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Securing the Treadmill with a Password
Note: The password protection program is part of a two-part sequence that starts with
Selecting a U.S. Standard or Metric Display.
Begin with the instructions on page 31.
If you chose step 4a. or 4b. in the previous programming step, the prompt, PASSWORD
appears on the display. You can use the ▼▲ keys to cycle through the available options:
Enabled — causes the password prompt to appear prior to working out and when
returning from Pause mode.
Disabled — lets you “turn off” the password requirement. Use this option with caution.
Once your selection is displayed, three options exist. You can,
1. Press Select to accept the displayed information and continue with programming
the treadmill. The changes have been retained in the treadmill’s memory. The M9.31
treadmill will retain your selection even when it is turned OFF and unplugged.
2. Press Reset (or the red Stop button) which keeps the current security unchanged,
ends the programming mode, and returns to the Precor banner.
Viewing the Odometer, Hours of Use, Software Version and Error Log
Review
Programming Tips
on the previous page before taking the following steps.
To view the odometer (the number of hours of that the M9.31 has been used), its
software version number or the error log, start at the Precor banner and press the
following key sequence:
Reset, Speed ▼, Select
The numbers 6, 5 appear on the display as you press the associated key.
The field name Odometer appears briefly and then the odometer value (the cumula-
tive miles or kilometers users have travelled) appears. When either ▼▲ key is
pressed the word “MILES” (or KILOMETERS) appears on the display. When the key
is released, the odometer value reappears.
Press Select and the word “HOURS scrolls across the display indicating the number
of hours (Hour Meter) that the unit has been in use. The M9.31 notes the passing of
minutes, but the numeric value that appears is truncated to the nearest full hour.
Press Select again and the unit’s three digit software version number (upper display
software version ) scrolls past followed by the lower board’s software version number.
The words “UPPER SW:” and “LOWER SW:” appear prior to the version being
displayed.
CAUTION: If you choose to change the
security of the treadmill, it is your respon-
sibility to make sure that no unauthorized
personnel or children are allowed on or
near the treadmill.
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