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.  USING THE COMPUTER

PROGRAMS P

18

 TO P

22

 

 HEART RATE PROGRAMS

Programs 

P

18

 to 

P

21

 are programs controlled by your heart rate, and program 

P

22

 is the target 

heart rate program.
• 

When using one of these programs, the computer will adjust the resistance level based on 
the measured heart rate. 

• 

If the measured heart rate is lower than the target heart rate, the system will increase the 
resistance level every 

20

 seconds.

• 

If the measured heart rate is higher than the target heart rate, the system will decrease the 
resistance level every 

20

 seconds.

Program

 %

 of max. heart rate

Calculation of target heart rate

P

18

55

 %

220

 minus age x 

55

 %

P

19

65

 %

220

 minus age x 

65

 %

P

20

75

 %

220

 minus age x 

75

 %

P

21

85

 %

220

 minus age x 

85

 %

P

22

User-defined

User-defined

• 

Use the 

UP

/

DOWN

 buttons to select the desired program (see image); confirm with ENTER.

P

18

 

P

21

: Use the 

UP

/

DOWN 

buttons to enter

 

your age first. 

35

 is the default age setting.

P

22

:

 Use the 

UP

/

DOWN 

buttons to enter your target heart rate with a value between 

80

 and 

180

120

 is the default heart rate setting.

• 

Then enter other values for time, distance and calories using the 

UP

/

DOWN 

buttons.

• 

Press the 

START/STOP

 button to start exercising.

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Summary of Contents for SP-ET-7000-iE

Page 1: ...0 12 23 401 012 3 4 0 5 5 0 2 5 66 1 GB FR IT ES DE...

Page 2: ...erence Should you pass on this product ensure to include the corresponding instruction manual CONTENTS 1 TECHNICAL DATA 29 2 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 30 3 PART LIST 33 4 EXPLOSION VIEW 36 5 ASSEMBLY INSTRU...

Page 3: ...ufacturer could cause injuries and damage Only use original accessories Keep the device away from hot surfaces and open flames Always use the device on a flat stable clean and dry surface Protect the...

Page 4: ...oduct if it is damaged or defective In this case contact a professional workshop or our customer service Always verify that the product is in impeccable condition before use Defective components must...

Page 5: ...ing materials until assembly is completed Please note that there is always a risk of injury when using tools to carry out manual tasks Therefore please exercise caution when assembling this product Ma...

Page 6: ...e 1 28 Ball bearings 1 29 Belt adjustment 2 sets 30R Chain cover right 1 31L Cover cap front 1 31R Cover cap rear 1 No Description Quantity 32 Plastic cover 1 33 Hexagon socket screw M8x55 mm 2 34 Fla...

Page 7: ...12 1 79 Washer C shaped 2 80 Magnetized axle 1 81 Magnet mount 1 82 Spring washer 2 83 Screw M6 2 84 Ball bearings 2 85 Wave washer 1 86 Flat Washer 2 87 Connector 4 88 Nut M10 2 89 Connector 4 No Des...

Page 8: ...ew M8x20 17 Spring washer 20 Flat washer 34 6 pcs each Hexagon socket screw M8x20 9 Curved washer 16 6 pcs each Hexagon socket screw M8x20 9 Flat washer 19 Spring washer 20 2 pcs each Hexagon socket s...

Page 9: ...36 4 EXPLOSION VIEW...

Page 10: ...35 47 33 34 74 34 20 17 104 93 20 16 94 96 1 Fasten the lower tubes 104 to the rear stabilizer 74 Fasten with 12 sets of hex screws 17 spring washers 20 and washers 34 2 Connect the lower tubes 104 wi...

Page 11: ...omputer cables 3 48 Insert excess cable into the interior of the front support tube 49 Note We recommend 2 persons assembling the product One person can hold the support tube 49 while the other connec...

Page 12: ...rods 44 R L to the left axle of the front rod 22 Fasten with 2 sets of hex screws 9 bent washers 16 and spring washers 20 Now tighten the hex screws 9 Caution Please note the following when assemblin...

Page 13: ...92 20 19 71R 9 1 Fasten the pedal tubes 71 L R to the left and right crank 59 Fasten with 2 sets of hex screws 9 bent washers 16 and spring washers 20 2 Place on the cover caps 92 Secure with 2 round...

Page 14: ...right side Secure with 2 sets of hex screws 68 washers 53 112 and nuts 75 see Illustration 1 2 3 Place on the cover caps 54 L R Secure with 4 round head screws 36 see Illustration 3 4 Mount the fixed...

Page 15: ...42 5 ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS STEP 6 69L 67L 66 1 Mount the pedals 67 L R to the pedal rods 69 L R Secure with 8 hex screws 66...

Page 16: ...on the back of the computer 4 2 Connect the computer cables 3 4 Insert excess cable into the interior of the support tube 49 3 Fasten the computer with the previously loosened screws 2 to the computer...

Page 17: ...rease the values for time distance calories and age or select a program and gender DOWN button Reduce the resistance level during workout In setting mode Decrease the values for time distance calories...

Page 18: ...ur pulse place your palms on both contact surfaces 18 the computer will display your current pulse per minute IMPORTANT NOTES PRIOR TO WORKOUT MAINS INLET Connect the adapter 109 to a wall socket and...

Page 19: ...evels and di erent intervals as shown in the picture on the next page PROGRAM SELECTION AND SETTINGS Select the desired program with the UP DOWN buttons and confirm with ENTER Use the UP DOWN buttons...

Page 20: ...es for time distance calories and pulse Press the START STOP button to start exercising Once you have reached the target entered by you a signal will sound and the workout will stop Note The heart rat...

Page 21: ...system will decrease the resistance level every 20 seconds Program of max heart rate Calculation of target heart rate P18 55 220 minus age x 55 P19 65 220 minus age x 65 P20 75 220 minus age x 75 P21...

Page 22: ...49 6 USING THE COMPUTER PROGRAMS P18 TO P22 HEART RATE PROGRAMS OVERVIEW OF THE DISPLAY READINGS P18 55 P19 65 P20 75 P21 85 P22 User defined...

Page 23: ...DOWN buttons to select program P23 confirm with ENTER Using the UP DOWN buttons you can enter the values for time distance watts calories and pulse one by one Confirm each entered value with ENTER Pre...

Page 24: ...der 1 male 0 female and age Press START STOP to start the body fat measurement Make sure to securely hold the contact surfaces on the handle with your hands After measuring the computer LCD will displ...

Page 25: ...ring of the product for any damage or jamming Check the movement range of the brake for any blockage Please contact our customer service E2 ERROR 2 The system cannot recall the program data from the m...

Page 26: ...ll bolts nuts are complete and correctly attached before assembling and using the product Clean the unit regularly with a slightly damp cloth and a mild cleaning agent This is especially important for...

Page 27: ...Plus org URL http www SportPlus org German national fixed line network call charges depend on your phone company your phone contract Please have the following information at hand when you call Operati...

Page 28: ...r improper transport of the product The warranty period is 2 years beginning on the date of purchase If the product you have purchased is defective please contact our service team within 24 months fro...

Page 29: ...N 2N 2 8 0 2 28 R 8 0 2 2 SA TBU 1 H 1 VH HS 7 WX 0 RRYYYSH HS 7 9 1 0 12 EE B Z56 E6Z 3E H Q 1H N N 2N 2 N R 22 2 0 21 SA _N HH 21 H 1 VH HS 7 91 O2 2 0 RRYYYSH HS 7 12 N1 HH1H 2J E3 B 63 C Z F3 1QQ...

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