Schwinn manual HOW to USE the 101/201 Bike Computer, Recovery

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HOW TO USE THE 101/201 BIKE COMPUTER

Button Functions

 

ST/STOP

Starts and Stops the workout session

ENTER

Used to enter information

UP

Adjusts data up

DOWN

Adjusts data down

RESET

Resets the workout results

TOTAL RESET

Resets the entire computer to start a new program

RECOVERY

Starts the recovery function.

Setting “goals” Once you select a workout program, you can set “goals” for either TIME, DISTANCE, or CALORIES. For instance, if you set a CALORIE goal of 100, once you start the program, you will notice that the CALORIE display will count down from 100 to 0.

We recommend that you set only one goal (TIME or DISTANCE or CALORIES,) for each exercise. Note, if no goals are set (TIME, DISTANCE, and CALORIES) and are all set to 0, all of these values will count up, once the START button is pressed. During you exercise, when a goal is reached, that display will flash, signaling that your workout is complete.

Display Description:

 

SPEED

Displays the estimated current speed (miles / hour)

RPM

Displays the current pedal RPM (revolutions per minute)

TIME

Displays the workout time (TIME will count down if it is set

 

as a “goal”.)

DISTANCE

Displays the estimated distance traveled.

 

(DISTANCE counts down if it is set as a “goal”.)

WATT

Displays the current power of that the user is producting

CALORIES

Displays the estimated Calories the user has burned during

 

the exercise. (CALORIES counts down if it is set as a “goal”.)

PULSE

Displays the user’s current heart rate (beats per minute.)

RECOVERY

The RECOVERY function measures the amount that your

 

heart rate drops in one minute, measured from the time

 

you stop exercising. The greater the drop in your heart

 

rate, the greater your fitness level. Your fitness level is

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qualitatively displayed ranging from “F1” (high fitness

Operating Instructions for Console

Getting Started:

To turn on the computer either press any button or start pedaling.

The Manual and Program icon will be flashing. Use UP and DOWN buttons to select desired one. Then press Enter key.

Control Panel

Resistance Control

At any time during a workout, you can control the resistance of the bike by using the UP and DOWN arrow buttons.

Manual Mode

You have two options in the MANUAL mode. For “quick start,” simply press the ST/STOP button and your workout will begin. Any “goals” set for the previous workout will be in effect. You can control the resistance with the UP and DOWN arrow buttons.

The second option for MANUAL is to set a “goal”. When you press ENTER, to select MANUAL, the resistance LEVEL bar will flash across the bottom of the screen. Select the LEVEL (1 – 16) using the UP and DOWN arrows, then press ENTER. Next, the TIME display will flash. If you wish to set a TIME goal, you can do so using the UP and DOWN arrows, or if you wish to set a DISTANCE or CALORIE goal, just continue to press the ENTER button. By setting a PULSE goal, a tone will sound once that Heart Rate is reached or exceeded.

Press the ST/STOP key to start your workout.

Selecting a program

There are 6 preset programs that offer you a variety of workout options. To select a program, use the UP and DOWN arrows to highlight the PROGRAM icon. Once this Icon is flashing, press the ENTER button. This will prompt you to select the program (P1 – P6). You will be prompted with a P1. Use the UP and DOWN arrow buttons to select the desired profile. At this point you can press the ST/STOP button to start your workout or you can set LEVEL or a goal as described above.

Automatic turn off: If no pedal signal is received for five minutes, the console will turn off if no pedal signal is received.

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level) to “F2” (low fitness level.)

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101/201 specifications

The Schwinn 101 and 201 are popular exercise bikes designed to meet the needs of fitness enthusiasts who desire a comfortable and effective workout experience at home. These bikes are known for their straightforward designs and essential features, making them suitable for users of varying fitness levels.

The Schwinn 101 is primarily focused on providing a reliable stationary biking experience. It features a user-friendly console that displays crucial workout metrics including time, speed, distance, calories burned, and heart rate. The heart rate monitoring can be done through contact grips that are built into the handlebars, allowing for real-time feedback during workouts. The bike is equipped with a manual resistance adjustment, enabling users to modify their workout intensity according to personal fitness goals.

In contrast, the Schwinn 201 offers more advanced technological features. One standout characteristic of the Schwinn 201 is its 16 levels of magnetic resistance, allowing for a smoother and quieter cycling experience. This feature enhances user experience by providing a more comprehensive range of workouts. The console on the Schwinn 201 is also more elaborate, as it includes built-in workout programs that keep users motivated and help track progress over time. With features such as goal tracking, the Schwinn 201 encourages users to set specific targets and achieve them.

Both models prioritize comfort, having ergonomically designed seats that can be adjusted to suit different body types. The adjustable pedals ensure that users can find the perfect position while cycling, reducing strain and promoting a healthier riding posture. The sturdy frames of both models provide durability while ensuring stability, which is essential during intense workouts.

Mobility is also a consideration in both Schwinn models, as they come with transport wheels that make it easy to move the bikes in and out of storage. Additionally, the compact designs of both bikes make them ideal for home use, even in smaller living spaces.

Overall, the Schwinn 101 and 201 embody convenience and performance. While the 101 serves as a solid, straightforward option for those new to cycling workouts, the 201 caters to users seeking enhanced features and versatility in their home exercise routines. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned cyclist, either model can help you achieve your fitness goals in the comfort of your home.