Diamondback 1260Sc Owner'S Operating Manual Download Page 10 | Manualshive

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MAIN

FRAME

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SLIDE

RAILS

1

A2

CHAIN

COVER

(R)

1

A47

CONSOLE

TUBE

1

A3

CHAIN

COVER

(L)

1

A48

ADJUSTING

BOARD

1

A4

FOAM

DOUBLE

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SIDED

ADHESIVE

2

A49

DJ

JACK

1

A5

CRANK

2

A50

BUSH

2

A6

CRANK

CAP

2

A51

HANDLE

2

A7

NUT

2

A52

GENERATOR

CONTROL

PLATE

1

A8

WASHER

2

A53

SPRING

2

A9

SCREW

M4X16

6

A54

SCREW

M5X40

2

A10

TURING

PLATE

COVER

2

A55

BRAKE

PAD

2

A11

SCREW

M5X10

13

A56

SPRING

2

A12

ALUMINUM

RING

1

A57

AXLE

2

A13

FLYWHEEL

1

A58

BELT

2PJ

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1016

1

A14

BEARING

(6004)

4

A59

SCREW

M5X12

2

A15

SMALL

BELT

WHEEL

1

A60

WASHER

M5

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A16

NUT

M10

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A61

SPRING

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A17

WASHER

M10

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A62

GENERATOR

FIXED

PLATE

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NUT

M17

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A63

SCREW

M6X60

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A19

AXLE

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A64

GENERATOR

SHAFT

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A20

SCREW

M6X50

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A65

WASHER

M6

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A21

NUT

M20X12T

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NUT

M6

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A22

BELT

5PK

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1387

1

A67

SCREW

M6X12

1

A23

DRIVING

WHEEL

1

A68

GENERATOR

1

A24

AXLE

1

A69

SPRING

1

A25

SPRING

WASHER

M8

4

A70

SCREW

M5X12

2

A26

SCREW

M8X15

4

A71

SENSOR

WIRE

1

A27

SCREW

M8X60

2

A72

SENSOR

WIRE

HOUSING

1

A28

TENSION

ASJUSTER

1

A73

SENSOR

WIRE

HOUSING

SCREW

1

A29

TENSION

CABLE

1

A74

WASHER

2

A30

MAGNETIC

HOUSING

1

A75

NUT

M8

2

A31

SCREW

M6X15

2

A76

BATTERY

1

A32

WASHER

M6

4

A77

SCREW

M6X16

1

A33

NUT

M6

2

A78

PULLEY

1

A34

PLASTIC

PIPE

2

A79

HANDLE

1

A35

BUSHING

PAD

6

A80

FIXING

PAD

2

A36

SCREW

M5X8

1

A81

SCREW

M3X8

8

A37

SADDLE

SUPPORT

TUBE

1

A82

SECTOR

PAD

2

A38

KNOB

2

A83

WASHER

M6

2

A39

END

CAP

4

A84

SCREW

M6X40

1

A40

SCREW

SLEEVE

2

A85

LEVER

COVER

(R)

1

A41

SCREW

M4X10

2

A86

LEVER

COVER

(L)

1

A42

ADJUSTING

BOARD

1

A87

NUT

M5

2

A43

SCREW

M3X6

2

A88

SMALL

CAP

2

A44

SCREW

M6X10

5

A89

TENSION

WHEEL

1

A45

END

CAP

4

A90

NUT

M6

1

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Summary of Contents for 1260Sc

Page 1: ...1260Sc OWNER S OPERATING MANUAL ...

Page 2: ...Main Frame Rear stabilizer B4 Screw M10 x 55 B5 Washer M10 Tool K1 Pedal L A45 End Cap E4 E5 End Cap END CAP A44 SCREW M6X10 M3 SCREW M4X16 H1 SCREW M5X12 K2 Pedal R Console 6m m 4m m 5m m 3m m 2 5m m 13 14 15 17 L H D B C K G E M A Bottle holder 1 ...

Page 3: ...URE 1 HOW TO ASSEMBLE REAR STABILIZER Attach the rear stabilizer C onto main frame by using screw B4 and washer B5 Attached the front stabilizer B onto main frame by using screw B4 and washer B5 FIGURE 1 FIGURE 2 HOW TO ASSEMBLE FRONT STABILIZER FIGURE 2 ...

Page 4: ...teps completed tight the adjusting knob as View A shown to finish the handle bar assembly Step 2 View B shown Pull out the tied wires and locate it along the post Sliding the handle bar tracking housing onto post and pull the tied wires together Be careful not to pinching off the wires during the assembly Step 3 View C shown Pull out the wire E7 from the hole of handle bar E and combine the plasti...

Page 5: ...USE TOOL 5 m m USE TOOL 2 5 m m FIGURE 4 FIGURE 4 FIGURE 5 Step 1 Step 2 Use the two screws H1 located in the water bottle holder bag to join the water bottle holder H to the main frame A FIGURE 5 4 Put the tablet holder M onto the console mast D at vertical position and use 2PCS of screws M3 fix it The console view angle canbeadjustedasdesired HOW TO ASSEMBLE THE TABLET HOLDER AND WATER BOTTLE HO...

Page 6: ...o sliding basement and using tool to tight it G Fix the Right Pedal screw clockwise and left Pedal screw counter clockwise to the crank USE TOOL 13 14 15 17 K1 K2 FIGURE 6 FIGURE 6 HOW TO ASSEMBLE SADDLE FIGURE 7 FIGURE 7 HOW TO ASSEMBLE PEDAL ...

Page 7: ...Hold the handle bar and lift it up until the front transportation wheel touched to the floor then you can move the machine easily to the place you desire HOW TO MOVE THE MACHINE FIGURE 9 FIGURE 9 6 ...

Page 8: ...1 7 View A Loosen the knob firslty and move to the proper position After that just tight the knob It s the same way for saddle and handle bar position adjustment HOW TO ADJUST THE HEIGHT OF SADDLE HANDLE BAR AND RESISTANCE View B Lift up the grip and move it to the proper position After then just press the lever down tightly It s not necessary to find a hole after proper postion find just press do...

Page 9: ...5 A39 A81 4 A14 A17 A38 A11 A11 B4 A63 L1 A40 A31 A15 A45 A34 A64 A80 A7 A77 A7 C3 B2 A68 A2 A40 A65 3 C6 A24 A38 E7 A27 2 A28 A89 A14 A79 A87 A35 A21 A41 A45 A88 A48 A75 A62 A18 A39 A52 A41 C4 A19 A69 B5 C9 M4 A54 A84 A32 B1 A60 A8 A49 C5 A58 A67 G B4 A85 A30 A33 A25 A4 L4 A43 A16 C2 C2 C1 A9 3 A44 A42 A46 A39 B5 K1 A26 4 A29 L7 L3 A45 C3 L5 E4 A10 A86 H1 A11 A11 A51 A35 A55 A50 A56 A36 A53 A57 Z...

Page 10: ...SCREW M6X50 2 A65 WASHER M6 3 A21 NUT M20X12T 1 A66 NUT M6 1 A22 BELT 5PKͲ1387 1 A67 SCREW M6X12 1 A23 DRIVING WHEEL 1 A68 GENERATOR 1 A24 AXLE 1 A69 SPRING 1 A25 SPRING WASHER M8 4 A70 SCREW M5X12 2 A26 SCREW M8X15 4 A71 SENSOR WIRE 1 A27 SCREW M8X60 2 A72 SENSOR WIRE HOUSING 1 A28 TENSION ASJUSTER 1 A73 SENSOR WIRE HOUSING SCREW 1 A29 TENSION CABLE 1 A74 WASHER 2 A30 MAGNETIC HOUSING 1 A75 NUT M...

Page 11: ...U O H C6 SCREW E L O S N O C 3 L 2 2 1 X 6 M 1 E S A B C7 SCREW T U N 4 L 2 5 5 X 0 1 M 2 6 M C8 WASHER R E H S A W 5 L 2 0 1 M 2 6 M C9 ADJUSTED W E R C S 6 L 2 T U N 2 6 1 X 6 M D1 CONSOLE D N E 7 L 1 E B U T 1 P A C D2 END D A P I 1 M 1 P A C 1 R E D L O H D3 SCREW 1 K C A R 2 M 2 0 1 X 6 M E1 HANDLE W E R C S 3 M 1 R A B 2 6 1 X 4 M E2 SLIDE W E R C S 4 M 1 S L I A R 2 2 1 X 5 M E3 SCREW 1 H S...

Page 12: ...s partial display please take out batteries wait for 15 and insert again seconds 5 Please follow local regulation when through batteries away 11 6 The battery of console is used to power to support the perpetual calendar and workout data storage Remark The batteries need to be replaced once batteries are no power And console has to reset the date and the time once new battery replacement ...

Page 13: ...there is no data the screen will show NO DATA when there is data then it will show the numbers of stored data 6 ˣSAVEɄDELETE KEY When work out was paused and the LCD displayed shows STOP press SAVE DELETE key and the data display area will show whether the data is saved Press ENTER to save the data Under RECORDED DATA mode press SAVE DELETE to delete the stored data that you selected Under RECORDE...

Page 14: ...er is on the LCD enters the time setting mode after 1 second After this setting the setting mode will no longer be displayed the next time the power is turned on unless the batteries are removed or replaced YEAR Range from 2018 to 2099 Default value 2018 image1 MONTH Range from 1 to 12 Default value 1 image2 DAY Range from 1 to 31 Default value 1 image3 HOUR Range from 0 to 23 Default value 0 imag...

Page 15: ...he console start counting upward image 6 image 7 Press ENTER KEY select DIST TARGET mode The display window in the middle shows DISTANCE TARGET ENTER image7 1 You can enter value directly instead of pressing UP DOWN button 2 Or press UP DOWN to set the value ranging from 0 00 to 99 00 Range between 0 0 and 99 5 the value increases decreases 0 5 with each press Range between 100 and 999 the value i...

Page 16: ...r press UP DOWN to set the value ranging from 0 0 999 0 the value 0 1 increase decrease with each press The console s default mode is counting downward And when the value returns to zero after four beeping sounds the console start counting upward image 8 PRESS ENTER TIME TARGET SELECT PRESS ENTER DISTANCE TARGET SELECT PRESS ENTER CALORIES TARGET SELECT PRESS ENTER D CALORIES ...

Page 17: ...the WATT value of the user s work out image10 image11 image12 E TARGET WATT image 9 image 10 image 11 image 12 F SPEED 1 The value will be displayed according to the user s work out progress 2 Range from 0 0 to 99 9 KM ML G RPM 1 The value will be displayed according to the user s work out progress 2 Range from 0 to 999 RPM H PULSE 1 The value will be displayed according to the user s work out pro...

Page 18: ...ORDED data display press SAVE DELETE key the display will show DELETE THIS DATA press ENTER key to delete the selected data image16 E Under RECORDED data display press SAVE DELETE for 6 seconds to delete all stored data and return to STAND BY mode image 13 image 14 image 15 image 16 PRESS SAVE DELETE PRESS ENTER PRESS SAVE DELETE Confirm the saving Give up the saving DATA SELECT PRESS RECORDED DAT...

Page 19: ...as below Factory Mode 1 ANT HRM RX Compatible certified HRM devices https www thisisant com directory filter 109 2 ANT FE C TX Compatible certified FE C devices and APPs https www thisisant com directory filter 268 And many not yet certified like ZWIFT famous home use APP myzone group cycling SPIVI and so on 3 BLE FTMS TX The only BLE standard for fitness equipment More APPs and bikes are supporti...

Page 20: ... 120 seconds After 120 sec the console will enter Sleeping mode which means the display can t be read C If rechargeable lithium battery is under low power supply or damage the console display shown data will be disappeared once stop pedaling D There are two kinds power supply systems Generator DC adaptor of the bike When adaptor is plug in the system will charge the adaptor power supply firstly ...

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