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5. mount the keypad to the console mast
If you have the Q47e keypad:
a. Remove the two screws securing the console back piece
to the mast plate.
b. Route the cable from the heart rate board down through
the top of the mast tube and out of the hole beneath the
console plate.
c. Route the red and white fan wires with the white
connector down through the top of the mast tube and out
of the hole beneath the console plate.
d.
Attach the black ribbon cable connector from the top of
the console mast tube to its connection on the back of
the keypad (2).
Tug the cables gently to ensure the
connectors are completely seated.
e. Position the keypad (2) on the mast (B) and insert each of
the 4 shorter screws through the mast holes and into the
keypad back. Tighten screws to secure.
If you have the Q47ce keypad:
a. Remove the two screws securing the console back piece
to the mast plate.
b. Use a
utility knife to cut the rubber grips and remove
them from the stationary handlebars.
c. Leading with the white plastic connector, insert the
contact heart rate cable (a) through the hole in the
“user’s right” side of the mast and feed it up through the
mast tube.
d. Feed the cable for the right grip, labeled “Right Hand
Contact”, up through the right handlebar tube.
e. Feed the cable for the left grip through the hole in the
“user’s right” side of the mast and through the hole on
the “user’s left” side, then feed it up through the left
handlebar tube.
f.
Select a ‘left’ side grip (b), differentiated from a right
side grip (c) by two screw holes. Place a rubber gasket
(d) into the left half of the contact grip, and position on
the left handlebar.
g.
Position the small white wire out in the slot at the top of
the left half of the hand grip (the side closest to a user
standing on the pedals). Position the small red wire in
the slot at the bottom of the hand grip (away from the
user).
h.
Select a ‘right’ side grip (c), fit it with the left half around
the handlebar, and secure the two halves together using
two 2mm screws (e). Make sure that the wires are in the
slots, not clamped between the grips; tighten the screws
until that the grip is stable.
