Install guide

elevation potentiometer (it should be more than 225 when the treadmill is

completely elevated). The treadmill will elevate to the high limit switch. The top

display will then change to “0.0” which is the low grade set in the Factory Settings

Mode. The speed display will show “dn4”. The elevation display should be less

than 30 when the treadmill is completely lowered. The treadmill will descend to

the lower limit switch. The software will automatically create a scale based on

the difference in resistance of the potentiometer from the upper to the lower limit

switches.

When the elevation calibration is complete, the top display will show “ECAL” and

the speed display will show the lower grade limit and the elevation display will

show the upper grade limit (both in terms of the scale value). Press START and

the system will reboot, load data and resume normal operation.

I. Software Set Up After Upper PCB Replacement (Version

10.1-10.5)

1. Once upper display has been replaced, restore power to the treadmill and put

the emergency stop magnet in place. Make sure not to press any buttons

on the display while performing this step.

2. When the display has booted up, “-AC-“will be shown in the time window.

Press the ELEVATION UP or ELEVATION DOWN arrow once to display “-

DC-“in the time window. With “-DC-“displayed, press the START button.

“ECAL” will appear in the time window.

3. Press the START button to begin ELEVATION CALIBRATION. The treadmill

will elevate to its highest point and will set a value. It will stay at the highest

point for approximately four (4) seconds. The treadmill will then descend to

its lowest point and retrieve a value. Once ECAL is completed, “ECAL” will

be shown in the time window, the lowest elevation value in the speed window,

and the highest elevation value in the elevation window.

4. Press START again. “ECAL PAS” will flash briefly and then the display will

reboot to show “SCAL” in the time window.

5. Make sure there is nothing on the treadmill belt. It will be moving at

high speed on this next step. In SPEED CALIBRATION mode, the target

speed appears in the speed window, while the actual speed appears in the

time window. The elevation window displays a default variable set by the

software on a 250-bit scale. Press the START button one (1) time to begin

SPEED CALIBRATION. The belt will start to run at a very rapid speed.

6. The target speed of “10.0” will appear in the speed window. Whatever the

actual speed is will appear in the time window. If the actual speed is more

than .30 mph faster than the target speed, turn the speed pot, labeled R56 on

the motor controller (lower PCB), counterclockwise until the range is found. If

the actual speed is lower than the target speed, turn the speed pot clockwise

until actual speed is between 10.00 and 10.30 mph. Once the speeds are

within range, press the START button.