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AVAILABLE

 

PROGRAM

 

MODES

AS

 

LISTED

 

BELOW

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ANUAL

, P

ROGRAM

, T

ARGET

 H

EART

 R

ATE

, U

SER

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 W

ATT

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WILL

 

APPEAR

 

AS

      

SCROLLING

 

TEXT

 

IN

  

THE

 

DISPLAY

 

WINDOW

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ELECT

 

ONE

 

OF

 

THE

 

TRAINING

 

PROGRAMS

 (

LISTED

 

BELOW

USING

 

THE

 UP, DOWN 

BUTTONS

. P

RESS

 

THE

 

ENTER 

BUTTON

 

TO

 

LOCK

 

IN

 

THE

 

DESIRED

 

PROGRAM

 

MODE

. P

RESS

 

THE

 START / STOP 

BUTTON

 

TO

 

BEGIN

 

TRAINING

 

IN

 

THE

   

DESIRED

 

MODE

 

OR

 

USE

 

THE

 UP / DOWN 

BUTTONS

 

TO

  

CONTINUE

 

THE

 

PROGRAM

 

SELECTION

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M

ANUAL

 M

ODE

 

(Standard Program)

 

Activation Procedure: 1) 

Press the ENTER button to start program set up. 

2) 

Use the UP / DOWN buttons to adjust the resistance level and press the 

ENTER button to set the desired level (see reference below) or press the START/STOP button to begin training.  

3) 

Use the UP & DOWN   buttons to 

preset (adjust) individual target training time or press the START / STOP button to begin training. 

Manual Resistance Adjustment: 

The display will reference 1-16 levels of training resistance. Level 16 will be highest resistance setting. Use The Up, 

Down buttons to select a desired resistance setting. The display graph will change as resistance levels are changed (adjusted).  

Note

: Resistance levels will  automatically adjust to match preprogrammed or customized  training profiles. Resistance can  be manually adjusted  

during by training by pressing the UP or DOWN buttons.  

♦ 

P

ROGRAM

 M

ODE

 

(Preprogrammed Training Profiles)  

 

Activation Procedure: 1) 

Press the “UP” button until the Program mode is selected. 

2) 

Press the ENTER button  

3) 

Select Training Profile 

(referenced below)  

4) 

Press the UP/DOWN button to adjust the target training time or press the START/STOP button to begin training.  

5) 

Press the 

UP/DOWN button to adjust the training resistance or press the START/STOP button to begin training.  

 

Selecting a Training Profile: 

The computer has 12 programmed resistance (training) profiles (P1-P12). Press the UP button to scroll through the 

 

training profiles.  Once a training profile is selected, press the ENTER button to lock in the profile.  

♦ 

T

ARGET

 H

EART

 R

ATE

 M

ODE

  

(Training Profile Based on Target Heart Rate Zones)

 

 

Activation Procedure: 1) 

Press the “UP”  button until the Target Heart Rate program mode is selected.  

2) 

Press the “Enter” button  

3)

 Press the UP/     

 

DOWN buttons to preset your age, press the ENTER button. 

4) 

Select a heart rate training zone (referenced below) 

5) 

Press the START / STOP        

 

button to begin training or use the UP & DOWN buttons to adjust the training target time. 

 

Setting a HR Training Zone: 

Zone training is based on exercising within a set percentage of a users maximum heart rate. A users maximum        

 

heart rate is based on a simple formula;  (220 BPM  -  Users Age = Maximum HR).  Use the UP/DOWN buttons to select one of the HR (zone)      

 

training percentage referenced in the lower display. (55%, 75% or 90% ) and press the ENTER button to lock in the zone setting.  

 

Note

: The resistance will auto-adjust according heart rate presets. If a user’s heart rates falls under the preset targets, the resistance auto- adjust up one        

 

 level every 30-seconds until target rate is achieved. If a users heart rate exceeds the target presets, the computer will auto-adjust down the resistance             

 

 one level until target is  reached. For training safety, the computer will stop functioning and beep, if a user continues to exceed a target heart rate for    

 

more than 30-seconds at the lowest resistance training level. 

♦ 

U

SER

 M

ODE

 

(Customized Training Grid)

 

 

Activation Procedure: 1) 

Press the “UP” button until the “

USER

” program mode is selected. 

2) 

Press the ENTER  button  

3) 

Set a          

 

customized training . Profile (referenced below). 

4) 

Press the UP/DOWN buttons to adjust the target training time.  

5) 

Press the START / STOP         

 

 button to begin training. 

Setting a Customized Training Profile: 

The lower display will reference 16 individual  profile (resistance) columns. Each column can be set to   an 

individual  resistance level (1-16). The UP , DOWN buttons will adjust the number resistance bars (segments) per column.  After an individual      
column has been preset (adjusted),  press the ENTER button. Continue the set up process until all 16 columns have been customized (preset) and a  full 
training profile exist. Once a profile is set, press the Start / Stop button to begin training  or press the Enter button to set desired function targets. 

 

NOTE: 

Once a preset function has been reached (counts down to zero ), the computer will beep to alert the user a preset goal has been achieved.       

 

All display functions will stop once a single preset goal has been reached. A user may continue training after an individual function target has been 

 

achieved, by pressing the START / STOP button. At that point, all values will count up from zero. 

♦ 

WATT M

ODE

  

 

In this program, the WATT function will keep a constant value. This means that if you pedal quickly, the tension will decrease, if 

 

you pedal slowly the tension will increase to maintain the Watt value entered. Use the UP/DOWN buttons to scroll to this program. 

 

Press MODE/ENTER to select this program. WATT will flash in the display. Use the UP/DOWN keys to set desired WATT. Press 

 

MODE/ENTER to confirm value. Repeat steps for DISTANCE, CALORIES and PULSE. Press START/STOP to begin exercising. 

 

Grasp Pulse Grips loosely with both hands to activate PULSE function. 

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