Abilica WinMag Edge B1300, Руководство пользователя

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CALORIES from 0 to 990, each step corresponds to 10 cal.
WATT from 10 to 350, each step corresponds to 5 watts
(Can only be used in manual mode).
PULSE
from 30 to 240, each step corresponds to 1 BPM.
(Except in "TARGET H.R." setting)
PROGRAM
Choose user with the RESET wheel and press START/STOP at your user. Press
START/STOP again, followed by RESET. You can now scroll up from the startup
window to the program menu. You have 12 different pre-programmed course profiles
to choose from.
Program number is displayed for 2 sec. in the display, before the track profile for that
application is displayed graphically. Press the ENTER dial to confirm the selection
and rotate the wheel to change the intensity of the program, if desired.
Once you have selected program, press START / STOP. You can also change the
resistance profile along the way by rotating the ENTER dial. If you wish, you can
preset all functions such as time, distance, and the like, as explained above.
Track Profile consists of 16 columns. Any workout time you register will be divided
evenly between these 16 columns. If you do not have pre-set time, the profile will
shift to the next bar for every 100 meters.
USER
Scroll up from the startup window to the menu, USER, and it will show a course
profile in the display. Turn the ENTER dial to adjust the resistance from 1 to 16 on
the columns. When the resistance is selected on a column, press the ENTER and
proceed to set the resistance level for the next spill. Continue with all the columns.
If you wish to pre-set time, distance, calories, etc., hold the ENTER button for three
seconds. TIME to begin to flash.
Any workout time you register, the total training time spread evenly across the 16
columns. If you program the computer on time and other functions, it is the time
admitted that determine when the program switches to the next column. The program
stops, however, when one of the values reaches 0
START / STOP is pressed at any time to start training.