2 years, 11 months ago
If I want to use Nike+ sensor to track my running along with a 2nd generation iPod touch, do I need anything more than just the sensor?
The iPod nano is also compatible but requires the use of a special transmitter. I was wondering if the touch did as well, or if the two products simply work together.
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The Nike+ kit comes with the adapter and the sensor every time. If you have a iPod 2G, then you can just set the sensor aside.
I believe you should just be able to go into Settings > Nike+ and enable the application, then sync it with your sensor. It installs an application on your homes screen.
For ultimate compatibility, you'll want the Nike+ shoes with the slot capable of holding the sensor. If not, I've ben told finding a way to attach it to the top of your shoe (via tape or a small sealed bag attached to the laces) works perfectly fine.
http://www.apple.com/ipod/nike/
http://gizmodo.com/5049441/review-nike%252B-ipod-touch-workout-app
I believe you should just be able to go into Settings > Nike+ and enable the application, then sync it with your sensor. It installs an application on your homes screen.
For ultimate compatibility, you'll want the Nike+ shoes with the slot capable of holding the sensor. If not, I've ben told finding a way to attach it to the top of your shoe (via tape or a small sealed bag attached to the laces) works perfectly fine.
http://www.apple.com/ipod/nike/
http://gizmodo.com/5049441/review-nike%252B-ipod-touch-workout-app
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