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Target HR
• In Standby mode, press TAG HEART RATE key to enter it. TAG HEART RATE will light up,
“USE UP& DOWN KEYS TO ADJUST and PRESS ENTER TO ACCEPT ”will swicth to display, buzzer
sound 1s.
• The dot matrix displaying “AGE?” value is flashing, press UP and DOWN to preset your Age (Figure 50).
Press ENTER to confirm, buzzer sound one second. TAG HEART RATE and HEART RATE continuous-
ly light up.
• When start workout, MAX. HR, 65% & 85% lights up, and display 65% & 80% value. TIME/DISTANCE/
CALORIES/ WATTS/ SPEED/ RPM will calculate workout value (Figure 51).
• When Heart Rate goes below to 65%, & 65% & value will flash. And buzzer sounds in every 10s
until user HR achieve above 65% (Figure 52).
• When Heart Rate exceeds to 80%, & 80% & value will flash. And buzzer sounds in every 10s
until user HR goes below 80% (Figure 53).
• When Heart Rate goes between 65% ~ 80%, TARGET HEART RATE ACHIEVED and pulse icon will
flash together (Figure 54).
• No signal input for 5 minutes, buzzer sounds 1 short beep and enter to Wake-up mode.
• Press START key one time, system pause training for 30s. Buzzer will sound for 0.5s in every 1s. All
displayed values remian on LCD for 3s and flashing in every 4s. If user continue to stop training for 5
minutes, buzzer sounds 2s and enter to Wake-up mode. Press START key to resume workout.
• Press STOP key or finish training, buzzer will sound 1s. TIME will display workout time, DISTANCE will
display workout distance, CALORIES will display consumption during workout for 30s. WATT, SPEED
and RPM will switch to display AVG. & MAX. in every 5s (Figure 20~21).
• With pulse signal input, HEART RATE/TARGET HEART RATE/BPM will display 30s. 80%, 65% and
MAX. Pulse value will switch to display accordingly in every 5s (Figure 20~Figure 21). Without pulse in-
put, “NO HR SIGNAL” will continuously light up (Figure 22~23).
• During workout, press any program button, system will start the program accordingly.
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