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Fig 9
OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS
Exercise cycle 915E
This testing cycle is provided with a brake system, which
power can be read in watts at two different speeds, 24
km/h (60 rpm) and 28 km/h (70 rpm). See fig 8.
This model is also equipped with an electronic meter
which – on one big display – at the same time shows:
PULSE (heart rate), SPEED (km/h), TIMER, CALO-
RIES and DISTANCE (km). See more under Fitness
Computer.
When pedalling the test person supplies the flywheel
with a certain kinetic energy. This kinetic energy is
braked by means of a brake belt which runs around
the bigger part of the brake surface of the flywheel.
The brake power is changed either by using another
pedalling speed or by increasing or decreasing the ten-
sion of the brake belt against the flywheel by means of
the tension handwheel. See fig 8.
The height of the saddle is adjusted so that, when you
sit comfortably with your foot exactly above the pedal
axle and with the pedal in its down position, your knee
is only slightly bent.
The adjustment of the handlebar should give a com-
fortable ride. When cycling for a long time, it may be
suitable some time during the exercise to change the
position of the handlebar.
Fitness computer / Electric meter
Specifikation
PULSE 50 - 199 bpm
PULSE-HI 50 - 199 bpm
PULSE-LOW 30 - (HI-10) bpm
SPEED 0 - 199 km/h
TIMER (up) 00:00 - 99:59 min:sek
TIMER (down) 99:00 - 0:00 min:sek
CALORIES (up) 0 - 999 kcal
CALORIES (down) 999 - 0 kcal
DISTANCE (up) 0.00 - 99.99 km
DISTANCE (down) 99.00 - 0.00 km
Power supply 1.5 V x 2 R6
Storage temperature -10
°
C - 60
°
C
Operation temperature 0
°
C - 50
°
C
Fig 8
Tension
handwheel
Keys and function
MODE key
Use ”MODE key to set mode and cycle through the
display windows as below:
PULSE HI – PULSE LOW – TIMER – CALORIES
– DISTANCE
SET key
Press ”SET” key to set desired value. If you hold/press
this key for two seconds or more, you can advance the
function value at a faster rate.
RESET key
A press on the key will clear the values separately for
TIME, DISTANCE, CALORIES (kcal) and HI/LOW
pulse limit individually.
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