Cateye EC-37OO operating instructions Your first ride

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Your first ride

1Turn on power and attach pulse sensor

Insert the DC connector into the AC adapter inlet at the right side of the main unit.

Insert the plug of the AC adaptor into any household AC outlet (120V).

power switch

DC connector

AC adapter inlet

Turn on power switch. The control unit should make a beep sound and “AUTO” symbol should ap- pear on the screen.

AUTO

TIME

• Attach the pulse sensor to your

earlobe. When it is cold, rub your

earlobe to facilitate blood circula-

tion before attaching the pulse

sensor.

Caution: Do not use any AC

2Insert the start card (red card provided)

Find the red card (start card) in the package of the EC-3700. Insert this card into the appropriate slot (card inlet) as shown in the dia- gram below.

card inlet

RESET

MODE

ADV

start card

Caution: Use only the red card at this stage. It is a sample card with the exercise data already registered in it. The unit will not work with the black cards since they do not contain any data yet.

Insert this direction

start card

3Checking the screen display

The display that appears on the screen should be as described be- low. If this display does not ap- pear, pull the card out and slowly insert it again. The numbers in the display represent training condi- tions.

2

1

 

PLL

AGE

 

 

TM

min:sec

4

3

 

 

HILL

 

PRF 5

6

kg•m

 

TIME

1 Age is shown by the figure “50”

2“150” is the upper-limit pulse rate set by the machine (200 - age). If this pulse rate is ex- ceeded during training, an alarm will sound and the pedal resis- tance will drop to minimum (0.5kg·m).

3Exercise time is shown by “16:00”, which means 16 min- utes.

4“HILL” which is short for “hill profile training” shows the type of training to be engaged in.

5“1” indicates the shape of the hill to be climbed. “1” is the gen- tlest slope.

6Changes of pedal resistance are shown on the graph.

4Press the ADV button to start

• Depress ADV button. This will activate the printer.

Start pedaling at a low speed.

When the printer stops, a display like that in the diagram below will appear on the screen. The num- bers on this screen represent your own present condition, and they will keep changing as time goes on.

1

2

rpm

TM

min:sec

 

3

 

HILL

 

watt

5

 

4

 

kg•m

6

 

kg•m

 

 

TIME

1 Heartbeats per minute.

2 Pedal revolutions per minute.

3Elapsed time since start of train- ing session.

4Amount of working, expressed in watts. The higher the number, the more energy you are ex- pending.

5Pedal resistance (torque). The higher the number, the harder.

6As time goes on, the blinking row in the graphic part will shift one by one toward the right hand. According to the position of the blinking row you can find how far you have progressed in the current session.

5Calorie display

Pressing the MODE button gives you the option of viewing a calorie consumption display (calorie con- sumed from the beginning of the present training session until now) instead of elapsed time.

Now you are on the exerciser for your first ride. As you train, pedal resistance will change, energy ex- penditure will change, and your pulse rate will also change. The Model EC-3700 lets you keep track of all this information while you train.

rpm

EC

kcal

HILL

watt

kg•m

kg•m

TIME

6When you finish

When 16 minutes have elapsed, a buzzer will sound and the training session will automatically stop.

The printer prints out the E.C. (Energy Consumption) and then stops.

You may stop exercise program at any time during workout by

pressing ADV button twice.

The liquid crystal display on the screen will return to initial display, “AUTO” alone flashing.

The Model EC-3700 Cateye Ergociser™ function that we have explained up to this point is only the beginning. Let us move on to explanations of other functions.

adaptor other than the one

supplied with the Model EC-

3700.

Remark : You may change data at any time. The and buttons will raise or lower any of the numbers discussed above. Press the MODE button to move to the next number, which will flash on and off when it is eligible for changing. Now, however, the goal is to get you acquainted with Model EC-3700, so if you change any of the numeral values, please return them to

their original setting.

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Contents Cateye ergociser How to Use This Manual Name of parts RightSide Main BodyImportant Safety Instructions Make sure all components are included in a package Lets assemble Installing the control unit Adjusting Seat Height How to Adjust each partLevel Adjustment Adjusting Seat PositionUse of sensor clip Installing the pulse sensorUsing pulse sensor during exercise Handling the pulseearlobe sensorYour first ride Six programs of operation Using your Cateye Ergociser without a data card Page Exercise Frequency and Time Your strength level and training indexPurpose of Exercise Exercise PlanTraining Index Physical Fitness LevelAerobic power measurement Maximum Physical Work Capacity PWC max Physical Fitness Level PFL Test ProtocolMaximum Oxygen Uptake MOU Exercise Maintaining Target Pulse Rate Automatic trainingSelect the Automatic Training Program Input Conditions Start Program Start / Warm UpExerciseWattage at Constant Isopower constant load trainingSelect the Isopower Training Program Input Conditions End Exercise Cool Down Interval trainingSelect Interval Training Program Input Conditions ExerciseSelect the Hill Profile Training Program Input Conditions Hill profile trainingSelect the Manual Training Program Input Conditions Manual trainingRegisterpattern new training Setting your own training patternChange display panel Into write-in phase Input new training patternHow to make a data card Page Transmission Format Contents of Data Transmission from the EC-3700External computer control via an RS232C terminal External computer control via an RS232C terminalSetting the date Using chestbelt heart rate sensorInserting printer paper What to do when printer paper gets jammedPrinting mechanism Handling Troubleshooting and handling careTroubleshooting Warranty service Warranty service and partsSpecifications 0689221 E