Nautilus K2 Owner's Manual

Owner’s Instructions
and Assembly of the

STRONGER THAN EVER

TM

K2 Vertical Climber

™

Med-Fit Systems Inc., exclusive
manufacturers of Nautilus® Commercial
Fitness Equipment

P/N 19-1026 06-18-12

PREFACE

Thank you for purchasing the Nautilus® Commercial Series K2 Vertical Climber. For more than 30 years
Nautilus has been producing the world’s nest tness equipment used in health clubs and homes around
the globe. We hope this product exceeds your expectations and is a valuable tool for your facility.

Please carefully read through this manual to familiarize yourself with the operation of your new Nautilus

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K2 Vertical Climber. Doing so will help to ensure that your users get the most out of your machine, enjoying safe and
eective workouts ahead.

Med-Fit Systems, Inc.
Corporate Headquarters
543 East Alvarado St.
Fallbrook, CA, 92028

1-800-235-2233
www.medtsys.com

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Table of Contents

Product Specifications

Weights & Dimensions .............................................................................................................................. 5

Wireless Communication Regulatory Notice .......................................................................................... 5

Regulatory Notices for Commercial Cardiovascular Exercise equipment ....................................... 5

Safety Warning Labels/Locations ............................................................................................................. 6

Assembling & Setup of the K2 Vertical Climber

Getting Started ............................................................................................................................................. 8

Items Required for Assembly .................................................................................................................... 9

Unpacking the Equipment ...................................................................................................................... 10

Installing the Transportation Wheels & Foot Levelers ........................................................................ 11

Installing the Handrails ............................................................................................................................. 12

Installing the Ergobar/Contact Heart Rate Assembly ........................................................................ 13

Console Installation ................................................................................................................................... 14

Cup Holder Installation ............................................................................................................................ 15

Connecting the Power Supply ................................................................................................................ 15

TV Scanning Process ................................................................................................................................ 16

Machine Operation

Menu Structure and Screen Flow ............................................................................................................ 18

Console Operation

Auxiliary Keypad Operation ......................................................................................................19

Introduction Screen (“Splash Screen”) .................................................................................... 20

SETUP page entry

”Press to Start” page entry ................................................................................................ 20

Program Selection Screen .......................................................................................................... 21

Quick Start

Manual ................................................................................................................................. 21

Fat Burner

Calorie ................................................................................................................................... 21

Intervals ............................................................................................................................... 21

HR Zone

More Programs..................................................................................................................... 21

Machine Maintenance

Cleaning the Console/Exterior ........................................................................................................... 66

Maintenance Schedule .......................................................................................................................... 66

Inspection ............................................................................................................................................... 66

External Power Supply ........................................................................................................................ 66

Proper disposal of components .......................................................................................................... 67

Commercial Cardiovascular Equipment Limited Warranty ....................................... 68 - 70

Contact Information ............................................................ .............................................. 71

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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS – SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

This icon means a potentially hazardous situation exists which, if not avoided,
could result in death or serious injury

When using an electrical appliance, basic precautions should always be followed, including the following:

1. Read all instructions before using this appliance.

2.

3.

DANGER - To reduce the risk of electric shock, always unplug this appliance from the

electrical outlet immediately after using and before cleaning.

WARNING – To reduce the risk of burns, fire, electric shock, or injury to persons:

• This appliance should never be left unattended when disconnected from the outlet.

It should remain connected to the outlet at all times except when putting on or taking off parts,

• Close supervision is necessary when this appliance is used near children,

invalids, or disabled persons,

• This appliance should never be used by children, invalids, or disabled persons,

• Use this appliance only for its intended use as described in the Owner’s Manual.

Do not use attachments not recommended by the manufacturer,

• Never operate this appliance if it has a damaged cord or plug, if it is not

working properly, if it has been dropped or damaged, or if it has been dropped
into water. If the cord is damaged, it must be replaced using the special cord or assembly
available exclusively from the manufacturer.

• Keep the cord away from heated surfaces,

• Never drop or insert any object into any opening of this appliance,

• Do not use this appliance outdoors, and

• To disconnect this appliance, turn all controls to the off position, then remove

the plug from the outlet.

4.

WARNING – Connect this appliance to a properly grounded outlet only.

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Product Specifications

Model K2 Vertical Climber

Dimensions: 32 W x 50.5 L x 80 H (81 cm x 128 cm x 203 cm)

Unit Weight: 350 lbs (155 kg)

Shipping Package Weight: 435 lbs (193 kg)

Workout Area: 70 W x 88.5 L (178 cm x 225 cm)

Power Adapter Ratings: 100V - 240 V~, 50/60 Hz input, 1.5A

Max user weight: 400 lbs (182 kg)

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Regulatory Compliance

Meets FCC-Part 15, Class B.

Complies with the following EU Directives (Product bears the CE mark).

Machinery Directive: 2006/42/EC

Low voltage Directive: 2006/95/EC (Tested per EN 60335-1:2002 + A14:2010)

EMC Directive: 2004/108/EC (Tested per EN 61000-6-3 AND EN 61000-6-1)

RoHS Directive: 2011/65/EU

WEEE Directive: 2002/96EC

Meets EN55011 for Australia and New Zealand (Product bears C-Tick mark).

EU Representative:

Stefan Kopf
Neugärtenweg 3
76189 Karlsruhe
Germany
[phone]

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SAFETY WARNING LABELS

The following safety warnings are located on the Nautilus K2 Vertical Climber. Please read all safety
precautions and warning information prior to using your product. Be sure to replace any warning label if

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damaged, illegible, or missing. If you need replacement labels, please call a Med-Fit Systems Inc. Representative
at [phone].

Label 1 Location

Label 2 Location

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SAFETY WARNING LABELS

The following safety warnings are located on the unit. Please review and understand the safety warning labels and their
locations on the unit prior to use.

If you do not have, or cannot nd, or need to replace a warning label please call 1-800-235-2233 to obtain a new label.

Label 1: See Figure 1 for general warning label.

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upper left side of the top cover.

Label 2: See Figure 2 for Power Supply Requirements.

Location: Afxed to the lower, right side of the front cover.

Figure 1

Figure 2

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Getting Started

Receiving

When the carrier delivers your order, verify that the number of items received equals the number listed on the
freight bill or express receipt.

Inspect the containers for damage. Itemize discrepancies and damage on the waybill and have the agent sign it.
Failure to describe external evidence of loss adequately may result in the carrier refusing to honor your claim. Do
not discard the packing materials until you have veri ed physical condition and proper operation.

Installation Notice

The K2 Vertical Climber must be installed correctly before being used. Med-Fit recommends that you contact your dealer or
sales representative when your equipment arrives.

The representative will help unpack, install, and demonstrate how to use the machine to ensure the following:

- Equipment is free from shipping damage

- Installation and operation are in accordance with Med-Fit standards.

Guidelines for getting on and o the K2 Vertical Climber.

To avoid injury, carefully follow the instructions.

1. Hold on to the handrails, step onto the staircase, stand up straight and the steps will rotate slowly.

2. You should see the “Press to Start” message on the display.

3. Select the MANUAL exercise program so you can control the pace of your rst workout and get used to the exercise
motion. Press [MANUAL] and then press [ENTER].

4. The console will prompt you to enter your body weight. Enter your weight in pounds (or kilograms if the console is
set to metric units). Correct entry errors by pressing [CLEAR] before you press [ENTER].

5. The console will prompt you to enter your step rate. Enter your desired step rate from 24 (very easy) to 162 (extremely
dicult). First time users may want to select a low step rate, for example, 24. Correct entry errors by pressing [CLEAR]
before you press [ENTER].

6. The console will prompt you to enter the workout time in 1-minute increments between 5 and 99 minutes. Press [1], [0],
[ENTER] to exercise for 10 minutes. After time is entered, the console will display ENJOY WORKOUT and your program will
begin. If you do not start exercising within 30 seconds, the console will return to the start screen and shut down.

7. When you begin to exercise, the steps will rotate indicating the MANUAL program is starting at the level you selected
during data entry.

8. As you become comfortable with the exercise motion, press [LEVEL^] and [LEVEL:

9. Relax, maintain an erect posture, and use handrails for balance. Supporting your weight with the handrails while
exercising decreases the exercise intensity.

v] to adjust the step rate.

10. Before stepping o the K2, have the rotating steps come to a complete stop. Holding onto the handrails carefully
place one foot on the oor and repeat for the other foot.

WARNING: If you have not been exercising regularly, consult a physician before starting an exercise
program. If you feel any unusual pain, dizziness, or shortness of breath, STOP and consult a physician.

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Tools & Components

Hardware Included

(2) COTTER PIN
(2) CLEVIS PIN
(5) 3/8-16 X 3/4 BUTTON HEAD SCREW
(5) 3/8-16 X 2 BUTTON HEAD SCREW
(4) 3/8-16 x 1 BUTTON HEAD CONNECTOR
(6) 3/8-16 FLANGE NUT

Components Included

(1) HANDRAIL ASSEMBLY – WRAPPED FOR PROTECTION

(1) ERGOBAR ASSEMBLY – WRAPPED FOR PROTECTION

(2) HANDRAIL BOOT

(1) CUPHOLDER – WRAPPED FOR PROTECTION

(2) TRANSPORT WHEEL

(1) QUICK SETUP MANUAL

(1) OPERATION / SERVICE MANUAL DVD

Tools Required

Shears or Razor Knife

7/16” Hex Socket and Ratchet

9/16” Hex Socket Wrench

3/8” Hex Socket Wrench
7/32” Allen Wrench

5/16 Allen Wrench

#2 Phillips Screw Driver

(2) Adjustable Wrenches

Adjustable Pliers

Hammer

Pry Bar

(1) K2 Vertical Climber Console

(1) 15V GLOBAL POWER SUPPLY

(4) END CAP

(4) HOLE PLUG

(4) LEVELING PAD

Proper Lifting Technique

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Assembly

The following instructions provide direction on the assembly of the Nautilus® K2™ Vertical Climber. All instructions in the
manual are given with the orientation of standing on a level surface and facing the machine.

Step 1: Unpacking the K2™ Vertical Climber
Tools:

* Box Knife/side cutters
* Hammer
* Pry bar
* Adjustable Wrench.
* Adjustable Pliers

1-1 Remove the outer cardboard box using the
hammer/pry bar to remove staples along the bottom
of the box (Figure 1)

1-2 Using a box knife or side cutters, cut the banding
that secures the front of the machine to the pallet.
(Figure 2)

1-3 Remove the bolts that mount the rear of the main
frame to the pallet using an adjustable wrench.
(Figure 3)

Step 2: Remove sub components for assembly
Parts:

* K2 Vertical Climber base unit
* Handrail assembly
* Ergobar Assembly – Wrapped for protection.
* Hardware box

2-1 Place a soft pad (blanket) on the ground next to
the K2 Vertical Climber.

! Use a second person when performing assembly

steps requiring heavy lifting or awkward movements.

2-2 Remove the Handle Bar assembly from the box
and set it on the soft blanket.

2-3 Remove the Ergobar assembly from the parts box
and lay it on the soft surface to prevent scratching of
the finish.

2-4 With the assistance of another person, remove the

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Vertical Climber base from the pallet.

K2

Figure 1

Figure 2

Figure 3

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Assembly Continued

The following instructions provide direction on the assembly of the Nautilus® K2™ Vertical Climber. All instructions in the
manual are given with the orientation of standing on a level surface and facing the machine.

Step 3: Install Transport Wheels and Leg Levelers
Parts & Hardware:

* Transport wheels (2 x p/n 20036)
* Cotter pins (2 x p/n 20047)
* Clevis pins (2 x p/n 22839)
* Leveler (4 x p/n 17686)

3-1 With the assistance of another person, tilt the unit
to one side and insert a dumbbell (as shown) or block
of wood under the support leg. This provides the
additional clearance required for wheel/leveler
installation. Thread the leveler in the front and back
of the support leg (Figure 4).

3-2 Insert a clevis pin through the support leg from
the outside of the frame. Slide a transport wheel onto
the clevis pin (Figure 5a) and secure it using a cotter
pin (Figure 5b).

3-3 Repeat the wheel/leveler installation process for
the opposite side. Once the K2 is in place, remove
the transportation wheels in reverse of installation.

CAUTION: NEVER USE THE K2 WITH THE TRANSPORT
WHEELS INSTALLED!

Transport
Wheel

Figure 4

Figure 5a

Cotter pin

Figure 5b

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Assembly Continued

The following instructions provide direction on the assembly of the Nautilus® K2™ Vertical Climber. All instructions in the
manual are given with the orientation of standing on a level surface and facing the machine.

Step 4: Install Handrails
Tools & Hardware:

* 5/16 Allen wrench
* 7/32 Allen wrench
* 3/8 x 2 button head bolt (4 x p/n 01-4064)
* 3/8 x 1 button head connector (4 x p/n 01-4113)
* Handrail Boot (2 X 57-0356)

4-1 Install the Handrail Boots onto the Handrails by
sliding them up onto the handrail assembly.

4-2 Gently stretch the cables from the handrail
assembly and connect the wire harnesses (Figure 6)

4-3 With the help of a second person, lift the
Handrail assembly up and onto the two posts at the
base of the K2™. Ensure that the wires are not
damaged during handrail installation (Figure 7)

4-4 Insert the two bolts thru the handrail assembly
and tighten using the two Allen wrenches. (Figure 8)

4-5 Repeat the bolt installation process on the
opposite side.

4-6 Slide the Handrail Boots down until they rest
against the top shroud assembly.

Figure 6

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Figure 7

Figure 8

Assembly Continued

The following instructions provide direction on the assembly of the Nautilus® K2™ Vertical Climber. All instructions in the
manual are given with the orientation of standing on a level surface and facing the machine.

Step 5: Installing the Ergobar
Tools:

* Adjustable wrench
* 7/32 Allen wrench

Parts & Hardware:
* Ergobar Assembly
* 3/8” x 2 Button Head Screw (01-4064)
* 3/8” x ¾ Button Head Screw (3 x 01-4036)
* 3/8” - 16 Flange Nuts (4 x 03-1035)

5-1 Insert the wire harness into the main handrail
assembly. Ensure that no wires are pinched (Figure 9).
Carefully pull the Ergobar wire harness thru the front
access hole of the console mounting plate.

5-2 Using the 7/32 Allen wrench and adjustable
wrench, install three 3/8-16 x ¾ button bolts and
flange nuts. This will attach the Ergobar assembly to
the handrail assembly. (Figure 10)

NOTE: This procedure will require the
assistance of a second individual.

5-3 Finish the Ergobar installation by installing the
3/8 x 2 button head screw thru the down tube.
Ensure that you do not damage the wire harness
during the fastener insertion process. Tighten
fasteners with the 7/32” Allen and adjustable wrench.
(Figure 11)

Figure 9

Figure 10

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Figure 11

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Assembly Continued

The following instructions provide direct the assembly of the Nautilus® K2™ Vertical Climber. All instructions in the
manual are given with the orientation ng on a level surface and facing the machine.

Step 6: Installing the console
Tools:

* Phillips Screw driver
* Adjustable wrench

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of standi

Note: Do not connect the 15V battery charger
until console installation has been completed. If
the console needs to be removed and
disconnected for any reason, please ensure that
the power supply is disconnected first.

6-1 Pull the main harness out thru the front access
hole of the console mounting plate. Connect the main
wire harness (20 pin connection) to the back of the
console at JP3 (Figure 12).

6-2 Connect the CHR wire harness (4 pin connection)
from the Ergo bar to the back of the console at J12
(Figure 12).

6-3 Mount the console to the handrail assembly using
the four (4) screws to complete the console assembly
process. Two additional screws are used to secure the
bottom of the console (not pictured). Ensure that no
wires are pinched during console installation. (Figure

13)

Main Harness to JP3 CHR Harness to J12

Figure 12

Figure 13

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Assembly Continued

The following instructions provide direction on the assembly of the Nautilus® K2™ Vertical Climber. All
instructions in the manual are given with the orientation of standing on a level surface and facing the machine.

Step 7: Installing the Cupholder
Tools:

* Adjustable wrench
* 7/32 Allen wrench

Parts & Hardware:
* Completed assembly from step 5
* Cup holder (p/n 57-0480)
* 3/8” x ¾ Button Head Screw (2 x 01-4036)

7-1 Using the two 3/8” fasteners, attach the
Cupholder to the handrail assembly. (Figure 14)

7-2 Finish the Cupholder installation by tightening
fasteners with the 7/32” Allen and adjustable
wrenches.

Figure 14

Step 8: Connecting the Power Supply
Parts:

* Power Supply (57-0350)

8-1 Connect the DC Power Cable from the Power
Supply to the power connector located on the bottom
cover.

8-2 Place the power supply on the floor near an AC
wall outlet.

8-3 Check that the Input AC Power Rating marked
on the Power Supply matches the available power.

8-4 Attach the Country-Specific power cord to the
power supply and plug into the wall outlet.

! To reduce the risk of electric shock, fire and to

prevent severe damage to the machine, use only the
power supply approved for use with this equipment.

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Assembly Continued

If your Console is TV ready, please read the instructions listed below. If you have any questions or concerns during
the initial setup, please contact 1-800-235-2233 for assistance.

TV Scanning Process:

1. Connect the Coaxial cable to the connector
located on the bottom cover.

2. With the power supply connected to the wall
outlet, touch and hold the “Nautilus” icon for
five seconds to enter the “SETUP” mode.

3. Tap the Customize icon.

4. Press the forward arrow until you reach the
3rd page.

5. Tap the Cable icon.

6. This will initialize the channel scan mode for
about 8 minutes.

7. After scanning, go back to select a program
and enter workout page to play TV.

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STRONGER THAN EVER

Operating and Maintaining the

10.2” Touch Screen Console

TM

Med-Fit Systems Inc., exclusive
manufacturers of Nautilus® Commercial
Fitness Equipment

P/N 19-1026-06-18-12

Console Screen Flow & Structure

Main Menu

SETUP Page

Setting Page

Program list:

The user is able to choose the desired

exercise program; SETUP page is to be

entered from this page.

Setting the workout gures:

According to the program chosen, the

user is asked to set the required

gures to run the program.

It will automatically run the exercise
program once entering into this page.

Workout Page

Report Page

Multi-Media functions can be accessed on
this page.

automatically goes into the report page
to show the workout results, including
time, calorie, heart rate, distance.

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KEYPAD CONTROL

Key Function

Action

Result

Channel Up

Press this key to change TV
channels or audio les.

Channel up. Operates the TV
channel or MP3 music.

Channel Control

Channel Down

Channel down. Operates the TV
channel or MP3 music.

Volume Up

Press this key to increase volume.

Volume up. Operates in Media mode
only.

Volume Control

Volume Down

Press this key to decrease volume.

Up Arrow

Press this key to scroll.

The user can use this key to scroll
from one button to the next button on
screen.

Selection Group

Down Arrow

Press this key to scroll.

The user can use this key to scroll
from one button to the previous
button on screen.

+

Press this key to increase intensity
level.

Value increased on setting page /
workout page.

Adjustment Group

-

Press this key to decrease intensity
level.

Value decreased on setting page /
workout page.

OK

selection.

STOP

STOP

Press this key to stop the machine.

The workout ends.

Direct Workout

Quick Start

Press this key to initialize the Quick
Start program.

Quick Start Workout Page entered.
Workout begins.

There are 11 keys in total. By using these keys, the user will be able to control most console functions.

Press this key to change TV
channels or audio les.

Volume down. Operates in Media mode
only.

The selection is conrmed and the
next stage is entered

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FUNCTION NAME

ACTION

RESULT

SETUP Page Entry

Press and hold the LOGO for 5 seconds to
enter the SETUP page

SETUP page displayed

Press to Start
workout program circle.

Program Circle displayed

Setup Screen Page Entry

Press and hold the LOGO for 5 seconds

to enter the SETUP page

Tap the “Press to Start” icon to view the

Alternative SETUP page entry procedure.

There is a “secret” key sequence that allows administrators to enter the SETUP page:

(1) Press CH Up twice, and then

(2) Volume Down

(3) CH Down

(4) Volume Up

Press twice (1) (2) (4) (3) (5)

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Main Menu - Basic Exercise Programs

FUNCTION NAME

ACTION

RESULT

Quick Start

Press Quick Start button to enter the workout page

Workout Page displayed

Manual

Press Manual button to enter the setting page

Setting Page displayed

Fat Burner

Press Fat Burner button to enter the setting page

Setting Page displayed

Calorie

Press Calorie button to enter the setting page

Setting Page displayed

Intervals

Press Intervals button to enter the setting page

Setting Page displayed

HR Zone

Press HR Zone button to enter the setting page

Setting Page displayed

More

Press More button to see more exercise programs

More exercise programs
shows on the left hand side

Close

Close the Program Circle

Program Circle disappears and
returned to the “splash screen”

Controlling by keypad:

Press the Up and Down arrow keys to selet.

Quick Start Manual Fat Burner

Calorie More HR Zone Intervals

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Main Menu - More Exercise Programs

FUNCTION NAME

ACTION

Action

Fit Test

Press the Fit Test button to enter the Fit Test Menu

Fit Test Menu page
displayed

Calories Goal

Press the Calories Goal button to enter the setting
page

Setting Page displayed

Custom Interval

Press the Custom Interval button to enter the
setting page

Setting Page displayed

Random Play

Press the Random Play button to enter the setting
page

Setting Page displayed

Heart Rate Interval

Press the Heart Rate Interval button to enter the
Checking for Heart Rate Page

Checking for Heart Rate
Page displayed

Controlling by keypad:

Press the Up and Down arrow keys to selet.

More

Fit Test Calories Goal Custom Interval Random Play

HR Interval

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Main Menu - FIT TEST

FUNCTION NAME

ACTION

RESULT

Fitness Test Program

Press on Fitness Test Program button

Checking for HR page displayed

CPAT Stair Climb Program

Press on CPAT Test program button

CPAT Test initializes

WFI Test Program

Press on WFI Test Program button

Checking for HR page displayed

Back

Press on Back button

Returns to the Main Menu

Controlling by keypad:

Press the Up and Down arrow keys to select.

More

Fitness Test

CPAT Stair Climb WFI TestBack

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USER DEFINED SETTING PAGE

FUNCTION NAME

ACTION

RESULT

Body Weight

Value entered

Age

Value entered

Workout Level

Press + - to adjust the value
Value entered

Total Time

Press + - to adjust the value

Value entered

Back

Press on Back button

Back to the Main Menu

Start

Press on Start button

Enters the Workout Page and
start the exercise

The setting requests in the Setting Page are dierent according to the requirement from each program.

Controlling by keypad:

Press the Up and Down arrow keys to selet.
Press the + - keys to adjust / enter the value.
Press OK key to start the program.
Press STOP key to go back to the last page.

Body Weight

Workout

Total Age

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WORKOUT PAGE

DISPLAY NAME

ACTION

METs

Shows the total METs (Multiple of the resting metabolic rate)

WATTS

Shows the accumulated Watts generated

Time

Shows the accumulated workout time or countdown

Calories

Shows the accumulated calories burned

Floors

Heart Rate (bpm)

Shows the received Heart Rate Beat

Step Rate (step/min)

Shows the actual step rate value (SPM)

INTERVAL TIME

Shows the remaining time within each interval (Count Down)

LEVEL / STEP RATE (SPM)

Shows the selected LEVEL / STEP RATE (SPM)
Range of Level: 1 ~ 20; Range of Step Rate: 20 ~ 165

Black bar: shows the upcoming interval with selected LEVEL / SPM

The workout starts automatically once the workout page is entered. The user is allowed to adjust the level
manually, and access the media functions.

Shows the accumulated oors climbed

Prole Chart

Blue bar: shows the current/completed interval with selected LEVEL / SPM

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FUNCTION

ACTION

RESULT

LEVEL /
SPM +

Press + icon to increase level / SPM.
(1~20 / 20~165)

Resistance will be adjusted according to the
entered value.

LEVEL /
SPM -

Press - icon to decrease level / SPM.
(1~20 / 20~165)

Resistance will be adjusted according to the
entered value.

SPORT

Press the SPORT icon to go back to the original
workout page.

Media display disappears, bar chart displayed.

MP3

Press the MP3 icon to play MP3.

MP3 play list box displayed

iPOD

Press the iPOD icon to play iPOD.
iPod / iPhone should be connected.

iPOD play list box displayed
Detect iPOD device

TV

Press the TV icon to watch TV.
TV cable should be connected.

TV screen displayed (full screen)
Fan O / Low /

Press the Fan O icon

Fan Low icon displayed

Fan O / Low /
High / Auto
Press Fan Low icon to start fan

Fan High icon displayed (fan starts on low speed)

Fan O / Low /
High / Auto

Press Fan High icon

Fan Auto icon displayed (fan increases speed)

changes according to the intensity of exercise.

Fan O / Low /
High / Auto

Press Fan Auto icon

Fan o

Pause

Press Pause button to pause the running
program.
It the machine is paused more than 30 seconds,
the console returns to the main menu.

Program paused temporarily.
Pause button => STOP
Quick Start button => Continue

Detect USB device and MP3 le

icon displayed (fan speed is dependent

on exercise intensity level)

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Keypad Control:

Function

Action

Result

THR

Press the THR + - icon to adjust the Target
Heart Rate

The Target Heart Rate will change
according to the value entered.

Stop

Press the Stop icon to stop the workout.

Workout is terminated. Report
Page shows.

Continue

Press the Continue icon to continue the workout

Workout is continued.

Keys to enter

Result

Press the Up and Down arrow keys to selet media

Press the + - keys to adjust the Level / SPM / THR
value.

Press STOP key to pause the workout.
Press STOP key again to terminate the workout.
Report Page will show.

functions, and OK key to conrm.

Sport

MP3

iPod

TV

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REPORT PAGE

Function

Action

Result

Next

Press the Next button to the next Report page

Next Report page shows

Previous

Press the Previous button back to the last page

Previous Report page
displayed

Exit

Press the Exit button to exit Report page.

Back to Main Menu

S

Controlling by keypad:

Press Up and Down arrow keys to select Next,

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TV / Video Screen

This is a Full Video screen with an invisible Control Bar at the bottom of the screen.
When the user needs to switch channels or control the volume, tap the screen and the control bar will
display. To hide the control bar, tap the screen again.

Controlling by keypad:

Press the Channel Up and Down keys to change channel.
Press the + - keys to adjust the volume.
Press Stop key to exit the TV mode.

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FUNCTION NAME

ACTION

RESULT

BACK

Press Back button to leave the TV / Video screen
and return to the Workout Page

TV / Video stops playing
Workout page shows

CH UP

Press Channel Up button to change channel

Channel changed

CH DOWN

Press Channel DOWN button to change channel

Channel changed

VOL UP

Press Volume Up to increase the volume

Volume increased

VOL DOWN

Press Volume Down to decrease the volume

Volume decreased

MP3 FUNCTION

FUNCTION

ACTION

RESULT

Previous

Tap the PREVIOUS icon to play the previous audio le

Previous song played

Next

Tap the NEXT icon to play the next audio le

Next song played

Volume Down

Tap the VOLUME DOWN icon to decrease volume

Volume decreased

Volume Up

Tap the VOLUME UP icon to increase volume

Volume increased

Pause

Press the PAUSE icon to stop the song

PLAY button shows. Press the
PLAY button to start the song

The workout program continues while playing media.

Controlling by keypad:

Press the Channel Up and Down keys to change songs.

Press the Volume + - keys to adjust the volume.
Press the arrow Up or Down key to move the curser to Sport button.
Press + - keys to adjust the level (SPM).

Sport

MP3

iPod

TV

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iPOD FUNCTION - Playing Page

The workout program continues while playing an iPod/iPhone device.

Controlling by keypad:

Press the Channel Up and Down keys to change songs.
Press the Volume + - keys to adjust the volume.

Press the arrow Up key to move the curser to Sport button.

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FUNCTION

ACTION

RESULT

Backward

Tap the PREVIOUS icon to play the previous audio le

Previous song played

Forward

Tap the NEXT icon to play the next audio le

Next song played

Volume Down

Tap the VOLUME DOWN icon to decrease volume

Volume decreased

Volume Up

Tap the VOLUME UP icon to increase volume

Volume increased

Pause

Tap the PAUSE icon to stop the song

PLAY button shows. Press the
PLAY button to start the song

Blue Arrow

Press the Blue Arrow button to go back to the previous page.

iPod Playlist displayed

MP3

iPod

Sport

TV

iPod FUNCTION - Playlist Page

Keypad Control:

Press the Channel Up and Down keys to change songs.
Press the Volume + - keys to adjust the volume.
Press the arrow Up key to move the curser to MP3 icon.
Press the arrow Down key to move the curser to SPORT icon.

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FUNCTION

ACTION

RESULT

Back Arrow

Tap the Back Arrow to go back to the previous page

Back to the previous page

Playlists

Tap the Playlists icon to view the playlists

Playlist displayed

Artists

Tap the Artists icon to view the artist list

Artist list displayed

Albums

Tap the Albums icon to view the album list

Album list displayed

Songs

Tap the Songs icon to view the song list

Song list displayed

Video

Tap the Video icon to view the video list

Video list displayed

Page Up

Tap the Page Up icon to view the list at the top

The top list is displayed

Page Down

Tap the Page Down icon to view the more list

The “More” play list is
displayed

MP3

iPod

Sport

TV

QUICK START

WORKOUT PAGE:

1. Step rate may be changed anytime.
a. Press LEVEL + button to increase the step rate (SPM)
b. Press LEVEL - button to decrease the step rate (SPM)

2.

change accordingly)

3. Default time = 20 minutes (Count Down)

PROFILE:

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MANUAL INPUT MODE

SETTING PAGE:

1. WEIGHT

2. STEP RATE: 20 - 165 (Default Step Rate = 41)

3. TIME: 2 - 99

WORKOUT PAGE:

1. 30 equal intervals within the selected workout time, based on the MET level.

2. Step rate may be changed anytime.
a. Press LEVEL + button to increase the step rate (SPM)
b. Press LEVEL - button to decrease the step rate (SPM)

3. New Intensity Level will continue throughout the program. (same as Quick Start)

PROFILE:

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FAT BURNER PROGRAM

SETTING PAGE:

1. WEIGHT

2. LEVEL: 1 - 20

3. TIME: 2 - 99

WORKOUT PAGE:

1. 30 interval

2. Intensity Level may be changed anytime by pressing LEVEL + - button.
a. Press LEVEL + to increase the level
b. Press LEVEL - to decrease the level

3. New LEVEL will continue throughout the program.

4. Intensity level will not change the look of the prole.

PROFILE:

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CALORIE BURNER PROGRAM

SETTING PAGE:

1. WEIGHT

2. LEVEL: 1 - 20

3. TIME: 2 - 99

WORKOUT PAGE:

1. 30 interval

2. Intensity Level may be changed anytime by pressing LEVEL + - button.
a. Press LEVEL + to increase the level
b. Press LEVEL - to decrease the level

3. Intensity level will not change the look of the level.

PROFILE:

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INTERVAL

SETTING PAGE:

1.

WEIGHT

2. WORK STEP RATE: 20 - 165

3. REST STEP RATE: 20 - 165

4. TIME: 2 - 99

WORKOUT PAGE:

1. 8 Rest Interval x 2 + 7 Work Intervals x 2; Total 30 Intervals

2. Intensity Level may be changed anytime by pressing LEVEL + - button.
a. Press SPM + to increase the step rate (SPM).
b. Press SPM - to decrease the step rate (SPM).

3. New LEVEL will continue throughout the program.

PROFILE:

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HEART RATE ZONE

1. Enter Checking for HR page to detect user heart rate.

2. Setting Page shows once the heart rate is detected.

3. Start the Workout.

CHECKING FOR HR PAGE:

Keypad Control:

Press STOP key to go back to the Main Menu.

FLOWCHART:

Checking for Heart

Rate Page

HR

Detected

in 30 seconds?

YES

Setting Page

YES (Press OK key)

NO

MSG: Heart Rate is not

detected. Check HR belt,

HR belt needed. Continue?

No ( Press STOP key)

Main Page

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HEART RATE ZONE cont.

SETTING PAGE:

1. WEIGHT

2. AGE 10 - 99

3. TARGET HR (A suggested Target Heart Rate will be displayed based on the age)

4. TOTAL TIME 2 - 99

Max HR = 215 - (Age * 0.75)
Target HR = Max HR * 0.7
The default THR = 70% of the Maximum HR
THR range = 75 - 200 bpm

WORKOUT PAGE:

5. Changing to a new THR between 75 - 200 bpm by pressing THR + - buttons.

6. The intensity level will change automatically to achieve the new THR.

PROFILE:

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FIT TEST - FITNESS TEST PROGRAM

1. Enter Checking for HR page to detect user heart rate.

2. Setting Page shows once the heart rate is detected.

3. Start the Workout.

4. No changes to the Level or SPM during the exercise.

CHECKING FOR HR PAGE:

Flow of Check for Heart Rate refers to the Checking for heart rate process

SETTING PAGE:

1. WEIGHT

2. AGE 10 - 99

3. GENDER: FEMALE / MALE

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FIT TEST FLOW CHART:

41

Finish

No, Fail

No, Fail

Yes

Yes

Warmup - 3 Minutes

SPM is auto controlled

METs = 4

Phase X 3 ~ 5 minutes

Program controls SPM to constrains

every phase intensity at METs + 1.

Record the average HR value for the last

4 seconds of each minute after the 2nd

minute. When the difference is < 5BPM,

success! or continue up to 5 minutes.

Yes, Fail

Time

> 15 min?

No, Count = 0

Condition
achieved?

HR >

last phase?

Report Page

HR

> 115?

Yes, count + 1

No

Count

= 2?

Yes

6 ~ 15 mintes

Warmup

4 METs

Phase 1:
Intensity

Phase 2:
Intensity

Phase 3:
Intensity

Phase 4:
Intensity

During one phase:

4 seconds

INDEX

4 seconds

X

1st minute 2nd minute 3rd minute 4th minute 5th minute

If the dierence between Index & X is within 5 BPM between, the program advances to the next phase. If
not, maintain for an additional minute.

Test Failed condition:

The user stops exercising at any point during the test.
The [STOP] key is pressed.
The HR response to each work level is the same or less than the previous work level.

The HR never reaches 115 BPM.

PROFILE:

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50 steps / min

123456789

Time = 0

CPAT STAIR CLIMB

20 seconds

WARMUP

20 seconds

60 steps / min

3 minutes

PROFILE:

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FLOW CHART:

CPAT Program

Time &
Interval Time both
show the 20 second
count-down

Warmp -

20 seconds

50 SPM

Phase 1 -

20 seconds

60 SPM

Phase 2 -

20 seconds

60 SPM

Phase 3 -

20 seconds

60 SPM

Phase 5 -

20 seconds

60 SPM

Phase 6 -

20 seconds

60 SPM

Phase 7 -

20 seconds

60 SPM

Phase 8 -

20 seconds

60 SPM

Phase 4 -

20 seconds

60 SPM

Phase 9 -

20 seconds

60 SPM

During Phase 1 ~ 9, screen
shows the 3 minutes count­down, and the Interval time
shows the remainning time
of each phase.

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WFI TEST

1. Enter Checking for HR page to detect user heart rate.

2. Setting Page shows once the heart rate is detected.

3. Start the Workout.

CHECKING FOR HR PAGE:

Flow of Check for Heart Rate refers to the Checking for heart rate process

SETTING PAGE:

1. WEIGHT

2. AGE 10 - 99

3. HEIGHT

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REPORT:

1. EST VO2 MAX (estimated VO2 max)

2. HIGHEST STEP RATE

3. ELAPSED TIME

46 steps / min

HR > THR for 15 seconds

39 steps / min

Warmup

2 minutes

53 steps / min

11

min

1 min Cool down

TOTAL TEST TIME (TT)

1

min

1 min

Target HR = [208 - (0.7 * Age)] * 0.85
BMI (in - lbs) = 703 x weight (lbs) / [Height (inches) x Height (inches) ]
BMI (cm-kg) = Weight (Kg) / [Height (m) x Height (m)]
VO2 max = 57.774 + (1.757 x time) - (0.904 x BMI)

2 minutes

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WFI FLOW CHART:

PROFILE:

No

16 Minutes?

Yes, Fail

Add SPM

Time >

WFI Program

Warmup: 2 minutes

46 SPM

Warmup: 2 minutes

53 SPM

When HR > Target HR for 15 sec,
success!

Phase X: 1 minute

Acheived! Not Acheived!

Cool Down: 2 minute

39 SPM

Report

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CALORIE GOAL

SETTING PAGE:

1. WEIGHT

2. STEP RATE

3. TARGET CALORIES (Lets user enter the desired target number of calories to burn)

4. Time counter will begin at ZERO.
If Time exceeds 99:59 before the calorie goal achieved, the time will reset to 00:00, and workout
until the calorie goal is achieved

5. New LEVEL will continue throughout the program if a new level is entered.

PROFILE:

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CUSTOM INTERVAL

SETTING PAGE:

1. WEIGHT

2. WORK STEP RATE: 20 ~ 165

3. WORK TIME: 00:30 ~ 09:59

4. REST STEP RATE: 20 ~ 165

5. REST TIME: 00:30 ~ 09:59

6. NUMBER OF INTERVALS: 1 ~ 15

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7: Recovery Phase Time Limit = 3 minutes; Step Rate = 20

if Speed > 80, Speed = 40

else if 48 < Speed < 80, Speed = Speed / 2

else if Speed < = 48, Speed = 20

if the time is over, the program will stop => Report Page

PROFILE:

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RANDOM PLAY

Randomly changes the Intensity LEVEL through out the workout time.

SETTING PAGE:

1. BODY WEIGHT

2. STEP RATE

3. TOTAL TIME

PROFILE:

1.

downhill, respectively .

2. The Intensity Level at the middle 22 Intervals will randomly change from level 1 ~ 20.

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HR INTERVAL

1. Enter Checking for HR page to detect user heart rate.

2. Setting Page shows once the heart rate is detected.

3. Start the Workout.

CHECKING FOR HR PAGE:
SETTING PAGE:

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1. WEIGHT

2. AGE 10 - 99

3. WORK TARGET HR (A suggested Target Heart Rate will be displayed based on the age)

4. WORK TIME: 30 seconds - 9:59 minute

5. REST TARGET HR (A suggested Target Heart Rate will be displayed based on the age)

6. REST TIME: 30 seconds - 9:59 minute

7. TOTAL TIME: 2 - 99 minute

Total Time > = (Work Time + Rest Time)

WORK THR = 80% of Max HR
REST THR = 65% of Max HR

PROFILE:

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SETUP PAGE

There are 2 ways to enter the SETUP page as follows:

Touch Panel : Press on the logo for 5 seconds.
Keypad : Press CH Up twice / Volume Up / CH Down / Volume Down buttons in sequence.

c

c

Keypad Control:

Press Up and Down key to select the setup option.
Press + and - to change value.
Press OK
Press Stop to cancel the setup and back to the last page OR exit the setup page.

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“SETUP” SCREEN OPTIONS/FLOWCHART

SETUP

2 Pages 3 Pages 2 Pages 1 Page 1 Page

Workout

Default

Default

Weight

Default

Workout Time

Default Age

Default

Target HR

Default

Starting Level

Customize

Max Time

Limit

Language

Unit

Min Step

Max Step

Machine

Status

Run Hours

Number of

Workouts

Total Floors

Software

Version

MCU

Firmware

Diagnostic Maintenance

Fan Test

Alternator

Test

HR Test

Keypad

Test

USB Test

Error Clear

Maint Hour

Reset

Default

Step Rate

Brightness

Contrast

TV Scan

Machine

Type

55

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SETUP PAGE

FUNCTION NAME

ACTION

RESULT

Workout Default

Tap the Workout Default icon to enter Workout Default page

Workout Default page shows

Customize

Tap the Customize icon to enter Customize page

Customize page shows

Machine Status

Tap the Machine Status icon to enter Machine Status page

Machine Status page shows

Diagnostic

Tap the Diagnostic icon to access the Diagnostic page

Diagnostic page shows

Maintenance

Tap the Maintenance icon to enter Maintenance page

Maintenance page shows

Default

Default all values for the above
functions.

Exit

Exit the SETUP page

Back to the Main Menu

of SETUP for dierent needs are as follows:

Message “Default all values?” and Yes or No Icons displayed for

conrmation.

Keypad Control:

Workout
Default

Customize

Machine

Status

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Diagnostic Maintenance

Default

Upgrade App.

WORKOUT DEFAULT - Page 1

FUNCTION NAME

ACTION

RESULT

Default Weight

Tap + - icons to adjust value
Weight Limit: 0 ~ 999
Default Weight = 80 Kg (176 lbs.)

The default weight = the inserted
value

Default Workout Time

Tap + - icons to adjust value
Workout Time Limit: 2 ~ 99 min
Default Time = 20 minutes

The default workout time = the
inserted value

Default Age

Tap + - icons to adjust value
Age Limit: 10 ~ 99
Default Age = 40 years

Default age = the inserted value

Next

Tap to go to the next Workout Default page
(Page 2/2)

Next Workout Default page
displayed

Previous

N/A

Back

Tap the Back icon to go to the SETUP page

SETUP page displayed

Shows the page number

Keypad Control:

Default
Weight

Default

Workout Time

Default
Age

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Next

Previous

FUNCTION NAME

ACTION

RESULT

Default Target Heart
Rate

Tap + - icons to adjust value
THR Limit: 10% ~ 90%
Default THR = 70%

The machine default THR = the value
inserted

Default Starting Level

Tap + - icons to adjust value
Workout Time Limit: 1 ~ 20
Default Starting Level = 3

The machine default Starting Level =
the value inserted

Default Step Rate

Tap + - icons to adjust value
Age Limit: 20 ~ 165
Default Step Rate = 41

The machine Step Rate = the value
inserted

Next

N/A

Previous

Tap to go to the Previous Workout Default
page (Page 1/2)

Previous Workout Default page
displayed

Back

Tap to go back to the SETUP page

SETUP page displayed

WORKOUT DEFAULT - Page 2

Displays the page number

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CUSTOMIZE - Page 1

FUNCTION NAME

ACTION

RESULT

Max Time Limit

Tap + - icons to adjust value
Max Time Limit: 20 ~ 99 min

The machine default Max Time Limit =
the value inserted

Language

Tap + - icons to change language

1. English

2. German

3. French

4. Spanish

5. Italian

6. Dutch

7. Portuguese

8. Japanese

9. Russian

10.

The selected language become the default
language for all menus.

Next

Tap this icon to go to the next Customize
page (Page 2/3)

Next Customize page displayed

Previous

N/A

Back

Tap to go back to the SETUP page

SETUP page displayed

Mandarin Chinese

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CUSTOMIZE - Page 2

FUNCTION NAME

ACTION

RESULT

Units

Tap + - icons to switch the unit value:
Metric / USA

The machine default Unit = the value
inserted

Min Step Rate

Tap + - icons to adjust the Minimum
step rate: 20 ~ 165

The machine default Min Step Rate =
the value inserted

Max Step Rate

Tap + - icons to adjust the Minimum
step rate: 20 ~ 165

The machine default Max Step Rate
= the value inserted

Next

Tap to go to the next Customize page
(Page 3/3)

Next Customize page displayed

Previous

Tap to go to the Previous Customize page
(Page 1/3)

Previous Customize page displayed

Back

Tap to go back to the SETUP page

SETUP page displayed

Displays the page number

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CUSTOMIZE - Page 3

FUNCTION NAME

ACTION

RESULT

Brightness

Tap + - icons to adjust the TV screen
Brightness: 1-99

The TV screen Brightness = the value
inserted

Contrast

Tap + - icons to adjust the TV screen
Contrast: 1-99

The TV screen Contrast = the value
inserted

TV Auto Scan

Tap the Auto Scan icon

The Scanning Message will be displayed as
shown below.

Previous

Tap to go to the Previous Customize page
(Page 2/3)

Previous Customize page displayed

Back

Tap to go back to the SETUP page

SETUP page displayed

Displays the
page number

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MACHINE STATUS - Page 1

FUNCTION NAME

ACTION

RESULT

Run Hours

Shows the total run hours on this
machine

The content will change according to the
workout time

Number of Workout

Shows the number of workout has
been done on this machine

The content will change according to the
number of workout which has been done

Total Floors

climbed on this machine

The content will change according to the total

Next

Tap to go to the next Machine
Status page (Page 2/2)

Next Machine Status page displayed

Previous

Tap to go to the Previous Machine
Status page (Page 1/2)

Staying on this page

Back

Tap to go back to the SETUP page

SETUP page shows

Shows the page number

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MACHINE STATUS - Page 2

FUNCTION NAME

ACTION

RESULT

AP Version

Shows the Software Version

Tap the Upgrade icon to update
the software.

MCU Firmware

Shows the MCU Firmware Version

MCU Firmware

Tap the Upgrade icon to update the
MCU rmware.

Machine Type

Shows the Machine Type

K2

Machine Type

Tap the Upgrade icon to update
both AP and MCU rmware

Next

N/A

Previous

Tap to go to the Previous Machine Status
page (Page 1/2)

Previous Machine Status page displayed

Back

Tap to go back to the SETUP page

SETUP page displayed

Shows the page number

The context shows the installed AP le name.
A message box will be displayed to conrm the

action. The AP le will be updated.

A message box will be displayed to conrm the
action. The MCU Firmware will be updated to the
latest version.

A message box will be displayed to conrm the
action. The system will start upgrading the AP
followed by the MCU Firmware.

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DIAGNOSTIC

FUNCTION NAME

ACTION

RESULT

Fan Test

Tap the Test Fan icon to test the fan

Automatically testing Fan O/Low/High

Alternator Test

Tap the Test Alternator icon to test the
Alternator function (Resistance)

Show current SPM

Heart Rate Test

Tap the Heart Rate test to determine if
the transmitted signal is received. (Wear
chest belt or hold the CHR)

The user has to wear chest belt or hold
the hand pulse, the screen will show the
detected heart rate on screen.

Keypad Test

Tap the Test Keypad to access the keypad
test screen (overlay membrane button test)

When the user presses any key on the lower
overlay, the pressed key will be displayed
on the screen.

USB Test

Tap the USB Test icon to detect inserted
USB. (USB should be inserted)

The system will detect the USB and play the
rst song saved.

Back

Tap to go back to the SETUP page

SETUP page is displayed

Shows the page number

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MAINTENANCE SCREEN ENTRY

FUNCTION NAME

ACTION

RESULT

Total Error Log

Shows all error codes

Clear

Clear all error codes

Error code eliminated

Maint. Hour

Reset

Clear the Maintenance hours

Value = 0

Next

N/A

Previous
Back

Tap to go back to the SETUP page

SETUP page displayed

Hours displayed since maintence screen was reset

N/A

Shows the page number

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MACHINE MAINTENANCE

Cleaning

Do not use glass cleaners or any other household cleaners on the console. Isopropyl alcohol can be used to moisten the cloth
before wiping the console. A lint-free soft cloth must be used as paper towels can scratch the touch-screen. After cleaning,
turn the soft cloth to a dry section and wipe dry.

The safety and performance of this product can be maintained only if it is inspected regularly for damage and wear.

Pay particular attention to components most susceptible to wear such as steps, hand grips and lower side covers.

Remove any damaged machine from service and replace damaged compoonents immediately.

Direct any question regarding mantenance or its function to Med-Fit Technical Support. For contact information please
see the Contacts page at the back of this manual.

Lubrication

The K2 Vertical Climber requires periodic lubrication at the points of the step transport chains and bearing plates.
Use a Multi-Purpose grease to ensure that your unit has a long life. Apply the grease directly to the transport chains and
bearing plate.

Maintenance Schedule

Daily Weekly Monthly

General Maintenance

Check Safety & Warning
Labels

Spot Check Step Chains X

6 Groove Belt Tension X Check Tension (40 lbs)

10 Groove Belt Tension

X

Every 3
months

X Check Tension (175 lbs)

Comments

Lubrication

Step Transport Chains

Bearing Rail X Multi-Purpose grease

Cleaning

Clean Console X

Clean Side Covers X

X

Multi-Purpose grease

Clean with a lint-free soft cloth
and wipe dry after cleaning.

Clean exterior with mild soap and
water, and wipe dry after
cleaning.

Inspection

Inspect the frame for any rust, bubbling, or paint chips during the daily cleaning. The salt in perspiration can damage the

unpainted surfaces. Repair the damaged area with a touch-up paint kit purchased from Med-Fit Customer Excellence.

Parts and Service

Regular and scheduled maintenance will prolong the life of your equipment. Only use genuine replacement parts purchased
from Med-Fit Systems, Inc.

External Power Supply

Only use the power supply that was provided with your Nautilus K2 Vertical Climber.

®

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MACHINE MAINTENANCE continued

Proper disposal of Mechanical and Electrical components

Electronic Component/Battery Disposal
When ordering new batteries, you will need to properly dispose of (recycle) your old lead-acid batteries. Most federal and state
regulations require lead-acid batteries to be recycled. Do not throw away old batteries. Lead is a toxic heavy metal, hazardous
to living organisms.

Many circut boards and displays may also contain Mercury or other heavy elements. These metals can be toxic and hazardous
in some situations. Electronic components will need to be recycled in order to be properly disposed. If you have questions,
contact Med-Fit Customer Excellence at 800-235-2233.

Mechanical Component Replacement/Disposal

This equipment must be recycled or discarded according to applicable local and national regulations. Product labels, in
accordance with European Directive 2002/96/EC concerning waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE), determine
the framework for the return and recycling of used equipment as applicable throughout the European Union. The WEEE
label indicates that the product is not to be thrown away, but rather reclaimed upon end of life per this Directive.

In accordance with the European WEEE Directive, electrical and electronic equipment (EEE) is to be collected separately
and to be reused, recycled, or recovered at end of life. Users of EEE with the WEEE label per Annex IV of the WEEE Directive
must not dispose of end of life EEE as unsorted municipal waste, but use the collection framework available to customers for
the return, recycling, and recovery of WEEE. Customer participation is important to minimize any potential eects of EEE
on the environment and human health due to the potential presence of hazardous substances in EEE. For proper collection
and treatment, contact Med-Fit Customer Excellence at 800-235-2233.

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COMMERCIAL LIMITED WARRANTY INFORMATION

Please read these warranty terms and conditions carefully before using your Med-Fit Systems, Inc.
(Med-Fit) product. By using the product, you are consenting to be bound by the following warranty
terms and conditions.

LIMITED WARRANTY.
Med-Fit warrants all new Nautilus® Commercial products to be free from defects in materials and

manufacture for the warranty periods set forth below. The warranty periods commence on the invoice
date of the original purchase. This warranty applies only against defects discovered within the warranty
period and extends only to the original purchaser of the product. Parts repaired or replaced under the
terms of this warranty will be warranted for the remainder of the original warranty period only. To claim
under this warranty, the buyer must notify Med-Fit, or your authorized Med-Fit dealer, within 30 days
after the date of discovery of any nonconformity and make the affected p
by Med-Fit, or its service representative. Med-Fit’s obligations under this warranty are limited as set
forth below.

WARRANTY PERIODS AND COVERAGE.

Commercial Strength Products manufactured and sold after February 19, 2010.

Frame parts and weldments: 12 years
Mechanical parts: 3 years
Wear parts: 6 months
Labor: 1 year (United States and Canada only)

roduct available for inspection

Commercial Cardiovascular Products manufactured and sold after February 19, 2010.

Motor: 15 years
Frame parts: 15 years
Mechanical parts and weldments: 3 years
Electrical: 3 years
Wear parts: 1 year
Labor: 1 year (United States and Canada only)

CONDITIONS AND RESTRICTIONS.
This warranty is valid only in accordance with the conditions set forth below.
A. The warranty applies to the Nautilus® Commercial product only while:

1. It remains in the possession of the original purchaser and proof of purchase is demonstrated,

2. It has not been subjected to accident, misuse, abuse, improper service, or non-Med-Fit
modification,

3. Claims

are made within the warranty period.

and

B. Certain products are warranted for non-standard commercial use only. Non-standard use is defined

as use in non-fee paying clubs or facilities, and less than 6 hours daily use. Unapproved use voids
the warranty. Non-standard use products do not

include F3, P3, P4, S3, S4, S5, S6, S8, and S9-

series strength products, E9, U9, R9, and T9-series cardiovascular products, E10, U10, R10, and

T10-series cardiovascular products, and the K2 cardiovascular product.

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COMMERCIAL LIMITED WARRANTY INFORMATION connued

C. This warranty does not cover damage or product failure caused by electrical wiring not in

compliance with electrical codes or Med-Fit Owner’s Manual specifications, or failure to provide
reasonable and necessary maintenance as outlined in the Owner’s Manual. Nautilus® Commercial
strength product is guaranteed against structural frame defects for 12 years. Nautilus® Commercial
cardiovascular product is guaranteed against structural frame defects for 15 years.

D. Except in Canada, Med-Fit does not pay labor outside the United States.

E. The Med-Fit Limited Warranty does not cover the following:

1. Damage due to normal wear and tear as defined by items subject to normal use and/or
exposure, consumables, and cosmetic items, including, but not limited to the following: grips,
seats, paint scratches, and labels,

2. Repairs performed on Nautilus® Commercial product missing a
tag that has been altered or defaced,

3. Service calls to correct installation of the product or instruct owners on how to use the product,

4. Pickup and delivery involved with repairs,

5. Any labor costs incurred beyond the applicable labor warranty period,

6. Products that are outside the warranty period,

7. Any damage, failure, or loss caused by accident, misuse, neglect, abuse, improper assembly,
improper or lack of maintenance, acts of God (such as, but not limited to floods, power surges,
etc.), or failure to follow instructions or warnings in the Owner’s Manual,

8. Use of product in an application not recommended by Med-Fit or in a manner or environment for
which the product was not designed,

9. Adjustments or adaptations made without Med-Fit’s prior written consent, and

10. Extended Warranties: Med-Fit will not be responsible for any extended coverage terms offered
by

a distributor or service provider other than Med-Fit.

serial number or with a serial

DISCLAIMER AND RELEASE.
The warranties provided herein are the exclusive warranties given by Med-Fit and supersede any prior,

contrary, or additional representations, whether oral or written. Any implied warranties, including the
warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose that apply to any parts described above
are limited in duration to the periods of express warranties given above for those same parts. Med-Fit
hereby disclaims and excludes those warranties thereafter. Some states do not allow limitations on how
long an implied warranty lasts, so the above limitation may not apply to you. Med-Fit also hereby
disclaims and excludes all other obligations or liabilities, express or implied, arising by law or otherwise,
with respect to any nonconformity or defect in any product including, BUT NOT LIMITED TO: (A) ANY
OBLIGATION, LIABILITY, RIGHT, CLAIM OR REMEDY

IN TORT, WHETHER OR NOT ARISING
FROM THE NEGLIGENCE OF MED-FIT OR ITS SUPPLIERS (WHETHER ACTIVE, PASSIVE, OR
IMPUTED); AND (B) ANY OBLIGATION, LIABILITY, RIGHT, CLAIM OR REMEDY FOR LOSS OF OR
DAMAGE TO ANY PRODUCT. This disclaimer and release shall apply even if the express warranty set
forth above fails of its essential purpose.

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COMMERCIAL LIMITED WARRANTY INFORMATION connued

EXCLUSIVE REMEDIES.
For any product described above that fails to conform to its warranty, Med-Fit will provide, at their

option, one of the following: (1) repair; (2) replacement; or (3) refund of the purchase price. Med-Fit
Limited Warranty service may be obtained by contacting the authorized dealer from whom you
purchased the item. Med-Fit compensates Servicers for warranty trips within their normal service area
to repair commercial product at the customer’s location. You may be charged a trip charge outside the
service area. THESE SHALL BE THE SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE REMEDIES OF THE BUYER OR ANY
BREACH OF WARRANTY.

EXCLUSION OF CONSEQUENTIAL AND INCIDENTAL DAMAGES.
Med-fit and/or its suppliers shall have no obligation or liability, whether arising in contract (including

warranty), tort (including active, passive, or imputed negligence and s
damage to the product, property damage, loss of use, revenue or profit, cost of capital, cost of
substitute product, additional costs incurred by buyer (by way of correction or otherwise), or any other
incidental, special, indirect, or consequential damages, whether resulting from non-delivery or from the
use, misuse or inability to use the product. This exclusion applies even if the above warranty fails of its
essential purpose and regardless of whether such damages are sought for breach of warranty, breach
of contract, negligence, or strict liability in tort or under any other legal theory. Some states do not allow
the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the above limitation may not
apply to you. This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights, which
vary from state to state.

trict liability), or otherwise, for

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CONTACT INFORMATION

If you need assistance, please have both the serial number of your machine and the date of purchase
available when you call Med-Fit Systems Customer Excellence Technical Support.

TECHNICAL & CUSTOMER SERVICE
phone: [phone]

toll free: 800-235-2233
fax: [phone]
e-mail: [e-mail]
web: www.medfitsystems.com

CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS
Med-Fit Systems, Inc.

Corporate Office
543 East Alvarado St.
Fallbrook, CA 92028
phone: [phone]
toll free: 800-831-7665

MANUFACTURING PLANT
709 Powerhouse Rd.

Independence, VA 24348
phone: [phone]
toll free: 800-874-8941

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