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X-FlexCycle Pro User Manual Lifepro
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MODE
INFORMATION SHOWN ON MONITOR
VALUE
SPEED (SPD)
The current workout speed
0.0 – 99.9 Mi/Hr
TIME (TMR)
The duration of the current workout
00:00 – 99:59 (Min:Sec)
ODOMETER (ODO)
The distance cycled in the current workout
0.00 – 999.9 Miles
CALORIES (CAL)
The calories expended during the current workout
0 – 9999 KCAL
PULSE (PUL)
The current pulse in beats per minute
40 – 240 BPM
COMPUTER MONITOR
The computer monitor helps you track
all of your workout metrics. You can
select from five different modes:
speed, time, odometer, calories,
and pulse. See the table above
for details about each mode. All
values show in small text in the
bottom row of the screen. The
selected value is shown in the
main area of the monitor (0:11 in
the image at right).
CHANGE THE MODE DISPLAYED ON THE MONITOR
To adjust the mode displayed in large digits at the top of your monitor:
1. Press the blue Mode button to toggle through the modes in order:
speed, time, odometer, calories, and pulse.
2. The name of the mode at the bottom will disappear to indicate that
mode is the selected mode.
AUTO SHUTOFF
The monitor will automatically shut off after four minutes of inactivity. The
monitor will auto power on when you press the Mode button or begin to
exercise.
The X-FlexCycle Pro bike frame can be adjusted to three different
configurations: upright, semi-recumbent, and recumbent. Three adjustment
holes provide the three different bike frame configurations. The bottom
hole selects the upright bike position, where the seat is in a normal bike
configuration. The middle hole selects the semi-recumbent bike configuration,
where the seat is angled slightly back. The top hole selects the recumbent
bike configuration, where the seat is angled even further back.
1. Loosen the bike frame adjustment knob
(36)
, then pull on the knob head
out to change the angle of the seat post by choosing from the three
adjustment holes.
2. Push the adjustment knob
back in. Ensure it is
securely inserted into one
of the three adjustment
holes, then tighten the
knob to secure the bike
frame in its new
configuration.
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