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CHALLENGES
Uphill	Finish		 	 	 	 	 	 Cross-Training	
Secondary Case 6: Profile Programs
Rolling Hills  
FUN RIDES  
Ride in the ParkEasy Tour 
Pike’s Peak 
MOUNTAINS  
Mount HoodPyramids  
Uphill Finish 
CHALLENGES
Cross-Training  Interval  
Stream Crossing 
Summit Pass 
Stairs  
REVED : 122612
    
Secondary Case 6: Profile Programs
Rolling Hills  
FUN RIDES  
Ride in the ParkEasy Tour 
Pike’s Peak 
MOUNTAINS  
Mount HoodPyramids  
Uphill Finish 
CHALLENGES
Cross-Training  Interval  
Stream Crossing 
Summit Pass 
Stairs  
REVED : 122612
Interval	 	 	 	 	 	 	 Stairs	
Secondary Case 6: Profile Programs
Rolling Hills  
FUN RIDES  
Ride in the ParkEasy Tour 
Pike’s Peak 
MOUNTAINS  
Mount HoodPyramids  
Uphill Finish 
CHALLENGES
Cross-Training  Interval  
Stream Crossing 
Summit Pass 
Stairs  
REVED : 122612
    
Secondary Case 6: Profile Programs
Rolling Hills  
FUN RIDES  
Ride in the ParkEasy Tour 
Pike’s Peak 
MOUNTAINS  
Mount HoodPyramids  
Uphill Finish 
CHALLENGES
Cross-Training  Interval  
Stream Crossing 
Summit Pass 
Stairs  
REVED : 122612
Workout Profile and Goal Program
The	Console	lets	you	select	the	Profile	Program	and	type	of	Goal	for	your	workout	(Distance,	Time	or	Calories),	and	set	the	
Goal	value.1.	 Sit	on	the	machine.	
2.	 Push	the	Increase()	or	Decrease()	buttons	to	select	the	correct	User	profile.	
3.	 	 Push	the	Programs	button.
4.	 	
Push	the	Left() or Right() buttons to select	a	Category	of	Workout.
5.	 	
Push	the	Increase()	or	Decrease() buttons to select	a	Profile	Workout,	and	push	OK.
6.	 	
Use	the	Increase()	or	Decrease() buttons to select a type	of	Goal	(Distance,	Time	or	Calories),	and	push	OK.
7.	 	
Use	the	Increase()	or	Decrease() buttons	to	adjust	the	workout	value.
8.	 	
Push	OK	to	begin	the	goal-oriented	workout.	The	GOAL	value	will	count	down	as	the	value	for	percent	completed	
increases.
    Note: 	During	a	Calories	Goal,	each	column	is	for a 2 minute time period. The active column will advance across the screen 
every	2	minutes.	If	the	workout	lasts	for	more	than	30	minutes,	the	active	column	will	fix	to	the	last	right	column	and	push	
the previous columns off the display.
Fitness Test Program
The	Fitness	Test	measures	the	improvements	of	your	physical	fitness	level.	The	test	compares	your	power	output	(in	Watts)	to	
your heart rate. As your fitness level improves, your power output will increase at a given heart rate. 
    Note:  The Console must be able to read the heart rate information from the Contact Heart Rate (CHR) sensors or Heart 
Rate	Monitor	(HRM)	to	work	correctly.
You	can	start	the	Fitness	Test	from	the	FEEDBACK	category.	The	Fitness	Test	program	first	prompts	you	to	select	your	fitness	
level—Beginner	(	“BEG”	)	or	Advanced	(	“ADV”	).	The	Console	will	use	the	Age	and	Weight	values	for	the	selected	User	Profile	
to	calculate	the	Fitness	Score.
Start	to	workout	and	hold	the	Heart	Rate	Sensors.	When	the	test	starts,	the	intensity	of	the	workout	slowly	increases.	This	
means	you	will	work	harder,	and	as	a	result,	your	heart	rate	increases.	The	intensity	continues	to	increase	automatically	until	
your	heart	rate	reaches	the	“Test	Zone”.	This	zone	is	individually	computed	to	be	near	75	percent	of	the	maximum	heart	rate	
of	your	User	Profile.	When	you	reach	the	Test	Zone,	the	machine	holds	the	intensity	steady	for	3	minutes.	This	lets	you	reach	
a stable condition (where your heart rate becomes steady). At the end of the 3 minutes, the Con\
sole measures your heart 
rate and the power output. These numbers, along with information about y\
our age and weight, are computed to produce a 
“Fitness	Score”.   Note: 			Fitness	Test	scores	should	only	be	compared	to	your	previous	scores	and	not	to	other	User	Profiles.
Compare	your	Fitness	Scores	to	see	your	improvement.  
						

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Recovery Test Program
Recovery	Test	shows	how	quickly	your	heart	recovers	from	an	exercise	state	to	a	more	restful	state.	Improved	recovery	is	an	
indicator of increasing fitness.   Note:    The Console must be able to read the heart rate information from the Contact Heart Rate (CHR) sensors or Heart 
Rate	Monitor	(HRM)	to	work	correctly.
From	an	elevated	heart	rate,	select	the	Recovery	Test	Program.	The	Console	will	show	“STOP	EXERCISING”	and	the	goal	
will	begin	to	count	down.	Stop	exercising	but	continue	to	grip	the	contact	heart	rate	sensors.	After	5	seconds,	the	display 	will	
show	“RELAX”	and	will	continue	to	count	down	to	00:00.	For	the	entire	minute	the	console	will	also	show	your	heart	rate.	You	
must	grip	the	heart	rate	sensors	for	the	duration	of	the	test	if	not	using	a	Remote	Heart	Rate	Monitor.
The	display	will	continue	to	show	“RELAX”	and	your	heart	rate	until	the	goal	reaches	00:00.	The	console	will	then	calculate	
your recovery score.
Recovery	Score	=	Your	heart	rate	at	1:00	(the	beginning	of	the	test)	minus	your	heart	rate	at	00:00	(the	end	of	the	test).
The	higher	the	Recovery	Test	score	value,	the	quicker	your	heart	rate	is	returning	to	a	more	restful	state	and	is	an	indication	of	
improving fitness. By recording these values over time you can see the trend toward better health.
When	you	select	the	Recovery	Test	Program	and	there	is	no	heart	rate	signal	or	display,	the	Console	will	show	“NEED	HEART	
RATE”.	This	message	will	show	for	5	seconds.	If	no	signal	is	detected,	the	program	will	end.
Helpful	Tip:	For	a	more	relevant	score,	try	to	obtain	a	steady	heart	rate	for	3	minutes	before	starting	the	Recovery	Program.	
This	will	be	easier	to	achieve,	and	obtain	the	best	result,	in	the	Manual	program	so	you	can	control	the	levels	of	resistance.
Heart Rate Control (HRC) Workout Programs
The	Heart	Rate	Control	(HRC)	programs	let	you	set	a	heart	rate	goal	for	your	workout.	The	program	monitors	your	heart	rate	
in	beats	per	minute	(BPM)	from	the	Contact	Heart	Rate	(CHR)	sensors	on	the	machine	or	from	a	Heart	Rate	Monitor	(HRM)	
chest	strap,	and	adjusts	the	workout	to	keep	your	heart	rate	in	the	selected	zone.
    Note: 		The	console	must	be	able	to	read	the	heart	rate	information	from	the	CHR	sensors	or	HRM	for	the	HRC	program	to 	
work	correctly.
The	Target	Heart	Rate	programs	use	your	age	and	other	User	information	to	set	the	Heart	Rate	Zone	values	for	your	workout. 	
The	console	display	then	gives	prompts	for	you	to	set	up	your	workout:
1.	 	 Select	the	Heart	Rate	Control	workout	level:	BEGINNER	(	“BEG”	)	or	ADVANCED	(	“ADV”	)	and	push	OK.
2.	 	
Push	the	Increase()	or	Decrease() buttons to select	the	percentage	of	maximum	heart	rate:	50–60%,	60–70%,	70–
80%, 	80 –90%.
Consult	a	physician	before	you	start	an	exercise	program.	Stop	exercising	if	you	feel	pain	or	tightness	in	your	chest,	
become	short	of	breath,	or	feel	faint.	Contact	your	doctor	before	you	use	the	machine	again.	Use	the	values	calculated	
or measured by the machine’s computer for reference purposes only. The heart rate displayed on the console is an 
approximation	and	should	be	used	for	reference	only.
3.   Push	the	Increase()	or	Decrease()	buttons	to	select	the	Goal	type,	and	push	OK.
4.	 	 Push	the	Increase()	or	Decrease()	buttons	to	set	the	goal	value	for	the	workout.
    Note:  Be sure to allow time for your heart rate to reach the desired heart rate zone when setting the goal.
5.	 	
Push	OK	to	start	the	workout.  
						

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A	User	can	set	a	Heart	Rate	zone	instead	of	a	value	by	selecting	the	Heart	Rate	Control	-	User	program.	The	Console	will	adjust	
the	workout	to	keep	the	User	in	the	desired	Heart	Rate	zone.
1.	 	
Select	HEART	RATE	CONTROL	-	USER,	and	push	OK. 
2.	 	
Push	the	Increase()	or	Decrease() buttons to set	the	Heart	Rate	zone	for	the	workout,	and	push	OK.	The	Console 	
shows	the	Heart	Rate	zone	(percent)	on	the	left,	and	the	Heart	Rate	range	for	the	User	on	the	right	side	of	the	display. 	
Consult	a	physician	before	you	start	an	exercise	program.	Stop	exercising	if	you	feel	pain	or	tightness	in	your	chest,	
become	short	of	breath,	or	feel	faint.	Contact	your	doctor	before	you	use	the	machine	again.	Use	the	values	calculated	
or measured by the machine’s computer for reference purposes only. The heart rate displayed on the console is an 
approximation	and	should	be	used	for	reference	only.
3.   Push	the	Increase()	or	Decrease()	buttons	to	select	the	Goal	type,	and	push	OK.
4.	 	 Push	the	Increase()	or	Decrease()	buttons	to	set	the	value	for	the	workout.
5.	 	
Push	OK	to	start	the	workout.
Changing a Workout Program During a Workout
The	Console	allows	a	different	Workout	Program	to	be	started	from	an	active	workout.	
1.		 From	an	active	workout,	push	PROGRAMS.
2.	 	
Push	the	Increase()	or	Decrease()	buttons	to	select	the	desired	workout	program,	and	push	OK.
3.   Push	the	Increase()	or	Decrease()	buttons	to	select	the	Goal	type,	and	push	OK.
4.	 	
Push	the	Increase()	or	Decrease()	buttons	to	set	the	value	for	the	workout.
5.	 	
Push	OK	to	stop	the	active	workout	and	start	the	new	workout.	
The	previous	workout	values	are	saved	to	the	User	Profile.
Pausing or Stopping
The	Console	will	go	into	Pause	Mode	if	the	user	stops	pedaling	and	pushes	PAUSE/END	during	a	workout,	or	there	is	no	 RPM	signal	for	5	seconds	(user	not	pedaling).	The	Console	will	cycle	through	a	series	of	messages	that	change	every	4	
seconds:
		 -	WORKOUT	PAUSED
		 -	PEDAL	TO	CONTINUE	(if	a	bike)	/	STRIDE	TO	CONTINUE	(if	an	elliptical)
		 -	PUSH	END	TO	STOP
During	a	paused	workout,	you	can	use	the	Increase/Decrease	buttons	to	move	through	the	result	channels	manually. 1.	 Stop	pedaling	and	push	the	PAUSE/END	button	to	pause	your	workout.	
2.	 To	continue	your	workout,	push	OK	or	start	pedaling.
    To	stop	the	workout,	push	the	PAUSE/END	button.	The	Console	will	go	into	Results	/	Cool	Down	mode.  
						

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Results / Cool Down Mode
After	a	workout	the	GOAL	display	shows	03:00	and	then	starts	to	count	down.	During	this	Cool	Down	period,	the	Console	
shows	the	Workout	Results.	All	workouts	except	Quick	Start	have	a	3-minute	Cool	Down	period.	
The	LCD	display	shows	the	Current	Workout	values	in	three	channels:	
a.)	 	 TIME	(total),	DISTANCE	(total),	and	CALORIES	(total)	
b.)	 	
SPEED	(average),	RPM	(average),	and	HEART	RATE	(average)
c.)	 	
TIME	(average),	LEVEL	(average),	and	CALORIES	(average).	
Push	the	Left() or Right() buttons to move through the result channels manually.
During	the	Cool	Down	period,	the	Resistance	Level	will	adjust	to	a	third	of	the	average	Level	of	the	workout.	The	Cool	Down	
resistance	level	can	be	adjusted	with	the	Resistance	Increase	and	Decrease	buttons,	but	the	Console	will	not	display	the	
value.
You	can	push	PAUSE/END	to	stop	the	Results	/	Cool	Down	period	and	go	back	to	Power-Up	Mode.	If	there	is	no	RPM	or	HR	
signal,	the	Console	automatically	goes	into	Sleep	Mode.
GOAL TRACK Statistics (and Achievements)
The	statistics	from	every	workout	are	recorded	to	a	User	Profile.
The	Schwinn	Dual	Track
™	Console	shows	the	Goal	Track	workout	Statistics	on	the	Lower	Display	in	three	channels:	
a.)	 	 TIME	(total),	DISTANCE	(total),	and	CALORIES	(total)	
b.)	 	
SPEED	(average),	RPM	(average),	and	HEART	RATE	(average)
c.)	 	
TIME	(average),	DISTANCE	(average)	/	or	LEVEL	(average)	*,	and	CALORIES	(average)
   *		If	the	Goal	Track	Statistic	is	a	single	workout,	LEVEL	(average)	is	displayed.	If	the	Goal	Track	Statistic	is	a	
combination	of	multiple	workouts,	DISTANCE	(average)	is	displayed	instead	of	LEVEL	(average).	
To	view	the	GOAL	TRACK	statistics	of	a	User	Profile:
1.	 	 From	the	Power-Up	screen,	push	the	Increase()	or	Decrease() buttons to select	a	User	Profile.
2.	 	
Push	the	GOAL	TRACK	button.	The	Console	will	display	the	LAST	WORKOUT	values	and	activate	the	corresponding 	
Achievement light.
  Note: 			Goal	Track	statistics	can	be	viewed	even	during	a	workout.	Push	GOAL	TRACK	and	the	LAST	WORKOUT	values	will 	
be	displayed.	The	workout	values	for	the	current	workout	will	be	hidden	except	for	the	GOAL	display.	Push	GOAL 	
TRACK	again	to	return	to	the	Power-Up	screen.
3.	 	
Push	the	Increase() button	to	move	to	the	next	GOAL	TRACK	statistic,	“LAST	7	DAYS”.	The	Console	will	display	the	calo -
ries	burnt	on	the	display	(50	calories	per	segment)	for	the	previous	seven	days,	along	with	the	workout	value	totals.	Use	the 	
Left() or Right()	buttons	to	move	through	all	the	workout	statistic	channels.
4.	 	
Push	the	Increase() button	to	move	to	“LAST	30	DAYS”.	The	Console	will	display	the	total	values	for	the	previous	thirty 	
days.	Use	the	Left() or Right()	buttons	to	move	through	all	the	workout	statistic	channels.
5.	 	
Push	the	Increase() button	to	move	to	the	“LONGEST	WORKOUT”.	The	Console	will	display	the	workout	values	with	the 	
most	Time	value.	Use	the	Left() or Right()	buttons	to	move	through	all	the	workout	statistic	channels.
6.	 	
Push	the	Increase() button	to	move	to	the	“CALORIE	RECORD”.	The	Console	will	display	the	workout	values	with	the 	
most	Calories	value.	Use	the	Left() or Right()	buttons	to	move	through	all	the	workout	statistic	channels.  
						

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7.		
Push	the	Increase() button	to	move	to	“BMI”,	or	Body	Mass	Index.	The	Console	will	display	the	BMI	value	based	on	the 	
User	settings.	Be	sure	the	height	value	is	correct	for	your	User	Profile,	and	the	weight	value	is	current.
The	BMI	Measurement	is	a	useful	tool	that	shows	the	relationship	between	weight	and	height	that	is	associated	with	body	fat	
and	health	risk.	The	table	below	gives	a	general	rating	for	the	BMI	score:
Underweight Below	18.5
Normal 18.5	–	24.9
Overweight 25.0	–	29.9
Obesity 30.0	and	above
  Note:    The	rating	may	overestimate	body	fat	in	athletes	and	others	who	have	a	muscular	build.	It	may	also	underestimate	
body fat in older persons and others who have lost muscle mass.
Contact	your	doctor	for	more	information	about	Body	Mass	Index	(BMI)	and	the	weight	that	is	appropriate	for	you.	Use	
the values calculated or measured by the machine’s computer for reference purposes only.
8.	 	 Push	the	Increase() button	to	move	to	the	“SAVE	TO	USB	-	OK?”	prompt.	Push	OK,	and	t he	“ARE	YOU	SURE?	-NO”	
prompt	will	display.	Push	the  Increase()	button	to	change	it	to	yes	and	push	OK.	The	Console	will	display	the	“INSERT	
USB”	prompt.	Insert	a	USB	Flash	Drive	into	the	USB	Port.	The	Console	will	record	the	Statistics	to	the	USB	Flash	Drive.	
   The	Console	will	display	“SAVING”,	and	then	“REMOVE	USB”	when	it	is	safe	to	remove	the	USB	Flash	Drive.
  Note: 			Push	the	PAUSE/END	button	to	force	an	exit	from	the	“SAVING”	prompt.
9.	 	
Push	the	Increase() button	to	move	to	the	“CLEAR	WORKOUT	DATA	-OK?”.	Push	OK,	and	the	“ARE	YOU	SURE?	-	NO” 	
prompt	will	display.	Push	the	Increase() button to change to the “ARE	YOU	SURE?	-	YES”	display,	and	push	OK. The 
user	workouts	have	been	reset.
10.	 	 Push	GOAL	TRACK	to	return	to	the	Power-Up	screen.
When	a	User	performs	a	workout	that	surpasses	the	“LONGEST 	WORKOUT”  or “CALORIE	RECORD” of the previous 
workouts,	the	Console	will	congratulate	with	an	audible	sound	and	tell	the	User	the	new	achievement.	The	corresponding	
Achievement	Indicator	Light	will	also	be	active.
www.SchwinnConnect.com
Go	to	the	www.SchwinnConnect.com	web	site	to	create	an	online	profile,	upload	your	workout	results	using	a	USB	Flash	
Drive,	and	then	view	and	track	your	achievements	over	time.
www.SchwinnConnect.com	also	works	with	MyFitnessPal.	Simply	follow	the	prompts	from	the	“Link	to	MyFitnessPal”	button,	
and	your	workout	results	will	be	available	with	your	existing	MyFitnessPal	profile.  
						

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Console seTup mode
The	Console	Setup	Mode	lets	you	input	the	date	and	time,	set	the	units	of	measurement	to	either	English	or	Metric,	change	
the	machine	type,	control	the	sound	settings	(	on/	off),	or	see	maintenance	statistics	(Error	Log	and	Run	Hours	–	for	service	
technician use only).
1.		 Hold	down	the	PAUSE/END	button	and	Right	button	together	for	3	seconds	while	in	the	Power-Up	Mode	to	go	into	the	
Console	Setup	Mode.
  Note:		Push	PAUSE/END	to	exit	the	Console	Setup	Mode	and	return	to	the	Power-Up	Mode	screen.
2.	 	 The	Console	display	shows	the	Date	prompt	with	the	current	setting.	To	change,	push	the	Increase/Decrease	buttons	to	
adjust	the	currently	active	value	(flashing).	Push	the	Left/Right	buttons	to	change	which	segment	is	the	currently	active	
value	(month	/	day	/	year).	
3.	 	 Push	OK	to	set.
4.	 	
The	Console	display	shows	the	Time	prompt	with	the	current	setting.	Push	the	Increase/Decrease	buttons	to	adjust	the	
currently	active	value	(flashing).	Push	the	Left/Right	buttons	to	change	which	segment	is	the	currently	active	value	(hour	/	
minute	/	AM	or	PM).	
5.	 	 Push	OK	to	set.	
6.	 	
The	Console	display	shows	the	Units	prompt	with	the	current	setting.	To	change,	push	OK	to	start	the	Units	option.	Push	
the	Increase/Decrease	buttons	to	change	between	“MILES”	(Imperial	English	units)	and	“KM”	(metric	units).
  Note:			 If	the	units	change	when	there	is	data	in	User	Statistics,	the	statistics	convert	to	the	new	units.
7.	 Push	OK	to	set.	
8.	 	 The	Console	display	shows	the	Sound	Settings	prompt	with	the	current	setting.	Push	the	Increase/Decrease	buttons	to	
change	between	“ON”	and	“OFF”.
9.	 Push	OK	to	set.	
10.	 	 The	Console	display	shows	the	TOTAL	RUN	HOURS	for	the	machine.
11.	 For	the	next	prompt,	push	the	OK	button.
12.	 	 The	Console	display	shows	the	Software	Version	prompt.
13.	 For	the	next	prompt,	push	the	OK	button.
14.	 	 The	Console	will	display	the	Power-Up	Mode	screen.  
						

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maInTenanCe
Read	all	maintenance	instructions	fully	before	you	start	any	repair	work.	In	some	conditions,	an	assistant	is	required	to	do	the	
necessary	tasks.
Equipment	must	be	regularly	examined	for	damage	and	repairs.	The	owner	is	responsible	to	make	sure	that	regular	
maintenance	is	done.	Worn	or	damaged	components	must	be	repaired	or	replaced	immediately.	Only	manufacturer	
supplied	components	can	be	used	to	maintain	and	repair	the	equipment.
  To reduce the risk of electrical shock or unsupervised usage of the equipment, always 
unplug the power cord from the wall outlet and the machine and wait 5 minutes before cleaning, 
maintaining or repairing the machine. Place the power cord in a secure location.
Daily:  Before	each	use,	examine	the	exercise	machine	for	loose,	broken,	damaged,	or	worn	
parts.	Do	not	use	if	found	in	this	condition.	Repair	or	replace	all	parts	at	the	first	sign	
of	wear	or	damage.	After	each	workout,	use	a	damp	cloth	to	wipe	your	machine	and	
Console free of sweat.
Note:	Avoid	excessive	moisture	on	the	Console.
Weekly:  Clean	the	machine	to	remove	any	dust,	dirt,	or	grime	from	the	surfaces.	Check	for	
smooth	seat	slider	operation.	If	needed,	apply	a	very	thin	coating	of	silicone	lube	to	
ease operation.
Note:	Do	not	use	petroleum	based	products.
Monthly  
or after 20 hours:  Check	pedals	and	crank	arms	and	tighten	as	necessary.	Make	sure	all	bolts	and	
screws are tight. Tighten as necessary. 
  NOTICE:			Do	not	clean	with	a	petroleum	based	solvent	or	an	automotive	cleaner.	Be	sure	to	keep	the	Console	free	of	
moisture.  
						

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Maintenance Parts
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AConsole KShroud,	Left USpeed	Sensor	Magnet
B Seat	Back LTransport	Wheel VConsole	Cable,	Lower
C Seat	Cover MStabilizer,	Front WShroud,	Right
D Water	Bottle	Holder NHeart	Rate	Cable,	Lower XPedal,	Right
E Handlebar,	Side OSpeed	Sensor YShroud,	Upper
F Seat	Bottom PCrank	Arm ZShroud	Cap
G Seat	Adjustment	Handle QServo	Motor AAConsole	Cable,	Upper
H Frame	Assembly RBrake	Assembly BBHeart	Rate	Cable,	Upper
I Rear	Stabilizer SFlywheel CCConsole	Mast
J Pedal,	Left TDrive	Belt  
						

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Condition/ProblemThings to Check Solution
No	display/partial	display/
unit will not turn on Check	electrical	(wall)	
outlet Make	sure	unit	is	plugged	into	a	functioning	wall	outlet.
Check	connection	at	front	
of unit Connection should be secure and undamaged. Replace adapter 
or connection at unit if either are damaged.
Check	data	cable	integrity All	wires	in	cable	should	be	intact.	If	any	are	visibly	crimped	or	
cut, replace cable.
Check	data	cable
connections/orientation Be	sure	cable	is	connected	securely	and	oriented	properly.	Small	
latch on connector should line up and snap into place.
Check	console	display	for	
damage Check	for	visual	sign	that	console	display	is	cracked	or	otherwise	
damaged. Replace Console if damaged.
Console	Display If	Console	only	has	partial	display	and	all	connections	are	fine,	
replace the Console.
If	the	above	steps	do	not	resolve	the	problem,	contact	Customer	
Care for further assistance.
Unit	operates	but	Contact	
HR not displayed HR cable connection at 
Console Be sure cable is connected securely to Console.
HR	cable	box	connection Be sure cables from handlebars and cable to Console are secure 
and undamaged.
Sensor	grip Be	sure	hands	are	centered	on	HR	sensors.	Hands	must	be	kept	
still	with	relatively	equal	pressure	applied	to	each	side.
Dry	or	calloused	hands Sensors	may	have	difficulty	with	dried	out	or	calloused	hands.	
A	conductive	electrode	cream	(heart	rate	cream)	can	help	make	
better conduct. These are available on the web or at medical or 
some larger fitness stores.
Static	Handlebar If	tests	reveal	no	other	issues,	Static	Handlebar	should	be	re-
placed.
Unit	operates	but	Telemet-
ric HR not displayed Chest	Strap	(optional)
Strap	should	be	“POLAR
®”	compatible	and	uncoded.	Make	sure	
strap	is	directly	against	skin	and	contact	area	is	wet.
Interference Try	moving	unit	away	from	sources	of	interference	(TV,	Micro-
wave, etc). 
Replace	Chest	Strap If	interference	is	eliminated	and	HR	does	not	function,	replace	
strap.
Replace Console If	HR	still	does	not	function,	replace	Console.
Unit	operates	but	Telemet-
ric HR displayed incorrectly Interference
Make	sure	that	the	HR	receiver	is	not	blocked	by	a	personal	
electronic device in the left side of the media tray.
Console	displays	“E2”	error	
code Check	data	cable	integrity
All	wires	in	cable	should	be	intact.	If	any	are	cut	or	crimped,	
replace cable.
Check	data	cable
connections/orientation Be	sure	cable	is	connected	securely	and	oriented	properly.	Small	
latch on connector should line up and snap into place.
Console Electronics If	tests	reveal	no	other	issues,	contact	Customer	Care.
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