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MANUAL MODE 1. After the power is turned on. move the•manual speed control.to the "Reset" position. Note: Each time the power Is turned on; the control-mist be moved to the-"Reser'position'before the walking belt can be started. 2. Move the speed control slowly forward until the walking belt begins to move at slow speed. 3. Holding the handrail firmly, step onto the walking belt and begin exercising. 4. Move the speed control slowly forward or backward until the walking belt is moving at the desired speed. CAUTION: Always move the speed control slowly to avoid sudden jumps in speed. PROGRAMMABLE MODE The programmable mode allows you to set the length of time you plan tb exercise, and program eight speed settings. With the touch of a key, the console will control the speed of the walking belt automatically, leaving you free to concentrate on your workout. 1. Move the manual speed control to the "PROGRAM" position. (This is also the "Reset" position.) Note: If the manual speed control is moved from the "PROGRAM" position at any time, the console will revert:to the manual `mode: There may be a brief pause before the walking belt begins to move. • , 2. Set the timer control for t:he length of time you plan to exercise, froM_,5 to 40:minutes.- 3. Set the eight auto speed controls to the desired speeds/ CAUTION; Low speed settings;are , recommended until yod are familiar with the operation of the treadmill. Do not set adjacent auto speed controls to greatly differing speeds. Sudden jumps in speed may cause loss_of balance while running, 4. Press the program "START" key. The indicator below the first auto speed control will light, and the walking belt will begin to move at the first speed setting. After one•eighth of the length of time you set has elapsed, the indicator below the second auto speed control will light, and the treadmill belt will change to the second speed setting. (All eight auto speed controls will be activated for oneeighth of the length of time set.) When the length of time you set has elapsed, the walking belt will slow to a stop and the console will revert to the manual mode. Note: The auto speed controls can be changed while the program is running, if desired. To return the console to the manual mode before the program has ended, simply move the manual speed control away from the "PROGRAM" position. If one speed control is set at a very fast speed, and the next control is set at a very slow speed, the programmable mode and the walking belt may stop. If this happens, the manual speed control must be moved away from the "PROGRAM" position and then back again to reset the console. The programmable mode can then be restarted or the treadmill can be operated in the manual mode. The console has been designed to remain operational if the programmable mode or the electronic monitor malfunction. Even with the monitor removed, the incline, power and manual speed mode can be controlled as described above. ELECTRONIC MONITOR OPERATION See the Electronic Monitor Operation Guide accompanying this manual. 9

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MANUAL
MODE
1.
After
the
power
is
turned
on.
move
the•manual
speed
control
.
to
the
"Reset"
position.
Note:
Each
time
the
power
Is
turned
on;
the
control
-mist
be
moved
to
the
-
"Reser'position'before
the
walking
belt
can
be
started.
2.
Move
the
speed
control
slowly
forward
until
the
walking
belt
begins
to
move
at
slow
speed.
3.
Holding
the
handrail
firmly,
step
onto
the
walking
belt
and
begin
exercising.
4.
Move
the
speed
control
slowly
forward
or
backward
until
the
walking
belt
is
moving
at
the
desired
speed.
CAUTION:
Always
move
the
speed
control
slowly
to
avoid
sudden
jumps
in
speed.
PROGRAMMABLE
MODE
The
programmable
mode
allows
you
to
set
the
length
of
time
you
plan
tb
exercise,
and
program
eight
speed
settings.
With
the
touch
of
a
key,
the
console
will
control
the
speed
of
the
walking
belt
automatically,
leaving
you
free
to
concentrate
on
your
workout.
1.
Move
the
manual
speed
control
to
the
"PROGRAM"
position.
(This
is
also
the
"Reset"
position.)
Note:
If
the
manual
speed
control
is
moved
from
the
"PROGRAM"
position
at
any
time,
the
console
will
revert:to
the
manual
`mode:
There
may
be
a
brief
pause
before
the
walking
belt
begins
to
move.
,
2.
Set
the
timer
control
for
the
length
of
time
you
plan
to
exercise,
froM_,5
to
40:minutes.-
:
3.
Set
the
eight
auto
speed
controls
to
the
desired
speeds/
CAUTION;
Low
speed
settings
;are
,
recommended
until
yod
are
familiar
with
the
operation
of
the
treadmill.
Do
not
set
adjacent
auto
speed
controls
to
greatly
differing
speeds.
Sudden
jumps
in
speed
may
cause
loss_of
balance
while
running,
4.
Press
the
program
"START"
key.
The
indicator
below
the
first
auto
speed
control
will
light,
and
the
walking
belt
will
begin
to
move
at
the
first
speed
setting.
After
one•eighth
of
the
length
of
time
you
set
has
elapsed,
the
indicator
below
the
second
auto
speed
control
will
light,
and
the
treadmill
belt
will
change
to
the
second
speed
setting.
(All
eight
auto
speed
controls
will
be
activated
for
one
-
eighth
of
the
length
of
time
set.)
When
the
length
of
time
you
set
has
elapsed,
the
walking
belt
will
slow
to
a
stop
and
the
console
will
revert
to
the
manual
mode.
Note:
The
auto
speed
controls
can
be
changed
while
the
program
is
running,
if
desired.
To
return
the
console
to
the
manual
mode
before
the
program
has
ended,
simply
move
the
manual
speed
control
away
from
the
"PROGRAM"
position.
If
one
speed
control
is
set
at
a
very
fast
speed,
and
the
next
control
is
set
at
a
very
slow
speed,
the
programmable
mode
and
the
walking
belt
may
stop.
If
this
happens,
the
manual
speed
control
must
be
moved
away
from
the
"PROGRAM"
position
and
then
back
again
to
reset
the
console.
The
programmable
mode
can
then
be
restarted
or
the
treadmill
can
be
operated
in
the
manual
mode.
The
console
has
been
designed
to
remain
operational
if
the
programmable
mode
or
the
electronic
monitor
malfunction.
Even
with
the
monitor
removed,
the
incline,
power
and
manual
speed
mode
can
be
controlled
as
described
above.
ELECTRONIC
MONITOR
OPERATION
See
the
Electronic
Monitor
Operation
Guide
accompanying
this
manual.
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