Bowflex 3 Series, 7 Series Elevation Gain, Average Speed, Average Heart Rate, Average Incline

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Elevation Gain

Elevation gain represents the total vertical distance traveled during the workout session (in feet or meters) based on distance and incline.

Average Speed

Average Speed represents the average walking/jogging/running speed during the workout session (in mph or kph) based on distance traveled and elapsed time.

Average Heart Rate

Average Heart Rate represents the average of the user’s heart rate readings during the workout session (in beats per minute).

Average Incline

Average Incline represents the average of the user’s incline readings during the workout session (in percent incline).

Maximum Heart Rate

Maximum Heart Rate represents the user’s maximum achieved heart rate during the workout session.

Total Distance (Odometer) and Total Hours

To view total distance or total hours on the treadmill, use the following key sequence.

1.Press and hold the “ENTER” and “POWER” keys for 3 seconds. The multi-function display will show “ CAL”.

2.Press the “INCLINE UP” key to advance to the Configuration setting sequence. The multi-function display will show “ConF”.

3.Press the “START/PAUSE” key to access the 1st parameter (Max. Speed). The time display will show “ SPd” and the multi-function display will show the current maximum speed setting.

4.Press the “INCLINE UP” key 3 times to advance to the total hours. The time display will show “hour” and the multi-function display will show the total operating hours (0 - 9999).

5.Press the “INCLINE UP” key again to advance to the total odometer. The time display will show “diSt” and the multi-function display will show the total accumulated distance.

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Taking Care of Your Treadmill

 

 

 

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Contents Bowflex 3, 5 & 7 Series Treadmills Bowflex Treadmills Parts Reference Guide AT T E N T I O N PrefaceTable of Contents Important Safety Precautions Grounding InstructionsFitness Safeguards Emergency Stop Procedures Normal Stop ProceduresGoing Forward Using Your Bowflex TreadmillGetting Started How Often Should You Exercise?Calorie Burner What to WearStretching How to Use Your Chest Strap Bowflex 7 Series Only Using Your Heart Rate MonitorHow to Use the Touch Heart Rate Monitor Touch Heart RateChest Strap Transmitter Battery Replacement To Stop How to Operate Your Bowflex TreadmillQuick Start How to Operate Your Bowflex Treadmill Women Fitness Rating Norms VO2maxMen P9 Calorie Goal Program P10 Distance Goal ProgramP11 Fat Burn Heart Rate Control Program Custom User Programs P12 User Defined 1 & P13 User DefinedPrograms 7-16 for 7 Series Treadmill P7 Program, 5K Run AGE P10 Calorie Goal Program P11 Distance Goal ProgramP12 Fat Burn Heart Rate Control Program P13 Cardio Heart Rate Control ProgramP14 BMI Body Mass Index Calculation Custom User Programs P15 User Defined 1 & P16 User Defined Bowflex 7 Series Console Bowflex 5 Series Console Understanding Your Treadmill Features Average Heart Rate Elevation GainAverage Speed Average InclineTo fold the treadmill Folding, Transporting & Unfolding your TreadmillFan Bowflex 5 and 7 Series Only To transport the treadmillLubricate Belt Message Conversion To MetricBowflex 3, 5 and 7 Series Calibration Order to convert to miles or kilometers, do the followingSpeed Keypad 0-9 Bowflex 3, 5 & 7 Series KeysEnter/Cool down Incline Keypad Bowflex 7 Series OnlyWalking Belt Centering Taking Care of Your TreadmillWalking Belt Tension General Cleaning Removing the Motor CoverWalking Belt and Deck Lubrication Use the following timetable as a guide to lubricate the deckTroubleshooting Guide Locating The Circuit Breaker On Your TreadmillTime Period Residential Use All Models WarrantyThis warranty does not cover LimitationsProcedures Prairie Way Louisville, Colorado