Diamondback 510Ef, Owner'S Manual

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510Ef Owner’s Manu
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PROGRAMS
Age: If the Guest pro fi le is selected, the user is prompted to enter their age. This data is not stored and will be
reset at the conclusion of the program. Adjust the fl ashing value via the UP and DOWN arrow keys, con fi rming
the selec on by pressing the ENTER key. When the User 1 or User 2 pro fi les are selected, any previously-
stored user data will be referenced to operate the program.
If no data has been entered for these pro fi les, the User Setup mode will launch (see the sec on tled User
Setup Mode ), allowing the user to update the selected pro fi le. The selected program will then launch.
Launch Press ENTER to con fi rm heart rate target and launch the Target Heart Rate Program. A heart rate signal must be
received for the heart rate programs to operate. If a signal is not received, the No Signal symbol will light and
the lower display will prompt the user.
All console fi elds will begin tracking the workout data. The heart rate fi eld will display the current heart rate,
while the bar graph provides an es mate of the current user’s calculated maximum.
Resistance adjustments will be controlled by the program to ensure the user’s heart rate remains /-
four (4) BPM of the selected target heart rate.
The Matrix Display will post a horizontal line of segments to represent the user’s selected heart rate target.
The fl ashing segment will indicate the user’s progress within the program. A fl ashing segment that is below the
horizontal line indicates that the user’s heart rate is less than the selected target. Conversely, a fl ashing seg
ment above the horizontal line signi fi es a heart rate that exceeds the, user’s target.
If the current heart rate is within the target range, the Target Heart Rate Achieve icon will light.
End To end the program at any me, press the STOP key. The workout summary will be displayed for thirty (30)
seconds then the console will return to Idle mode. Press STOP again to immediately return to the Idle mode.