Interval training

• This program is intended for serious exercisers with training experience. This training automatically changes the speed between "exercise (maxi- mum speed)" and "rest (minimum speed)." The incline does not change, so you can adjust the incline to suit your needs.

• Select one of the three patterns, depending on the training goal you are working for.

• This program is made up of repeated intervals of exercise (maximum speed) and rest (minimum speed). The rest speed is different depending on the pattern.

Pattern 1: Rest speed is 30% of exercise (maximum) speed.

Patterns 2, 3: Rest speed is 50% of exercise (maximum) speed.

The incline can be adjusted by pressing the INCLINE +/- buttons. This program is hard training, so it is recommended that you try with zero in- cline at first.

Exercise per training session should be for at least 15 minutes. If possible, a 20 to 30 minute session is better.

The exercise time (alarm) is initially set for 20 minutes, but you can change it in 1-minute increments to any value in the range from 0 to 99 minutes. The current conditions on the LCD screen advance along the time scale once every 3 seconds. When 10 minutes is exceeded, the screen will scroll leftward by 5 minutes.

There may be those who choose to exercise beyond the pulse limit (200 - age) for their ages, depending on their training goals and physical conditions. If you choose to do so, use sufficient caution, and control your pulse rate.

The intensity of the training can be adjusted by changing the exercise (maximum) speed.

Caution: Although the speed can be adjusted when at rest (mini- mum) speed, this can sometimes result in the exercise (maximum) speed being increased to an unexpected high speed. The change of the speed should be kept small.

Quick start (manual training)

• This program is for basic treadmill training. By pressing the QUICK but- ton, exercise begins at the lowest speed.

• This program is different from other training programs. In this program, the speed and incline are not pre-programmed; the speed and incline are adjusted by pressing the +/- buttons.

• Exercise per training session should be for at least 15 minutes. If possible, a 20 to 30 minutes exercise is better.

Because the exercise time (alarm) is not set, you can end the program at

any time. The current conditions on the LCD screen advance along the time scale once every 3 seconds. When 10 minutes is exceeded, the screen will scroll leftward by 5 minutes.

There may be those who choose to exercise beyond the pulse limit (200 - age) for their ages, depending on their training goals and physical conditions. If you choose to do so, use sufficient caution, and control your pulse rate.

Checking your exercise record

After finishing your exercise, you can check the details (changes in speed, incline, and pulse rate) of your exercise on the LCD screen. If the exercise time exceeds 10 minutes, you can scroll the screen, by pressing either the INCLINE or SPEED +/- buttons, to view the details that are not shown on the screen.

+ button: Details that are concealed on the right side will appear

- button: Details that are concealed on the left side will appear

Pressing the STOP button will end the program and erase the memory of your exercise.

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Cateye EC-T220 instruction manual Interval training, Quick start manual training

EC-T220 specifications

The Cateye EC-T220 is a sophisticated cycling computer designed for avid cyclists who seek to enhance their riding experience with advanced technological features. Known for its precision and reliability, the EC-T220 is packed with functions that make it an essential companion on the road or trail.

One of the standout features of the EC-T220 is its large, easy-to-read display. The device boasts a clear LCD screen that presents information in various formats, allowing cyclists to quickly glance at their performance metrics during rides. The adjustable screen provides valuable data, including current speed, average speed, distance traveled, ride time, and total distance, making it easy to track and assess individual performance goals.

The EC-T220 utilizes a wireless transmission system, which means no cumbersome wires are needed for setup. This not only simplifies installation but also enhances the overall aesthetic of the bike. The wireless capabilities also extend to features like a heart rate monitor and cadence sensor, allowing riders to keep track of their physical effort and pedaling efficiency for a comprehensive analysis of their cycling performance.

In terms of durability, the Cateye EC-T220 is built to withstand the rigors of cycling. It is designed with an IPX8 water resistance rating, ensuring that the device can endure a variety of weather conditions without compromising its functionality. This reliability makes it a favorite among cyclists who often ride in unpredictable environments.

Another noteworthy technology in the EC-T220 is its compatibility with GPS devices and smartphone applications. This feature allows cyclists to sync their data for further analysis and to track routes. The ability to connect with external apps means users can share their achievements with friends, dive into detailed performance analytics, and enjoy a more connected cycling experience.

The battery life of the EC-T220 is impressive as well. The device is equipped with a long-lasting battery that can endure extensive cycling sessions without the need for frequent recharging. This is a critical advantage for long-distance riders who need their device to be reliable throughout their adventures.

In conclusion, the Cateye EC-T220 is an excellent choice for cyclists who demand accuracy, convenience, and cutting-edge technology in their cycling computers. With features that cater to both casual and competitive riders, it stands as a key tool for those looking to elevate their cycling experience. The combination of its user-friendly design, advanced metrics, and robust construction makes the EC-T220 a standout product in the world of cycling accessories.