Today a new version of the Garmin import (TCX and USB) was released, which imports altitude data in a way that allows Pulse-O-Meter to show it in one diagram with the heart-rate data. So far this was only possible for Polar HRM-file imports.

Pulse-O-Meter altitude chart

Last week we integrated the Polar FT60, which was the last Polar FT model that was missing in the Pulse-O-Meter compatibility-list.

Furthermore we made some more changes to the Mac Desktop client. To get a better overview of your training sessions we integrated a calendar.

If you use the desktop client to sync with  Pulse-O-Meter.com and you have either a gps-enabled heart rate monitor or you use our newest feature to draw your maps by yourself, you can now also see them inside the desktop version.

A few minutes ago we updated Pulse-O-Meter and added a few exciting new features.

• NEW – Improved Maps handling (now shows your start point, end point  and distance in the map).
• NEW – Add track manually
• NEW – Share your training sessions via Twitter and Facebook
• NEW – Added support for Nike+
• NEW – Supported devices (check the compatibility matrix)
• Improvement on CSV and PPT import

The newest beta-version ot the Pulse-O-Meter desktop client supports FlowLink import from Polar FT40 heart rate monitors and SonicLink import from Polar FT11 models (thanks to Marc for the testdata). As we build bugfix-releases nearly every day, there is no public download at the moment. Just send us an email including your Pulse-O-Meter.com username to: mac@pulse-o-meter.com if you would like to test it.

At the moment the Pulse-O-Meter desktop client supports the following heart rate monitors:

SonicLink:

• RS200 / CS200
• S410 / S510
• F6 / F7 / F11

FlowLink:

• RS300X
• FT40 / FT80

The missing FT models will follow soon. Please check the complete device compatibility here.