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Specifies mains voltage, frequency, consumption, and fuse rating for the machine's electrical system.
Illustrates the electrical connections between components like the display, CPU board, alternator, and power supply.
Details the types of connectors used for the CPU board and power supply, and their respective connections.
Provides detailed wiring information for internal cables, high voltage power supply, and alternator connections.
Presents a visual overview of the machine's main components and their interconnections.
Explains how the machine controls workout difficulty by adjusting alternator excitation via PFM signals.
Details the closed-loop control system involving the alternator, interface board, and resistor for resistance adjustment.
Explains the excitation signal (PFM/Ve) and voltage across resistor (Vr) involved in the machine's control loop.
Details connecting medical versions (HC800) to external devices for exertion tests via analogue output and an AD converter.
Provides step-by-step instructions for correctly installing the machine, from unpacking to connecting mains power.
Guides the user through the initial power-on procedure, including power-on tests and checks for correct operation.
Troubleshooting flowchart for issues where the display fails to illuminate, checking fuses, mains lead, and voltage.
Troubleshooting guide for lack of resistance, checking speed signal, excitation circuit, and alternator brushes.
Diagnoses incorrect resistance by checking alternator excitation voltage, power resistor, and control signals.
Troubleshooting for incorrect RPM values, focusing on the RPM signal output from the alternator and interface board.
Addresses issues where the machine fails to print, checking configuration, signal, and printer cable.
Troubleshoots Master-Slave mode operation failures, checking control signals and connections.
Diagnoses no heart rate signal by checking supply voltage to the receiver and CPU board.
Addresses incorrect heart rate signals, often caused by electromagnetic noise or proximity issues.
Details the procedure for removing the CPU board, including disconnecting cables and separating it from other boards.
Step-by-step instructions for removing the alternator, including belt tension adjustment and pulley considerations.
Explains setting machine hardware configuration using dip-switches on the CPU board.
Details advanced maintenance tasks for qualified technicians, recommended semi-annually.
Provides technical details on Technogym's Polar technology for heart rate measurement, including transmitter and receiver components.
Introduces the Personal Coded Device (PCD) technology for heart rate reception, offering improved accuracy and reduced cross-talk.
General| Brand | Technogym |
|---|---|
| Model | Bikerace |
| Category | Bicycle Accessories |
| Language | English |
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