stex S23 Series Operation Manual

S23 Series
commercial use
2012 TAEHA MECHATRONICS CO., LTD.
All rights reserved. Printed in Korea
OPERATION MANUAL 1.0
OPERATION MANUAL 1.0
Read all precautions and instructions in this manual before using this product. Save this manual for the future reference.
CAUTION
If you have any problems for STEX S23 series,
Call +82 31 463 7924
158-1 Bakdal 2-dong Manan-gu Anyang-si
Gyeonggi-do Korea.Rep.
http://www.stextness.com
E-mail: stex@stextness.com
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1. IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
2. NEW FEATURES OF S23 TREADMILLS
3. SPECIFICATIONS
4. KEY PARTS AND COMPONENTS
5. HOW TO USE
6. MAINTENANCE TIPS AND TROUBLE SHOOTING
7. EXERCISE TIPS
8. WARRANTY
9. APPENDIX-FIT TEST
KEY PARTS AND COMPONENTS
S23T DISPLAY CONSOLE & DESCRIPTIONS
S23TX DISPLAY CONSOLE & DESCRIPTIONS
BASIC OPERATION
HOW TO USE S23T
HOW TO USE S23TX
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1. IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 1. IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
To reduce the risk of burns, re, electric shock, or injury to persons, read the following important safety
instructions before using the treadmill.
This appliance is not intended to use by persons (including children) with reduced physical, sensory or
mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, unless they should be given supervision or
instruction concerning use of the appliance by person responsible for their satety.
Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance.
FORBIDDANCE
NOTICE
Servicing other than the procedures in this manual should be performed by an authorised service representative only.
Do not use accessory attachments that are not recommended by the manufacturer. Such attachments might cause injuries or damages the unit.
Do not stand or climb on the motor cover, handrails or the electronic console.
Clean the treadmill with a dry and soft cloth. Do not use an abrasive cleaner on the electronic console or plastic cover since it can scratch the surface or change colour.
Make sure that all parts are tightened before using the treadmill
Keep the power cord away from heated surfaces.
Never drop or insert any object into any opening.
Risk of injury to persons-To Avoid Injury, stand on theside rails before startingtreadmill.
The heart rate sensors are not medical devices. Various factors, including the user’s movement, may aect the accuracy of heart rate readings.
-The heart rate sensors are intended only as exercise aids in determining heart rate trends in general.
Never operate the treadmill if it has been dropped, damaged, or even partially immersed in water. If any of these occur, contact stex customer support services.
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When the walking belt is worn away, replace with a new walking belt immediately. The worn walking belt is subject to cause static electricity.
Keep it indoors, away from moisture and dust.
Connect this appliance to a properly grounded outlet only. See Grounding Instructions. (page 6)
Use the treadmill only as described in this manual.
Position the treadmill on a clear, leveled surface. Do not place the treadmill on thick carpet as it may interfere with proper ventilation.
If the power cord is damaged or the treadmill does not operate properly, do not use the treadmill.
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Your treadmill requires a dedicated 220V AC (50/60Hz) 10A grounded outlet circuit. We recommend the use of a surge protector.
Do not carry this appliance by power supply cord or use cord as a handle.
Always unplug the power cord immediately after use the treadmill, before cleaning the treadmill, and before performing the adjustment procedures described in this manual.
DANGER
WARNING
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Do not operate the treadmill where ammable sprays or inammable substances are used. Such substances create the danger of combustion and explosion.
Do not use an extension cord of multiple connection or an ungrounded outlet.
-The ground helps to prevent electrical damage to your treadmill and enhances your safety by preventing shock.
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USER’S EXERCISE GUIDES GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS
This product must be properly grounded. In case of malfunction or breakdown, proper
grounding provides path of least resistance for electric current to reduce the risk of
electric shock. This product is equipped with a cord having an equipment-grounding
conductor and a grounding plug. The plug must be plugged into an appropriate outlet that
is properly installed and grounded in accordance with all local code and ordinances.
DANGER- Improper connection of the equipment-grounding conductor can result in a risk
of electric shock. Check with a qualied electrician or serviceman if you are in doubt as to
whether the product is properly grounded. Do not modify the plug provided with the
product if it will not t the outlet, have a proper outlet installed by qualied electrician.
This product is for use on a nominal 220-volt (110-volt /USA) circuit and has a grounding
plug that looks like the plug illustrated in Figure 1-1(Figure 1-2). Make sure that the
product is connected to an outlet having the same conguration as the plug. No adapter
should be used with this product.
If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer, its service
agent or similarly qualied persons in order to avoid a hazard.
Adjust your own speed and grade.
-Never make adjustments for another person or allow someone else to make adjustments for you.
Do not overexert yourself or work to exhaustion.
Step o the treadmill after coming to a complete standstill.
Keeping your eyes focused straight ahead will help you maintaining your balance.
Always hold the handrails in reverse walking to avoid any possibility of being falling down and use at under 4km/h (2.5mph).
Wear appropriate exercise clothing and athletic shoes when using the equipment.
Never let your bare hands or a part of your body touch the walking belt directly at any point when the treadmill is in operation.
When the treadmill is not in use, always move the on/o switch to the o position then unplug the power cord.
Keep children under the age of 12 and pets away from the equipment at all times.
Never allow more than one person on the equipment at a time.
WARNING
Before starting any exercise program, consult with your physician or health professional.
-This is important especially for persons over the age of 35 or persons with pre-existing health problems.
If you feel pain or dizziness at any time while exercising, stop immediately and begin taking a rest.
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1. IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 1. IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
<Figure 1-1>
[ Figure 1-2 / USA ]
GROUNDED OUTLET
GROUNDED PIN
Supply Voltage(VAC) Frequency(Hz) Rated Current(Amps)
100
110
120
200
220
230
50/60
50/60
50/60
50/60
50/60
50/60
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SPECIFICATIONS
The STEX S23 treadmills are the new name for the premium treadmills of “STEX”.
Advanced , durable S23 Treadmill will make your mind and body not only stronger but also balanced
physically.
S23T S23TX
2. NEW FEATURES OF S23 TREADMILLS 3. SPECIFICATIONS
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S23 Treadmill
Frame Color
Entertainment enhancements
Ecient fast track zone
Intelligent suspension
Advanced elastomer to
cushion shock.
Back cover
Safety-oriented design
BlackSilver
0.8 ~ 20 km/h / 0.5 ~12.4mph
0 ~ 16 %
5.0HP AC Treadmill Duty
Hybrid Control
W550 X L1560 (mm) / W21.6 x L 61.4(inch)
W 960 X L 2143 X H1607 (mm) / W37.7 x L 84.3 x H63.2(inch)
235kg - 518lb 245kg - 540lb
100mm / 3.9(inch)
Dot(24x8),6FND, 15" LCD HDTV
9LED Indicator
Speed, Grade, Time(Elapsed/Remaining),
Distance(Elapsed/Remaining), Calorie, Heart Rate, PACE,
METS, Workout Prole, VO2max with Score(Fit Test Only)
26 Programs + Fit test Programs (6Programs)
Enhanced Intelligent Touch Heart Rate System
Standard
180kg (400lb)
Charge Charge + Memory
Speed, Grade, Start, Stop, Emergency Clip
Pre-lubricated Belt and Double Sided Deck
Stress Neutralization System
Sound +Charge Sound +Video+Charge
220V(50/60Hz), 110V (50/60Hz)
Black / Sliver
3 years (Frame 7 years / LCD Panel 2 years)
RS-232, CSAFE(Power Only) and HDMI(S23TX Only)
Speed
Elevation
Driving Motor
Driving Controller
Running Surface
Product Size
Product Weight
Roller Diameter
Display
Display Readouts
Program
Heart Rate System
Polar Telemet ry Re ceiver
Maximum User Weight
USB
Fast Track
Belt & Deck
Absorbing System
iPod
Power Source
Frame Color
Warranty
Options
Product appearance and specications may be changed without notice to improve quality of the product.
TIME ELAPSED
TIME REMAINING
PACE
Elapsed workout time
Remain workout time
Required time when
you get to a 1mile
CALORIES
CAL/min
Consumption calories
Consumption calories
per minute
H/R
METS
Heart Rate per minute
(indicates average
heart rate when
nishing workout)
Metabolic equivalent
DISTANCE
REMAIN
DISTANCE REMAINING
Elapsed workout distance
Remain workout distance
GRADE
Indicates average
grade when
nishing workout
SPEED
indicates current
speed
(indicates average
speed when
nishing workout)
PARTS NAME OF S23T S23T DISPLAY CONSOLE & DESCRIPTIONS
S23 SERIES MULTIMEDIA CONNECTIVITY
Belt Tensioning Bolts
Non-Slip pad
Motor Cover
Display Support
Handrail
Frame
Safety Back Cap
Deck
Walking Belt
Front Wheel
Leveler
Display Console
Fast Trackn Zone Touch Heart Rate Sensor
select Information icon/switch every
5 seconds
USB iPod
HEADPHONE
INTENSITY GRAPH
Displays workout proles
DOWNLODER
CSAFE POWER
UNAVAILABLE
HDMI (S23TX Only)
COMMUNICATION(OPTIONAL:RS-232,CSAFE Power Only)
POWER SWITCH POWER CABLE TV ANTENNA(TX MODEL)
Network circuit board
4. KEY PARTS AND COMPONENTS 4. KEY PARTS AND COMPONENTS
External Input
Display External input
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If you don’t hear any sounds after connecting iPod cable to the iPod, disconnect earphone from the iPod, then connect earphone to the iPod again.
S23T FAST TRACK KEYS
S23TX FAST TRACK KEYS
S23TX DISPLAY(Touch Optional)
COOL DOWN
Reduce workout intensity
to nish workout
for 3 minutes
PAUSE
Stop workout for a minute
TIME CONTROL
Set workout time
(Possible to set time
during workout)
PROGRAM
Select program
(Possible to select preset
program or manual
during workout)
SELECT INDICATION OF
WORKOUT INFORMATION
Indicates workout information
by using corresponed botton
(Possible to select one of them
or switch them every 5 seconds)
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4. KEY PARTS AND COMPONENTS
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0~9(NUMERIC KEYS)
Input work date
Input speed
during workout
emergency
START
Start
workout
GRADE DIRECT
Select grade by one touch
GRADE UP(+)/DOWN(-)
Increase/
decrease grade(0.5%)
RESET
Cancel, Back
to previous
ENTER
OK, Set
input data
SPEED UP(+)/DOWN(-)
Increase/
decrease speed(0.1km/h)
SPEED DIRECT
Select speed by one touch
EMERGENCY
Emergency stop
STOP
Stop
workout
SOURCE
Converse
TV/VIDEO/MP3
in sequence
DISPLAY
Converse main screen-
middle & full screen
in sequence
ON/OFF
LCD monitor
power ON/OFF
VOL. UP(+)/DOWN(-)
Volume up/down
CH. UP(+)/DOWN(-)
Channel up/down
BASIC OPERATION BASIC OPERATION
POWER SOURCE
1. Turn the power switch on.
2. After initializing ("wait" will be shown on the screen), workout can be started.
START WORKOUT
Press “START” button to start workout
INPUT USER WEIGHT
1. Input user weights between [30kg and 180kg(66 to 550lb)] by using UP(+), DOWN(-) or numeric keys.
2. User weights shows on the SPEED window.
3. After input user weights, press “START” or “ENTER” button to start workout.
CHANGE SPEED
Change the speed by using UP(+), DOWN(-) or numeric keys. Also, you can change the speed by SPEED DIRECT KEYS [3km/h(2mph), 6km/h(4mph), 9km/h(6mph)]
CHANGE GRADE
Change the grade by using UP(+), DOWN(-) or numeric keys. Also, you can change the grade by GRADE DIRECT KEY(0%, 3%, 6%)
HEART RATE MEASURING
Measure heart rate by holding touch H/R sensor.(or using chest bar) On measuring, “*” shows on the display. If you do not grip the touch heart rate sensor, it does not be measured.
COOL DOWN
Press “COOL DOWN” button, then cool down mode is activated during (3minutes).
PAUSE
Press “PAUSE” button. This state is held during 1 minute. To resume workout, press “START” button. After 1minute paused, the treadmill will be stopped automatically.
STOP WORKOUT
Press “STOP” button to quit workout Workout summary(Workout time, calorie consumption, Average Heart rate, Distance) shows on the display. On the “SPEED” and “GRADE” window, average speed and grade values will be displayed.
EMERGENCY STOP
Press “EMERGENCY STOP” button, then “EMERGENCY STOP” will be displayed and the treadmill will be stopped. Press “STOP” button to release EMERGENCY state.
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OVER 10km/h : 6.2mph
: 5.5 km/h:3.4mph/h(1min) 3.5 km/h:2.1mph/h(1min)
2.7 km/h:1.6mph(1min)
BETWEEN 3.5km/h : 2.1mph ~ 9.9 km/h : 1.6mph
: 3.5 km/h:2.1mph(1min) 2.7 km/h:1.6mph(2min)
BELOW 3.5km/h : 2.1mph
: 2.7 km/h:1.6mph (3min)
Current speed is going steady. (3min)
HRC PROGRAM (1-10)
OPERATION PRESET PROGRAM
PRESET PROGRAM
SELECT HRC PROGRAM (1-10)
Select HRC program among 12 programs by using "PROGRAM" or UP(+), DOWN(-)button.
H/R FATBURN and H/R CARDIO have dierent input stage. (refer to next page)
INPUT TARGET CALORIES
Input value(100~9999 kcal)by using UP(+), DOWN(-) or numeric keys Target calorie shows on the "CALORIES" window.
INPUT MAX. SPEED
You can input min. 6km/h(3mph). You can set the speed within the programmed max. speed. Max speed shows on the "SPEED" window.
INPUT MAX. GRADE
You can input min. 0%. You can set the speed within the programmed max. grade. Max grade shows on the "GRADE" window.
INPUT USER AGES
Input value(10~99)by using UP(+), DOWN(-) or numeric keys. User age shows on the "SPEED" window.
INPUT USER WEIGHTS
Input value[30kg to 180kg(=66 to 400 lb)] by using UP(+), DOWN(-) or numeric keys. After that, press “START” or “ENTER” for beginning workout. User weights shows on the “SPEED” window.
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1. Select program by using "PROGRAM" button.
2. Select among PRESET, HRC(Heart-rate control), MANUAL, FITTEST by using "PROGRAM" or UP(+), DOWN(-)button.
3. After select program, start workout using "START" or "ENTER" button.
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SELECT PRESET PROGRAM
Select PRESET program among 10 programs by using "PROGRAM" or UP(+), DOWN(-)button. (BEGINNER : 1~4, INTERMEDIATE: 1~3, ADVANCED: 1~3)
INPUT EXERCISE TIME
Input value 10 to 90 min by using UP(+), DOWN(-) button or numeric keys. Workout time shows on the “TIME” window.
INPUT MAX. SPEED
You can input min. 6km/h(3mph). You can set the speed within the programmed max. speed. Max speed shows on the “SPEED” window.
INPUT MAX. GRADE
You can input min. 0%. You can set the speed within the programmed max. grade. Max grade shows on the “GRADE” window.
INPUT USER WEIGHTS
Input value[30kg to 180kg(=66 to 400 lb)] by using UP(+), DOWN(-) or numeric keys. User weight shows on the “SPEED” window. After that, press “START” or “ENTER” for beginning workout.
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PROG1. BEGINNER1 PROG2. BEGINNER2 PROG3. BEGINNER3 PROG4. BEGINNER4 PROG5. INTERMEDIATE1
PROG6. INTERMEDIATE2 PROG7. INTERMEDIATE3 PROG8. ADVANCED1 PROG9. ADVANCED2 PROG10. ADVANCED3
1. Keep Health
2. Fitness
3. Cardio
4. Fat Burn I
5. Fat Burn II
6. Marathon
7. Mountain
8. Crosscountry
9. Silver Aging
10. Body Shaping
11. H/R Fat Burn
12. H/R Cardio
MANUAL PROGRAM
HRC PROGRAM (1-10)
SELECT MANUAL PROGRAM
Select among TIME BASED, DISTANCE BASED and CALORIE BASED by using “PROGRAM” or UP(+), DOWN(-) button.
INPUT EXERCISE TIME
Input value 10 to 90 min by using UP(+), DOWN(-) button or numeric keys. Workout time shows on the “TIME” window.
INPUT TARGET DISTANCE
Input value(1~65km/h, 1~40mph) by using UP(+), DOWN(-) or numeric keys. Distance shows on the "DISTANCE" window.
INPUT TARGET CALORIES
Input value(100~9999kcal)by using UP(+), DOWN(-) or numeric keys. Target calories shows on the "CALORIES" window.
INPUT USER WEIGHTS
Input value[30kg to 180kg(=66 to 400 lb)] by using UP(+), DOWN(-) or numeric keys. User weights shows on the “SPEED” window. After that, press “START” or “ENTER” for beginning workout.
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INPUT EXERCISE TIME
Input value 10 to 90 min by using UP(+), DOWN(-) button or numeric keys. Workout time shows on the “TIME” window.
INPUT USER AGES
Input value(10~99)by using UP(+), DOWN(-) or numeric keys. User ages shows on the "SPEED" window.
INPUT MAX. SPEED
You can input min. 6km/h(3mph). You can set the speed within the programmed max. speed. Max speed shows on the "SPEED" window.
INPUT MAX. GRADE
You can input min. 0%. You can set the speed within the programmed max. grade. Max grade shows on the “GRADE” window.
INPUT TARGET HEART RATE
Default BPM will change depending on the age.
The default target heart rate (When ages 30) H/R FATBURN - 136, H/R CARDIO - 154 Input value(60 ~200 bmp) by using UP(+), DOWN(-) or numeric keys. Target heart rate shows on the "HEART RATE" window.
INPUT USER WEIGHTS
Input value[30kg to 180kg(=66 to 400 lb)] by using UP(+), DOWN(-) or numeric keys. After that, press “START” or “ENTER” for beginning workout. User weights shows on the "SPEED" window.
MESSAGE
When you are on HRC workout, if you do not grip H/R sensor, "NEED HR" shows on the display console.
5. HOW TO USE
5. HOW TO USE
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PROG1. TIME BASED PROG2. DISTANCE BASED PROG3. CALORIE BASED
USER DEFINE PROGRAMFIT TEST PROGRAM
SELECT USER DEFINE PROGRAM
Select USER DEFINE program among 6 programs by using “PROGRAM” or UP(+), DOWN(-) button.
Saved workout intensity shows on the display console.
INPUT USER WEIGHTS
Input value[30kg to 180kg(=66 to 400 LB)] by using UP(+), DOWN(-) or numeric keys. User weights shows on the “SPEED” window. After that, press “START” or “ENTER” for beginning workout.
MODIFY USER DEFINE PROGRAM
Press “ENTER” button to edit selected user dene program. Time editing shows on the “SPEED” window. Input speed by using SPEED UP(+), DOWN(-) or SPEED DIRECT keys. Input grade by using GRADE UP(+), DOWN(-) or GRADE DIRECT keys. Your input speed shows on the “SPEED” window. Your input grade shows on the “GRADE” window. Exercise Intensity shows on the “INTENSITY” window. Press “START’ to next time programming Press ”STOP” button to previous time programming. Press “ENTER” to save your dene program. Then input your weights, your workout begins.
Press “RESET” button to move to previous step without saving.
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SELECT FIT TEST PROGRAM
Select FIT TEST Program among 6 Programs by using “PROGRAM” or UP(+), DOWN(-) button.
INPUT START SPEED
Input valu [1.6~7.2km/h(or 1.0~4.5mph)] by using UP(+), DOWN(-) or numeric keys. START SPEED is activated after warming up process. [Except FIREFIGHTER (GERKIN)]. Start speed shows on “SPEED" window.
INPUT YOUR GENDER
Input MALE or FEMALE by using UP(+), DOWN(-) button. User gender shows on ”SPEED" window. 1-MALE, 2 -FEMALE
INPUT USER AGES
Input value(10~99) by using UP(+), DOWN(-) or numeric keys. User ages shows on the “SPEED" window.
INPUT USER WEIGHTS
Input value[30kg to 180kg(=66 to 400 lb] by using UP(+), DOWN(-) or numeric keys. User weights shows on the “SPEED” window. After that, press ”START” or “ENTER” for beginning workout.
MESSAGE
When you are on doing FITTEST workout, if you do not grip H/R sensor, “NEED HR” shows on dthe display console. If your H/R exceeds 85% of max H/R,"OVER" shows on the display console.
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5. HOW TO USE
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PROG1. PHYSICAL FITTEST PROG2. FIRE FIGHTER PROG3. ARMY
PROG4. AIRFORCE PROG5. NAVY PROG6. MARINE
PROG1, PROG2, PROG3, PROG4, PROG5, PROG6,
PRESET PROGRAMQUICK START
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METS
HEART RATE
CALORIE kcal
PACE min:sec
TIME min:sec
DISTANCE km
Input Your Weight
kg
METS
HEART RATE
CALORIE kcal
PACE min:sec
TIME min:sec
DISTANCE km
TV
video
iPod
mp3
CH 25
20
METS
HEART RATE
CALORIE kcal
PACE min:sec
TIME min:sec
DISTANCE km
PRESET
Input your personal data.
Exercise Time
Max Speed
Max Grade
min
km/h
%
Weight
kg
42
6
6
70
Heart Rate
Fitness Test
Manual
Preset
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3 4
5
Work out Summary
Exercise duration
Distance covered
Calories bumed
min:sec
km
kcal
Average speed
km/h
Average grade
%
Average Heart Rate
bpm
Work out Summary
Exercise duration
Distance covered
Calories bumed
min:sec
km
kcal
Average speed
km/h
Average grade
%
Average Heart Rate
bpm
FITNESS, FIT YOUR NEEDS
Input your weights by using numeric keys, then press “START” button.
Workout summary shows on the screen. Press "START" button again, exercise screen will be displayed.
Press “PROGRAM” Button.
Select Program by using numeric keys, then press “ENTER” button.
Workout results Workout summary shows on the screen.
Select the “Preset” by using “PROGRAM” button, then press “ENTER” button.
Input your personal data by using numeric keys, then press “ENTER” button. To go back to the previous state, press “RESET” button.
Press “START” button.
TV shows on the window and the exercise data will be on display the below of the screen. If you want to stop exercise, press “STOP” button.
Workout results Workout summary shows on the screen.
METS
HEART RATE
CALORIE kcal
PACE min:sec
TIME min:sec
DISTANCE km
HRC
6. INTERMEDIATE 2
SPEED
Time
GRADE
Time
5. INTERMEDIATE 1
SPEED
Time
GRADE
Time
4. BEGINNER 4
SPEED
Time
GRADE
Time
3. BEGINNER 3
SPEED
Time
GRADE
Time
2. BEGINNER 2
GRADE
Time
SPEED
Time
1. BEGINNER 1
GRADE
Time
SPEED
Time
9. ADVANCED 2
SPEED
Time
GRADE
Time
8. ADVANCED 1
SPEED
Time
GRADE
Time
7. INTERMEDIATE 3
SPEED
Time
GRADE
Time
10. ADVANCED 3
SPEED
Time
GRADE
Time
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METS
HEART RATE
CALORIE kcal
PACE min:sec
TIME min:sec
DISTANCE km
TV
Line In
video
iPod
mp3
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USA VERSION KG - LBS KM/H - MILE/H KM - MILE
MANUAL PROGRAM
HEART RATE PROGRAM
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5
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4-2
Work out Summary
Exercise duration
Distance covered
Calories bumed
min:sec
km
kcal
Average speed
km/h
Average grade
%
Average Heart Rate
bpm
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3-1 4-1
3-2
METS
HEART RATE
CALORIE kcal
PACE min:sec
TIME min:sec
DISTANCE km
HRC
Input your personal data.
Target Calorie
Max Speed
Max Grade
kcal
km/h
%
User Age
User Weight
kg
200
6
6
30
70
METS
HEART RATE
CALORIE kcal
PACE min:sec
TIME min:sec
DISTANCE km
HRC
1. KEEP HEALTH 2. FITNESS 3. CARDIO
4. FAT BURN 1 5. FAT BURN 2 6. MARATHON
7. MOUNTAIN 8. CROSSCONTRY 9. SILVER AGING
10. BODY SHAPHING 11. H/R FAT BURN 12. H/R CARDIO
h/r
Time
h/r
Time
h/r
Time
h/r
Time
h/r
Time
h/r
Time
h/r
Time
h/r
Time
h/r
Time
h/r
Time
h/r
Time
h/rh/r
Time
Heart Rate
Fitness Test
Manual
Preset
METS
HEART RATE
CALORIE kcal
PACE min:sec
TIME min:sec
DISTANCE km
MANUAL
1. TIME 2. CALORIE 3. DISTANCE
METS
HEART RATE
CALORIE kcal
PACE min:sec
TIME min:sec
DISTANCE km
MANUAL
1. TIME 2. CALORIE 3. DISTANCE
METS
HEART RATE
CALORIE kcal
PACE min:sec
TIME min:sec
DISTANCE km
MANUAL
Input your personal data.
Exercise Time
User Weight
min
kg
42
70
METS
HEART RATE
CALORIE kcal
PACE min:sec
TIME min:sec
DISTANCE km
MANUAL
Input your personal data.
Target Calorie
User Weight
kcal
kg
200
70
Heart Rate
Fitness Test
Manual
Preset
Press “PROGRAM” button.
Select Program by using numeric keys, then press “ENTER” button.
Input your personal data by using numeric keys, then press “ENTER” button. Repeat above step until ll out the exercise data. To go back to the previous state, press “RESET” button.
Press “PROGRAM” Button.
Select "TIME" mode by using numeric keys, then press"ENTER" button.
Select "CALORIE" mode by using numeric keys, then press "ENTER" button.
Select the “Heart Rate” by using “PROGRAM” button, then press “ENTER” button.
Input your personal data by using numeric keys, then press “ENTER” button. Repeat above step until ll out the exercise data. To go back to the previous state, press “RESET” button.
Workout results Workout summary shows on the screen.
Select the “Manual” by using “PROGRAM” button, then press “ENTER” button.
Input your target time and weights by using numeric keys, then press “ENTER” button. Repeat above step until ll out the exercise data. To go back to the previous state, press “RESET” button.
Input your target consumption calories and your weights by using numeric keys, then press “ENTER” button. Repeat above step until ll out the exercise data. To go back to the previous state, press “RESET” button.
HRC
1~10
HRC
11~12
METS
HEART RATE
CALORIE kcal
PACE min:sec
TIME min:sec
DISTANCE km
HRC
Input your personal data.
Exercise Time
Max Speed
min
%
Max Grade
User Weight
kg
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70
Target Heart
bpm
136
User Age
30
km/h
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METS
HEART RATE
CALORIE kcal
PACE min:sec
TIME min:sec
DISTANCE km
MANUAL
1. TIME 2. CALORIE 3. DISTANCE
METS
HEART RATE
CALORIE kcal
PACE min:sec
TIME min:sec
DISTANCE km
MANUAL
Input your personal data.
Target Distance
User Weight
km
kg
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METS
HEART RATE
CALORIE kcal
PACE min:sec
TIME min:sec
DISTANCE km
FIT TEST
1. PHYSICAL FITNESS 2. FIRE FIGHTER(GERKIN) 3. ARMY FITNESS
4. AIR FORCE FITNESS 5. NAVY FITNESS 6. MARINE FITNESS
METS
HEART RATE
CALORIE kcal
PACE min:sec
TIME min:sec
DISTANCE km
FIT TEST
Input your personal data.
Start Speed
User Gender
User Age
km/h
male (1) female (2)
male
User Weight
kg
5.6
30
70
Heart Rate
Fitness Test
Manual
Preset
METS
HEART RATE
CALORIE kcal
PACE min:sec
TIME min:sec
DISTANCE km
FIT TEST
Input your personal data.
User Gender
User Age
User Weight
male (1) female (2)
kg
30
70
male
Work out Summary
Exercise duration
Distance covered
Calories bumed
min:sec
km
kcal
Average speed
km/h
Average grade
%
Average Heart Rate
bpm
Select "DISTANCE" mode by using numeric keys, then press "ENTER" button.
Workout results Workout summary shows on the display.
Input your target distance and your weights by using numeric keys, then press “ENTER” button. To go back to the previous state, press “RESET” button.
Press “PROGRAM” Button.
Select program by using numeric keys, then press “ENTER” button.
Input your personal data by using numeric keys, then press “ENTER” button. To go back to the previous state, press “RESET” button.
Select the “Fitness Test” by using “PROGRAM” button, then press “ENTER” button.
Input your personal data by using numeric keys, then press “ENTER” button. To go back to the previous state, press “RESET” button.
Workout results Workout summary shows on the screen.
FIT TEST
NO 1,
FIT TEST
NO 2
Work out Summary
Exercise duration
Score
Distance covered
Calories bumed
min:sec
km
km/h
kcal
Average speed
Average grade
bpm
%
Average heart rate
Your VO2MAX
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ENTERTAINMENT S23TX POP - UP(MESSAGE)
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METS
HEART RATE
CALORIE kcal
PACE min:sec
TIME min:sec
DISTANCE km
TV
video
iPod
mp3
CH 25
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METS
HEART RATE
CALORIE kcal
PACE min:sec
TIME min:sec
DISTANCE km
TV
video
iPod
mp3
CH 25
20
METS
HEART RATE
CALORIE kcal
PACE min:sec
TIME min:sec
DISTANCE km
TV
video
iPod
mp3
CH 25
20
METS
HEART RATE
CALORIE kcal
PACE min:sec
TIME min:sec
DISTANCE km
TV
video
iPod
mp3
CH 25
20
METS
HEART RATE
CALORIE kcal
PACE min:sec
TIME min:sec
DISTANCE km
TV
video
iPod
mp3
20
DISPLAY KEY
SOURCE KEY
METS
HEART RATE
CALORIE kcal
PACE min:sec
TIME min:sec
DISTANCE km
TV
video
iPod
mp3
CH 25
20
METS
HEART RATE
CALORIE kcal
PACE min:sec
TIME min:sec
DISTANCE km
Change the view sizes by using “DISPLAY” button
TV Normal Mode
TV Full ModeTV Zoom Mode
iPod Video Mode iPod MP3 Mode
Change the input A/V source by using “SOURCE” button
METS
HEART RATE
CALORIE kcal
PACE min:sec
TIME min:sec
DISTANCE km
TV
video
iPod
mp3
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If you are in Heart Rate control Program, Heart rate signal is needed.
EMERGENCY STOP To release emergency state, press “STOP” button.
Heart rate exceeds 85% of maximum user H/R
ERROR Message To release Error Message, press “STOP” button.
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USB PRESET INFORMATIONUSB PRESET
This fuction is running the stored program in the USB and store the personal workout data after exercise for individual training.
If you want to get more information of USB preset, visit our website. And download the program manual, read and use with your concern. (www.stextness.com)
Menu Screen Insert USB memory stick to the USB slot of equipment, then "USB Preset" window is activated. Select "USB Preset" icon by using ” PROGRAM” button, then press “ENTER”.
Check User Information Program list of USB memory will be shown on the screen. Select program by using UP(+),DOWN(-) button, then press “START” button. In this stage, you can check user information by pressing display button.
VIRTUAL TRAINER
Select Workout by using or Button
Quick Start : Start immediately, change speed and grade by manually.
Program : Select preset program which is favorable or suitable.
PROGRAM
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2-2
Select Workout Program list of USB memory will be shown on the screen. Select program by using UP(+),DOWN(-) button, then press “START” button. In this stage, you can check user information by pressing display button.
Workout summary Save your workout to your USB memory stick by pressing “ENTER” button. * At any exercise program, workout summary can be saved to USB memory .
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Running the STEX Personal Workout Editor (Demo)
Release Unzip the ZIP file.
Run Execute the file, STEX Personal Workout Editor (Demo).exe by clicking double.
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2
3
4
Press the “DIRECTORY for saving data
Select the STEX folder in USB.
Otherwise press the “Make New Folder”, and then
create the STEX folder.
Pressing the “OK” the setting is completed
* STEX folder must be created on the main directory
Running the program
Setting the directory
Setting and saving exercise
Description
1
TOTAL TIME window displays whole exercise time.
CURRENT TIME window displays the selected time.
SPEED” window displays the selected speed.
“GRADE window displays the selected grade.
* Exercise time can be set up to 90minutes
2
Setting and saving exercise
Setting the grade
The grade can be set in “GRADE window.
Set the grade with left button of mouse on the graph.
Input the grade per 0.5km/h in “GRADE and then press the “Enter. Pressing the Tap button of keyboard, next time
can be selected.
The speed can be removed with right button of mouse on the graph.
Pressing <
, >, the cursor will be moved to previous or next 1 minute.
Pressing <
<, >>, the cursor will be moved to previous or next 30 minute.
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Setting and saving exercise
Checking the exercise intensity
The exercise intensity based on the speed and grade you input earlier can be checked in “INTENSITY window.
Pressing the SAVE, the setting of the speed and grade will be completed.
Press the CLOSE after finishing the setting.
* This graph is the same as the screen shown when you exercise.
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Checking the exercise result
Pressing <, >, result of other exercise are
displayed.
Pressing the icons such as DISTANCE, CALORIE,
AVG.SPEED, AVG. GRADE, AVG H/R in “GRAPH
window, results of other exercise are displayed as
graph.
Pressing the BAR” or CURVE, exercise result
displays as bar or line graph.
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S23TX (Touch Optional) S23TX (Touch Optional)
TV Screen
Seclect source directly : You can change the source by pressing each icons.
Change Source and View Point directly : Source signal and View Point graphics will be switching.
iPod icon : This icon is activated by Connecting iPod. Press iPod icon, then playlist will be shown on the screen.
USB icon : This icon is activated by connecting USB.
Display TV Channel/ Volume
Main TV Screen Drag
Up/Down Drag : Volume Control Left/Right Drag : Channel Control Touch the center of Screen : Change the Screen Size
Grade Window : Left/Right Drag : Grade Control
Speed Window : Left/Right Drag : Speed Control
Input window for GRADE : Input grade values by using numeric keys on the screen.
Input window for SPEED : Input grade values by using numeric keys on the screen.
Exercise Readouts: TIME/REMAIN TIME, CALORIE/CAL/MIN, and DISTANCE/REMAIN DISTANCE are displayed.
Playlist : Show the list of iPod music le. When you select le by nger touch, the le will be played.
Page scroll : Show the playlist and vertical scrolling.
iPod control : Press menu for previous stage. Previous/Next le play by pressing FF/REW. by pressing PLAY/PAUSE.
iPod icon : This icon is activated by connecting iPod. Press iPod icon, then playlist will be shown on the screen.
MP3 volume control : Up/Down Drag around volume icon.
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The walking belt of the treadmill has been properly tensioned at the factory. However, if the walking belt is loose tensioned. please follow this procedure.
One person stands on the walking belt. This person press “START” button and operates the treadmill for several minutes at 4km/h(2.5mph)
Walk on the treadmill. Tightly grip the handrails and apply force with feet on the walking belt near the motor cover against the moving belt direction. If the belt slips, continue to Step 3. If it does not slip, the tension is correct.
Using the “STOP”button, stop the treadmill. Turn the tension bolts 1/4 turn clockwise for each side.
Repeat Step 2 and 3 until the belt no longer slips. DO NOT exceed one full turn per side when adjusting the tension bolts.
Repeat the adjustments until the walking belt appears centered. Allow the unit to continue running for several minutes to observe if tracking remains stabilised.
Operate the treadmill at 4km/h(2.5mph), check to make sure proper tracking.(Refer to "TO CENTER WALKING BELT" on the previous page.)
TO CENTER WALKING BELT (TRACKING)
1. MAINTENANCE TIPS
Safety of the treadmill can be maintained only if the treadmill is examined regularly for
damage or wear. Keep the treadmill out of use until defective parts are repaired or replaced.
After nishing workout, clean the contaminated exterior, display and belt of the treadmill with a dry cloth.
Inspect and vacuum the area directly surrounding and under the unit regularly.
Vacuum around the walking belt regularly to keep away debris from accumulating.
Inspect exterior parts regularly for wear,particularly the walking belt, deck and power cord.
Make sure that the unit is properly levelled.
!
The procedure in this manual should be performed by an authorised service representative only.
Always unplug the treadmill from the electrical outlet before cleaning or servicing the unit to prevent the damage caused by electric shock.
Clean Clean Clean
Check the operation of the STOP key and EMERGEN CY button once a week.
OFF
ON
!
Forbiddance
Notice
Check
Clean
Clean
WARNING
The walking belt of the treadmill has been properly aligned at the factory. However, if the walking belt is o-centered, please follow this procedure.
Turn on the treadmill, press “START”button and set the speed to 4km/h.
If the walking belt has moved to the right, turn the right tension bolt on the rear roller guard a 1/4 clockwise using 10mm T-wrench and then turn the left tension bolt 1/4 counter-clockwise to take the walking belt back to the center of the roller. If the walking belt has moved to the left, turn the left tension bolt a 1/4 clockwise and then turn the right tension bolt 1/4 counter-clockwise.
Repeat the adjustments until the walking belt appears centered. Allow the unit to continue running for several minutes to observe if tracking remains stabilized.
DO NOT exceed one full turn the tension bolts in either direction.
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TO ADJUST WALKING BELT TENSION
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2
3
4
(2.5mph)
Proper environment for human life : temperature 18 C ~ 22 C, Humidity 40~60% Possible environmental range for installation of STEX equipment : temperature 10 C ~ 25 C, Humidity 40~70%
Regarding the emergency dismounting : when the user could not catch up the moving speed you should use the side handrail and the foot platform to dismount.
Safety area of 2000mm(W) x 1000mm(D) behind the equipment.
WARNING
6. MAINTENANCE AND TROUBLE SHOOTING
7. EXERCISE TIPS
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HOW TO OBTAIN PRODUCT SERVICE
TROUBLE-SHOOTING THE TREADMILL
Treadmill will not start
Walking belt slips
Walking belt is o-centered
Display will not operate when powered on
Loud noise
Speed is reduced
Incline does not operate
Heart rate reading is abnormal
ON/OFF switch Not connected cables between
display board and power circuit
Insucient power source
Power circuit malfunction
Loose walking belt
The front and rear roller are not parallel
Uneven oor surface
Not connected cables
Display board or keypad malfunction
Worn motor driving belt or bearing damages in rollers
User’s wight is too heavy Friction between walking belt and
deck
Limit sensor error Worn incline motor
Have not gripped proper position on the metal contacts or too tightly
Metal contacts are not clean
Turn the switch to the ON position Check all electrical connections for
proper attachment
Using a voltmeter, verify power at outlet
Replace power circuit
Adjust belt tension
Center walking bel
t
Check level of treadmill
Check all electrical connections for proper attachment
Replace
Replace
Not allow user’s weight over 200kg Lubricate inside walking belt and
deck
Replace
Malfunction Probable Cause Corrective Action
Keep the metal contacts clean
Grip the metal contacts properly and avoid moving your hands while using the heart rate sensor
HOW HARD YOU EXERCISE
Verify the symptom and review the trouble-shooting the treadmill or the operation manual. The problem may be unfamiliarity with the product and its features and workouts. For product service, please contact your seller or the manufacturer. (Call : manufacturer +82 - 31 - 463 -7924, E-mail : stex@stextness.com)
SYSTEM ERROR
When the treadmill has an error, the message windows of the control panel indicates as the follows.
Inverter Communication error Speed Motor error Over Current error
Low Voltage error Over Voltage error Overheat error
Boost Over error Thermal Heat error Other Inverter error
The following tips will help you to plan your workouts. For more detailed exercise informations, obtain a reputable book or consult your physician.
When you maintain your heart rate between 70~80% of your maximum aerobic heart rate, you are improving your overall cardio­vascular/cardiorespiratory tness level. Maintaining your heart rate either zone(weight loss or cardiovascular) for 30 minutes or more on a regular basic (minimum 30 times a week) provides the great benets.
Weight Loss = 60~70% of Max H/R Strengthen Cardiovascular = 70~80% of Max H/R
Heart Rate Training Zone
This chart illustrates the ideal target zones for your ages. Use the chart as a guideline. Always check with your physician and verify what your appropriate heart rate target zone should be for you age, height, weight, and physical tness.
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8. WARRANTY
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WHAT DOES THIS WARRANTY COVER?
HOW LONG DOES THE COVERAGE LAST?
WHAT DOES THIS WARRANTY NOT COVER?
OPERATION MANUAL
This warranty covers your tness product against all defects in material and workmanship when used for the purpose intended, under normal condi­tions provided it receives proper care. The warranty is extended only to the original owner and is not transferable.
7 years steel frame. 3 years on all mechanical parts and electronics from the date of purchase. (LCD panel, 2 years)
Any failures or damage caused by unauthorised service, misuse, accident, negligence, improper assembly or installation, alterations, modications without our written authorisation or by failure on your part to use, operate and maintain as set out in your owner's manual. This warranty does not extend to products used for home use or rental purposes or to products used as store display modules.
It is very important that you read the manual before operating the product. Remember to conduct the periodic maintenance requirements specied in the manual to assure proper operation and your continued satisfaction.
STEX is not responsible or liable for indirect, special or consequential damages arising out of or in connection with the use performance of the product or damages with respect to any economic loss, loss of property, loss of revenues or prots, costs of removal, installation or other consequential damages of whatsoever nature. Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages. Accordingly, the above limitation may not apply to you.
STEX Fitness developed this rating scale based on VO2 max percentile distributions referenced in American College of Sports Medicine's "Guidelines for Exercise Testing and Prescription" (6th Ed. 2000). It is designed to provide a qualitative description of a user's VO2 max estimation, and a means of assessing initial tness level and tracking improvement.
1. PHYSICAL FITNESS TEST
Relative Fitness Classication for Men
Relative Fitness Classication for Women
<24<28<31<33<35Very Low
24 - 2628 - 3031 - 3333 - 3535 - 37Low
27 - 2931 - 3334 - 3636 - 3838 - 40Below Average
30 - 3234 - 3637 - 3939 - 4141 - 43Average
33 - 3537 - 3940 - 4242 - 4444 - 46Above Average
36 - 3840 - 4143 - 4545 - 4747 - 49Very Good
39 - 4142 - 4446 - 4748 - 5050 - 51Excellent
42+45+48+51+52+Elite
60+50 - 5940 - 4930 - 3920 - 29Rating
Estimated VO2 Max (ml/kg/min) Per Age Category
Men
Warming up time + Testing time
Recovery time
<20<22<25<27<28Very Low
20 - 2222 - 2425 - 2627 - 2828 - 30Low
23 - 2425 - 2627 - 2929 - 3131 - 33Below Average
25 - 2727 - 2830 - 3132 - 3434 - 36Average
28 - 2929 - 3032 - 3435 - 3637 - 38Above Average
30 - 3131 - 3235 - 3637 - 3939 - 41Very Good
32 - 3333 - 3437 - 3840 - 4142 - 43Excellent
34+35+39+42+44+Elite
60+50 - 5940 - 4930 - 3920 - 29Rating
Estimated VO2 Max (ml/kg/min) Per Age Category
Women
0 - 5 min 5 - 15 min 15 min -
1 min 3 min
5 min
Reference chart for Recovery time (Cool down)
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3. ARMY PHYSICAL FITNESS TEST2. FIRE FIGHTER(GERKIN)
Relative Fitness Classication for Men
Relative Fitness Classication for Women
Age 17-21 22-26 27-31 32-36 37-41 42-46 47-51 52-56 57-61 62+
Time Score Score Score Score Score Score Score Score Score Score
13:00 100 100 100 10 0 100 100 100 1 00 100 100 13:06 99 99 100 100 1 00 100 100 100 100 100 13:12 97 98 100 100 1 00 100 100 100 100 100 13:18 96 97 100 100 1 00 100 100 100 100 100 13:24 94 96 99 99 100 100 100 100 100 100 13:30 93 94 98 98 100 100 100 100 100 100 13:36 92 93 97 97 100 100 100 100 100 100 13:42 90 92 96 96 99 100 100 100 1 00 100
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0 0 0 0 0 0 11 14 10 7
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0 0 0 0 0 0 11 1
3 9 6
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0 0 0 0 0 0 10 12 8 5
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0 0 0 0 0 0 9 11 7 4
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0 0 0 0 0 0 8 11 6 3
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0 0 0 0 0 0 7 10 5 2
26:18:00
0 0 0 0 0 0 7 9 4 1
26:24:00
0 0 0 0 0 0 6 8 3 0
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Stage
Total Time (min)
Speed (mph)%Grade
HR BP Notes
Firefighter Fitness Category
>14 minutes
3 F D P W F S Z
Sitting or Supine
Desirable:
Capable of sustaining the most arduous reghting tasks indenitely with an ample margin of reserve
Marginal
Recommended
Inadequate: Insucient aerobic capacity to sustain arduous reghting tasks such as stair climbing for more than 3 minutes
<11 minutes
0
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9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
Age 17-21 22-26 27-31 32-36 37-41 42-46 47 -51 52-56 57-61 62+
15:36 10 0 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 15:42 99 99 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 15:48 98 98 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 15:54 96 97 99 1 00 100 100 100 100 100 100 16:00 95 96 98 99 100 1 00 100 100 100 100 16:06 94 95 97 99 100 1 00 100 100 100 100
26:00:00 0 0 13 30 37 45 47 48 51 52 26:06:00 0 0 12 30 36 45 47 47 50 51 26:12:00 0 0 11 29 35 44 46 47 49 50 26:18:00 0 0 11 28 35 43 46 46 48 50 26:24:00 0 0 10 28 34 43 45 45 47 49 26:30:00 0 0 9 27 33 42 44 44 47 4
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Time Score Score Score Score Score Score Score Score Score Score
1.5 Mile
Run Time
(min)
1.5 Mile
Run Time
(min)
1.5 Mile
Run Time
(min)
1.5 Mile
Run Time
(min)
1.5 Mile
Run Time
(min)
1.5 Mile
Run Time
(min)
1.5 Mile
Run Time
(min)
1.5 Mile
Run Time
(min)
<=9:36 50 <=9:36 50 <=9:48 50 <=9:48 50 <=10:24 50 <=10:24 50 <=11:06 50 <=11:06 50
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11:07-
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10:37-
10:54
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11:25-
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10:25-
10:54
43.5
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11:24
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11:24
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43.5
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11:06
42
10:55-
11:24
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10:55-
11:24
42
11:25-
11:54
42
11:25-
11:54
42
12:13-
12:54
42
12:13-
12:54
42
11:07-
11:36
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11:07-
11:36
40.5
11:25-
11:54
40.5
11:25-
11:54
40.5
11:55-
12:30
40.5
11:55-
12:30
40.5
12:55-
13:36
40.5
12:55-
13:36
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39
11:37-
12:12
39
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12:30
39
11:55-
12:30
39
12:31-
13:12
39
12:31-
13:12
39
13:37-
14:24
39
13:37-
14:24
39
12:13-
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37.5
12:13-
12:54
37.5
12:31-
12:54
37.5
12:31-
12:54
37.5
13:13-
13:36
37.5
13:13-
13:36
37.5
14:25-
15:18
37.5
14:25-
15:18
37.5
12:55-
13:36
36
12:55-
13:36
36
12:55-
13:36
36
12:55-
13:36
36
13:37-
14:24
36
13:37-
14:24
36
15:19-
15:48
36
15:19-
15:48
36
13:37-
14:24
34
13:37-
14:24
34
13:37-
14:24
34
13:37-
14:24
34
14:25-
15:18
34
14:25-
15:18
34
15:49-
16:54
34
15:49-
16:54
34
14:25-
14:54
32
14:25-
14:54
32
14:25-
14:54
32
14:25-
14:54
32
15:19-
15:48
32
15:19-
15:48
32
16:55-
17:36
32
16:55-
17:36
32
14:55-
15:18
30
14:55-
15:18
30
14:55-
15:18
30
14:55-
15:18
30
15:49-
16:24
30
15:49-
16:24
30
17:37-
18:12
30
17:37-
18:12
30
15:19-
15:48
27
15:19-
15:48
27
15:19-
15:48
27
15:19-
15:48
27
16:25-
16:54
27
16:25-
16:54
27
18:13-
18:54
27
18:13-
18:54
27
15:49-
16:24
24
15:49-
16:24
24
15:49-
16:24
24
15:49-
16:24
24
16:55-
17:36
24
16:55-
17:36
24
18:55-
19:42
24
18:55-
19:42
24
16:25-
16:54
21
16:25-
16:54
21
16:25-
16:54
21
16:25-
16:54
21
17:37-
18:12
21
17:37-
18:12
21
19:43-
20:36
21
19:43-
20:36
21
16:55-
17:36
18
16:55-
17:36
18
16:55-
17:36
18
16:55-
17:36
18
18:13-
18:54
18
18:13-
18:54
18
20:37-
21:30
18
20:37-
21:30
18
17:37-
18:12
15
17:37-
18:12
15
17:37-
18:12
15
17:37-
18:12
15
18:55-
19:42
15
18:55-
19:42
15
21:31-
22:30
15
21:31-
22:30
15
18:13-
18:54
12
18:13-
18:54
12
18:13-
18:54
12
18:13-
18:54
12
19:43-
20:36
12
19:43-
20:36
12
22:31-
23:36
12
22:31-
23:36
12
18:55-
19:42
9
18:55-
19:42
9
18:55-
19:42
9
18:55-
19:42
9
20:37-
21:30
9
20:37-
21:30
9
23:37-
24:48
9
23:37-
24:48
9
19:43-
20:36
6
19:43-
20:36
6
19:43-
20:36
6
19:43-
20:36
6
21:31-
22:30
6
21:31-
22:30
6
24:49-
26:06
6
24:49-
26:06
6
20:37-
21:30
3
20:37-
21:30
3
20:37-
21:30
3
20:37-
21:30
3
22:31-
23:36
3
22:31-
23:36
3
26:07-
27:36
3
26:07-
27:36
3
>21:30 0 >21:30 0 >21:30 0 >21:30 0 >23:36 0 >2 3:36 0 >27:36 0 >27:36 0
Ages 40 - 44 Ages 45 - 49 Ages 50 - 54 Ages 55 plusUnder Age 25 Ages 25 - 29 Ages 30 - 34 Ages 35 - 39
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4. AIR FORCE FITNESS TEST(MEN) 4. AIR FORCE FITNESS TEST(WOMEN)
Relative Fitness Classication for Women
Relative Fitness Classication for Men
1.5 Mile
Run Time
(min)
1.5 Mile
Run Time
(min)
1.5 Mile
Run Time
(min)
1.5 Mile
Run Time
(min)
1.5 Mile
Run Time
(min)
1.5 Mile
Run Time
(min)
1.5 Mile
Run Time
(min)
1.5 Mile
Run Time
(min)
<=11:06 50 <=11:06 50 <=11:54 50 <=11:54 50 <=12:30 50 <=12: 30 50 <=14:24 50 <=14:24 50
11:07-
11:36
47.5
11:07-
11:36
47.5
11:55-
12:30
47.5
11:55-
12:30
47.5
12:31-
12:54
47.5
12:31-
12:54
47.5
14:25-
14:54
47.5
14:25-
14:54
47.5
11:37-
11:54
45
11:37-
11:54
45
12:31-
12:54
45
12:31-
12:54
45
12:55-
13:12
45
12:55-
13:12
45
14:55-
15:18
45
14:55-
15:18
45
11:55-
12:30
43.5
11:55-
12:30
43.5
12:55-
13:12
43.5
12:55-
13:12
43.5
13:13-
14:00
43.5
13:13-
14:00
43.5
15:19-
16:24
43.5
15:19-
16:24
43.5
12:31-
13:12
42
12:31-
13:12
42
13:13-
13:36
42
13:13-
13:36
42
14:01-
14:54
42
14:01-
14:54
42
16:25-
16:54
42
16:25-
16:54
42
13:13-
14:00
40.5
13:13-
14:00
40.5
13:37-
14:24
40.5
13:37-
14:24
40.5
14:55-
15:48
40.5
14:55-
15:48
40.5
16:55-
17:36
40.5
16:55-
17:36
40.5
14:01-
14:54
39
14:01-
14:54
39
14:25-
14:54
39
14:25-
14:54
39
15:49-
16:24
39
15:49-
16:24
39
17:37-
18:12
39
17:37-
18:12
39
14:55-
15:18
37.5
14:55-
15:18
37.5
14:55-
15:18
37.5
14:55-
15:18
37.5
16:25-
16:54
37.5
16:25-
16:54
37.5
18:13-
18:54
37.5
18:13-
18:54
37.5
15:19-
15:48
36
15:19-
15:48
36
15:19-
15:48
36
15:19-
15:48
36
16:55-
17:36
36
16:55-
17:36
36
18:55-
19:42
36
18:55-
19:42
36
15:49-
16:24
34
15:49-
16:24
34
15:49-
16:24
34
15:49-
16:24
34
17:37-
18:12
34
17:37-
18:12
34
19:43-
20:36
34
19:43-
20:36
34
16:25-
16:54
32
16:25-
16:54
32
16:25-
16:54
32
16:25-
16:54
32
18:13-
18:54
32
18:13-
18:54
32
20:37-
21:30
32
20:37-
21:30
32
16:55-
17:36
30
16:55-
17:36
30
16:55-
17:36
30
16:55-
17:36
30
18:55-
19:42
30
18:55-
19:42
30
21:31-
22:30
30
21:31-
22:30
30
17:37-
18:12
27
17:37-
18:12
27
17:37-
18:12
27
17:37-
18:12
27
19:43-
20:36
27
19:43-
20:36
27
22:31-
23:36
27
22:31-
23:36
27
18:13-
18:54
24
18:13-
18:54
24
18:13-
18:54
24
18:13-
18:54
24
20:37-
21:30
24
20:37-
21:30
24
23:37-
24:48
24
23:37-
24:48
24
18:55-
19:42
21
18:55-
19:42
21
18:55-
19:42
21
18:55-
19:42
21
21:31-
22:30
21
21:31-
22:30
21
24:49-
26:06
21
24:49-
26:06
21
19:43-
20:36
18
19:43-
20:36
18
19:43-
20:36
18
19:43-
20:36
18
22:31-
23:36
18
22:31-
23:36
18
26:07-
27:36
18
26:07-
27:36
18
20:37-
21:30
15
20:37-
21:30
15
20:37-
21:30
15
20:37-
21:30
15
23:37-
24:48
15
23:37-
24:48
15
27:37-
29:18
15
27:37-
29:18
15
21:31-
22:30
12
21:31-
22:30
12
21:31-
22:30
12
21:31-
22:30
12
24:49-
26:06
12
24:49-
26:06
12
29:19-
31:12
12
29:19-
31:12
12
22:31-
23:36
9
22:31-
23:36
9
22:31-
23:36
9
22:31-
23:36
9
26:07-
27:36
9
26:07-
27:36
9
31:13-
33:18
9
31:13-
33:18
9
23:37-
24:48
6
23:37-
24:48
6
23:37-
24:48
6
23:37-
24:48
6
27:37-
29:18
6
27:37-
29:18
6
33:19-
35:48
6
33:19-
35:48
6
24:49-
26:06
3
24:49-
26:06
3
24:49-
26:06
3
24:49-
26:06
3
29:19-
31:12
3
29:19-
31:12
3
35:49-
38:36
3
35:49-
38:36
3
>26:06 0 >26:06 0 >26: 06 0 >26:06 0 >31:12 0 >31:12 0 >38:36 0 >38:36 0
Under Age 25 Ages 25 - 29 Ages 30 - 34 Ages 35 - 39 Ages 40 - 44 Ages 45 - 49 Ages 50 - 54 Ages 55 plus
Componant
point
Componant
point
Componant
point
Componant
point
Componant
point
Componant
point
Componant
point
Componant
point
Componant
point
Componant
point
Componant
point
Componant
point
Componant
point
Componant
point
Componant
point
Componant
point
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6. NAVY PHYSICAL TRAINING5. MARINE CORPS PHYSICAL FITNESS TEST
Navy PRT Standards
Marine Corps pysical Fitness Test Points - Men / Women
Points
3-Mile Run
min/(Men)
3-Mile Run
min/(Women)
3-Mile Run
min/(Men)
3-Mile Run
min/(Women)
3-Mile Run min/(Men)
3-Mile Run
min/(Women)
Points Points
100
18:00 21:00 90 19:40 22:40 80 21:20 24:20
99 18:10 21:10 89 19:50 22:50 79 21:30 24:30 98 18:20 21:20 88 20:00 23:00 78 21:40 24:40 97 18:30 21:30 87 20:10 23:10 77 21:50 24:50 96 18:40 21:40 86 20:20 23:20 76 22:00 25:00 95 18:50 21:50 85 20:30 23:30 75 22:10 25:10 94 19:00 22:00 84 20:40 23:40 74 22:20 25:20 93 19:10 22:10 83 20:50 23:50 73 22:30 25:30 92 19:20 22:20 82 21:00 24:00 72 22:40 25:40 91 19:30 22:30 81 21:10 24:10 71 22:50 25:50
Points Points Points
70
23:00 26:00
60
24:40 27:40
50
26:20 29:20
69
23:10 26:10
59
24:50 27:50
49
26:30 29:30
68
23:20 26:20
58
25:00 28:00
48
26:40 29:40
67
23:30 26:30
57
25:10 28:10
47
26:50 29:50
66
23:40 26:40
56
25:20 28:20
46
27:00 30:00
65
23:50 26:50
55
25:30 28:30
45
27:10 30:10
64
24:00 27:00
54
25:40 28:40
44
27:20 30:20
63
24:10 27:10
53
25:50 28:50
43
27:30 30:30
62
24:20 27:20
52
26:00 29:00
42
27:40 30:40
61
24:30 27:30
51
26:10 29:10
41
27:50 30:50
3-Mile Run
min/(Men)
3-Mile Run
min/(Women)
3-Mile Run
min/(Men)
3-Mile Run
min/(Women)
3-Mile Run min/(Men)
3-Mile Run
min/(Women)
Points Points Points
40
28:00 31:00 30 29:40 32:40 20 31:20 34:20
39 28:10 31:10 29 29:50 32:50 19 31:30 34:30 38 28:20 31:20 28 30:00 33:00 18 31:40 34:40 37 28:30 31:30 27 30:10 33:10 17 31:50 34:50 36 28:40 31:40 26 30:20 33:20 16 32:00 35:00 35 28:50 31:50 25 30:30 33:30 15 32:10 35:10 34 29:00 32:00 24 30:40 33:40 14 32:20 35:20 33 29:10 32:10 23 30:50 33:50 13 32:30 35:30 32 29:20 32:20 22 31:00 34:00 12 32:40 35:40 31 29:30 32:30 21 31:10 34:10 11 32:50 35:50
10 33:00 36:00
3-Mile Run
min/(Men)
3-Mile Run
min/(Women)
3-Mile Run
min/(Men)
3-Mile Run
min/(Women)
3-Mile Run min/(Men)
3-Mile Run
min/(Women)
Age 17-19 Age 20-24 Age 25-29 Age 30-34 Age 35-39 Age 40-44 Age 45-49
Outstanding High
100
8:15
8:30 8:55 9:20 9:25 9:30 9:33
Outstanding
Medium
95
8:45
9:00 9:23 9:45 9:53 10:00 10:08
Outstanding Low
90
9:00
9:15 9:38 10:00 10:08 10:15 10:30
Excellent High
85
9:15
9:45 10:15 10:30 10:38 10:45 11:08
Excellent
Medium
80
9:30
10:00 10:30 11:00 11:08 11:15 11:38
Excellent Low
75
9:45
10:30 10:52 1
1:15 11:23 11:45 12:08
Good High
70
10:00
10:45 11:23 12:00 12:23 12:45 13:00
Good
Medium
65
10:30
11:30 12:15 13:00 13:23 13:45 14:08
Good Low
60
11:00
12:00 12:53 13:45 14:08 14:30 14:53
Satisfactory High
55
12:00
12:45 13:23 14:00 14:23 14:45 15:15
Satisfactory
Medium
50
12:15
13:15 13:45 14:15 14:45 15:15 15:45
Probationary
45
12:30
13:30 14:00 14:30 15:00 15:30 16:08
1.5 - Mile / Run (Men)
Category Level Points
Outstanding High 100
9:29 9:47 10:17 10:46 10:51 10:56 10:58
Outstanding
Medium 95
11:15 11:15 11:30 11:45 11:53 12:00 12:08
Outstanding Low
90
11:30 11:30 11:45 12:00 12:08 12:15 12:30
Excellent High
85
11:45 12:15 12:30 12:45 12:53 13:00 13:15
Excellent
Medium 80
12:00 12:45 13:00 13:15 13:23 13:30 13:45
Excellent Low
75
12:30 13:15 13:23 13:30 13:45 14:00 14:08
Good High
70
12:45 13:30 14:00 14:30 14:38 14:45 15:00
Good Medium
65
13:00 13:45 14:30 15:15 15:30 15:45 15:53
Good Low
60
13:30 14:15 14:53 15:30 15:53 16:15 16:30
Satisfactory High
55
14:15 15:00 15:23 15:45 16:15 16:45 16:53
Satisfactory
Medium 50
14:45 15:15 15:45 16:15 16:38 17:00 17:08
Probationary
45
15:00 15:30 16:08 16:45 17:00 17:15 17:23
Category Level Points
1.5-Mile / Run (Women)
Age 17-19 Age 20-24 Age 25-29 Age 30-34 Age 35-39 Age 40-44 Age 45-49
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