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Precor P80 manual Setting, Default, Access, Detail, Options, Value, Admin/Tech

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46	Operating and Maintaining the P80 Console

3.In the panel, touch Personal Info to enter your age and weight.

Important: Not all settings are currently available in this release. More features will be available in future software updates.

Table 11. Examples of Personal Information settings

Setting	Setting		Default	Access	Detail
	Options		Value

Age	•	Over 85	35	Admin/Tech:	Enter age as
	•	75 - 84		None	a value or a
	•	75 - 84		None	range.
	•	65 - 74			range.
	•	65 - 74
	•	55 - 64
	•	45 - 54
	•	36 - 44
	•	35
	•	25 - 34
	•	18 - 24
	•	Under 18

Weight	•	Over 310	170	Admin/Tech:	Enter weight
	•	290 - 309		None	as a value or
	•	290 - 309		None	a range.
	•	270 - 289			a range.
	•	270 - 289
	•	250 - 269
	•	230 - 249
	•	210 - 229
	•	190 - 209
	•	171 - 189
	•	170
	•	150 - 169
	•	130 - 149
	•	110 - 129
	•	Under 110

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Precor P80 manual Setting, Default, Access, Detail, Options, Value, Admin/Tech

Contents

Operating and Maintaining the P80 Console Page Operating and Maintaining the P80 Console Edition Information Trademark NoteIntellectual Property Notice Page Important Safety Instructions Safety PrecautionsOperating and Maintaining the P80 Console yProper Location for Equipment Hazardous Materials and Proper Disposal Product Recycling and Disposal Regulatory Notices for the RFID ModuleRadio Frequency Interference RFI Federal Communications Commission, PartIndustry Canada European ApplicationsNMB-003du Canada Safety Approvals for Cardiovascular Equipment Cardiovascular Type EquipmentPVS and P80 Regulatory Notice Radio Frequency Interference RFIIndustry Canada European ApplicationsICES-003 NMB-003du CanadaPage Obtaining Service Figure 3: IEC-320C13 and C14 plugsTable of Contents Operating and Maintaining the P80 Console Getting Started ChapterIdentifying Parts of the Console Figure 4: P80 console keysTable 1. Key descriptions for the P80 console 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 ChapterTo view the System menu 1 2 35 6 5 1 5 6 To view the System Info settings menu AboutEquipment Usage SettingAccess Admin/TechSystem Settings To view the Usage settings2.Touch Equipment Usage 2.Touch System Settings, then touch Connectivity ConnectivityTo view connectivity information Table 4. Connectivity settingsTo view the Display settings 2.Touch System Settings, then touch DisplayDisplay TV Settings To view TV Setting information2.Touch System Settings 1.Touch System SettingsWorkout Limits To delete a channel from the Channel GuideTo modify the Workout Limits settings Table 7. Workout Limits settingsSetting Name Setting OptionsManage Settings To manage settingsPage Using the Touch Heart Rate Feature yImportant Safety InstructionsyUsing the Safety Clip for treadmill only Introducing Users to the P80 ConsoleHeart Rate Target Zones Figure 9: Heart rate target zonesUsing a Chest Strap Transmitter To use a chest strap transmitterUsing the View Channels and View Buttons Changing Screen ViewsyPress Quick Start To change viewsUsing the Media Panel To choose a media sourceFigure 11: Media icon Table 8. Media buttonsConnecting and Using Your iPod To connect your iPodUsing the Workout Progress Panel To return to the Workout Progress panelFigure 13: Workout Progress icon Table 9. Workout Progress buttonsPage Beginning Your Workout Starting a QuickStart WorkoutTo begin exercising immediately 1.Touch Quick StartStarting a Featured Workout Starting a Preset WorkoutTo begin a preset workout Workout panelPersonal Information and Progress Settings To enter your personal settingsEnding a Workout Setting DefaultAccess Admin/TechAdjusting the Workout Intensity Figure 15: Adjust motion controls up or downFigure 14 Motion controls Viewing Your Workout Status While Exercising Scoring Your Fitness Workout Low Fitness LevelMedium Fitness Level High Fitness LevelPage Maintenance Cleaning the Console and DisplayTo clean the screen To remove dust and dirt from the consoleImportant: Do not use any acidic cleaners. Doing so will weaken the paint or powder coatings and void the Precor Limited Warranty. Never pour water or spray liquids directly on the console or console’s screen Page Precor Incorporated 20031 142nd Avenue NE27 June P.O. BoxEFX 883 • EFX 833 • EFX Page Page Edition Information Trademark NoteIntellectual Property Notice P/N 300712-341rev GImportant Safety Instructions Safety PrecautionsRead all instructions in the documentation provided with your exercise equipment, including all assembly guides, user guides, and owner’s manuals, before installation of this device Do not allow children, or people unfamiliar with the operation of this equipment, on or near it. Do not leave children unsupervised around the equipment Proper Location for Equipment Educating Users Hazardous Materials and Proper DisposalProduct Recycling and Disposal Regulatory Notices for the RFID ModuleRadio Frequency Interference RFI Federal Communications Commission, Part Industry Canadathe equipment ATTENTION: Haute TensionSafety Approvals for Cardiovascular Equipment European ApplicationsCardiovascular Type Equipment PVS and P80 Regulatory NoticeRadio Frequency Interference RFI Federal Communications Commission, PartIndustry Canada European ApplicationsObtaining Service Figure 1: IEC-320C13 and C14 plugsObtaining Updated Documentation Table of Contents Regulatory Notices for CardiovascularSelf-PoweredFeatures Symptoms of a Low BatteryUsing the Optional Power Adapter The Optional Power Adapter KitTo prepare the EFX for assembly Assembling the EFXChapter Installation Requirements Hardware Kit not to scaleFasteners Center cross bar cap Outer handrail cap Inner handrail capHandlebar bolt wrench Performing the Assembly To begin assemblyRequired Tools Figure 3: Route the cable Figure 5: EFX cable path Figure 6: Cable connection points inside EFX base Figure 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: Attachment of center column supportFigure 10 Fastener attachment detail 2.Fully tighten the fasteners on the back of each upright support To attach the handlebars Important: Attach one handlebar at a timeTo tighten the handlebars completely Figure 16: Handrail attachment detail4. Attach the outer handlebar caps To attach the water bottle holder To attach the upright support coversFigure 19: Water bottle attachment Leveling the EFX To level the unitBreaking in the Equipment Installing the Console Threading the Cable Assembly P80Chapter To thread the cable assembly 2.Position the console over the console mountInstalling the Console Figure 23: Console positioning on base unitConnecting Cables P80 Figure 24: Cable connections, P80 consoleConnector Type Table 1. P80 internal cable connectionsCable CircuitConnecting the Television Cable To connect the television cableConnecting the Ethernet and Base Unit Data Cables Connecting the Heart Rate Sensor Cable Connecting the Power CableFigure 27: Connecting the heart rate cable Figure 28: Connecting the power cableCompleting the Console Installation P80 To complete the installationThreading the Cable Assembly P30 and P20 To thread the cable assemblyFigure 30: Console positioning on base unit Connecting Cables P30 Figure 31: Cable connections, P30 consoleConnector Type Table 2. P30 internal cable connectionsCable LocationConnecting Cables P20 Connector TypeFigure 32: Cable connections, P20 console Table 3. P20 internal cable connectionsCompleting the Console Installation P30 and P20 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 Self-PoweredFeatures ChapterTable 4. Minimum requirements for operation 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 EXCLUSION OF CONSEQUENTIAL AND INCIDENTAL DAMAGES Complete this portion and keep for your recordsExample: Dealer or store name Example: Dealer or store telephone numberPage Warranty #36286-114 Precor Incorporated20031 142nd Avenue NE P.O. Box