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Below are the settings for the buttons on your VE300 bike.
INSTALLING THE BATTERIES
TROUBLESHOOTING
FUNCTIONS
1. Remove the console from its holder, take the battery compartment lid off (located on the rear of the
product) and insert two AA or UM-3 batteries in the battery compartment behind the screen.
2. Make sure the batteries are installed correctly and are flush with the springs.
3. Put the battery compartment lid back on and check to ensure that it is secure.
4. If the display is illegible or partial, remove the batteries, wait 15 seconds and then put them back in.
RESET
3
4
1
2
RECYCLING:
The “crossed-out bin” symbol indicates that this product and the batteries it contains cannot be disposed of with
household waste. They are subject to specific sorting. Take the batteries and your unusable electronic product to an authorised
collection area for recycling. Recycling your electronic waste will protect the environment and your health.
- If you note that the counter does not display the correct units of distance, check that the switch behind the console is in the
Mi position todisplay in miles, and in the Km position to display in kilometres. Remove and replace the batteries for the change
to take effect or press the RESET button.
- If you note abnormal distances or speeds or if an «ERR» message appears, check that the switch behind the console is in the
VM position for a magnetic bike and VE for an elliptical bike, then press the RESET button.
On magnetic bikes, each turn of the pedals corresponds to a distance of 4 metres; on elliptical bikes, two turns correspond to a distance of
1.6 metres (these values correspond to average bike-riding or walking speeds.) This console is fully automatic and turns on as soon as you
start pedalling.
SETTING
FC 50 CONSOLE
Choose km/h or Mi/h according to your country:
Press the RESET button.
Mi Km
3
4
1
2
Put the second cursor into “0” position
The «click» of the cursor confirms it is in the right position.
If there is a setting error, an error message will appear on the
console
Err
. Check the position of the cursors.
AUTOSCAN: Alternate display of functions every 5 seconds. resetting the product to zero: The product goes into standby mode
after five minutes of inactivity. The indicators are reset to 0 when the product goes into standby mode (data is not saved).
1 - Speed: This function displays an estimated speed. This distance may be either in km/h or mph, depending on the position of
the switch on the rear of the product.
2 - Distance: This function indicates estimated distance covered since the beginning of the workout. This distance may be
displayed either in km or miles, depending on the position of the switch on the rear of the product.
3 - Calories: This function displays an estimation of calories expended since the beginning of the session.
4 - Time: This function indicates the time elapsed since the beginning of the workout. This is indicated in “Minutes: Seconds for
the first hour, then it switches to “Hours: Minutes”. After 10h the counter is automatically reset to 0.
5 - Heart rate*: Place the palms of your hands on the pulse sensors; after a few seconds the heart rate indicator will flash and your
heart rate will be displayed in beats per minute.
*IMPORTANT: This is only an estimate, which should in no circumstances be considered medically reliable.
• IMPORTANT: For several dozen seconds or when there is a rapid change in heart rate, the value displayed may not match your
actual heart rate. This is due to the mechanism starting up.
WARNING: There are many factors that may affect the precision of the readout from the heart rate monitor; it is not a medical
device. It is designed merely to help you determine your approximate heart rate.
When recording pulse rates, make sure that your hands are in full contact with the sensors.
When recording pulse rates, do not hold the pulse rate sensors tightly.
Taking the pulse rate through the hands (using the sensors on the handlebars) cannot be as accurate as taking the pulse rate at
the chest (using a cardio belt for example).
Put the first cursor into “VE” position for your VE300:
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