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Operation

O

RIGINAL

 P

ATTERN

 T

RAINING

This program allows you to custom design your own
training exercise patterns without being affected by
the existing pre-programmed patterns.  Before you
proceed to the training, however, you have to make
the exercise patterns, which will be an easy job for
you.

• You can write the two original patterns with this

model.

• The patterns, once written, will not be erased even

if the power of the unit is turned off.

• If you wish to make new patterns, you have to re-

write the existing patterns.

Switching the Display to Exercise
Pattern Writing Mode

• Press the MODE button for at least two seconds.
• The graphic screen will display "PROGRAM-

ING", and the screen will be in the pattern making
mode.

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Making the Exercise Patterns

Selecting the Original Training Program

• For selecting the programs, refer to the section

"Starting Up" on page 14.

1

Selecting the Pattern No.

• Select the Pattern 1 or 2, by pressing the + or – but-

ton.

2

Selection of Pattern Nos.

Switching to Write Display Mode

Press for a while

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Inputting the Exercise Patterns

• The first row of the pedal speed pattern at the lower

part of the graphic screen will blink.

• The time of one row for the horizontal dots will

change in accordance with the exercise time.

• A press of the + or – button will increase or decrease

the pedal speed of the pattern row, which is blinking,
in the unit of 1 feet/min.

• The row No. of the blinking dot row and the pedal

speed (feet/min) will also be displayed in numbers
on the numeric screen.  Set the pedal speed in the
range from 4 feet/min (minimum) to 40 feet/min
(maximum).

• A press of the MODE button will shift the blinking

pattern row to the second row.  By repeating this
procedure, set the pedal speed up to the last 60th
row.

Remarks  A press of the MODE button at the
60th row will bring the blinking back to the 1st
row.  If you wish to change the setting, operate
the MODE button to blink the desired row, and
change it by pressing the + or – button.

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Proceeding to Next Column

Increase/Decrease of
Numbers

• Procedures to implement your original training is

basically the same as the hill profile training.  The
pedal speed will shift in accordance with your pat-
tern.

• Input exercise pattern, age, pulse limit, exercise

level, exercise time, and weight on the numeric
screen.  The initial display before input will be as in
the illustration, with the numeric for age blinking.

Conditions

Initial Value Setting Range

Exercise Pattern

1

1 to 2

Age

40

10 to 99

Pulse Limit

160 bpm

80 to 199 bpm

Exercise Level

Level -5-

Level -1- to -9-

Weight

160 lbs

66 to 286 lbs

Exercise Time

15 min

0 to 99 min.

• The present position in the climbing pattern will be identified by the blinking.  Being

different from other programs, the one dot along the horizontal axis will change in
accordance with the exercise time.

Example  In the case that the exercise time is 15 min., one dot will be 15 seconds,
and 30 seconds for 30 min. of exercise  time.

Implementation of Training

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Finishing the Writing Operation

• After finishing setting of all pattern rows, press the

ADV button. The numeric display will change to the
training condition input screen.  This completes the
writing operation.

• A selection of the original training mode will display

the exercise pattern of your original.

Ending the Writing

Summary of Contents for EC5000E

Page 1: ...EC 5OOO STAIR CLIMBER TYPE Cateye Ergociser MODEL EC 5000 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS...

Page 2: ...etc Pulse Sensor Jack Insert the pulse sensor plug Joint Pipe Control Unit Cover Handrail Grip Console Post Cover Handrail Pipe NAME OF PARTS CONTROL UNIT Graph Screen Numeric Screen Reset Button Res...

Page 3: ...EMBLY 6 2 POSTURE AND PEDALING 8 3 INSTALLING THE PULSE SENSOR 9 4 YOUR FIRST STEP 10 5 THE FIVE PROGRAMS YOU CAN ENJOY 12 6 USING YOUR CATEYE STAIR CLIMBER WITHOUT A DATA CARD 14 1 TRAINING INDEX AND...

Page 4: ...f parts 2 Close supervision is necessary when this exerciser is used by on or near children invalids or disabled persons 3 Use this exerciser only for its intended use as described in this manual Do n...

Page 5: ...handrail pipes Place the bottom end of the handrail pipe on the projection of the rear leg and fasten it with the screw bolts and nuts Connect the top end of the handrail pipe with the joint pipe and...

Page 6: ...s not being used pulse earlobe sensor pulse sensor jack pulse sensor plug pulse earlobe sensor pulse earlobe sensor cable clip Your pulse rate is detected from your earlobe by the pulse sensor provide...

Page 7: ...MODE button will shift the items to adjust However the purpose of this section is to get you acquainted with EC 5000 so if you change any of the numerical values please return them to their original s...

Page 8: ...arm is provided in all the programs of the EC 5000 If your pulse rate exceeds this limit the screen will display a message as STOP EXER CISE for 10 seconds the alarm buzzer beeps and the pedal speed a...

Page 9: ...g conditions Usually you have to set such conditions by press buttons before each session but the data card saves you such a trouble Start training 3 Adjusting numerical values AGE Upper limit pulse r...

Page 10: ...ration 1 TRAINING INDEX AND TERMINOLOGY 2 SUMMARY OF EACH PROGRAM 3 AUTOMATIC TRAINING 4 INTERVAL TRAINING 5 HILL PROFILE TRAINING 6 MANUAL TRAINING 7 ORIGINAL PATTERN TRAINING 8 HOW TO MAKE A DATA CA...

Page 11: ...produce an adverse result For a person who has built up enough physical strength The setting limit of the target pulse rate is Upper pulse limit 10 but if you wish to exercise at a higher target you...

Page 12: ...ither or button to monitor the details that are not shown on the screen The memory can be made for approx 9 hours exercise Setting Conditions for Interval Training Exercise Pattern Age Limit Pulse Rat...

Page 13: ...bpm At every 15 seconds a new row of dots will appear and blink The pedal speed will be automatically increased so that the pulse rate goes up toward the target pulse rate you set Increment Decrease o...

Page 14: ...button to shift the blinking numer ics You can increase or decrease the blinking numeric by pressing the or button 23 Continuing the Training by Repeating Exercise and Break 5 The pedal speed will cha...

Page 15: ...mit 160 bpm 80 to 199 bpm Exercise Level Level 5 Level 1 to 9 Weight 160 lbs 66 to 286 lbs Exercise Time 15 min 0 to 99 min Press the MODE button to shift the blinking numer ics You can increase or de...

Page 16: ...rtical axis indicates 2 bpm At every 15 seconds the blinking row of dots will appear and blinks The pedal speed will be gradually increased until the preset exercise level is reached 4 Starting the Pr...

Page 17: ...rom 4 feet min minimum to 40 feet min maximum A press of the MODE button will shift the blinking pattern row to the second row By repeating this procedure set the pedal speed up to the last 60th row R...

Page 18: ...of the scratched silver ink off the card before inserting the card into the control unit The blank space on the card can be utilized as memo space to enter the programmed data user s name etc If you h...

Page 19: ...h your body at the center For further information please refer to the Manual enclosed in the Wireless Heart Rate Sensor Kit an optional item Function of wireless chestbelt sensor The wireless chestbel...

Page 20: ...e is not displayed remain ing 0 Is the pulse sensor attached correctly to your earlobe Attach the pulse earlobe sensor at the correct position and keep the sensor and the cable from swinging excessive...

Page 21: ...constant pulse rate Setting range 60 180 bpm Interval training 3 types of work and relief patterns are available in 9 exercise levels respectively Hill profile training 8 types of hill profiles are a...

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