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General Display Information 

1.  Gender 

1.1. 

 Men are MALE, Women are FEMALE (preset value is MALE).

 

1.2. 

The display shows [M] / [F] when setting. 

 

2.  Age 

2.1. 

 The age range is between 10 and 99, preset value is 40 years old. 

 

2.2.  

Age is shown in the top left of the display in the METS window.

 

3.  Weight 

3.1. 

The weight range is between 40 

– 400 lbs (30 – 180 KG), preset value is 150 lbs (68 KG).

 

3.2. 

Weight is shown next to age in the calories window.

 

4.  Target Heart Rate (THR) 

4.1.  

Using the Heart Rate Control (HRC) programs the user can train at 65% or 85% of their 

target heart rate. 

 

4.2. 

When setting age in the Heart Rate Control programs, the computer will calculate a 
proposed target heart rate for the user. The target heart rate shown on the screen is a 
percentage (65% or 85%) of your full target heart rate.  You can adjust your target 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.  

5.  Pulse 

5.1. 

  When using a heart rate monitor, your heart rate will show in the pulse window on the 
right side of the display. If your heart rate cannot be detected, the pulse window will show 
(_P_).

 

6.  Units 

6.1. 

 Miles are denoted as M,  Kilometers are denoted as KM. Preset value: 

6.2. 

 To change units please view the Change Units Section on page 21

 

7.  METs 

7.1. 

The Metabolic Equivalent of Task (MET), or simply metabolic equivalent, is a physiological 
measure expressing the energy cost of physical activities and is defined as the rate of 
energy consumption during a specific physical activity.

 

7.2. 

 The range of METs is between 1 

– 3 and displays on the top left. 

 

8. 

Steps Per Minute (RPM)

 

8.1. 

  

Calculates your steps per minutes based on your revolutions per minute (RPM). Steps 

per minute are shown on the left of the display.  

 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Summary of Contents for PHYSIOTRAINER PRO

Page 1: ...1 Owner s Manual V1 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: ...9 User Setup 9 Basic Programs 10 Heart Rate Programs HR 65 HR 85 11 Constant Programs RPM WATTS 12 Goal Set Programs Calories Distance 13 User Programs User 1 User 2 14 Cool Down Mode 15 Workout Summ...

Page 3: ...if you are experiencing pain or 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 be...

Page 4: ...re International is a leading supplier and distributor of innovative products for Health Wellness Fitness Active Aging Visit our website www HCIFitness com for information on all of our products Warra...

Page 5: ...tothe display mount by usingthe screws Connect the display in by feeding the control wire No 62 through the center hole in the display mount Caution Wire Pinch Point 3 Handle Assembly Insert the Handl...

Page 6: ...into the Crank Fixed Base according to the direction instruction adjust the crank length and tightened crank by Adjustable Pull Knob No 40 Pedal Assembly Screwed on Foot Paddles R L No 71 to Bent Cran...

Page 7: ...lues 5 WORKOUTS BUTTON 5 1 Before you start your workout press the WORKOUTS button to choose a preset program Continue to press the WORKOUTS button to cycle through the programs 5 2 If you have alread...

Page 8: ...set the display 9 REPORT BUTTON 9 1 Enables the USB workout report export function in summary mode Quick Start 1 Adjust your seat and handles to a comfortable position 2 Press the QUICK START button 3...

Page 9: ...d 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 entering user info Gender Use the button...

Page 10: ...o 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 h...

Page 11: ...ns to change your target heart rate Shown as percentage 65 or 85 of full target heart rate 1 6 2 1 Press the ENTER button to set your target heart rate 1 7 Once your user information has been entered...

Page 12: ...time 1 11 2 Set SPM WATTS Use the buttons to change your constant metric 1 11 2 1 Press the ENTER button to set your constant metric 1 12 Once your user information has been entered press Quick Start...

Page 13: ...6 1 1 Press the ENTER button to set workout time 1 16 2 Set Calories Distance Use the buttons to change your goal 1 16 2 1 Press the ENTER button to set your goal 1 17 Once your user information has b...

Page 14: ...step when entering user info 1 20 1 Set Time Use the buttons to set workout time Counting Down 1 20 1 1 Press the ENTER button to set workout time 1 20 2 Set Custom Levels Use the buttons to change y...

Page 15: ...utions per Minute RPM and Pulse Export Workout Summary to USB USB Slot Located on Back of Display Quickly Enter Workout Summary by Pressing Pause Reset Report 1 Insert your USB into the USB slot on th...

Page 16: ...y report to USB Saving your workout summary 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...

Page 17: ...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 18: ...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 19: ...19 EXPLODED DIAGRAM...

Page 20: ...re 850mmL 1 19 Acrylic Cover 2 62 Meter Control Wire 1 20 Plastic Cover 2 21 Self Drill Screw ST 4 5x45L 7 Type A accessories Option 22 Self Drill Screw ST 5x12L 8 63 Bent Crank L 1 23 Bilateral Beari...

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