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The Biodex RTM 400 with Numeric Display provides a simple-to-use, easy-to-read, no-nonsense

approach to treadmill exercise. Real time readings are displayed for Time, Distance, Calories and

MET values. At the touch of a key, users can select speed, elevation and belt direction, or set an end

time for exercise duration.

POWER-UP

To provide power to the treadmill, ensure the power plug is connected to an appropriate socket.

Press the ON/OFF switch, located on the base of the treadmill in the left corner at the front end,

to the “l” (ON) position. All display windows should illuminate to indicate that power to the

treadmill is ON and the display is active.

RTM 400 NUMERIC DISPLAY PANEL CONTROL KEYS AND FUNCTIONS

(See Figure 1.)

<Start>:

Pressing the <Start> key with the treadmill ON activates the treadbelt and clock, and

commands the system to begin gathering data with commencement of the exercise session.

Initial starting speed for treadbelt movement in either forward or reverse direction is 0 mph.

Speed can be increased or decreased in .1 mph increments.

<Stop>:

Press <Stop> at any time to ramp the treadmill to a complete stop. All data on the

screen will be retained. At this point, you can press <Clear Display> to end the session and

immediately clear all data, or press <Stop> to end the session but retain all data for 90 seconds

before it is cleared.

<Speed>:

Use the <Speed> <+> and <-> control keys on the left side of the display to adjust the

speed to the desired level. The speed will immediately respond to your input so be sure to

inform the patient that the treadbelt will begin to accelerate or decelerate. Gathering of data

begins immediately at the point from which the treadmill begins to move in either forward or

reverse direction.

<Elevation>:

If incline or decline is desired, use the <Elevation> <+> and <-> control keys in the

middle of the display panel to set the appropriate grade. Incline and decline can range from 0 to

15% grade. Note that there is a slight delay between movement of the Elevation display bar and

the actual movement of the treadmill.

<Belt Direction>:

Treadmill belt direction is selected via the <Forward> or <Reverse> keys. Belt

direction can be changed only when speed is set to 0 speed. If you try to change direction while

the treadbelt is moving, the system will automatically ramp down to 0 speed and wait for fur-

ther input. For reverse direction, a minus (-) sign precedes the speed value. An orange LED

denotes the selected belt direction.

<Select Display>:

The <Select Display> key, located at the center of the control panel’s top section, is

used to determine which parameter will be displayed as data is acquired. All parameters are listed

to the left of the <Select Display> key. An LED denotes the currently active parameter. Once you

press the <Start> key, the display will scroll through the parameters, showing each for a 15-second

interval before moving onto the next. An LED, to the left of the currently displayed parameter,

denotes the active selection. To constantly display a single parameter, use the <Select Display> to

rotate through the parameter list and make your selection

after

the treadbelt has begun to move.

3. THE NUMERIC DISPLAY/CONTROL PANEL

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NUMERIC DISPLAY/CONTROL PANEL

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Page 1: ...NSTALLATION OPERATION MANUAL 950 275 950 273 950 274 BIODEX Biodex Medical Systems Inc 20 Ramsay Road Shirley New Y ork 11967 4704 Tel 800 224 6339 Int l 631 924 9000 Fax 631 924 9338 Email info biode...

Page 2: ...mbol on your Biodex RTM Treadmill corresponds to the RTM Operation Manual Symbol Signification Attention se r f rer la notice Symbol Meaning Attention consult accompanying documents CAUTION Federal la...

Page 3: ...s 14 Zero Balance Adjustment 14 Using the RS 232 Computer Interface Port 15 5 MAINTENANCE 19 General Maintenance 19 Maintenance Procedures 20 6 TROUBLESHOOTING 23 7 SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS 25 Button Test 2...

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Page 5: ...ations including physical therapy sports medicine car diac pulmonary rehabilitation geriatric and pediatric conditioning and use with neurological patients Additionally 4Q Pulse Width Modulation motor...

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Page 7: ...er sans patient et sans surveillance 6 Periodically monitor the heart rate of any patient that is exercising on the treadmill Surveiller de temps autre la fr quence cardiaque du patient pendant la s a...

Page 8: ...jamais faire monter personne sur le tapis pendant que le tapis est en marche Arr ter to jours le tapis avant que le patient ne s y positionne 11 Instruct patients to use the handrails when first lear...

Page 9: ...ur input so be sure to inform the patient that the treadbelt will begin to accelerate or decelerate Gathering of data begins immediately at the point from which the treadmill begins to move in either...

Page 10: ...seated resting individual To compute the METs of a person actively exercising on the RTM 400 Treadmill the system uses standard calculations based on American College of Sports Medicine Guidelines for...

Page 11: ...eset to 0 0 mph The Display will read Safe and the treadbelt will not restart until the lanyard is once again in position or Start is pressed following use of the Safety Stop Display data is not lost...

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Page 13: ...me fa on apr s l arr t par le bouton d urgence le tapis ne d manera pas tant que le bouton de d marrage ne sera pas actionn Les donn es affich es ne seront perdues ni dans l un ni dans l autre cas L e...

Page 14: ...E BELT MOVEMENT WHILE AT ZERO SPEED Inherent belt creep is common with Pulse Width Modulation Motor Control Allow the treadmill suffi cient time to warm up prior to making any adjustments for belt cre...

Page 15: ...to a single PC COM port Treadmills are connected with a single daisy chained cable A multi drop protocol is used 9 PIN D Connector PIN 2 is XMIT PIN 3 is RCV PIN 5 is GND 9600 BAUD no parity 8 data b...

Page 16: ...n 84H to acknowledge 85H ASCII 3 digits Set Weight 85H to acknowledge 86H ASCII 4 digits Set Time 86H to acknowledge Request RTM Status Description Response to remote host A0H Read Present Speed AOH A...

Page 17: ...oceeded by appropriate command 0 OK Bit 2 1 NEW new command received before previous data transmission completed 0 OK Bit 3 1 TIME data transmission not completed within specified time limit 0 OK Bit...

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Page 19: ...olstery and restraining straps Specialized vinyl cleaners or protectants are recommended for upholstery and cushions Otherwise use a solution of warm water and mild detergent NOTE DO NOT use solutions...

Page 20: ...Squirt one full pipette of lubricant between the belt and deck Reverse or Replace Treadbelt and Deck Tools Required Phillips Screwdriver 9 16 Socket 3 16 and 5 32 Allen Wrenches 1 Elevate treadmill t...

Page 21: ...act Track System occasional belt adjustments are still necessary for correct tensioning and tracking Tension Adjustment ATTENTION Avant de tester la tension du tapis selon la proc dure d crite ci dess...

Page 22: ...he belt rib should be centered in the tracking groove If the rib rides against the groove wall a friction point forms causing excessive wear This adjustment should be made during preventative maintena...

Page 23: ...d RAM A9 Not Used b1 Lower Board Watchdog Failure b2 Lower Board Watchdog Disabled b3 Lower Board Controller Fault b4 Hall No Speed b5 Hall Over Speed b6 Lower Board Loopback Comm Failure b7 Upper Boa...

Page 24: ...ection on your meter The Amplifier is pulse width modulating therefore A C scale is required If amplifier output is OK proceed to step 5 5 Check Motor Resistance The motor has a winding resistance of...

Page 25: ...et time 4 Scroll up 5 Scroll down 6 Speed up 7 Speed down 8 Grade up 9 Grade down 10 Forward 11 Reverse 12 Stop 13 Start 14 MOTOR CURRENT TEST The test verifies that the system is operating under norm...

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Page 27: ...d the counter sunk side is facing out from the treadmill deck This will prevent the 1 4 20 socket head Allen screw from protruding outside of the handrail 4 Attach the bottom of the handrail to the pl...

Page 28: ...CONTENTS OPTIONAL 28 Figure 12 Handrail installation...

Page 29: ...lay should correspond If there is a difference call Biodex technical Support for assistance To verify elevation press Elevation button until incline stops The selectable display window should read bet...

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Page 31: ...E825 Hall Effects PC Board Assy 945 275 E101 Membrane Switch Overlay LED MECHANICAL C08304 Isolation Transformer C09456 Relay Solid State IEC C09102 Circuit Breaker Assy C09001 Magnetic Sensor C08986...

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Page 33: ...ph 0 4 8 km h in 1 mph 16 km h increments Elevation 0 15 grade Heart Rate Monitoring Polar Telemetry chest strap Power 115 VAC 50 60 Hz 20 AMP dedicated line or 230 VAC 50 60 Hz 20 AMP dedicated line...

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