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Consoles .......................................... 19
Console To Base Communication ..................... 22
Treadmill Base Operation .......................... 23
Consoles
Basic operation of a console
The purpose of this section is to describe the operation and maintenance
of the treadmill base, however it would be difficult to explain the base
operation without referring to the console controls. This section will
explain basic functions that apply to all models of consoles. For
specific details about a particular model of console (Standard, P10, P20,
P30, P80), refer to the applicable console manual.
The Controls
All consoles provide user input (keypad functions), user display (LED
display / user feedback), automated control (heart rate program, interval
program) and service software routines (tests, settings, and
information).
The keypad functions can vary between different console models, however
the basic functions that all consoles have are Quick Start, Incline (up
or down) and Speed (up or down).
The Display
The display features can vary between different console models, however
the information conveyed by those displays are very similar.
Service software routines are handled exactly the same for all console
models. Entering into Hardware Validation tests, Club Parameter settings,
or Information Display is also the same and are called Standardized
Service Access Codes.
The service software and standard access codes are described in detail
in, Standardized Service Access Codes (see "Section 5 - Standardized Service Access
Codes" on page 12) section of this manual.
The service software also includes Standard Error Codes, in all console
models. For a full listing of Standard Error Codes used for this model
see, Section 7 - TRM Base Troubleshooting Procedures (on page 31).
Section 6 - Theory Of Operation
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