Instructions For Using The Computer; Features; Possibility Of Pre-Setting Data; Description Of Functions - Kettler Stratos GT Instrucciones Informáticas Y De Formación

GB Computer and training instructions
1 Operating instructions for the training computer
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2 Features

1. Measuring time [ TIME ]
2. Speed [ KM/H ]
3. Alarm frequency [ RPM ]
4. Training distance [ DISTANCE ]
5. Energy consumption [ KILOJOULE ]
6. Read-out of exertion level 1 – 10
7. Pulse measurement [ PULSE ]
8. Comparison of actual pulse with maximum pulse [ % ]
9. Measurement of recovery pulse [ REC ] [ 0:60 - 0:00 ]
10. Fitness mark 1-6 [ REC ] [ F1. 0 - F6. 0 ]
11. Automatic storage of training kilometres for four persons
[ TOTAL ]
12. Calculation of energy consumption ( depending on level of re
sistance)
13. Scanning operation [ SCAN ] (automatic change of read-out
Manual selection of main display read-outs
14. Button for entering training data [ SET ],
during training: [ SCAN ] on / off
15. Button for pre-setting training data [ + ] (increase number)
16. Button for pre-setting training data [ - ] (decrease number)
17. Button for recovery pulse
18. Pulse box – connection for measuring pulse
3 Parameters you can enter
- age with automatic read-out of pulse rate range
- upper limit of pulse rate
- energy consumption
- training time
- training distance
- personal identification

4 Description of functions

4.1 Switching on
The display is switched on by putting in the batteries, by pressing any but-
ton or by beginning training (pedalling) Directly after being switched on
an automatic *segment test sequence is carried out (all *segments are
shown for two seconds). Also a buzzer sounds for about Ω second (buz-
zer test).

4.2 Switching off

The display switches off automatically four minutes after the training ses-
sion (no pedalling, no buttons pressed). The personal training data for P1
to P4 are stored.

4.3 Re-setting the display

If you press the SET button for longer than two seconds with the home trai-
ner idle (no read-out of pedal revolutions) and swinging disc at rest, the
display will be re-set and the opening display will appear. All training
data will be lost.
4.4 Pre-set training data/ training modes
4.4.1 Count-up mode ( independently of persons )
If the display is started by beginning to train (pedalling) and no person
has been chosen, then all data is displayed independently of persons and
in "count-up mode" (all figures are counted up from zero).
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Directly after training starts, the heart symbol flashes in time with the rhy-
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thm of the pulse, if a pulse signal is connected.
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4.4.2 Training for a specific person
If the display is started by pressing a button, then the training can be star-
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ted with pre-set data.. The left side of the display flashes for this - P1, P2,
P3 P4.
Each parameter can be changed using the + and – keys. If one of these
two keys is pressed down for longer than two seconds the forward or re-
verse with the greater step (interval). Simultaneous pressing of the buttons
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cause the display to return to the starting value (mostly either zero or
OFF).
The "SET" key stores the present value and the display computer jumps to
the next entry.
The following training data is requested.
4.4.2.1 Selecting the person/ odometer display
Selecting the person (P1 to P4 flash)
If no person is selected within 15 seconds, or the SET button is pressed
while all four personal displays are flashing, then the display jumps to
AGE entry. The data entered now is used for this training session. The set-
tings are not stored at the end of the session. However a person can also
be chosen by pressing the + or – keys.
Display of kilometre total during selection of persons [P2 flashes]
The kilometre total (in whole kilometres) and the relevant person are dis-
played in the field "total".
Selection of person (using + and -_) takes place continuously [P], P2, P3,
P4, P1..., until the "set" button is pressed (confirmation of person selec-
ted).. The subsequent training parameters are then stored under the per-
sonal identification.
Data view