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Daily Tasks

Weeks 1-7

Weeks 8-14

Weeks 15-21 Week 22-28

Completed

Daily Tasks

Week 29-35

Week 36-42

Week 43-49

Week 50-52

Completed

Weekly Tasks Weeks 1-7

Weeks 8-14

Weeks 15-21 Weeks 22-28

Completed

Weekly Tasks Weeks 29-35 Weeks 35-42 Weeks 43-49 Weeks 50-52

Completed

Monthly tasks 1

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10 11 12

Completed

Quarterly Tasks Quarter 1

Quarter 2

Quarter 3

Quarter 4

Completed

yearly Tasks

year 1

Completed

Notes: __________________________________________________________

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MAINTENANcE  

One-year Maintenance Log

Facility:_______________________ Supervisor:____________________
Product model number:__________  Serial number:_________________
Start date: ____________________  End date:_____________________

Summary of Contents for C535U

Page 1: ...C535U LED BIKE Owner s Manual Sports Art Industrial Co Ltd ISO 9001 14001 Certified 2014 08 No 11 Gong Huan Rd Tainan City Taiwan R O C www gosportsart com...

Page 2: ...ow to Connect the Ground Wire 24 5 UNDERSTAND THE C535U DISPLAY 25 DISPLAY Overview 25 DISPLAY Specifications 26 DISPLAY Windows 26 DISPLAY Keys 26 6 OPERATE THE PRODUCT 28 OPERATION Quick Start 28 OP...

Page 3: ...designed for years of reliable usage this product was made to become an integral part of your commercial fitness venue Before this product is assembled or operated we recommend that you familiarize yo...

Page 4: ...object becomes caught or impedes normal motion DO NOT use any accessories that are not specifically recommended by the manufacturer Such parts might cause injuries or cause the unit to fail Close sup...

Page 5: ...CC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and...

Page 6: ...e s arr ter pas imm diatement si quelque chose obstacle le mouvement NE PAS utiliser d accessoire non sp cifiquement recommand par le fabricant Car cela pourraient provoquer des blessures ou entra ner...

Page 7: ...il n est pas install et utilis conform ment aux instructions peut provoquer des interf rences nuisibles aux communications radio Cependant il n y a aucune garantie que des interf rences ne se produiro...

Page 8: ...Qty A1 Pedestal and display 1 A7 Left right pedals 1 A2 Handlebar mount upper and lower cover 1 A8 Rear support 1 A3 Handlebar 1 A9 Rear support cover 1 A4 Pedestal cover 1 A10 Hardware kit 1 A5 Main...

Page 9: ...ped Allen wrench 1 M5 L shaped Allen wrench 1 M6 Double open end wrench 1 13 15 Screwdriver handle 1 Green Screwdriver shank 1 Phillips and flat Components on the Product No Name Specification Notes 3...

Page 10: ...cise on this product Also for brevity the word screws is used where screws washers and other hardware may be involved STEP 0 Preparation Separate product from the Package Follow steps A B and C to fla...

Page 11: ...10 STEP 1 Install the Rear Support and Cover...

Page 12: ...sockets 21 into the rear support A8 and then remove screws 31 fromthe rear support A8 b Use these screws 31 to secure the rear support A8 to the main frame A5 as shown c Align the support cover A9 wit...

Page 13: ...12 STEP 2 Install the Pedestal...

Page 14: ...destal and display A1 b1 Disconnect the top end of feeder cord from the main frame A5 and wrap it around the top of the cables from the pedestal and display A1 to secure them together Disconnect the b...

Page 15: ...into place until B and C holes come into alignment e First secure screws 32 in position C and then secure screws in positions A and B f Connect cables at the pedestal base and tuck extra cabling into...

Page 16: ...over Follow steps a through e below to secure the handlebar and handlebar mount upper and lower covers a Remove screws 33 fromthe handlebar A3 as shown b Remove screws 34 and disconnect upper and lowe...

Page 17: ...r and Cover Continued c Hold the handlebar A3 onto its mount on the pedestal and display A1 and secure the handlebar mounting screws 33 d Connect handlebar mount upper and lower covers A2 onto the pro...

Page 18: ...t sides as he or she exercises on the product Put the pedal A7 marked R on the right crank fitting Turn the pedal stem clockwise by hand until you feel it smoothly thread into place and then use the o...

Page 19: ...18 STEP 5 Install the Seat Bottom First remove nuts from the seat bottom A6 Set the seat bottom in place and secure it with the nuts...

Page 20: ...nstall the Storage tray Follow steps a through b below to install the storage tray a First insert screw sockets 21 into the pedestal b Use these screws 23 24 to secure the storage tray A11 onto the pe...

Page 21: ...move the product in place for use a Stand in front of the unit Place one foot in front of the wheel b Hold onto handlebars with both hands c Press the handlebars down placing the unit at a slant and...

Page 22: ...ct this bike must sit level on a flat floor If necessary adjust the levelers by following instructions a through c below a Loosen the leveler nut b Rotate the leveler foot downward so it firmly touche...

Page 23: ...just seat height a Turn the seat adjustment knob counterclockwise and then pull the knob b Use your hand to adjust the seat position up or down c When the seat is in the desired position release the k...

Page 24: ...steps d through f below to adjust seat fore and aft placement d Press the fore aft adjustment lever downward to release the seat e Use your hand to move the seat fore or aft as desired f Lift the fore...

Page 25: ...ons are required by European safety standards The ground wire is not required by North American safety standards Installation instructions Please use screws and washers to secure one end of the ground...

Page 26: ...ow functions Please read this manual understand the display functions and thereby get optimum enjoyment and benefit from this product 1 Pulse LED 8 Work Out Level Keys 2 Weight loss 65 target heart ra...

Page 27: ...introduced briefly below QUICK START Press this key to start exercising without first entering age weight andotheruserinformation Duringpausemode pressthiskeytoresumetheworkout During program set up...

Page 28: ...ection press this key to confirm your choice WORKOUT LEVEL Press this key to change resistance settings Settings change by one level each time the key is pressed STOP HOLD TO RESET During a workout or...

Page 29: ...ear after two seconds There are three types of workout goals TIME DISTANCE and CALORIE Use WORKOUT LEVEL keys to make your selection Press the ENTER key to confirm your setting If you select a goal pr...

Page 30: ...ICK START key to confirm your setting and start exercising Follow prompts to begin your workout Please refer to OPERATION Workout Programs for information about specific workout programs Note that a d...

Page 31: ...INTERVAL1 2 INTERVAL 2 2 Each interval program includes two segments a work segment and a rest segment Example Interval 1 1 indicates one segment of one minute in duration followed by a second segmen...

Page 32: ...by the program time limit setting at the engineering mode After you press the FIT TEST key the display will show STARTING TEST to begin this program The test is divided into 4 segments of 3 minutes it...

Page 33: ...me to begin the program right away using default values After a heart rate control workout is activated a heart illustration will appear on the dot matrix screen When the actual heart rate signal is d...

Page 34: ...d such as US Note After 4 seconds it will display XX MILE H H or XX KM H H XX represents the country code b Press keys to change the country c Press the ENTER key to confirm the selection TOTAL DISTAN...

Page 35: ...er contact Because the telemetry heart rate signal varies in strength from 20 Hz to 20 KHz environmental interference can block signal reception Physical vibration and electronic devices including ste...

Page 36: ...t heart rate goal would be appropriate for you HOW LONG SHOULD I EXERCISE The duration of your workout must depend on your fitness level In general it is recommended that you maintain a heart rate wit...

Page 37: ...ntertainment Sys tem as well as ECOFIT System iPod iPhone iPad 30 pin connector Option When connecting the device to the 30pin connector user can listen to music via headphone jack and adjust the audi...

Page 38: ...r cards Not available yet b Bluetooth connection button press this button to unpair the smart phone SA WELL App c USB port this port is used for device charging as well as optional data transferring d...

Page 39: ...or stride length drive board communication is abnormal Error code explanations follow ERROR_8_1_ When power on the communication to the Micro Inverter is abnormal ERROR_8_2_ When power on the communi...

Page 40: ...NCE Schedule Area Day Week Month Quarter Year Notes 1 Exterior Clean 2 Screws Inspect for looseness Secure if necessary 3 Seat bottom Wipe clean with a damp cloth 4 Pedals Inspect for looseness Tighte...

Page 41: ...ture of Simple Green all purpose cleaner and water 4 Inspect pedals and secure them if necessary Caution Please follow standard safety precautions when working on this product Electronic components ca...

Page 42: ...ter 2 Quarter 3 Quarter 4 Completed Yearly Tasks Year 1 Completed Notes __________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________ ____...

Page 43: ...ve Board Optic sensor DC Adaptor Jack Battery Model No Board 12V Steel Wheels and Electromagnet Fuse 3A 250VAC Bluetooth Connection key RFID Board Continua Adapter Board iPod Audio Board Head Phone Bo...

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