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Vision Fitness R2650HRT User Manual

Vision Fitness R2650HRT
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Owners
Guide
E3600HRT, R2600HRT
AND R2650HRT
COMMERCIAL FITNESS BIKES
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Vision Fitness R2650HRT Specifications

General IconGeneral
Resistance Levels20
Console DisplayLCD
Weight Capacity300 lbs
Dimensions64" x 26" x 48"
ProgramsManual, Interval, Fat Burn, Random, Fit Test, HR Control, Custom
Resistance TypeMagnetic
TypeRecumbent

Summary

Important Safety Instructions

General Warnings

Safety precautions regarding product use, handling, and maintenance to reduce risks.

Child Safety

Guidelines for keeping children away from the exercise bike during operation and storage.

Other Safety Tips and Cleaning

Additional Safety Advice

Precautions for users experiencing discomfort and clothing choice.

Cleaning Instructions

Proper methods for cleaning the exercise bike components using mild soap and water.

Assembly and Moving

Assembly Recommendations

Guidance on professional assembly or following enclosed instructions for self-assembly.

Moving the Bike

Instructions on how to safely move the exercise bike using its transport wheels.

Bike Stabilization and Pedal Adjustment

Stabilizing the Bike

How to level the bike for stability using adjustable rear foot supports.

Pedal Strap Adjustment

Instructions for adjusting the pedal straps for a secure and comfortable fit.

Seat Adjustment and Positioning (E3600HRT)

Seat Adjustment (E3600HRT)

Steps to raise or lower the seat using the ratcheting seat post mechanism.

Seat Positioning

Guidance on finding the optimal seat position for effective pedaling and comfort.

Seat and Lumbar Adjustment (R2600HRT & R2650HRT)

Seat Adjustment (R2600HRT/R2650HRT)

How to adjust seat forward/backward using the spring-loaded seat lever.

Lumbar Adjustable Seat

Using the lumbar control system to adjust lower back support for comfort.

Self-Powered Feature

Contact Heart Rate Sensors

Display Console

Console Overview

Introduction to the computerized display and its primary functions for tracking workouts.

Display Console Descriptions: Controls

Start/Hold to Reset

Functionality of the START button for starting, pausing, and resetting workouts.

Enter/Hold to Scan

Functionality of the ENTER button for scanning displays and holding scan.

Arrow Buttons

How to use the UP/DOWN arrow buttons to adjust values and workout levels.

Program Buttons

Using program buttons for quick access to pre-set workouts.

Display Console Descriptions: Feedback

Profile Display

Understanding the dot matrix profile of workout segments and resistance.

Message/Feedback Windows

Interpreting workout feedback, including time, speed, distance, RPM, etc.

Heart Rate/HRT Feedback Window

How the console displays heart rate, % Heart Rate, and target heart rate.

Console Connectivity and Power

CSAFE Ports

Details on CSAFE and Cardio ports for network and entertainment system connections.

Battery Compartment

Location and purpose of the 9-volt battery for console memory backup.

600HRT Series Program Overviews

Manual Program

User-controlled program with adjustable resistance levels.

Interval Program

Workout with alternating work and recovery intervals for cardiovascular training.

Weight Loss Program

Program designed to target stored body fat using lower resistance.

Constant Watts Program

Exercise at a set work level, adjusting resistance based on pedal rate.

Sprint 8 Program

Anaerobic interval program for building muscle and improving performance.

HRT Program Overviews

HRT Cardio

High-intensity program to maintain heart rate at 80% for endurance and calorie burn.

HRT Weight Loss

Lower intensity program to burn fat reserves at 65% of max heart rate.

HRT Interval

Program with alternating 80% and 70% heart rate intervals for fitness.

HRT Hill

Program using four target heart rates (65-80%) for strength and endurance.

Custom Programs

Using the Programs

Selecting Easy Start

Quickly begin exercising with the MANUAL program using the START button.

Selecting a Program

How to choose and navigate through different available workout programs.

Entering Age

Inputting user age for accurate HRT program feedback and calculations.

Program Setup Parameters

Entering Time

Setting the desired exercise duration for the selected program.

Entering Weight

Inputting user weight for accurate calorie and MET calculations.

Entering Level

Adjusting the resistance level, with up to 20 levels available per program.

Sprint 8 Program Details

Sprint 8 Phases

Description of the Warm-up, Interval Training, and Cool-down phases of the Sprint 8 program.

Using Heart Rate Training

What is Heart Rate Training?

Definition and benefits of exercising within target heart rate zones for fitness goals.

Hand Pulse Heart Rate Sensors

How to use the contact hand pulse sensors for accurate heart rate monitoring.

Telemetric Heart Rate Chest Strap

Strap Placement

Guidance on correctly positioning the chest strap for accurate and uninterrupted readings.

HRT Programs Operation

All HRT Programs

General operation of HRT programs, including warm-up, cool-down, and monitoring.

Adjusting Target Heart Rate

How to manually adjust the target heart rate during HRT workouts using console buttons.

Detailed HRT Program Descriptions

HRT Cardio

Program to maintain 80% max heart rate for cardiovascular endurance and calorie burn.

HRT Weight Loss

Program to maintain 65% max heart rate for burning fat reserves.

HRT Interval

Program with alternating 80% and 70% heart rate intervals for fitness capacity.

HRT Hill

Program using four target heart rates (65-80%) for cardiovascular strength and endurance.

Using Custom Programs

Engineering Mode

Entering and Using Engineering Mode

Procedure for entering and navigating through engineering mode options.

Optional Settings

List and description of available optional settings controllable in engineering mode.

Service and Troubleshooting

Preventative Maintenance Tips

Tips for regular care and upkeep of the fitness bike to ensure longevity.

Preventative Maintenance Schedule

Recommended schedule for cleaning and inspecting various bike components.

Troubleshooting Common Problems

Console Not Lighting

Troubleshooting steps when the console display does not power on.

Clicking Noise

Diagnosing and fixing clicking noises from the bike's pedals or components.

Squeaking Noise

Resolving squeaking or creaking noises by checking and tightening hardware.

Troubleshooting and Service

Seat Rocking

Fixing the issue of the seat rocking from side to side on semi-recumbent bikes.

Obtaining Service

Instructions on how to contact retailers for service and required information like serial number.

Heart Rate Monitor Troubleshooting

No Pulse Reading

Troubleshooting steps when no pulse reading appears on the console.

Erratic Pulse Rate

Diagnosing and fixing inconsistent or erratic heart rate readings.

Limited Home Use Warranty

Warranty Components

Specific warranty periods for Frame, Motor, Electronics, Parts, and Labor for home use.

Warranty Exclusions and Registration

Exclusive Remedy and Limitations

Details on warranty coverage, exclusions, limitations, and disclaimers.

Warranty Registration

Steps for registering the product warranty and providing customer feedback.

Commercial Warranty

Commercial Uses Defined

Examples of facilities covered under the commercial warranty terms.

Warranty Coverage (Commercial)

Details on warranty periods for Frame, Motor, Electronics, Parts, and Labor for commercial use.

Commercial Warranty Details

Exclusive Remedy and Limitations (Commercial)

Warranty coverage, exclusions, and disclaimers specific to commercial usage.

Warranty Registration (Commercial)

Process for commercial facility warranty registration and customer survey completion.

Developing a Fitness Program

Achieving Your Fitness Goals

Steps to define personal fitness goals and track progress effectively for motivation.

Track Your Progress

Importance of writing down goals and creating an exercise schedule to monitor advancement.

Exercise Guidelines

Exercise Duration

Recommended duration for aerobic activity for general fitness and weight loss goals.

Exercise Intensity

Methods for measuring exercise intensity, including heart rate and RPE.

Target Heart Rate

Rate of Perceived Exertion (RPE)

RPE Scale

Definition of the RPE scale from 0 to 10 for assessing exercise exertion levels.

Balanced Fitness

Strength Training

Benefits and recommendations for incorporating strength training into a fitness program.

Stretching

Seated Toe Touch Stretch

Instructions for performing the seated toe touch stretch to improve flexibility.

Standing Stretches

Standing Quadriceps Stretch

How to stretch the quadriceps using a wall for balance and support.

Standing Calf Stretch

How to stretch the calf muscles using a wall for support and control.

Weekly Workout Logs

Monthly Workout Logs

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