Skandika Fitness MONTREUX Series, Инструкция по сборке и руководство пользователя

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1. „Manual“ -> manual mode
In manual mode you can adjust the load manually
After selecting „Manual“ (confirm with „ENTER“-button) you can select the initial tension level (use
“UP”, “DOWN” and “ENTER” to select). Press START/STOP. You may change the tension level at
any time during exercise with “UP” and “DOWN”.
You may also input target values for the following function values:
a. TIME (Training time between 0:00 and max. 99:00 Min.)
b. DISTANCE (Distance from 0 to max. 99.90 km)
c. CALORIE (desired calories burned in one training from 0 to max. 9990 kcal.)
d. PULSE (Pulse frequency from 30 to max. 230 bpm)
e. WATT (Watt can be preset in steps of 5 to max. 350 Watt)
To input a target value, do not press “Start/Stop” after selecting the initial tension level, but instead use
“UP”, “DOWN” and “ENTER” to input the target values. After your input, press “Start”/Stop”. If you input
several target values the computer will make a certain sound when you reach the first one of these
target values. This signal is a beeping 8-times. In this moment the computer stops counting. Press the
Start/Stop-button and go on with the training and the computer counts again upwards. To interrupt your
training, press again the „Start/Stop“-button.
If you press the Reset-button it is possible – but only during stop-modus (training break) - to change
the program mode or shift between the 4 main modes. If you press the Reset-button longer than 2
seconds the above mentioned restart of the computer will happen.
Within the manual mode 1 you can preset WATT to change into the watt-controlled mode. If you preset
watt it is not possible to change the difficulty in the manual mode as usual but the computer will control
them automatically according to the target values. Furthermore there are 3 symbols on the display you
have to observe:
You need to slow down the training speed.
You need to speed up the training.
This is an additional symbol to remind you that you are correctly pedalling
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