Cateye EC-T220 instruction manual Hill profile training Casual mountain climbing

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Hill profile training (Casual mountain climbing)

The incline changes to simulate the effects of climbing up and down mountains. The changing patterns of the incline are shown on the screen.

The following three types of mountain profiles are programmed.

PRF-1: the Rockies

PRF-2: the Cascades

PRF-3: the Pyrenees

The mountain profiles from 1 to 3 are arranged in order of difficulty. Try to start with a profile that looks easy enough for you.

Choose one of the above patterns, and adjust the intensity by selecting your desired speed and incline. When you change the incline pattern, it will be reflected through- out the whole pattern.

The preset training time is 15 minutes.

If you set a longer training time, the same pattern will repeat to match the training time.

Quick start (Manual training - training at a set belt speed)

You designate the belt speed and it stays constant regardless of your pulse rate. This is the basic, traditional way the treadmills have been utilized.

Setting range: 0.5 - 12 mph (Adjustment increment: 0.1 mph) [1.0 - 18.0 km/h (Adjustment increment: 0.1 km/h)] 0 - 12% (Adjustment increment: 0.5%)

Upper pulse limit alarm

For your safety, the upper pulse limit alarm is provided in all programs of the EC-T220. If your pulse rate exceeds this limit, the alarm buzzer sounds and the belt speed automatically drops to the minimum. This function urges the user to stop the exercise.

When your pulse rate has dropped back to within the pulse rate upper limit, restart the exercise by pressing the START button and raising the speed manually.

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Contents TREADMILLEC-T22O Contents HOW to USE this ManualIntroduction Drink holder Part NamesControl unit Side cap End capDuring training When training is completedDuring input Start Guide Read this warning before assembling the unit Starting with AssemblyPut the cords through the handle mast Remove the motor coverAttach the handle masts and handle Attach the motor cover Attach the control unit base to the handle mastsHow to open the control unit Adjust the running beltPreparation and Warnings Before Getting on the Treadmill Safety Key FunctionFunction of the chest-belt heart rate sensor Putting on the CHEST-BELT Heart Rate SensorBefore putting on the chest-belt heart rate sensor Putting on the chest-belt heart rate sensorTrying OUT the Treadmill for the First Time Put on the chest-belt heart rate sensor and turn on PowerInsert the start card the blue card provided Check the screen displayGrip the handle before pressing the Start button Start your exerciseExercise at a suitable speed and incline Numeric DisplayFinish your exercise HR control training Training at a set pulse rate 4 Kinds of ProgramsQuick start Manual training training at a set belt speed Hill profile training Casual mountain climbingTurn on the power supply Using the EC-T220WITHOUT a Data CardSelect a training program Input training conditionsCheck your exercise record by scrolling the screen Operation Guide Page Training Goals How to determine your target pulse rateExercise time for each session Frequency of trainingDifference between heart rate and pulse rate Maximum Heart RatePulse Limit Target Pulse RateHill profile training Training Program CharacteristicsHR control training Quick start manual training Interval trainingSelect the HR control training program HR Control TrainingStart the program Start walkingEnd the program Finish your trainingSelect the Interval training program Interval TrainingMum speed, this can sometimes result in the exercise Although the speed can be adjusted when at rest miniIf at any time during the exercise, you cannot keep up With the belt speed, press the Speed button to lowerSelect the Hill profile training program Hill Profile TrainingContinue the training Select the Quick start program and start walking Quick Start Manual TrainingFinish your training Making a Data Card Specify the exercise time alarm. For all training modesSelect a program Indicate your age. For HR control training onlySample data cards For HR control training onlyReference Guide Page Replacing the electrode belt Replacing the batterySetting the Safety Key Function Switching between mph display and km/h displayOther Useful Functions Checking the total distancesTrouble Check items Action TroubleshootingUnit was purchased Handling WarningsHandling warnings Accessories/Consumable Parts Repair Service WARRANTY/ADDITIONAL PartsAbout the repair service warranty Specification Power source Product Specifications

EC-T220 specifications

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