Precor C932 owner manual Setting a Cool Down Time Limit, RESET, Speed , Select

C O M M E R C I A L P R O D U C T S D I V I S I O N

SETTING A COOL DOWN TIME LIMIT

You can set a limit to the duration of a user’s cool down time in one-minute incre- ments. It is highly recommended, in most workout literature, that a user cool down for at least three minutes to allow their heart rate to return to a “normal,” non-exercising state.A cool down period also allows lactic acid, which may have built up in a person’s body during a workout, to dissipate somewhat during the cool down phase.

After the scrolling prompt appears, use the ts keys to set a cool down time limit between 1 and 5 minutes.

Press SELECT to accept the displayed value and return to the PRECOR banner. For other options, refer to step 4 on the previous page.

VIEWING THE ODOMETER, HOURS OF USE, SOFTWARE VERSION, AND ERROR LOG

Important: Review Programming Tips on the previous page before taking the following steps.

To view the odometer, the number of hours that the running belt has been in use, the C932 software version number, or the error log, begin at the PRECOR banner and press the following key sequence:

RESET, SPEED ▼, SELECT

The numbers 6, 5 appear on the display as you press the associated key.

The field name MILES or KILOMETERS scrolls across the display and indicates the unit of measure currently in use by the treadmill. The odometer value ap- pears next. The odometer tracks the running belt movement. The numeric value that appears indicates the distance traveled in cumulative miles or kilometers. The message continues to scroll until you press a key. Refer to Programming Tips on page 21.

Press the SELECT key and the word HOURS scrolls across the display. The number that follows indicates the hours of that the running belt has been in use. The C932 actually notes the passing of course minutes, but the numeric value that appears is truncated to the nearest full hour.

Press SELECT again and the unit’s three digit software version number (upper display software version) scrolls past followed by the lower board’s software ver- sion number. The words “UPPER SW:” and “LOWER SW:” appear prior to the version being displayed.

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