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Precor P80 manual Pivot arm cap attachment, Axle cap attachment

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Figure 19: Pivot arm cap attachment

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5.Slide the covers down and snap them into the base mount.

Note: Be sure to align the covers so that the lip of each cover fits inside the edge of the base mount and the hook on the base mount fits into the corresponding slot on the cover. When you have snapped the covers into place, the surfaces of the covers and the base mount should line up smoothly.

6.Repeat steps 1 through 5 to attach the opposite pair of upright support covers.

7.Attach the pivot arm caps and seat them with a rubber mallet.

Figure 19: Pivot arm cap attachment

8.Insert the two pivot axle caps and press them firmly into place.

Figure 20: Axle cap attachment

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Precor P80 manual Pivot arm cap attachment, Axle cap attachment

Contents

Operating and Maintaining P80 Console Page Page Edition Information Trademark NoteIntellectual Property Notice Page Important Safety Instructions Safety PrecautionsOperating and Maintaining the P80 Console Important Safety Instructions Do not use outdoors Hazardous Materials and Proper Disposal Product Recycling and DisposalRegulatory Notices for the RFID Module Radio Frequency Interference RFIFederal Communications Commission, Part Industry Canada European ApplicationsPVS and P80 Regulatory Notice Safety Approvals for Cardiovascular EquipmentCardiovascular Type Equipment Radio Frequency Interference RFIIndustry Canada European Applications2004/108/EC EMC Directive Figure 1: North American 120-volt, 20-amppower receptacle Obtaining Service Figure 3: IEC-320C13 and C14 plugsOperating and Maintaining the P80 Console Table of Contents Changing the Belt Newer Model AMT Only MaintenanceCleaning the Console and Display Operating and Maintaining the P80 ConsoleGetting Started ChapterTable 1. Key descriptions for the P80 console Identifying Parts of the ConsoleFigure 4: P80 console keys Number Key NameUsing the Treadmill Safety Clip Figure 5: Restart switchPage Treadmill Auto Stop Automatic Stop Function Operating and Maintaining the P80 Console Configuring the System Settings To view the System menuChapter 1 2 3 To view the System Info settings menuAbout 5 6 5 1 5 6Access Table 2. About settingsSetting Admin/TechTo view the Usage settings Equipment Usage2.Touch Equipment Usage System Settings To view connectivity information 2.Touch System Settings, then ConnectivityConnectivity Table 4. Connectivity settings2.Touch System Settings, then Display TV SettingsTo view and change the Display settings Display2.Touch System Settings, then TV Settings Channel ConfigurationsTo view TV Setting information 1.Touch System SettingsSettings To delete a channel from the Channel GuideTable 6. TV Settings DefaultEditing the Export/Import Channel File To export this file from your consoleTo edit the file and reload it Workout Limits Table 7. Workout Limits settings To modify the Workout Limits settings2.Touch System Settings, then Workout Limits Setting NameManage Settings To save your equipment settings to a USB driveTo import equipment settings from a USB drive Operating and Maintaining the P80 Console Introducing Users to the P80 Console Important Safety InstructionsUsing the Safety Clip for treadmill only Educating UsersChanging the Default Language Using the Touch Heart Rate FeatureFigure 10: Heart rate target zones Introducing Users to the P80 ConsoleUsing a Chest Strap Transmitter To use a chest strap transmitterUsing Different Screen Views Changing Screen Views Touch Quick StartTo change views Using the Workout Progress Panel To return to the Workout Progress panelUsing the Media Panel To choose a media sourceUsing the Preva Net Panel Connecting and Using Your iPodTo connect your iPod 48 To open Preva Net To begin exercising immediately Beginning Your WorkoutStarting a QuickStart Workout 1.Touch Quick StartStarting a Featured Workout Starting a Preset WorkoutTo begin a preset workout Ending a Workout Personal Information and Progress Settings To enter your personal settingsSetting Adjusting the Workout IntensitySetting DefaultViewing Your Workout Status While Exercising Medium Fitness Level Scoring Your Fitness WorkoutLow Fitness Level High Fitness LevelIntroducing Preva Accounts to Your Users Creating a Preva AccountTo set up a weekly goal Creating a GoalTracking Your Progress Toward Your Goal Number Setting Table 17. Interpreting the Weekly Progress PanelDefinition Weekly Goal Preva Tokens Figure 19: Preva token iconOperating and Maintaining the P80 Console To remove dust and dirt from the console MaintenanceCleaning the Console and Display ChapterTo clean the screen Changing the Belt Newer Model AMT OnlyPage March Precor Incorporated20031 142nd Avenue NE P.O. BoxEFX 885 • EFX 835 • EFX Page Page Intellectual Property Notice Edition InformationTrademark Note P/N 300711-401rev HImportant Safety Instructions Safety Precautions Important Safety Instructions 5 m 19.7 in. behind or in front the machine Do not use outdoors Educating Users Hazardous Materials and Proper DisposalProduct Recycling and Disposal Regulatory Notices for the RFID Module Radio Frequency Interference RFIFederal Communications Commission, Part NMB-003du Canada Industry CanadaEuropean Applications PVS and P80 Regulatory Notice Safety Approvals for Cardiovascular EquipmentCardiovascular Type Equipment Radio Frequency Interference RFIIndustry Canada European ApplicationsObtaining Service Figure 1: IEC-320C13 and C14 plugsObtaining Updated Documentation Table of Contents Regulatory Notices for Cardiovascular ExerciseUsing the Optional Power Adapter Self-PoweredFeaturesSymptoms of a Low Battery The Optional Power Adapter KitTo prepare the EFX for assembly Assembling the EFXChapter Installation Requirements Hardware Kit not to scaleFasteners Phillips-headcapPivot axle caps Required ToolsWire cutter #2 Phillips screwdriver Rubber malletPerforming the Assembly To begin assemblyFigure 3: Thread cable through upright support Figure 5: EFX cable path The eight-connectormodular jack on the jack panel The power connector on the jack panelThe coaxial connector on the jack panel Figure 6: Cable connection points inside EFX baseFigure 7 Lift cover replacement To mount the center column support on the frame Figure 8: Rear view of console attachmentTo tighten the fasteners properly Figure 9: Center column support attachment2.Fully tighten the fasteners on the back of each upright support To attach the water bottle holder To attach the upper body handlebarsFigure 16: Upper body handlebar attachment detail Figure 17: Link arm attachment Figure 19: Pivot arm cap attachment Figure 20: Axle cap attachmentLeveling the EFX To level the unitBreaking in the Equipment Installing the Console ChapterThreading the Cable Assembly P80 To thread the cable assemblyInstalling the Console Figure 23: Console positioning on base unitConnecting Cables P80 Figure 24: Cable connections, P80 consoleConnecting the Television Cable To connect the television cableFigure 25: Connecting the television cable Connecting the Ethernet and Base Unit Data Cables Connecting the Heart Rate Sensor Cable Figure 27: Connecting the heart rate cableConnecting the Power Cable Figure 28: Connecting the power cableTo complete the installation Completing the Console Installation P80Threading the Cable Assembly P30 and P10 To thread the cable assemblyInstalling the Console Figure 29: Console positioning on base unitConnecting Cables P30 and P10 Figure 30: Cable positioningInstalling the Console Cable Connector TypeTable 2. P30 and P10 internal cable connections CircuitCompleting the Console Installation P30 and P10 To complete the installation1.Begin exercising on the equipment Daily Cleaning MaintenanceChapter Daily Inspection Weekly Maintenance Monthly MaintenanceStoring the Chest Strap Moving the EquipmentLong-TermStorage Table 3. Minimum requirements for operation Self-PoweredFeaturesChapter Rate of MotionSymptoms of a Low Battery Informational Displays Prior to ShutdownUsing the Optional Power Adapter The Optional Power Adapter KitSelf-PoweredFeatures Replacing the Battery Limited Warranty Warranty Periods and CoverageChapter Conditions and Restrictions Exclusive Remedies Example: Dealer or store name EXCLUSION OF CONSEQUENTIAL AND INCIDENTAL DAMAGESComplete this portion and keep for your records Example: Dealer or store telephone numberNotes NotesNotes Page 20031 142nd Avenue NE Warranty #36286-114Precor Incorporated P.O. Box