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The console offers a selection of features designed

to provide instant exercise feedback and make your

workouts more effective. 

Before using the console, make sure that batteries

are installed in the console and the transmitter (see

assembly step 10 on page 9 and assembly step 

12 on page 10). If there is a sheet of plastic on the 

display, remove the plastic.

Follow your progress with the display.

The console has seven displays that show the 

following workout information:

RPM—This display shows your pedaling speed,

in revolution per minute (rpm) or in (Km/h) and 

switch to another display every 6 seconds.

TIME—This display shows the elapsed time.

Note: When a smart program is selected, the display

will show the time remaining in the program

instead of the elapsed time.

DISTANCE—This display shows the distance you

have pedaled, in total revolutions.

CALORIES—This display shows the approximate

number of calories you have burned.

PULSE—This display shows your heart rate when

you use the handgrip pulse sensor.

HOW TO USE THE CONSOLE

Make sure that the product is correctly plug (see 

page MAINTENANCE AND TROUBLESHOOTING). 

If there is a sheet of clear plastic on the face of the 

console, remove it.
1. Turn on the console

To turn on the console, press any button on the 

console or simply begin pedaling.

2. Press the buttons :

SET : 

Press this button to set up the value of Time, 

Distance, Calories and Pulse. You can hold the button 

to increase the value faster. (The computer need to 

be in a stop condition).

MODE : 

Press this button to confirm all settings and or to 

switch from one value to another one.

RECOVERY : 

Press this button to activate the recovery test.
3. Start pedaling and follow your progress with 

the display :

While you exercise, the console will display the 

selected mode.
4. When you are finished exercising, the console 

will automatically turn off.

The console has an “auto-off” feature. If the pedals 

do not move and the console buttons are not 

pressed for a few minutes, the power will turn off 

automatically to save the batteries.
How to use the Pulse Recovery  Test :
It is a function to check the condition of pulse 

recovery that is scaled from F1 to F6 while F1 

means the best and F6 means the worst. In order to 

get rated correctly, users must test it right after the 

workout finished by pressing “TEST(RECOVERY) 

” key and then stop exercising. After the key is 

pressed, please also apply the heart rate detector 

appropriately, the test will last for 1 minute and 

the result will show in the display. If the computer 

does not detect your current heart rate, pressing 

“TEST(RECOVERY) ” will not enter into pulse 

recovery test. During the pulse recovery test, press 

“TEST(RECOVERY) ” to exit the test and return to 

the stop status.

Warning : These Data do not have any medical 

value. This test can only give a rough idea of 

your changing shape after exercise.

HOW TO PERSONALIZE CONSOLE SETTINGS

1. Turn on the console.

CONSOLE FEATURES

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Page 1: ...eep this manual for future reference QUESTIONS If you have questions or if there are missing parts please contact us UK Call 08457 089 009 From Ireland 053 92 36102 Website www iconsupport eu E mail c...

Page 2: ...E GUIDELINES 13 EXPLODED DRAWING 14 PART LIST 15 ORDERING REPLACEMENT PARTS Last page WARNING DECAL PLACEMENT This drawing shows the location s of the warning decal s If a decal is miss ing or illegib...

Page 3: ...the floor or carpet Make sure that there is at least 3 ft 0 9 m of clearance in the front and rear of the bike and 2 ft 0 6 m on each side 6 Inspect and properly tighten all parts regularly Replace an...

Page 4: ...For your benefit read this manual carefully be fore you use the bike If you have questions after reading this manual please see the front cover of this manual To help us assist you note the prod uct...

Page 5: ...ble wrench As you assemble the exercice bike use the drawings below to identify small parts The number in parentheses below each drawing is the key number of the part from the PART LIST near the end o...

Page 6: ...the front and back The pre assembled transportation wheels in the front allow easy moving of the Elliptical and therefore during assembly STEP 2 1 Assemble the left pedal 99 L to the left crank 30 an...

Page 7: ...st 1 using the one flat washers 97 adjuster par 96 3 5 Put the sleeve into the handlebar post 3 6 Set up the screw for the sleeve Remarks When you have chosen a desired position tighten the handlebar...

Page 8: ...en the adjustment knob and pull it outward Then move the seat post upward or downward release the adjustment knob into an adjustment hole in the seat post and firmly tighten the adjustment knob Make s...

Page 9: ...EXERCISE BIKE Inspect and tighten all parts of the exercise bike regularly Replace any worn parts immediately To clean the exercise bike use a damp cloth and a small amount of mild detergent IMPORTANT...

Page 10: ...s off when it is removed and the electrode areas are dried If the heart rate monitor is not dried after each use the battery may be drained prematurely Store the heart rate monitor in a warm dry place...

Page 11: ...alue of Time Distance Calories and Pulse You can hold the button to increase the value faster The computer need to be in a stop condition MODE Press this button to confirm all settings and or to switc...

Page 12: ...and the distance you ve pedaled Note When a smart program is selected the display will show the time remaining in the program instead of the elapsed time It also displays your pedaling speed in RPM o...

Page 13: ...body uses carbohydrate calories for energy Only af ter the first few minutes of exercise does your body begin to use stored fat calories for energy If your goal is to burn fat adjust the intensity of...

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Page 16: ...OR E U CUSTOMERS This electronic product must not be disposed of in municipal waste To preserve the environment this product must be recycled after its useful life as required by law Please use recycl...

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