Keys Fitness 6.0r Buttons, Start/Stop, Mode, Up/Down, Recovery, Reset, Functions Time, Speed

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CONSOLE INSTRUCTIONS

To reset program:

You may press RESET button to reset the PROGRAM and select the training mode and/or tension load under STOP mode. If you hold on pressing the RESET button for 2 seconds, all data (including personal data) will be reset.

BUTTONS

KM/ML SWITCH Located on the back of console used for selection of KM or

 

ML scale. First remove batteries, select KM or ML, then

 

replace batteries.

START/STOP

To start or stop training.

MODE

To select each function of Time, Distance, Pulse, and Watt for

 

presetting. Used to enter all personal data and function data

 

settings.

UP/DOWN

Turn the dial button clockwise or counter-clockwise to make

 

all selections and settings.

RECOVERY

To have select pulse recovery function.

RESET

1. To reset figures of Time, Distance, Pulse and Watts.

 

2. To reset program settings and go back to initial selection

 

mode with Manual, Program, User or Target Heart

 

Rate blinking display.

FUNCTIONS

 

TIME

Count Up - The computer starts counting up from 00:00 to

 

99:59 during training.

 

Count Down - The computer will count down from the preset

 

Time to 00:00.

SPEED

Displays current SPEED from 0.0 to maximum 99.9 km or ml.

DISTANCE

Count Up - The computer accumulates total workout distance

 

from 0.00 to 99.90 km or ml.

 

Count Down - The computer will count down from the preset

 

distance to 0.00.

CALORIES

Count Up- The computer accumulates the calorie consump-

 

tion from 0 to 990 cal.

 

Count Down - The computer will count down from the preset

 

calories to 0.

 

This data is a rough guide for comparison of different exercise

 

sessions that can not be used for medical treatment.

PULSE

The user may have their current heart rate BPM (beats per

 

minute) display after holding both hands on handgrip sensors.

 

To ensure the heart rate readout is accurate, hold both hands

 

on grip sensors. The heart rate figure displays from 0 to 240

 

BPM. You may preset target pulse to assist the training under

 

Manual, any of the 12 Profiles, or User mode. You can also

 

select a fixed target heart rate percentage for training.

CONSOLE INSTRUCTIONS

Alarm - If you preset the target pulse, the computer will alarm to remind as soon as your current heart rate is achieved at the preset figure.

Load tension adjustment - If you preset the target heart rate or target heart rate percentage, the load resistance will be auto-adjusted according to your actual heart rate figure compared with the preset heart rate figure (heart rate control program).

RECOVERY After exercising for a period of time, stop pedaling, press RECOVERY button then keep holding on handgrip sensors. All function display will stop except TIME. Time starts counting down from 00:60 to 00:00. As soon as 00:00 is achieved, the bottom area of LCD will show your heart rate recovery status with grade F1, F2, F3….F6. F1 is the best

and F6 is the worst. You may keep exercising to improve the heart recovery status day by day from F6 up to F1. Press the RECOVERY button again to return the main display.

NOTE:

1.To change KM or ML, please remove batteries first. Then, push the switch to select scale (KM or ML), and then install batteries to power on the monitor. The monitor will reset all data to 0.

KM / ML

2.When there is no pedaling signal transferred into the computer for 4 minutes, the monitor display will shut off automatically, and all previous training data will be stored. You may press any button to have the computer restart working.

3.The monitor can store 4 user's (U1-U4) preset function data. When the moni- tor is powered on it will display the previous (before power off) user's identification.

4.If you press and hold the RESET button for 2 seconds, then all previous training data will cleared.

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Keys Fitness 6.0r Buttons, Start/Stop, Mode, Up/Down, Recovery, Reset, Functions Time, Speed, Distance, Calories, Pulse