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Creating Custom Courses on the M9.21si

You can program the M9.21si and create your own course profiles using the two custom
courses (“CUST1” and “CUST2”). Programming a custom course is easy. You just create the
custom courses as you work out by determining the speed and incline for each 0.1 mile segment
along the 8-mile maximum course length. Speed and incline settings are saved once every .1 of a
mile which equals 10 dots on the display. Once you complete your workout, the course is stored
in memory and can be automatically recalled using the same program number.

To create a custom course, follow the steps in 

Working Out on the M9.21i or M9.21si Low

Impact Treadmill and add the following variation.

1.

At the “SELECT COURSE” prompt, choose your custom course: either “CUST 1” or “CUST 2.
Press the 

▼ 

or

 ▲

 keys until you see the desired course, then press ENTER.

Note: After pressing ENTER, a prompt scrolls across the display warning you that the
custom course contains set speed and inclines. You are not to use the course if you are not
familiar with it. The following instructions assume that you are programming a new custom
course. However, if you want to use the existing custom course, press SPEED 

▲ 

to begin.

2.

Hold onto the handrail and press the SPEED

 ▲ 

key. Step onto the running belt while the

speed is at or below 1 mph and begin walking. Use the INCLINE

▼▲ 

keys to change the

course profile as you walk. The first time the custom courses appear, the profile appears
flat (0% incline) until you change it.

3.

As you move through the course, you can change the course profile by using the SPEED
and INCLINE 

▼▲

 keys on the segment that is blinking. You cannot “go back” to a segment

once you move beyond it. However, you can pause by pressing STOP. Prompts appear and
scroll across the display asking you to save the course and end your workout, or continue
with your workout.

Pressing ENTER saves the course profile up to the point (mile or kilometer) where you
stopped and resets any previously saved program course.

Note: You must program at least .10 mile (10 dots on the display) before your new
course can be saved otherwise the software reverts back to the existing course. If an
existing course profile extended beyond the segment where you stopped, it will be
discarded.

Pressing SPEED 

 starts the running belt and allows you to continue from where you

left off. Be sure to hold onto the handrail before pressing SPEED

 ▲

.

4.

Once you reach the maximum distance of 8 miles, the prompt, “END COURSE appears and
scrolls across the display. The running belt slows to a gradual stop, the incline returns to 0%,
and prompts appear requesting that you save your changes.

5.

Save your changes by pressing ENTER. Once you save your custom course, you can work out
and use the same course over and over by entering the associated custom course number.

Deleting Custom Courses on the M9.21si

An existing custom course can be deleted by pressing both INCLINE 

▼ 

or

 ▲

 keys when the

custom course profile appears on the display. Take the following steps to delete a custom course:

1.

After answering the setup prompts and choosing your custom course, a “CAUTION”
message scrolls across the screen indicating that an existing custom course exists.

2.

When the course profile appears on the display, press both INCLINE 

▼▲

 keys and hold for

at least 3 seconds. A message appears indicating that the custom course profile has been
reset (0% incline and 1 mph/kph speed).

CAUTION: Once you press the INCLINE 

▼▲

keys to reset the course profile, you cannot
retrieve the old custom course.

CAUTION: After pressing ENTER, clear an
existing custom course profile by simulta-
neously pressing both the INCLINE 

▼▲

 keys

for at least 3 seconds. The course profile
reverts to a blinking line at 0% incline. Be
cautious about performing this procedure.
Once you clear an existing course profile, you
cannot retrieve it.

Summary of Contents for M9.21i

Page 1: ...page 1 USA R Owner s Manual Low Impact Treadmills featuring the Heart Rate Interactive System R R...

Page 2: ...M9 21i or M9 21si treadmill without adult supervision Close supervision is necessary Use the M9 21i or M9 21si only for its intended use as described in this manual Do not use accessory attachments th...

Page 3: ...comes caught in the belt or rollers Use care when getting on or off the treadmill Use the handrails whenever possible Step onto the running belt when the speed is at or below 1 mile per hour 1 6 kilom...

Page 4: ...strap for excessive wear and replace it if necessary See Obtaining Service in the maintenance section of this manual Precor treadmills are designed for the enjoyment of the serious runner as well as t...

Page 5: ...GER Improper connection of the equipment grounding conductor can result in a risk of electric shock Check with a qualified electrician or service person if you are in doubt as to whether the treadmill...

Page 6: ...Pausing Your Workout 15 Cooling Down After a Workout 15 Ending Your Workout 15 Changing the Interval Course Profile 16 Using the Weight Loss Program 17 Using the Manual Course Program 18 Using the Ran...

Page 7: ...thin a target zone usually 85 of your maximum heart rate and automatically changes the incline to keep your heart rate in that zone when you wear the chest strap during your workout The M9 21si combin...

Page 8: ...r lower handrail clamps 2 for mounting water bottle cage F one 5 16 hex key frame to base bolts G one 1 4 hex key belt tracking and tension adjustment H one 3 16 hex key upper handrail bolts I one 5 3...

Page 9: ...lace a piece of heavy cardboard plywood or other solid smooth flat surface under the unit If the floor is not even the running belt will not track properly Refer to Checking the Alignment of the Runni...

Page 10: ...t column support assembly on the front plate Route the ribbon cable under the lower board s cables See inset in Diagram 3 4 Align the tab on the ribbon cable connector with its counterpart located on...

Page 11: ...bolts 9 Insert the upper end of a handrail into the upper handrail clamp Using one hand apply pressure on the portion of the handrail going into the clamp while with the other hand lift and lower the...

Page 12: ...e rail Guide rail Handrail nut plate Handrail mounting hole Base of treadmill Lower handrail clamp Attach lower handrails Nut plate Lower handrail clamp Bolt Lower handrail assembled Handrail Base and...

Page 13: ...outlet Make sure that no other appliances use the same circuit as the treadmill If you need to move the treadmill ask for assistance from one or more persons Roll the treadmill on its front wheels to...

Page 14: ...beside the treadmill and press QUICK START The running belt starts automatically after the display scrolls the message Belt Starting 3 2 1 3 Continue standing next to the treadmill and press the SPEE...

Page 15: ...y key is inserted into the electronic console Refer to the instructions below for more information about the safety key Using the Magnetic Safety Key The magnetic safety key lets you stop the treadmil...

Page 16: ...iver is installed but that you are not wearing the chest strap transmitter or it is not working properly To correct transmitter problems refer to your Precor Heart Rate Option Owner s Manual or to Obt...

Page 17: ...ng information explains the different uses of the keys from left to right To locate each key look at the electronic console or refer to Diagram 10 ENTER When you turn ON the treadmill several prompts...

Page 18: ...D key and lastly the SPEED key The numbers 3 4 5 6 appear sequentially on the display as you press the associated key The prompt PRESS FOR MPH OR FOR KPH appears on the display Important If the QUICK...

Page 19: ...cise options are available on the M9 21i or M9 21si The course profiles on the M9 21i refer to the label on the electronic console provide workouts from manual mode to preprogrammed customized courses...

Page 20: ...ormation Note Optional hand weights called Precor Smart Weights are available from your local dealer Precor Smart Weights provide 1 or 2 pound hand weights with the added conve nience of remote contro...

Page 21: ...rkout follow the instructions in Ending Your Workout To resume your workout straddle the running belt attach the safety key clip to your clothing press the SPEED key to start the running belt hold the...

Page 22: ...ly want to specify the same speed and incline for both Work and Rest intervals Then to increase your effort level change to a higher speed and or incline for your Work interval If you are training wit...

Page 23: ...when you enter a program Stay clear of the lift mechanism and hood area until the treadmill has completed the recalibration process Low 1 3 2 2 3 1 3 6 4 5 Medium Medium High High Medium Low 1 3 2 4 5...

Page 24: ...s To use the preprogrammed courses follow the steps in Working Out on the M9 21i or M9 21si Low Impact Treadmill and add the following variation 1 At the SELECT COURSE prompt enter a program name WALK...

Page 25: ...your workout or continue with your workout Pressing ENTER saves the course profile up to the point mile or kilometer where you stopped and resets any previously saved program course Note You must prog...

Page 26: ...Rate Option is a completely wireless system A built in receiver displays continual feedback about your heart rate when you wear the transmitter strap around your chest No bulky wires or cables interf...

Page 27: ...down period into your workout to help lower your heart rate and minimize muscle stiffness or soreness Using the Heart Rate Course The Heart Rate Course has been designed from research conducted at th...

Page 28: ...mill if you have finished your workout and turn it OFF 8 To prevent unauthorized use remove the magnetic safety key from inside the electronic console and store it in a safe place Correcting Inconsist...

Page 29: ...fficient cardiovascular conditioning while strengthening and toning all the major muscle groups in the lower body Darkened areas in Diagram 14 indicate the muscles improved To get the most out of each...

Page 30: ...over the heart on the left side of the chest on either side of the neck over the temple or on the thumb side of either wrist Wherever you measure your pulse make sure that you use your index and midd...

Page 31: ...he workout to bring your heart rate down to near resting level The higher your fitness level the longer you should maintain your heart rate in the training zone between 20 and 30 minutes Beginners sho...

Page 32: ...e electronic console Allow the treadmill to dry completely before using it Manually advance the running belt to clean the opposite side Do not clean the belt while the running belt is moving Liquid ca...

Page 33: ...nning Belt on page 14 If you determine that the belt needs alignment follow the instructions here Realigning the belt takes a few simple adjustments If you are unsure about this procedure call your au...

Page 34: ...rn to adjust the tension of the belt 3 Insert the Safety key turn ON the treadmill answer the start up prompts then increase the speed of the running belt to 6 miles per hour 10 kph by pressing the SP...

Page 35: ...all 1 800 4 PRECOR To help the customer service representative expedite your call have your serial number available The serial number on the treadmill is printed on a label located underneath the trea...

Page 36: ...rate and Smart Rate Scan Precor M and Smart Rate are registered trademarks and Cardiologic and CrossRamp and Quick Start are trademarks of Precor Incorporated 2000 Precor Incorporated Specifications s...

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