do with. By looking at your movement patterns during your sleep, Motiv is
able to give you an easy-to-interpret snapshot of what’s happening to you when your head hits
the pillow.
The Sleep Detail screen is where you can see your last night’s sleep as well as the past 7 days of
sleep, which we use to show you your average sleep and wake times. The white bar means you
were sleeping. Gaps in your sleep are when you were awake. You can also see how restless your
sleep was. Periods when you move and change your position while sleeping will now be
displayed as restlessness within your Sleep Detail Card. The thicker the red line, the longer the
period of restlessness, and the darker the shade of red, the more intense the movement. You can
also edit your sleep cards - take control of your sleep history and have a higher confidence in
your sleep trends
Sleep matters! The science is pretty clear: getting enough quality sleep has positive effects on
our health. Sleeping right can prevent illness, increase energy levels and productivity, and
improve brain function.

The closer your bedtime and wakeup times are to your Sleep Trend, the more likely you are to
get restful sleep. National health organizations and fitness groups recommend adults should sleep
7-8 hours per night on a regular basis to promote optimal health.
Health research for further reading:
CDC
NHIBI
For more info on Sleep, you can read our Motiv Blog Post: Motiv Ring is good in bed
You can also edit your sleep starting in iOS app version 1.3. For more information on that, visit
this article.
Adding an activity- iOS only
To ensure you always get credit for your efforts, like for activities like yoga or a gym workout,
that are difficult to detect, adding and editing activities is easy. We auto-detect step-based
activities like running and walking, and we look to identify other times in your day when you’re
earning Active Minutes. For activities that aren’t as easy to detect, you might see a “Were you
active?” card that will automatically be filled with duration and intensity based on data collected,
which you can edit, confirm or dismiss. To add an activity that wasn’t auto-detected, use the (+)
button. Use the visual editor to drag the start and end times, or double- tap to move the selector
to a different time. To help you log accurately you’ll see any heart rate and step data collected
throughout the day. The 'Effort' slider is set to 100% by default, and influences the number of
Active Minutes earned and calories burned. You can now learn more by clicking on the “i”
button throughout the app, starting with additional information about sleep, activity, resting heart
rate and goals.
Active Minutes - For Proven Health Benefits
Motiv measures the work you put in towards your cardiovascular fitness. We track Active
Minutes through a combination of elevated heart rate and movement. Any time you are
moderately active for greater than 10 minutes, you start to accumulate active minutes. Taking a
brisk walk, cruising around on a bike, and dancing can qualify as moderately active.
When you are at 40% or above of your heart rate reserve (the difference between your resting
heart rate and your maximum heart rate), or taking 100 steps or more per minute –it counts as
moderate activity.
Monitoring your heart rate day and night helps us customize your Active Minute threshold to
your fitness level. To personalize your active minutes threshold to you, Motiv Ring measures
your resting heart rate each night. For example, a 40-year-old with a resting heart rate of 65 bpm

will have to get their heart rate above 111 bpms for 10 minutes or more to start earning Active
Minutes.
National health and fitness groups and government departments all recommend 150 minutes of
moderate-intensity activity per week to maintain good health and be at lower risk of chronic
disease and cardiovascular events.
Want to learn more about Active Minutes? You can now learn more by clicking on the “i” button
throughout the app, starting with additional information about sleep, activity, resting heart rate
and goals.
Motiv Blog Post: Why 10,000 daily steps doesn’t cut it
CDC
Health.gov
American Heart Association
Please be sure you are using an iOS device and have updated to the latest app. Android Open
Beta will be adding additional features currently included in the iOS app version.

Syncing your ring
Your Motiv Ring will automatically sync every few minutes as long as the app is open and your
Bluetooth is on, and your ring is charged. You can also manually sync to see the most recent
activity data in the Motiv app.
To manually sync your ring, hold your finger horizontally and twist the ring around your finger a
few times. Slow and smooth works best. Make sure your phone is nearby so the data can sync via
Bluetooth. The LED will flash with a blue light to indicate your data is being transmitted.
Navigating the Motiv App
When you open the Motiv App, you will see your current day’s view. In the morning you’ll see
your Sleep Card and Resting Heart Rate Card, and Activity Cards will appear throughout your
day as you earn them. Tapping on the date at the top of the screen will always return you to the
current day. You can navigate to past days by swiping left and can navigate forward by swiping
right.
Tap on the icon on the top right hand corner to see all your Active Minutes for that week. You
can swipe left or right to see different weeks or tap any day to jump to that day's Daily Feed.
You can now learn more by clicking on the “i” button throughout the app, starting with
additional information about sleep, activity, resting heart rate and goals.
Motiv Ring checks your heart rate periodically throughout the day and checks it continuously
when a sustained elevated heart rate or step count is detected. The app also displays the last HR
value that was recorded prior to your most recent sync and the time that recording took place. To
see if a more recent HR value has been captured, simply sync.
At the top of your Daily Feed under the day or date you’ll see a sync icon with a time statement
such as “3 minutes ago.” This tells you the last time your ring completely synced. Your ring will
sync in the background, but as a reminder, you can also manually sync your data by holding your
finger horizontally and twisting the ring slowly.
Editing and Adding Activities
To ensure you always get credit for your efforts, like for activities such as yoga or a gym
workout that are difficult to detect, adding and editing activities is easy.
We auto-detect step-based activities like running and walking, and we look to identify other
times in your day when you’re earning Active Minutes. For activities that aren’t as easy to
detect, you might see a “Were you active?” card that will automatically be filled with duration