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ABLE OF 

C

ONTENTS

 

 

 

XR

 

2 

Troubleshooting Guide 

 

 

INTRODUCTION ....................................................................................................................... 4

 

U

SING THE 

T

ROUBLESHOOTING 

G

UIDE

 ............................................................................................................................... 4

 

CONSOLE IDENTIFICATION ....................................................................................................... 5

 

S

ERIAL 

N

UMBER 

L

OCATION

 .............................................................................................................................................. 5

 

H

OW TO 

D

IFFERENTIATE 

B

ETWEEN 

XR

 AND 

XR-03

 

C

ONSOLES

 ............................................................................................... 5

 

UPDATE CENTER ...................................................................................................................... 6

 

K

NOW 

I

SSUES

 ................................................................................................................................................................ 6

 

S

OFTWARE 

H

ISTORY

 ....................................................................................................................................................... 6

 

CONSOLE INSTRUCTIONS ......................................................................................................... 7

 

C

ONSOLE 

D

ESCRIPTION

 ................................................................................................................................................... 7

 

D

ISPLAY 

D

ESCRIPTION

 ..................................................................................................................................................... 8

 

F

IRST

-T

IME 

S

ETUP

 .......................................................................................................................................................... 9

 

B

EFORE 

Y

OU 

B

EGIN

 ........................................................................................................................................................ 9

 

Set Up xID Account for ViaFit/ViewFit Connectivity .............................................................................................. 9

 

Passport Media Player ........................................................................................................................................ 10

 

Syncing Console with Passport ............................................................................................................................ 10

 

G

ETTING 

S

TARTED

 ........................................................................................................................................................ 11

 

Treadmills Only ................................................................................................................................................... 11

 

All Models ........................................................................................................................................................... 11

 

Option 1: Quick Start Up ..................................................................................................................................... 11

 

Option 2: Select a Program ................................................................................................................................. 11

 

Finishing Your Workout ....................................................................................................................................... 11

 

T

O 

R

ESET THE 

C

ONSOLE

 ................................................................................................................................................ 11

 

A

UDIO 

I

N

/O

UT

 ............................................................................................................................................................ 11

 

E

NERGY 

S

AVER 

(S

TANDBY 

M

ODE

) ................................................................................................................................... 12

 

C

LEANING THE 

C

ONSOLE 

S

CREEN

..................................................................................................................................... 12

 

FAQS ........................................................................................................................................................................ 12

 

Does the heart rate strap that comes with the product need to be synced to Bluetooth? ................................. 12

 

Where can I learn more about Sprint 8? ............................................................................................................. 12

 

Where can I learn more about the programs on my machine? .......................................................................... 12

 

What is the workout time range? ....................................................................................................................... 12

 

SERVICE AND SPECIAL FUNCTIONS ........................................................................................ 13

 

R

EBOOT

/R

ESTORE 

F

ACTORY 

D

EFAULTS

 ............................................................................................................................ 13

 

P

ASSPORT 

S

YNC

 ........................................................................................................................................................... 13

 

W

I

-F

I 

S

ETUP

 ............................................................................................................................................................... 13

 

S

OFTWARE 

U

PDATES

 .................................................................................................................................................... 14

 

E

NGINEERING 

M

ENUS AND 

F

UNCTIONS

 ............................................................................................................................ 16

 

E

NGINEERING 

M

ODE 

F

UNCTIONS 

D

ESCRIPTION

 .................................................................................................................. 17

 

ELECTRICAL DIAGRAM ........................................................................................................... 19

 

D

ISPLAY 

C

ONNECTION 

W

IRE

 ........................................................................................................................................... 19

 

K

EYPAD 

C

ONNECTION 

W

IRE

 ........................................................................................................................................... 19

 

Summary of Contents for CTM697

Page 1: ...XR CONSOLES CTM697 TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE ISSUED 2018 07 02 JOHNSON HEALTH TECH TCMT V2 UPDATED 2022 09 22...

Page 2: ...All Models 11 Option 1 Quick Start Up 11 Option 2 Select a Program 11 Finishing Your Workout 11 TO RESET THE CONSOLE 11 AUDIO IN OUT 11 ENERGY SAVER STANDBY MODE 12 CLEANING THE CONSOLE SCREEN 12 FAQ...

Page 3: ...USER 27 WI FI CONNECTIVITY 28 WORKOUTS DO NOT POST TO VIAFIT VIEWFIT 29 PASSPORT PLAYER DOES NOT SYNC WITH THE CONSOLE 29 WRONG MODEL TYPE PAUSING DURING WORKOUT 30 WRONG MODEL TYPE SAFETY KEY ERROR 3...

Page 4: ...l be directed to external documents that can be found on the Johnson Customer Service Portal or CS Web http service johnsonfitness com cs_new login asp The documents you may need to reference include...

Page 5: ...n be found at the designated locations shown above XR consoles will start with the prefix CTM697 How to Differentiate Between XR and XR 03 Consoles The fastest way to tell the difference between and X...

Page 6: ...es not begin when the user presses the green Start button a wire may not have been properly connected during assembly Try unplugging the contact wires underneath the seat and then reconnecting them Se...

Page 7: ...the console D ENTER Confirm each program setting E ARROWS Used to adjust program settings F NUMBER KEYPAD Used to enter program data during program setup and to adjust speed resistance level during w...

Page 8: ...per minute Used to monitor your heart rate when wearing a wireless heart rate strap or when contact is made with both pulse grips Resistance RES Shows the current resistance level Bikes Ellipticals A...

Page 9: ...global and discover a powerful new way to get more results from your workouts your tracking and your social networking Up to four users can be saved on a machine This process is the first step in con...

Page 10: ...ssport player is available for purchase separately from your Matrix Retailer Additional courses are available from your Matrix Retailer For more information go to www passportplayer com Syncing Consol...

Page 11: ...art Up Simply press the green GO Pause button to begin working out Time distance and calories will all count up from zero Or Option 2 Select a Program 1 Use the arrow buttons to select a program and t...

Page 12: ...wake up the console Cleaning the Console Screen To clean the console screen we recommend spraying a soft lint free dry cloth with the screen cleaner and gently wiping the console Avoid using products...

Page 13: ...omplete Passport Sync From the home screen press and hold the Passport icon for three seconds The console will show RF SYNC Once the sync is complete the console will show PASSPORT READY Wi Fi Setup 1...

Page 14: ...show UPDATING USER INFO If the message displays the Wi Fi connection was successful If the message does not display the connection was not successful repeat the steps above to reattempt the connectio...

Page 15: ...ol board 5 The console will show the message SOFTWARE UPDATE PRESS ENTER Press Enter The software will automatically update and reboot the console 6 After reboot the console will show the current vers...

Page 16: ...nter on the number pad to enter the engineering mode Use the Up and Down buttons to scroll through the menu ENG0 DISPLAY TEST ENG1 HARDWARE TEST ENG2 SWITCH FUNCTION ENG3 INFORMATION ENG4 SET DAPI To...

Page 17: ...test Incline motor test Heart rate grip test ENG 2 Switch Function P1 Unit setting KM or Mile Press Enter to save P2 Language selection Use button to select language Press Enter to save P3 Machine sel...

Page 18: ...Contents XR 18 Troubleshooting Guide ENG 3 Information Accumulated information Distance Time LCB software version UCB software version ENG 4 SET DAPI There are Production QA Staging and DEV servers M...

Page 19: ...ASSEMBLY INFORMATION Table of Contents XR 19 Troubleshooting Guide ELECTRICAL DIAGRAM Display Connection Wire Keypad Connection Wire...

Page 20: ...rse side of UCB Ref Description A Program Keypad B Quick Keys from grips C LCD Display Port D USB Port E Program Keypad F USB Interface G Safety Key H Console Cable I Ground Wire J Hand Grip L K Hand...

Page 21: ...mented Before replacing any major part inspect the cables to from it Disconnect and inspect the connectors on both ends as well as the terminals on the boards If capable use a multimeter to perform co...

Page 22: ...on It can seem like the keypad is unresponsive Follow these steps to massage the keypads 1 Unplug the power cord from the wall outlet 2 Use your fingers or a soft cloth to firmly massage over all keys...

Page 23: ...l board No If both handlebar keypads pass inspection replacethehandlebar wires This indicates an issue with the handlebar keypad Complete handlebar keypad troubleshooting steps below Additional Inform...

Page 24: ...sing Your Multi Meter NB 2108005 and test the console cable Check thepower cord Replaceconsole Voltage through console cable 12VDC Verify that the outlet is functional and that the power cord is secur...

Page 25: ...console Review the photos below Which is closest the issue Figure1 or 2 Figure3 Replacetheupper control board this part includes the display Adjust the upper control board screws see Figure 4 below th...

Page 26: ...of the sensor is aligned with the magnet and that the distance between the sensor and magnet is less than 5 mm Calorie Count Inaccurate A30 50 E30 50 only Keywords Ascent Elliptical Calories Inaccurat...

Page 27: ...he console for review Additional Information If the console does not load user information after the SELECT USER screen it is not obtaining the user information from ViaFit ViewFit Either there is a p...

Page 28: ...On your device connect to the network Matrix XR It may take a minute for the network to appear in your device s network list 5 Open a web browser on your device and type the URL http 10 10 100 254 dis...

Page 29: ...sole should display in your Equipment Profile when you log in After the Wi Fi icon stops blinking the console should display UPDATING USER INFO before showing your name If it displays your name withou...

Page 30: ...me Try to short the safety key connection on theUCB Figure F below and perform a consolereset Check theconsole cable for pinches or cuts Figure G below Check connections on the LCB on Ascent Trainer f...

Page 31: ...ssage by pressing and holding the speed up and stop buttons together for fiveseconds Additional Information Lubrication of the ClimbMill drive chain is required after 1 080 hours of use Lubrication of...

Page 32: ...rol zone Check thewire connections and ensure wires arenot pinched Check for and remove any items that arepressing on the controlzone Image of Foot Blocking the IR Signal C50 Console shows foot blocki...

Page 33: ...nded ESD wrist strap Figure 1 and working upon properly grounded ESD mats Figure 2 whenever you are working on or near a circuit board Please see the link below for an example of suitable ESD equipmen...

Page 34: ...ck cover Figure B 4 Unplug the console connection wire from the control board Figure C 5 Remove 14 screws to remove the upper control board Figure D 6 Install the replacement upper control board 7 Rev...

Page 35: ...llowing dirt or other foreign material under the overlay can result in damage to the console 1 Remove the console back cover 2 Unplug the overlay ribbon cables 3 Remove the keypad from the front of th...

Page 36: ...Details By 1 2018 07 02 Original Version Regina Templeton 2 2022 09 22 Added new troubleshooting case for the message Clave De Seguridad Desactivada and new sections including Console Overview Service...

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