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Features

 

AdjuStAblE StrIdE lEngth SyStEM

 

The Adjustable Stride Length System allows you to vary your stride length from 17-23 inches.

 

MAnuAl Control

 

The user controls all aspects of the elliptical during workout.

 

ISoKInEtIC ModE

 

 The Isokinetic Mode is used to help measure patient improvement.  In this mode, a therapist sets 
a target pedal speed in revolutions per minute (RPM). The elliptical trainer will automatically 
increase or decrease effort level in order to hold the user at this target speed.  By monitoring the 
WATTS display, the patient and therapist can determine how much effort is being exerted at the 
target RPM. In clinical settings, a therapist will normally set a target RPM and ask the patient to  
do their best to maintain a certain wattage during their workout. As the patient’s mobility  
progresses, high wattages at the same target RPM will be achievable.

 

hEArt rAtE MonItorIng (ContACt / WIrElESS)

 

 The software for the RET panel will not automatically display your heart rate when grabbing the 
contact grips. The user either has to view the Pulse screen by pressing the DISPLAY button or be 
scanning through all of the displays in order to see their pulse. The Panel will keep displaying the 
same statistics until the user changes what the display will show.

 

 Another heart rate monitoring option is the wireless chest strap.  Wearing the chest strap allows  
the elliptical to receive and display your heart rate wirelessly (see Heart Rate Monitors).

 

EnglISh/MEtrIC ModE

 

 With the elliptical turned off:  While pressing EFFORT “-” and RPM, press START.  Repeat the 
same steps to switch back to Metric mode.

Summary of Contents for 92033

Page 1: ...ii Part Number 92033 Rehabilitation Elliptical Trainer Owner s Manual...

Page 2: ...ff the elliptical Pressing OFF will shut down the elliptical All current statistical information will be cleared To change effort level Press EFFORT key to increase effort level Press EFFORT key to de...

Page 3: ...ure to leave ample clearance around the elliptical could result in the user becoming trapped between the mechanism and a wall resulting in serious injury Allow a minimum clearance of 6 inches on each...

Page 4: ...aving an equipment grounding conductor and a grounding plug The plug must be plugged into an outlet that is properly installed and grounded in accordance with all local codes and ordinances 120 Volt E...

Page 5: ...Basics Introduction 1 Assembly Instructions 2 Features 4 Getting Started 5 Isokinetic Mode 6 Accessories 7 Heart Rate Monitoring Overview 8 Heart Rate Monitors 10 Table of Contents...

Page 6: ...carefully Be sure you understand the control panel operation before using the elliptical WArrAnty InforMAtIon Fill out your warranty registration card and mail it in today Landice backs your elliptica...

Page 7: ...2 Assembly Instructions...

Page 8: ...3 Assembly Instructions...

Page 9: ...patient to do their best to maintain a certain wattage during their workout As the patient s mobility progresses high wattages at the same target RPM will be achievable hEArt rAtE MonItorIng ContACt W...

Page 10: ...g or all of them by holding and activating the scan feature dISPlAy oPtIonS TIME Time logged on elliptical Minutes Seconds DISTANCE Metabolic Running Equivalent Miles or Km Metric SPEED Metabolic Runn...

Page 11: ...changes in speed while achieving a target wattage As soon as you press ISOKINETIC the elliptical will adjust the brake motor settings depending on your speed compared to the target RPM During this ti...

Page 12: ...turn on off and adjust the different levels by pressing the keys to the right of the fan vent fAn Fan will only operate when the unit is ON You ll be able to turn on off and adjust the different level...

Page 13: ...es your heart beats during each minute of exercise is a measurement of the intensity of the exercise If your heart rate is low exercise intensity is low if your heart rate is high your exercise intens...

Page 14: ...sh this Your Target Heart Rate Zone represents the minimum and maximum number of times your heart should beat in one minute of exercise The ACSM recommends that all individuals should have a heart rat...

Page 15: ...rap WIrElESS hEArt rAtE ChESt StrAP trAnSMIttEr shown below To use the Wireless Chest Strap follow these steps SECurE thE ChESt StrAP Center the transmitter on the chest as high under the pectoral mus...

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