Operation

 

LCD Console Touch Display Descriptions

TIME

The TIME counts down from the time you push enter at the beginning of the program and shows

 

the time remaining for your workout.

INTERVAL TIME

The INTERVAL TIME counts down and shows the remaining time before the program moves to the

 

next column.

RPM

Current pedal RPM (revolutions per minute).

WATTS

WATTS shows the current power you are producing at a given resistance level. A WATT is a

 

measure of workload similar to horsepower (1 horsepower is equal to 746 WATTS).

DISTANCE

The estimated DISTANCE traveled (Miles or Kilometers).

PULSE

PULSE shows the current heart rate BPM (beats per minute). You must grip each Heart Rate contact

 

sensor pod on the grips of the machine to enable the computer to detect your heart rate. You can

 

also use the included Heart Rate Strap.

SPEED

Estimated SPEED (Miles or Kilometers / hour).

CALORIES

Estimated CALORIES you have burned during the exercise.

LEVEL

Level of resistance or difficulty during a workout.

Console Buttons and Button Functions

START / ENTER

• Press START/ENTER from the POWER UP screen to begin the QUICK START program.

 

• Use START/ENTER to make selections during data entry or to move forward through screens.

 

• Use START/ENTER to return to your workout when you are in PAUSE mode.

UP / DOWN

Changes the resistance level and adjusts values such as program time etc.

LOCK / SCAN

Enables the user to alternately view INTERVAL TIME or TIME, RPM or WATTS, and SPEED or

 

CALORIES.

STOP / RESET

Press the STOP / RESET in the program mode to return to previous screen. Press the STOP /RESET

 

button while exercising to pause the workout. Press the STOP / RESET button three times to reset

 

the console and go to the POWER UP screen.

ADVANTAGE

Use the ADVANTAGE mode to enter and view personalized user data.

FAN

The fan mounted to the console cools the air around you while you work out.

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