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General| Brand | Energetics |
|---|---|
| Model | CT 350 |
| Category | Exercise Bike |
| Language | English |
Consult physician, ensure correct assembly, use stable surface, and supervise children.
Warm-up, avoid discomfort, use proper footwear, ensure space, and mind moving parts.
Level the unit on uneven ground using adjustment knobs on rear foot caps.
Manoeuvre the unit easily by tilting back to engage front wheels.
Customize handlebar angle and position for optimal user comfort.
Set seat post to desired height by loosening and tightening adjustment knob.
Avoid moisture, check fittings weekly, use original parts, and clean with a damp cloth.
Attach front and rear stabilizers to the main frame using bolts and washers.
Screw the right pedal clockwise to the right crank and left pedal counter-clockwise to the left crank.
Insert seat support into mainframe and secure with adjustable knob, ensuring it's firmly fixed.
Assemble seat to adjustable tube, then attach tube to seat support using washers and knob.
Connect computer cables and attach handlebar post to mainframe using bolts and washers.
Fix handlebar to post, connect computer cables, and insert pulse sensor cable.
Guide to selecting training modes (Manual, Program, User, HR) and adjusting load/difficulty.
Details on setting Time, Distance, Calorie, Watt, and Pulse values for workouts.
Instructions for starting training, with or without presets, and adjusting tension automatically.
Explains 12 pre-set profiles, custom user profiles, and target heart rate control training.
Set target heart rate by percentage of max HR or input custom figures for personalized training.
Procedures to stop, interrupt, reset individual functions, or perform a full system reset.
Overview of START/STOP, MODE, UP, DOWN, RESET, RECOVERY buttons and displayed metrics.
Monitor pulse, set target HR, understand alarms, and evaluate heart rate recovery status.
Display of current Watt, auto-adjusted load, and notes on signal loss and power.
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