Specifications

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ROUBLESHOOTING

d1: SOFTWARE REVISION

This test displays the configuration information for the main

program chip in the control panel. “d1” is displayed in the left

control panel window, and the right control panel window

displays the revision level of the main program.

For example:

d1 1.09

Active keys during this test:

START/ENTER will advance you to the next diagnostic test.

STOP will exit the test mode and return you to the mode you

were in before entering the diagnostic tests.

SHIFT backs you up one step in the diagnostic test menu.

d2: ACTUAL SPEED

This test displays the diagnostic test number d2 and flashes the

set speed, in 0.1 mph (kph) increments, in the left control panel

window. Note: The decimal point is not displayed. The right

control panel window displays the actual measured speed of the

drive motor in mph (kph) by using the signal from the speed

sensor.

For 9.5 mph, for example:

d2 95 9.50

Active keys during this test:

START/ENTER will advance you to the next diagnostic test.

STOP will exit and return you to the mode you were in before

entering the diagnostic tests.

SHIFT backs you up one step in the diagnostics test menu.

The - and + keys change the set speed in 0.1 mph (kph)

increments.

d3: CURRENT DRAW

The diagnostic test number d3 is displayed in the left control

panel window. The right control panel window displays the

current draw of the treadmill in amperes. See nn 2 page 38 for

details.

For example:

d3 2.5

Active keys during this test:

START/ENTER will advance you to the next diagnostic test.

STOP will exit and return you to the mode you were in before

entering the diagnostic tests.

SHIFT backs you up one step in the diagnostics test menu.

The - and + keys change the speed set point.

The ▼ and ▲ keys change the elevation set point.

Note: The heart icon will also illuminate in d1. It

will blink with the signal from a Polar

transmitter.

If it blinks erratically, this may indicate interference

near the treadmill, which can cause the heart rate

display to be inaccurate or inoperative.