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CHAPTEr 8: TroUBlESHooTiNg

8.1

Electrical Diagram ...................................................................................................... 58

8.2

LCB LED Indicators .................................................................................................... 62

8.3

UCB Wiring

Connections

........................................................................................... 63

8.4

Troubleshooting - Error 04A0 / 0440 .......................................................................... 64

8.5

Troubleshooting - Error 04B0 ...................................................................................... 65

8.6

Troubleshooting - Error 0248 ...................................................................................... 66

8.7

Troubleshooting - Error 0247 ...................................................................................... 67

8.8

Troubleshooting - Error 02AB ..................................................................................... 67

8.9

Troubleshooting - Error 01AC / 01AF ......................................................................... 68

8.10

Troubleshooting - Error 01B4 ...................................................................................... 69

8.11

Troubleshooting - No Resistance Issues .................................................................... 70

8.12

Troubleshooting - Heart Rate Issues .......................................................................... 71

8.13

TV Troubleshooting - Overview ................................................................................... 72

8.14

TV Troubleshooting - Picture Fuzzy or Unclear .......................................................... 73

8.15

TV Troubleshooting - TV Will Not Turn On ................................................................. 74

8.16

TV Troubleshooting - Entertainment Keypad Issues .................................................. 75

8.17

Troubleshooting - No Netpulse Network Connectivity ............................................... 76

8.18

Troubleshooting - Unable to Access the Internet ....................................................... 78

8.19

Troubleshooting - Black Screen or Initializing TV in the TV APP .............................. 80

8.20

Troubleshooting - Virtual Active Content not Found ................................................. 81

8.21

Troubleshooting - Touch Screen User and Register Buttons Unresponsive.............. 82

8.22

Troubleshooting - BOOTMGR Error ........................................................................... 83

8.23

Troubleshooting - Weather Map Won't Load ............................................................. 84

8.24

Troubleshooting - The Time is Incorrect .................................................................... 85

8.25

Troubleshooting - Unable to Boot into Matrix Home Screen . ................................... 85

CHAPTEr 9: PArT rEPlACEMENT gUiDE

9.1

Console Replacement ..................................................................................................... 86

9.2

Handlebar Replacement ................................................................................................ 87

9.3

Cup Holder Replacement .............................................................................................. 88

9.4

Keypad / Overlay Replacement ...................................................................................... 89

9.5

Seat Pad Replacement ................................................................................................... 91

9.6

Back Pad Replacement .................................................................................................. 92

9.7

HR Grips Replacement ................................................................................................... 93

9.8

Seat Set Replacement .................................................................................................... 94

9.9

Seat Slide Replacement ................................................................................................. 95

9.10

Rear Covers Replacement ............................................................................................ 97

9.11

Guide Rail Set Replacement .......................................................................................... 98

9.12

Pedal Replacement ........................................................................................................ 99

9.13

Crank Axle Set Replacement .......................................................................................... 100

9.14

Front Shrouds Replacement ........................................................................................... 101

9.15

Front Covers Replacement ............................................................................................. 102

9.16

Console Mast Removal ................................................................................................... 103

9.17

Lower Control Board Replacement ................................................................................ 104

9.18

Battery Replacement ...................................................................................................... 105

9.19

Drive Belt Replacement ................................................................................................. 106

9.20

Generator Replacement.................................................................................................. 107

9.21

Rear Stabilizer Replacement .......................................................................................... 108

9.22

Front Stabilizer Replacement ......................................................................................... 109

9.23

Drive Axle Set Replacement ........................................................................................... 110

9.24

CF Card Replacement .............................................................................................. 114

9.25

Console Parts Replacement ..................................................................................... 115

9.26

Testing the Bike ............................................................................................................... 117

CHAPTEr 10: BiKE SPECifiCATioNS AND ASSEMBly gUiDE

10.1

R7xi-02 Bike Specifications ........................................................................................ 118

10.2

Assembly Instructions ................................................................................................ 119

10.3

Adjusting the Pedal Straps and Seat .......................................................................... 126

10.4

Leveling the Bike ......................................................................................................... 127

10.5

TV Programming Instructions ..................................................................................... 128

10.6

Using Update Manager

............................................................................................... 134

10.7

Netpulse & AM Setting SOP ...................................................................................... 138

CHAPTEr 11: SofTWArE UPgrADE gUiDE

11.1

Software Upgrade Procedure from Website

............................................................... 157

11.2

Software Upgrade Procedure from USB

.................................................................... 159

TABlE of CoNTENTS

Summary of Contents for r7xi-02

Page 1: ...r 7 x i 0 2 B I K E S E R V I C E M A N U A l...

Page 2: ...ng Engineering Mode 24 6 2 Engineering Mode General 25 6 3 Engineering Mode Workout 29 6 4 Engineering Mode Setup Defaults 31 6 5 Engineering Mode Network 32 6 6 Engineering Mode Asset Management 33 6...

Page 3: ...into Matrix Home Screen 85 CHAPTER 9 PART REPLACEMENT GUIDE 9 1 Console Replacement 86 9 2 Handlebar Replacement 87 9 3 Cup Holder Replacement 88 9 4 Keypad Overlay Replacement 89 9 5 Seat Pad Replace...

Page 4: ...1 1 1 Serial Number Location Chapter 1 Serial Number Location fRAME Serial number location...

Page 5: ...2 console serial number location 1 1 Serial Number Location Continued console Serial number location chapter 1 Serial Number Location...

Page 6: ...hands away from moving parts If the item cannot be reached contact a Matrix authorized dealer for assistance Never operate the unit if it is damaged not working properly when it has been dropped or h...

Page 7: ...n looped isolated neutral ground for power This outlet should be a NEMA 6 15R and have the same configuration as the plug No adapter should be used with this product These bikes can be daisy chained t...

Page 8: ...o it is free of dust dirt and sweat 2 With a clean dry 100 lint free cloth and water soap mixture wipe down the entire console area including the hand grips and hand rails 3 Use a computer screen clea...

Page 9: ...fitness com DAILY MAINTENANCE ITEMS 1 Look and listen for loose fasteners unusual noises and any other indications that the equipment may be in need of service 2 Attempt to wobble the unit from side t...

Page 10: ...any other chemical on the touch screen Always dampen the cloth and clean the screen Do not spray the water soap mixture on the screen itself the drips can seep into the display or stain the bezel Aft...

Page 11: ...ll have a cool down length of 2 minutes Workouts 20 minutes and longer will have a cool down length of 5 minutes R7XI 02 ENTERTAINMENT ZONE iPOD Will take the user directly to the iPod screen to allow...

Page 12: ...strap or continually hold onto the contact heart rate grips for this workout Locate the metal sensors on the handlebars of the bike Notice that there are two separate pieces of metal on each grip You...

Page 13: ...e of the screen They are General Workout Setup Defaults Asset Management Weather TV Applications Hardware and Service 3 Choose a tab by touching the screen over the desired tab 4 Each of the tabs has...

Page 14: ...ot be modified Serial Number Console This option displays the serial number of the console not editable see Service Mode to change serial numbers Cannot be modified Serial Number Frame This option dis...

Page 15: ...ne N A 5 2 Manager Mode General tab 2 5 2 Manager Mode General tab 3 Function Defaults Descriptions Modified Time zone This option sets the time zone Daylight Saving Time This option sets the daylight...

Page 16: ...e console English US English UK English Australia German French Italian Spanish Dutch Portuguese Korean Israeli Swiss Russian Finnish Taiwanese Chinese Japanese or Turkish Manager Mode General 5 2 Man...

Page 17: ...r 6 Manager Mode Manager Mode Function Defaults Descriptions Modified General Social Network Post This option allows the exercise time and distance is post to social network N A 5 2 Manager Mode Gener...

Page 18: ...Minimum 50 Maximum Workout Distance This option allows the club to set the maximum workout duration limits during peak and non peak hours Maximum 31 1 mi Minimum 0 1 mi Pause Time This option control...

Page 19: ...ed Max Cooldown Adjustment Time This option allows the club to set the maximum cool down adjustment time duration limits during peak and non peak hours Maximum 20 Minutes Minimum 5 Minutes Hide Featur...

Page 20: ...ations Maximum 99 Minimum 10 Weight This option controls the default weight used in the calorie calculations Displayed in native units pounds or kilograms 79 401 lbs Gender This option sets the user s...

Page 21: ...s option controls the default program Distance Maximum 12 4 Minimum 0 1 Default Web Browser Page This option controls the default machine Web Browser Page N A Show Sliders In Workout This option contr...

Page 22: ...False True or False Weather Temperature Unit This option controls how temperature is displayed Fahrenheit or Celsius Manager Mode Weather Function Defaults Descriptions Modified Club ID This option re...

Page 23: ...Setup This option is for setting the TV tuner functions Press the Start Scan to search the TV Channel N A Manager Mode TV 5 7 Manager Mode tv tab 2 Function Defaults Descriptions Modified Default TV...

Page 24: ...tup This option is for setting the TV channel button Press the Add to edit the channel icon channel name and channel N A Manager Mode TV 5 8 Manager Mode Applications Function Defaults Descriptions Mo...

Page 25: ...not touch the screen or press any key Maximum 60 Minimum 1 Backlight Brightness This option controls the screen backlight Brightness Low Medium High Play Key Sound This option can set the keypad tone...

Page 26: ...Chapter 5 Manager Mode 5 10 Manager Mode Service Function Defaults Descriptions Modified Service History This option allows the club to record key components replacement history N A Manager Mode Servi...

Page 27: ...reen They are General Workout Setup Defaults Network Asset Management Weather TV Applications Calibration Hardware Service Errors 3 Choose a tab by touching the screen over the desired tab 4 Each of t...

Page 28: ...tance on the unit since production Cannot be modified Serial Number Console This option displays the serial number of the console See Service Mode to edit the serial numbers Cannot be modified Serial...

Page 29: ...al 6 2 Engineering Mode General tab 2 6 2 Engineering Mode General tab 3 Function Defaults Descriptions Modified Time zone This option sets the time zone Daylight Saving Time This option sets the dayl...

Page 30: ...dified General Software Versions Software versions Cannot be modified Engineering Mode Function Defaults Descriptions MODIFIED General Language Setup Sets the language used on the console English US E...

Page 31: ...gineering Mode 6 2 Engineering Mode General tab 6 Engineering Mode Function Defaults Descriptions Modified General Social Network Post This option allows the exercise time and distance is post to soci...

Page 32: ...Maximum Workout Distance This option allows the club to set the maximum workout duration limits during peak and non peak hours Maximum 31 1 mi Minimum 0 1 mi Pause Time This option controls the defaul...

Page 33: ...s Descriptions Modified Max Cooldown Time This option allows the club to set the maximum cool down duration limits during peak and non peak hours Maximum 10 Minutes Min 5 Minutes Hide Featured Content...

Page 34: ...in the target heart rate calculations Maximum 99 Minimum 10 Weight This option controls the default weight used in the calorie calculations Displayed in native units pounds or kilograms 79 401 lbs Gen...

Page 35: ...Default Web Browser Page This option controls the default machine Web Browser Page N A Show Sliders In Workout This option controls the default Sliders bar of True or False True or False Manager Mode...

Page 36: ...ts Descriptions Modified Club ID This option records the club ID of the fitness facility N A Show Custom Logo This option allows the user to select the screen Logo from True True or False Manager Mode...

Page 37: ...A Enable Alerts This option controls the City Weather function True or False True or False Weather Temperature Unit This option controls how temperature is displayed Fahrenheit or Celsius Engineering...

Page 38: ...s Descriptions Modified TV Default TV Channel This option controls the default TV channel on start up Maximum 1000 Minimum 2 Engineering Mode Function Defaults Descriptions Modified TV Channel Button...

Page 39: ...Chapter 6 Engineering Mode 6 9 Engineering Mode Applications Function Defaults Descriptions Modified Application Setup This option is for setting the screen table functions N A Manager Mode Applicatio...

Page 40: ...Backlight Brightness This option controls the screen backlight Brightness Low Medium High Play Key Sound This option can set the keypad tone to sound or not sound True or False Play Workout Countdown...

Page 41: ...scriptions Modified Service Service History This option allows the club to record key components replacement history N A 6 12 Engineering Mode Errors Function Defaults Descriptions Modified Error Code...

Page 42: ...neral Workout Setup Defaults Update Network Asset Management Weather TV Applications Calibration Hardware Virtual Active Management Service Errors 3 Choose a tab by touching the screen over the desire...

Page 43: ...console See Service Mode to edit the serial numbers Cannot be modified Serial Number Frame This option displays the serial number of the Frame See Service Mode to edit the serial numbers Cannot be mo...

Page 44: ...ne N A 7 2 Service Mode General tab 2 7 2 Service Mode General tab 3 Function Defaults Descriptions Modified Time zone This option sets the time zone Daylight Saving Time This option sets the daylight...

Page 45: ...sions Software versions Cannot be modified SERVICe Mode General SERVICE Mode Function Defaults Descriptions MODIFIED General Language Setup Sets the language used on the console English US English UK...

Page 46: ...r 6 Service Mode 7 2 Service Mode General tab 6 SERVICE Mode Function Defaults Descriptions Modified General Social Network Post This option allows the exercise time and distance is post to social net...

Page 47: ...50 Maximum Workout Distance This option allows the club to set the maximum workout duration limits during peak and non peak hours Maximum 31 1 mi Minimum 0 1 mi Pause Time This option controls the de...

Page 48: ...ed Max Cooldown Adjustment Time This option allows the club to set the maximum cool down adjustment time duration limits during peak and non peak hours Maximum 20 Minutes Minimum 5 Minutes Hide Featur...

Page 49: ...ations Maximum 99 Minimum 10 Weight This option controls the default weight used in the calorie calculations Displayed in native units pounds or kilograms 79 401 lbs Gender This option sets the user s...

Page 50: ...wser Page This option controls the default machine Web Browser Page N A Show Sliders In Workout This option controls the default Sliders bar of True or False True or False Manager Mode Setup Defaults...

Page 51: ...Mode 7 6 Service Mode NETWORK tab 2 Function Defaults Descriptions Modified Wired Network Setup Wired Network Setup N A SERVICE Mode Network Function Defaults Descriptions Modified Wireless Network Se...

Page 52: ...logo True or False Show Custom Background This option allows the user to change the background picture True or False SERVICE Mode Asset Management Function Defaults Descriptions Modified Default City...

Page 53: ...faults Descriptions Modified TV TV Channel Setup This option is for setting the TV tuner functions Press the Start Scan to search the TV Channel N A Function Defaults Descriptions Modified Default TV...

Page 54: ...Setup This option is for setting the screen table functions N A Manager Mode Applications 7 9 Service Mode tv tab 3 Function Defaults Descriptions Modified Channel Button Setup This option is for sett...

Page 55: ...fore the screen goes into ERP mode if the user does not touch a key or the screen Maximum 60 Minimum 1 Backlight Brightness This option controls the screen backlight Brightness Low Medium High LCM tes...

Page 56: ...down to sound or not sound True or False Volume Basic This option controls the default volume on start up Maximum 30 Minimum 0 Volume Advanced This option controls the default volume on start up for M...

Page 57: ...faults Descriptions Modified Root Path This option can set the Virtual Active root path D Auto Find This option can set to auto find the Virtual Active True or False SERVICE Mode Virtual Active Functi...

Page 58: ...fied Service History This option allows the club to record key components replacement history N A Manager Mode Service 7 15 service Mode errors Function Defaults Descriptions Modified Error Code Histo...

Page 59: ...56 Chapter 7 Service Mode 7 16 Service Mode netpulse Function Defaults Descriptions Modified Test network and netpulse install N A Manager Mode Netpulse...

Page 60: ...cription 1001 Enter manager screen 2001 Enter engineering screen 3001 Enter service screen 3002 Model selection 3004 Update manager 3008 Enable disable all errors 4001 Take a screen shot of the curren...

Page 61: ...58 8 1 Electrical Diagrams Chapter 8 Troubleshooting...

Page 62: ...59 chapter 8 Troubleshooting 8 1 Electrical Diagrams CONTINUED...

Page 63: ...60 8 1 electrical diagramS CONTINUED Chapter 8 Troubleshooting MCB POWER Wire Digital Communication Wire...

Page 64: ...61 8 1 electrical diagramS CONTINUED Chapter 8 Troubleshooting PULSE SENSOR WIRE...

Page 65: ...onnection Reverse Protection Light reverse LED7 MCU B LCB Working Status Flash Working LED8 Resistance Offset Light Normal LED9 MCU A B Communication Flash Working LED10 UCB LCB Communication Flash Wo...

Page 66: ...63 8 3 uCB Wiring connections Chapter 8 Troubleshooting...

Page 67: ...4A0 error check the LCB LED10 status LED10 blinking Turn off power and after 3 seconds turn on power again If console also show the 04A0 re install UCB software again If this does not resolve the issu...

Page 68: ...blinking Turn off power and after 3 seconds turn on power again If the console shows the 04A0 error skip to Step 2 LED10 off Check the connection of the digital communication wire at the UCB and LCB...

Page 69: ...LCB battery voltage is less than 6 VAC 2 SOLUTION 1 Please check the battery wire connection between the battery and LCB Figure A 2 Check the battery voltage Figure B if it is less than 6 V please plu...

Page 70: ...1 Replace LCB 8 8 troubleshooting Error 02AB ERROR CODE 02AB 1 SYMPTOM 02AB Machine type error 2 SOLUTION 1 Enter Manager Mode and verify that the Machine Type setting is correct Figure A If not corre...

Page 71: ...net over current 01AF Electro magnet disconnected 2 SOLUTION 1 Check if the Electro magnet is short circuited or open Figure A If the resistance data shows a short open ohms or is outside the range of...

Page 72: ...OR CODE 01B4 1 SYMPTOM 01B4 Battery connection reverse protection 2 SOLUTION 1 Check the battery wire connection between the battery and LCB Figure A 2 Check the battery voltage Figure B If there is n...

Page 73: ...B Figure A Figure B NO RESISTANCE ISSUES 1 SYMPTOM No resistance 2 SOLUTION 1 Check the resistance wire connection between the ECB and LCB Figure A 2 Check if the resistance is open Figure B If there...

Page 74: ...onsole from the unit and verify continuity of the HR grip wiring With a multi meter set for ohms place one prong on the HR grip wiring coming up the console mast Figure C and the other on the appropri...

Page 75: ...V and entertainment related equipment sold by Matrix FItness Equipment The Matrix Bike includes an integrated TV that shows in the large display window The TV is capable of being shown as a 9 or 15 sc...

Page 76: ...ves the issue replace the internal coax cable d If plugging the coax cable into the back of the console does not resolve the issue remove the console back and check the console cable connection at the...

Page 77: ...hapter 8 Troubleshooting 1 Remove the console back and check the electrical connections for the TV Figures A B 2 If internal electrical connections are good the console turns on and the outlet is outp...

Page 78: ...TOM a The entertainment keypad Figure A is not responding 2 SOLUTION a Remove the console and check the connection of the entertainment keypad Figure B b If the entertainment keypad cable is pinched k...

Page 79: ...make sure all connections are correct and secure Other things to check 3 Unplug both the router and gateway for 30 seconds 4 Plug your gateway back in first Wait until the gateway is connected indica...

Page 80: ...and all network tests passed Figure E 12 Tap or click Install 13 Verify server installation was successful Figure F Note You must wait at least 5 minutes for network configuration before accessing th...

Page 81: ...5 To connect any devices with a wire simply plug the Ethernet cable from the output jack of the Ethernet hub or switch to the Matrix Fitness 7xi no passwords will be required for wired connection 6 T...

Page 82: ...networking issue Figures D E 12 Go to 7xi Service Mode screen Press the Enter key 3 0 0 1 Enter key Check the Network Setup fields again Check the IP Address for a valid IP Address Figure F 13 If you...

Page 83: ...en rebooted the software is correct and the screen is still black the tuner has likely failed Replace the tuner 3 If you still are having a problem please contact a Matrix Fitness authorized service p...

Page 84: ...lash Drive is installed into the USB Drive Port inside of the Matrix 7xi console 3 Go to 7xi Service Mode screen Press the Enter key 3 0 0 1 Enter key Tap or click Virtual Active Verify that the path...

Page 85: ...normal operation 2 If the user and register buttons are still unresponsive go to section 8 17 No Netpulse Network Connectivity 3 If you have performed all procedures described in section 8 17 No Netpu...

Page 86: ...urned on a Corrupt and misconfigured files b Operating system upgrade issues c Your system is attempting to boot from the drive that s not properly configured such as a non bootable source 2 Firstly r...

Page 87: ...your Matrix 7xi device loads a new map or when your device is not connected to the network 2 If the message Loading appears for a long time verify that your device is connected to the network 8 23 Ent...

Page 88: ...ors data corruption and loss 2 SOLUTION 1 Shut down the Matrix 7xi console 2 Disconnect all peripheral devices if connected such as flash drives iPods and any Ethernet cables 3 Start up your Matrix 7x...

Page 89: ...from the defective console and remove the console Figure B 3 Reinstall the wire connections to the new console 4 Carefully push the wires into the console and mast until they are clear of the console...

Page 90: ...careful to support the handlebar Figure A 2 Carefully pull the wires from the console mast until the connectors are showing and then disconnect the 2 wires from the handlebar and remove the defective...

Page 91: ...DER REPLACEMENT 1 Remove the 2 screws holding the cup holder to the frame Figure A 2 Remove the cup holder Figure B 3 Reverse Steps 1 2 to install a new cup holder Figure A Figure B chapter 9 Part Rep...

Page 92: ...less of where the overlay keypad is 1 Remove the console as outlined in Section 9 1 2 Remove the back cover of the console Figure A 3 Unplug and remove the faulty overlay Figure B 4 Clean the console...

Page 93: ...ect position press down on it to adhere it in positions Figure H 10 Use the same procedure to replace any additional faulty overlays keypads NOTE Overlays keypads cannot be re used 11 Test the bike fo...

Page 94: ...ent Figure B Figure A 1 Remove the 4 screws holding the seat pad to the seat frame Figure A 2 Lift the seat pad away from the seat frame Figure B 3 Reverse Steps 1 2 to install a new seat pad chapter...

Page 95: ...pad Replacement Chapter 9 Part Replacement guide 1 Remove the 2 bolts holding the back pad to the seat frame Figure A 2 Remove the back pad Figure B 3 Reverse Steps 1 2 to install a new back pad Figur...

Page 96: ...he HR grip can be split into 2 pieces Figure B 3 Disconnect the keypad overlay and the HR plate wiring and remove the old HR grip Figure C 4 Reverse Steps 1 3 to install new HR grips The white wire sh...

Page 97: ...e the HR grips as outlined in Section 9 7 5 Disconnect the heart rate wiring Figure A 6 Remove the 4 screws holding the seat set to the seat slide set Figure B 7 Remove the upper seat set from the sea...

Page 98: ...e the 2 screws holding the end cap over to the guide rail set Figure A 3 Remove the end cap cover Figure B 4 Remove the 2 screws holding the adjust plate to the adjustable plate Figure C 5 Remove the...

Page 99: ...Remove the indicate cap Figure F 8 Cut the cable tie and disconnect the HR wire from seat slide set Figure G 9 Depress the seat position lever and pull off the seat slide set from the guide rail set...

Page 100: ...frame and remove it Figure A 2 Remove the 4 screws holding the right side rear cover to the frame and remove it Figure B 3 Figure C shows the bike with both rear side covers removed 4 Reverse Steps 1...

Page 101: ...a 13 mm wrench to remove the 6 screws holding the guide rail set to the frame Figure B 5 Pull the HR wires out of the guide rail set and remove the guide rail set Figure C 6 Reverse Steps 1 5 to inst...

Page 102: ...right side pedal the threads are normal For the left side pedal the threads are reversed the pedal turns off counterclockwise 2 Remove the pedal Figure B 3 Reverse Steps 1 2 to install a new pedal NO...

Page 103: ...e bolt that holds the crank to the drive axle set Figures A B 2 The crank can be removed Figure C 3 Reverse Steps 1 2 to install a new crank axle set NOTE Torque the bolt removed in Step 1 to 80 N m 8...

Page 104: ...2 Remove the silver cover Figure B 3 Remove the 2 screws that hold the grey cover to the frame Figure C 4 Remove the grey cover Figure D 5 Reverse Steps 1 4 to install new shrouds 6 Test the bike for...

Page 105: ...lined in Section 9 13 3 Remove the front shrouds as outlined in Section 9 14 4 Remove the 6 screws to detach the front covers from the frame Figures A B 5 Figure C shows both the front covers removed...

Page 106: ...onsole mast to the frame Figure A 5 Pull the wires out the bottom of the console mast and remove the mast Figure B 6 Reverse Steps 1 5 to install a new console mast NOTE When installing a new console...

Page 107: ...er control board to the frame Figure B and remove the lower control board 4 Reverse Steps 1 3 to install a new lower board Figure C shows the electrical connections to the lower board 5 Test the bike...

Page 108: ...side crank as outlined in Section 9 13 3 Remove the right side front cover as outlined in Section 9 15 Figure A 4 Disconnect the 2 wires from the battery Figure B 5 Disconnect the 2 cable ties from t...

Page 109: ...om the frame Figure B The tensioner should now pivot away from the drive belt 5 Remove the drive belt Figure C 6 Use a straight edge to make sure that the pulley and generator pulley are in a straight...

Page 110: ...ned in Section 9 15 4 Remove the drive belt as outlined in Section 9 19 5 Cut the cable tie and disconnect the generator with ECB wire from the LCB Figures A B 6 Remove the 4 screws holding the genera...

Page 111: ...Remove the black cover Figure B 3 Remove the 4 screws holding the rear stabilizer to the frame Figure C 4 Remove the rear stabilizer Figure D 5 Reverse Steps 1 4 to install a new rear stabilizer NOTE...

Page 112: ...ide 9 22 Front stabilizer replacement 1 Remove the 4 screws holding the rear stabilizer to the frame Figures A B 2 Remove the front stabilizer Figure C 3 Reverse Steps 1 2 to install a new front stabi...

Page 113: ...n Sections 9 19 4 On the left side of the frame remove the retainer clip that holds the drive axle bearings in the frame Figure A 5 Use a hammer to hit the screw until the drive axle assembly is loose...

Page 114: ...portion of the tool Use the M10 x 100L x 1 25P screw with a nut to attach the tool to the drive axle Figure H 11 Turn the screw until it is close into the drive axle Figure I 12 Then turn the nut unti...

Page 115: ...ve axle Figure N 17 Turn the screw until it is close into the drive axle Figure O 18 Then turn the nut until it is close to the cup portion of the tool Figure P 19 Use a wrench to hold the screw then...

Page 116: ...T 22 Rotate the drive axle to make sure that the motion is smooth and that there is no wobbling to one side Figures U 23 Re install the belts as outlined in Section 9 19 24 Reverse Steps 1 2 to re as...

Page 117: ...ght arrow to switch the setting Continue with the language setting date time setting asset management setting and serial number setting If the display shows 04A0 disable all errors by pressing ENTER 3...

Page 118: ...cover of the console Figure A 2 Remove all the cables and CF card Figure B 3 Remove the heat sink from UCB Figure C 4 Remove the UCB Figure D 5 Remove the panel inverter Figure E 6 Remove the isolati...

Page 119: ...he touch switch wire fixing plate Figure H 9 Remove the touch switch board Figure I 10 Remove the touch panel wire from switch board Figure J 11 Remove the panel inverter Figure K 12 Remove the panel...

Page 120: ...Club ID on the Asset Management and Root Path on the Virtual Active depending on whether the club has these functions 3 Program the TV channels as outlined in Section 10 6 4 Without hitting start or...

Page 121: ...DOM FAT BURN FITNESS TEST HEART RATE CONSTANT WATTS VIRTUAL ACTIVE GOAL BASED WORKOUTS CSAFE READY FITLINXX CERTIFIED YES NETPULSE COMPATIBLE Yes On the fly program change Yes Fit Touch Technology Yes...

Page 122: ...e unit as outlined in Section 9 24 A Open yellow hardware bags B Attach the front stabilizer tube 1 to the main frame 2 using 4 bolts a and 2 flat washers B C Attach the rear stabilizer tube 3 to the...

Page 123: ...main frame 2 using 2 bolts D Black HARDWARE BAG Part TYPE Description Qty C SOCKET HEAD BOLT M8x20L 2 D PHILLIP HEAD BOLT M5x12L 2 Red HARDWARE BAGs Part TYPE Description Qty C SOCKET HEAD BOLT M8x20L...

Page 124: ...bag B Attach the console handlebars 7 to the console mast 6 using 4 bolts F white HARDWARE BAG Part TYPE Description Qty F SOCKET HEAD BOLT M8x20L 4 GREEN HARDWARE BAG Part TYPE Description Qty G PHIL...

Page 125: ...ottle holders 9 to the Seat frame 10 using 4 bolts H BLUE HARDWARE BAG Part TYPE Description Qty I SOCKET HEAD BOLT M8x15L 4 J SPRING WASHER 8 2x 13 5x2 0T 4 PINK HARDWARE BAG Part TYPE Description Qt...

Page 126: ...me 10 using 4 bolts K 4 spring washers L and 4 wave washers M Purple HARDWARE BAG Part TYPE Description Qty K SOCKET HEAD BOLT M8x50L 4 L SPRING WASHER 8 2x 13 5 0x2 0T 4 M WAVE WASHER 8 2x 18 0x1 5T...

Page 127: ...tions and assembly guide NOTE All hardware for this step is pre installed A Attach the console cables 5 to the console 13 B Attach the console 13 to the console mast 6 using 4 pre installed bolts 14 C...

Page 128: ...125 final assembly 10 2 assembly instructions continued chapter 10 Bike specifications and assembly guide...

Page 129: ...gned to fit your individual foot size and should be adjusted tight enough to keep your foot from slipping The pedals include spring loaded clips for easy adjustment To tighten the strap pull down the...

Page 130: ...oning the bike in its intended location check its stability by attempting to shake it side to side Shaking or wobbling indicates that your bike needs to be leveled Determine which leveler is not resti...

Page 131: ...reen Figure A 3 Select the tuner type on the screen Figure B 4 Select the source on the screen Figure C If your source is digital select ATSC or QAM and continue onto Steps 5 7 for TV programming If y...

Page 132: ...ll be displayed on the channel list on the screen Figure H The scan process is now complete if using a non Analog signal source 8 Select the Analog source on the screen Figure I Select your country lo...

Page 133: ...on the bottom left hand corner of the screen Figure N 11 The achieved scan will be displayed on the bottom left hand corner of the screen Figure O Once the channel scan is complete the scanned channe...

Page 134: ...n the number keypad to enter Manager Mode 2 Press TV on the screen Figure A 3 Select the tuner type on the screen Figure B 4 Select the source on the screen Figure C If your source is digital select D...

Page 135: ...rce on the screen Figure G Select your country location Figure H 8 Select the signal delivery type on the screen Figure I Select the tuner type on the screen Figure J 9 Press Start Scan to begin scann...

Page 136: ...fications and Assembly Guide Auto Tuning continued 10 The achieved scan will be displayed on the bottom left hand corner of the screen Figure M Once the channel scan is complete the scanned channels w...

Page 137: ...keypad and Update Manager Mode will appear on the display 2 Choose a correct model type by touching the screen desired tab 3 Press the HOME button or the EMERGENCY STOP to exit Update Manager Mode 10...

Page 138: ...ults Descriptions Modified Show the all software version of console N A Manager Mode Installed Updates 10 6 update Manager Available Updates tab 2 Function Defaults Descriptions Modified Show the USB...

Page 139: ...the all software update history N A Manager Mode Update History 10 6 update Manager Settings tab 4 Function Defaults Descriptions Modified Update Source This option is setting the software update path...

Page 140: ...10 bike Specifications and Assembly Guide 10 6 update Manager Installed updates tab 5 Function Defaults Descriptions Modified Active the all software updates onto console N A Manager Mode Installed A...

Page 141: ...ate wireless coverage in the facility Access points are ordered based on the result of this survey a For Wireless setups only 6 Network access components are installed in the facility and connected to...

Page 142: ...by Matrix Fitness To create a facility ID in the Asset Management 1 Log in to the Matrix Fitness Asset Management site http am matrixfitness com Figure A 2 Select the Organization that pertains to the...

Page 143: ...gement site http am matrixfitness com 2 Select Add Users from the CTS dropdown menu at the top of the screen Figure A Fill out the necessary information Username is typically presented as first name l...

Page 144: ...ck Assign Tag Figure D To change a club logo in the 7xi console 1 Log in to the Matrix Fitness Asset Management site http am matrixfitness com 2 Select Facility list from the CTS dropdown menu at the...

Page 145: ...reen on the console Press ENTER 3001 ENTER Select Asset Management button to edit club ID and choice the True on the show custom logo Figure C 5 Press home button to return to main screen now the club...

Page 146: ...Wired Installation Steps 1 Prepare site for local server and internet connection a Find a secure location like an AV closet or a server room for the gateway and related network equipment b Make sure t...

Page 147: ...h a patch cable b Connect the Gateway to the Switch with a patch cable c Connect the modem switch and Gateway to a power source d Label the jacks on the patch panel and the corresponding jacks on the...

Page 148: ...145 10 7 Netpulse AM Setting up SOP 3 Wire club with Ethernet 4 Connect 7xi Units to gateway server via Ethernet cables Chapter 10 bike Specifications and Assembly Guide...

Page 149: ...Make sure the location has power and internet access as well as a rack or 19 shelf for the gateway c Contract an ISP Internet Service Provider to bring internet connectivity to the closet d Make sure...

Page 150: ...st is physical interference Physical objects that block line of sight to the access point will interfere with the signal This includes walls windows pillars shelving lighting air ducting etc Choose mo...

Page 151: ...ting The patterns are asymmetrical in the elevation plane XZ with significantly more antenna gain in the area directly above the plane formed by the access point Z This results in a coverage pattern t...

Page 152: ...e with the LED lights pointed down toward the floor Alternatively the AP can be mounted on a wall at the approximate height of the client antennas with the face of the AP the side with the LED lights...

Page 153: ...age check There are many free tools that can be loaded onto a laptop that will allow you to check your RSSI received signal strength intensity values InSSIDer is one such program available on Metageek...

Page 154: ...rom the main screen on the console Press ENTER 3 0 0 1 ENTER to obtain a list of the available General setting a Console Frame serial number setting Figure A b Data Time setting touch Left Right arrow...

Page 155: ...3 0 0 4 ENTER on the lower keypad ii Press the Settings iii Press the Set Wireless Defaults for automatic network configuration After a few moments ensure that the message Successfully connected to wi...

Page 156: ...ect the correct wireless networks SSID from the list key in pass phase and press the connect Figure B After a few moments ensure that the message successfully connected is displayed Note If the SSID o...

Page 157: ...MAC address Chapter 10 BIKE Specifications and Assembly Guide b In the configure SSID screen you need to enable the rd02 to enable the Asset Management access and enable the npwireless to enable the N...

Page 158: ...pulse AM Setting up SOP Set the NAT mode Use Meraki DHCP Chapter 10 BIKE Specifications and Assembly Guide ii npwireless setting for Netpulse accessing select the npwireless SSID Set the pre shared ke...

Page 159: ...156 10 7 Netpulse AM Setting up SOP Chapter 10 BIKE Specifications and Assembly Guide Set the NAT mode Use Meraki Bridge mode...

Page 160: ...en come up Figure A 2 Enter Manager Mode by pressing ENTER 1 0 0 1 ENTER on the lower keypad 3 Record the Accumulated Mileage Accumulated Time and Serial Number NOTE The information can be lost during...

Page 161: ...ff turn on the machine again 11 Enter Service Mode by pressing ENTER 3 0 0 1 ENTER on the lower keypad and press the General key on the screen Then check if the software versions are correct Figure G...

Page 162: ...il the standard display picture has been come up Figure B 3 Enter Manager Mode by pressing ENTER 1 0 0 1 ENTER on the lower keypad 4 Record the Accumulated Mileage Accumulated Time and Serial Number N...

Page 163: ...lete the Bike will automatically return to the standard display Remove the USB Drive from the USB port in the console Turn off the machine and wait 30 sec then turn on the machine If display shows 04A...

Page 164: ...is correctly set for R7xi If not correct press ENTER 3 0 0 2 ENTER on the lower keypad and select the correct Machine Type Figure J 15 Enter Service Mode by pressing ENTER 3 0 0 1 ENTER on the lower...

Page 165: ...162 notes...

Page 166: ...163 MATrix Fitness systems corp 1610 Landmark Drive Cottage Grove wi 53527 USA TOLL FREE 866 693 4863 www matrixfitness com FAX 608 839 1717 REV 01 KO...

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