C960 Series Commercial Treadmill
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8. If all of the messages listed in Step 7 are displayed on the electronic console...
THEN... OTHERWISE...
The treadmill lift switches are Press RESET to return to the PRESS
calibrated correctly, press ENTER ENTER FOR PROGRAMS prompt,
to continue. then calibrate the lift systems
described in Procedure 4.1.
Note:
Some newer versions of software display the odometer as a separate function. Refer to
procedure 2.4 for these units.
9. The electronic console displays the odometer reading. With the MILE NNNNN or
KILOMETER NNNNN message displayed, press ENTER.
Note:
NNNNN represents the number of miles (or kilometers) travelled on the running belt. The
mileage is recorded on the upper PCA. If a new upper PCA is installed in the treadmill, the
odometer reading will be zero.
10. The electronic console displays the version number of the PROM. With the VERSION N.N
message displayed, press ENTER.
Note:
N.N represents the version number of the PROM currently installed on the upper PCA.
11. The electronic console displays the drive motor power bits. With the POWER BITS NNN
message displayed, press ENTER.
IMPORTANT
Step 12 applies only to SCR units (PROM Version 2.08 and earlier).
12. Press ENTER to display the CHOOSE MOTOR [220/DN 110/UP] prompt. If you are
servicing a 110-volt treadmill, press any
S key, then continue with the next step. If you are
servicing a 240-volt unit, press any
T key.
13. The electronic console displays the NO KEYS message. Press each of the keys listed in the
left column of Table 2.1. Verify that the message across from each function key name is
displayed on the electronic console as the key is pressed.
Note:
The messages displayed in the right column are displayed as the keys are pressed. The
message NO KEYS is displayed after each key is pressed.
14. When the NO KEYS message is displayed after you test the QUICK START/SET PACER
key, press RESET to return to the PRESS ENTER FOR PROGRAMS prompt.
15. Turn off the treadmill with the circuit breaker, then unplug the power cord from the wall
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