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Quick Tips 

AC Adaptor:   

The 

PhysioMax

 does need to be plugged into a standard electrical outlet.  

The AC adaptor connects at the rear base of the unit, at ground level, on the 
end of the unit that is beneath the seat. The display is powered by the adaptor 
and does not need batteries. 

Levelers:  

There are levelers in the front of the unit, beneath the shroud. Please adjust 
the levelers to stabilize the unit on your floor. 

Seat Adjustments: 

The 

PhysioMax 

seat position can be adjusted forward and backward by 

pulling the long yellow bar located on the right side of the seat. The handle on 
the left of the seat allows the seat to swivel for easy access. In addition you 
can adjust the tilt of the 

PhysioMax 

seat back by pulling the knob located on 

the back cushion support.  

Quick Start:   

If you would like to start a simple workout, press the Start Button and use the 
arrows to set the resistance. It will automatically start you at level 1. 

Heart Rate:   

If you would like to monitor your heart rate while using the 

PhysioMax

, simply 

use any chest belt. There is a wireless heart rate receiver in the display and it 
will automatically connect with all common brands of chest belts (i.e. Polar, 
Garmin etc).   If 

you don’t already have one, local sporting goods stores are a 

good place to purchase. The FT1 is one model that works well. 

USB Workout Summary Report: 

The 

PhysioMax 

features a USB workout summary report. The USB slot is 

located on the back of the display. Simply insert a USB into the back of the 
display before you start your work out and press the 

REPORT

 button when 

you are finished with your workout. Please view 

page 17

 for more detail.   

Tilt Adjust Knob 

Slide Forward / 
Backward 

Swivel 

Summary of Contents for PHYSIOMAX

Page 1: ...1 Owner s Manual V 2 HealthCare International Inc PO Box 1509 Langley WA 98260 www HCIFitness com sales hcifitness com P 360 321 7090 or 800 398 9121...

Page 2: ...12 Quick Start Sit Start Step 13 Select a Workout Program 13 Setup your Workout Programs 14 User Setup 14 1 Basic Programs 15 2 Heart Rate Programs HR 65 HR 85 16 3 Constant Programs SPM WATTS 17 4 G...

Page 3: ...pressure 5 Keep children and pets away from the machine while in use 6 Only one person can use the machine at a time 7 Make sure your machine is correctly assembled before you use it Be sure all screw...

Page 4: ...of innovative products for Health Wellness Fitness Active Aging Visit our website www HCIFitness com for information on all of our products Warranty Information Your Serial Number is found on a white...

Page 5: ...cted to the seat back 72 into the seat base frame 12 Using the bolt 113 and the nut 100 secure in place STEP 2 Connecting Seat to Frame Pull back and hold the Movement Lever 10 then slide the entire a...

Page 6: ...x using 3 of the M5 screws 103 Slide the Display 82 onto the Display post 8 and tighten the screws STEP 4 Inserting the Arm Cranks Place each arm crank handle rod 47 through the slot into the crank hu...

Page 7: ...e note the LEFT pedal will be a REVERSE thread Check that the pedals are tight at least once a month and tighten if needed together no 91 and no 92 so that the Wire Harness is not pinched If the wire...

Page 8: ...on the back cushion support Quick Start If you would like to start a simple workout press the Start Button and use the arrows to set the resistance It will automatically start you at level 1 Heart Ra...

Page 9: ...de of the seat rail 1 Pull back on the seat adjustment lever to adjust the seat position Continue to slide the seat off the rail to allow for wheel chair access Crank Arm Length Pull out the black kno...

Page 10: ...nk height and positioning there are multiple angle settings Lock into place by releasing the orange knob and tightening Rotating Display The display rotates 360 degrees for adjusted viewing angles Use...

Page 11: ...11 PhysioMax Display Console USB Report Increase Scroll Decrease Scroll Pause Previous HR Recovery Workout Programs Enter Select End Workout Quick Start...

Page 12: ...he WORKOUTS button as explained above 6 RECOVERY BUTTON 6 1 The recovery function is only available when using a HR monitor 6 2 Press the RECOVERY button to enter the cool down mode 6 3 When in the re...

Page 13: ...ance level at any time during your workout OR Select a Workout Program 1 Press the WORKOUTS button to view programs 2 To scroll through the different programs continue to press the WORKOUTS button 3 T...

Page 14: ...t User Setup After selecting your desired workout the first step is to enter your user information This step will be the same for all workouts Use the PAUSE button to return to the previous step when...

Page 15: ...to return to the previous step when entering user info 1 2 Set Time Use the buttons to set workout time Counting Down 1 2 1 1 Press the ENTER button to set workout time 1 3 Once your user information...

Page 16: ...ons to change your target heart rate Shown as percentage 65 or 85 of full target heart rate 2 1 2 1 Press the ENTER button to set your target heart rate 2 2 Once your user information has been entered...

Page 17: ...ut time 3 1 2 Set SPM WATTS Use the buttons to change your constant metric 3 1 2 1 Press the ENTER button to set your constant metric 3 2 Once your user information has been entered press Quick Start...

Page 18: ...4 1 1 1 Press the ENTER button to set workout time 4 1 2 Set Calories Distance Use the buttons to change your goal 4 1 2 1 Press the ENTER button to set your goal 4 2 Once your user information has be...

Page 19: ...Minute SPM and Pulse Export Workout Summary to USB USB Slot Located on Back of Display 1 Insert your USB into the USB slot on the back of the display 2 When the USB is correctly inserted the display...

Page 20: ...ummary will take a few seconds 9 Your workout summary report will be saved in a csv file that you can open in excel The display will read Complete when it has been exported successfully 10 If there is...

Page 21: ...based on the rate of recovery 4 P0 the user s heart rate when the recovery mode was initiated P1 the user s heart rate after completing the recovery mode Using Optional Heart Rate Monitors 1 Chest St...

Page 22: ...heart rate using the buttons and set your desired target heart rate by pressing ENTER 4 3 Target Heart Rate Formula 220 AGE X NOTE Target Heart Rate Function is only available when using a HR monitor...

Page 23: ...23 Exploded Diagram...

Page 24: ...24 Parts List...

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