Kettler SM3200-8 Training And Operating Instructions Download Page 2

Training and Operating Instructions

18
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Table of Contents

Safety Instructions

18

• Service

18

• Your Safety

18

Short Description

19

• Function Range / Keys

20

• Display

21-23

Quick Start (For Familiarisation)

23

• Start of Training

23

• End of Training

23

• Snooze Mode

23

Training

24

... Through Exertion Settings

• Count-Up

24

• Count-Down

24

• Settings Range

24

Distance

24

Time

24

Energy

24

Age:

25

Target Pulse (FAT/FIT/Man)

25

Training Programme Ready

25

• Exertion Profiles 1 - 6

25

... Through Pulse Settings

• HRC1 - Count-Up

26

• HRC2 - Count-Down

26

Training Functions

27

• Display Change

27

• Training Interruption/End

27

• Training Resumption

27

• Recovery (Recovery Pulse Measu-

rement)

27

Inputs and Functions

28

• Table: Inputs/Functions

28

• Time/Distance Switch

28

• Table: Pulse Events

28

• Profile Adjustment

28

Individual Settings

29

• Deletion of total kilometres

29

• Option: kJoule/kCal display

29

• Option: km/miles display

29

• Initial Exertion HRC1/HRC2

29

General Instructions

30

• System Sounds

30

• Recovery

30

• Time/Distance Switch

30

• Profile Display during Training 30
• Instructions for Pulse Measurement

30

With Ear Clip

30

With Hand Pulse

30

With Cardio Pulse Set

30

• Computer Faults

30

Training Instructions

30

• Stamina Training

31

• Exertion Intensity

31

• Exertion Scope

31

Glossary 

32

This sign in the instructions refers to
the glossary where the particular
term is explained.

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Safety Instructions

Note the following points for your own safety:

• The training apparatus must be set up on a suitable,

stable surface. 

• Before the first use and also after approx. 6 operating

days, the joints are to be checked for firmness.

• In order to avoid injuries as a result of incorrect loa-

ding or excessive loading, the training apparatus must
only be used in accordance with the instructions.

• It is not recommended that the apparatus be set up in

damp spaces, because this will in time lead to rusting.

• At regular intervals, check that the training apparatus

is in correct working order and that it is in proper con-
dition.

• The safety / technical checks are among the duties of

the operator and must be carried out regularly and
properly.

• Defective and damaged parts are to be replaced

immediately. 

Only use original KETTLER replacement parts.

• The apparatus must not be used until it has been repai-

red.

• The safety level of the apparatus can only be maintai-

ned if it is regularly checked for damage and wear. 

For your safety:
• Before taking up training, have your family doctor

advise you on whether or not you are in suitable
health for training with this apparatus. The medical fin-
dings should be the basis for the structuring of your
training programme. Incorrect or excessive training can
lead to damage to health.

Summary of Contents for SM3200-8

Page 1: ...g and Operating Instructions Mode d emploi et instructions d entra nement Trainings en bedieningshandleiding Instrucciones de entrenamiento y manejo Istruzioni per l allenamento e per l uso Instrukcja...

Page 2: ...pe 31 Glossary 32 This sign in the instructions refers to the glossary where the particular term is explained G Safety Instructions Note the following points for your own safety The training apparatus...

Page 3: ...SM3200 8 19 GB Short Description The computer has a function area with keys and a dis play with changeable symbols and graphics Display Function Area Keys...

Page 4: ...ese function keys change the values in the diffe rent menus prior to the training and adjust the exerti on levels during the training Continue Plus Or Back Minus Press for longer quicker change Plus a...

Page 5: ...rogrammes Count up Count down The programmes are differentiated through their numbering systems Programmes Exertions over time or distance Pre set profiles 1 6 Pulse driven programmes HRC1 HRC2 Target...

Page 6: ...m Pulse Average Value Target Pulse exceeded 11 Warning flashes MaxPulse 1 Heart Symbol flashes Pulse Target Pulse not attained Time G Value 0 99 59 Level 1 15 Dimension Adjustable Warning Sound ON OFF...

Page 7: ...s it in one stage steps Continuation of the training with this setting Interim exertion changes are possible at all times End of Training Average Values Display Speed revolutions exertion level and pu...

Page 8: ...Change the exertion Start of training All values count upwards PROGRAM Count Down Press PROGRAM Display Count Down The programme counts downwards from 0 to the pre set values When no input occurs the...

Page 9: ...efault mode Display readiness for training with all defaults An overview of all settings options in the program mes is summarised in the tables See page 28 Training Programme is now ready Exertion Cha...

Page 10: ...Display HRC1 Count Up Press SET Settings Range Start the training All values count upwards The exertion is automatically increased until the target pulse is achieved e g 130 PROGRAM HRC2 Count Down Pr...

Page 11: ...or Minus change in the current dis play e g rest values The training data is displayed for 4 minutes If you do not press any keys during this period and do not train the electronics switch into the sn...

Page 12: ...itch Adjustment of the Exertion Profile If the exertion is adjusted during the course of the programme the change works from the flashing column on the right The columns on the left show the output da...

Page 13: ...Select the energy consumption display Press Set Selected unit is adopted and it jumps to the next setting Display Scale 3 Display of the unit in kilometres miles Press Plus or Minus Function Select k...

Page 14: ...y according to the principles of stamina training Sta mina training mainly causes changes and adaptations in the cardiovascular system This includes the decrease of the rest pulse frequency and the pu...

Page 15: ...140 120 100 80 Pulse Age 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 Maximalpulse 220 minus Age Fitnesspulse 75 of Max Pulse Fat combustion pulse 65 of Max Pulse 90 Before and after each training unit appr...

Page 16: ...splay contents and restart of the display Programs Possibilities for training which require manual or pro gram determined loads or target pulses Profiles Change of loads over time or distance represen...

Page 17: ...ijd min Afstand Calorieen Waard cijfer pols pols min km verbruik Fecha Pulso en reposo Pulso Pulso Escal n de Tiempo Distanc a Consumo Nota bajo esfuerzo de recuperaci n carga min km de energ a Data P...

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