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SEMI-RECUMBENT TYPE
Instruction Manual
MODEL EC-8OOOU
CONTENTS
For your quick reference
Experiencing the first ride
Introduction ________________________________________________________2
For safety operation _______________________________________________2
Checking the parts ________________________________________________3
Name of each part _________________________________________________3
Assembly __________________________________________________________4
Preparing for your exercise ________________________________________5
Your first ride ______________________________________________________6
Flow of your exercise ______________________________________________8
Useful functions (operation of buttons and workload shift lever) __9
For your effective exercise ______________________________________ 10
Troubleshooting __________________________________________________ 12
Specifications ____________________________________________________ 12
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Using the unit by designating time
8
Using the unit by designating calories
to be consumed
8
Performing the exercise as
programmed previously
9
When the battery symbol is displayed
9
What about the exercise plan?
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Name of Each Part
Checking the parts
Make sure all the components are included in the package. If anything is
missing, contact the dealer where you purchased this unit.)
Main Unit of
Cateye Ergociser
Pulse (Earlobe)
Sensor
Seat Back
Rear Leg
Tool Set
Handlebar
Cable Clip
Sensor Clip
Operating Instructions
Warranty and Registration Card
Batteries (AA x 4)
Pedals (L, R)
Front Leg
(with casters)
Screw set
Seat
Pulse sensor
Control panel
Battery case
Plug
Cable holder
AGE
Earlobe sensor
INPUT
(
UPPER PULSE LIMIT
)
EXERCISE
HEART RATE
TARGET TIME
TIME
PROGRESS
TO
TARGET
Display
PEDAL
RESISTANCE
Pulse sensor jack
CADENCE
(
rpm
)
TARGET
CALORIE
CALORIE
CONSUMPTION
Sensor clip
WORK RATE
watt
(
)
Lock
MODE
ADV
Advance button
Seat Back
Handlebar
Seat
Value adjust buttons
Mode button
Control panel
Workload shift lever
Seat base plate
Main unit
Seat base
Lock lever
Rear leg
Pedal
Frame
Front leg
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Assembly
Assembling is easy. Assemble the unit according to the following procedures.
Installing Front and Rear legs
Seat base
1
Main unit
•
Attach the front leg (with casters) under the main unit, and
the rear leg under the seat base using two screws each, as
illustrated.
Rear Leg
CAUTION: Be sure to fasten all the screws tightly.
Front Leg
(with casters)
Installing the seat and seat back
2
•
Insert the steel pipe of the seat back into the seat base,
Seat back
and fasten with the two screws provided. Place the seat on
the flat part of the seat base, and use the four screws to
fasten the seat from the bottom.
CAUTION: Be sure to fasten all the screws tightly.
Seat
INSERT
Seat base
Installing the handlebar
3
•
Mount the handlebar as illustrated between the seat and
the seat back pipe, and fasten with the four screws. Install
the handlebar so the grip ends are lifted.
Screws
CAUTION: Be sure to fasten all the screws tightly.
Handlebar
Attaching the pedals
Seat base
Screws
4
•
Attach the pedals at the end of the crank. Identify R(right)
and L(left) of the pedal with the engraved mark. Use the
spanner wrench provided as illustrated to fasten the ped-
als.
#15 Wrench
Left(L)
FRONT Right(R)
CAUTION: Fasten the R pedal clockwise, and the L coun-
terclockwise.
Crank
CAUTION: Be sure to fasten the pedals tightly.
Loading the batteries
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Control panel
Batteries (AA x 4)
•
Detach the control panel from the main unit. Carefully lift
the control panel while pressing the lock.
CAUTION: The control panel and the main unit is connected
by a cable. Any excessive pulling of the cable may result in
failures of the unit.
Main unit
•
Load the batteries (AA x 4) which come with the unit into
the battery case on the control panel. Check the polarities
of the battery and load them as shown in the drawing.
CAUTION: Do not mix old and brand-new batteries or dif-
ferent types of batteries.
Cable
Lock
Battery case
•
Install the control panel on the main unit. For this purpose,
insert the front part of the panel first.
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Preparing for your exercise
Before starting the exercise, you should adjust your seat height for
comfortable operation.
Adjusting the level
1
•
Turn the level adjuster at the bottom of the seat base, so the main
frame pipe is supported securely.
CAUTION: If the level adjuster is not contacting the floor, or not
exactly in line with the front and rear legs, the seat position ad-
justment cannot be done smoothly.
Seat base
Level adjuster
TURN
Adjusting seat position
2
•
Open the lock lever completely, to allow the frame pipe to slide
back and forth.
Move the main unit to adjust the distance from the seat. Upon
adjusting, fasten the lock lever.
•
Move the
main unit
LOOSEN
TIGHTEN
CAUTION: To adjust, be sure to move the main unit and frame
pipe. The seat base will not move.
Frame
NOTE: Set the position where you can comfortably extend your
legs for pedaling. If the seat is too close to the main unit, your
motion will be restricted.
NOTE: If the lock lever doesn't hold the frame pipe, readjust the
lock nut tighter. Loosen the lock lever, and turn the lock nut clock-
wise until the frame pipe is firmly locked when the lock lever is
tightened.
LOOSEN
Lock lever
Lay down
to opposite
side
Lock nut
TIGHTEN
Attaching the earlobe sensor
3
Sit on the seat and attach the earlobe sensor.
•
The earlobe sensor can be clipped and attached at the center of
your right or left earlobe. Remove ear rings, etc. since they may
interfere with the measurement.
•
•
•
When it is cold, attach the sensor after giving slight massage to
your earlobe to improve the blood circulation.
The cable clip can be clipped to the collar of your shirt to prevent
swinging.
The earlobe sensor can be clipped to the sensor clip when it is
not being used.
Earlobe sensor
Cable holder
NOTE: During the exercise, watch that the pulse sensor cable
doesn't get caught by your foot or pedal.
Pulse sensor jack
Attaching the pulse (earlobe)
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sensor
Sensor clip
•
Insert the pulse sensor plug into the sensor jack of the con-
trol panel.
CAUTION: Be sure to fully insert the plug.
Plug
•
Attach three cable clips on the main unit and seat base as
illustrated, and run the sensor cable through these clips.
CAUTION: Allow some slack in the sensor cable so it will
not get damaged when the seat base is moved backward.
Attach the sensor clip on the handlebar with the sensor
cable in between. Keep the pulse sensor on this sensor clip
when not in use.
Cable clip
•
Earlobe sensor
Cable
Slack
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Your first ride
Try a ride so that you can familiarize with the unit. The target time period will be set at
four minutes. Take a position on the seat and attach the earlobe sensor.
Displaying the screen
Press the mode button.
A press on the advance button will turn the unit on and
A press on the mode button will make the 40 (AGE) dis-
1
2
the display will appear on the screen. First, check what re-
spective display items are for.
------ Indicates the function which you are going to set.
40 AGE - Indicates the age of the person who is exercising.
The upper pulse limit will be automatically set.
20:00 ---- Indicates the target time period.
0 kcal --- Indicates the target calorie for the exercise. At this
time, zero (0) calorie is displayed, but you can deter-
mine the target calorie consumption for your exer-
cise.
play blink. The blinking item will shift in the order of "AGE",
"Target time", "Target Calorie", and "AGE" as the button is
pressed. With the blinking item, you can change the setting to
your exercise program by pressing the "+" or "–" buttons.
MODE
AGE
INPUT
( UPPER PULSE LIMIT )
EXERCISE
HEART RATE
TARGET TIME
TIME
PROGRESS
TO
TARGET
Power ON
AGE
INPUT
PEDAL
RESISTANCE
( UPPER PULSE LIMIT )
CADENCE
( rpm )
ADV
EXERCISE
HEART RATE
MODE
TARGET
CALORIE
CALORIE
CONSUMPTION
TARGET TIME
TIME
PROGRESS
TO
TARGET
WORK RATE
( watt )
PEDAL
RESISTANCE
CADENCE
( rpm )
TARGET
CALORIE
CALORIE
CONSUMPTION
WORK RATE
( watt )
Operation of
displays and
functions
AGE
INPUT
( UPPER PULSE LIMIT )
EXERCISE
HEART RATE
Beep
TARGET TIME
TIME
PROGRESS
TO
TARGET
AGE
INPUT
( UPPER PULSE LIMIT )
PEDAL
RESISTANCE
EXERCISE
HEART RATE
End
CADENCE
( rpm )
Lighter
pedal resistance
ADV
TARGET TIME
TIME
TARGET
CALORIE
CALORIE
CONSUMPTION
PROGRESS
TO
TARGET
WORK RATE
( watt )
Workload
shift lever
PEDAL
RESISTANCE
Finishing your exercise
CADENCE
( rpm )
Now that the target time set for your exercise has elapsed
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Heavier
and the graph for the progress to target has shown that 1/8
portion of segments remains.
TARGET
CALORIE
CALORIE
CONSUMPTION
pedal resistance
WORK RATE
( watt )
When the target time (4 minutes) has elapsed, the buzzer will
beep to notify the target has been achieved. After the target
time has been achieved, the timer will start counting up.
Slow down your pace gradually, and finish your exercise. Re-
view your workout data shown on the screen, and press the
ADV button. The screen will go off and the power will be dis-
connected.
Operate the workload shift lever
Continue your exercise while watching the screen for a
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while.
At present, the pedal resistance is set to Level 1 which is the
easiest level.
Operate the workload shift lever for greater resistance. Do not
operate the lever excessively at one time, but lower the lever
step by step.
The graph showing the pedal resistance will increase in the
length and the pedal resistance will increase as well.
The workload shift lever can be set in 8 steps from Level 1
(light) to Level 8 (heavy).
REFERENCE: If you wish to continue your exercise after hear-
ing the beep to notify you the achievement of the target time,
you can continue the exercise. The calorie consumption will
be continuously logged.
Now, we believe you have understood what you can expect
from the exercise of Cateye Ergociser EC-8000.
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Attach the earlobe sensor before
operating the unit.
Changing the setting
If you use this unit for the first time, let's change the "Tar-
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get time" to 4 minutes with the age unchanged. (This describes
the figures on this page.) Press the mode button to make
"Target time" blink. Press the "–" button several times to estab-
lish [4:00] display. The continuous pressing on the "–" or "+"
button will fast forward the displayed numbers. If the number
is excessive, use "+" or "–" button to adjust the number back.
MODE
AGE
INPUT
( UPPER PULSE LIMIT )
*
The numbers shown in the figures which describe opera-
tions after the initiation of timer are only for explanation
purposes as they will be different from those actually dis-
played.
EXERCISE
HEART RATE
TARGET TIME
TIME
PROGRESS
TO
TARGET
Value
Adjust
PEDAL
RESISTANCE
CADENCE
( rpm )
TARGET
CALORIE
CALORIE
CONSUMPTION
WORK RATE
( watt )
Starting the exercise by pressing the
advance button
First, set the workload shift lever to the uppermost position. A press
on the advance button will start your exercise with the setting made
in the previous steps. Start pedaling. The timer will start the count-
down.
Initiation of
Timer
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ADV
-----------------Indicates the screen is in working mode.
75 bpm -------------Indicates your current heart rate. It will need
several seconds, right the start of your exer-
cise, to display a stable number. The heart-
shaped symbol will blink to your pulse.
AGE
INPUT
( UPPER PULSE LIMIT )
EXERCISE
HEART RATE
CAUTION: If the "Error" mark is displayed, it
means that the earlobe sensor has not been
correctly attached. Repeat the procedure to
attach the sensor. (See page 5.)
TARGET TIME
TIME
PROGRESS
TO
TARGET
3:06 -----------------Indicates the remaining time of your exercise.
Achieved Level ---Your achievement against your target will be
shown in an 8-segment graph, which will dis-
appear when the target has been achieved. (In
case the target time is 4 minutes, each 1/8 seg-
ment will disappear every 30 seconds.)
PEDAL
RESISTANCE
CADENCE
( rpm )
TARGET
CALORIE
CALORIE
CONSUMPTION
WORK RATE
( watt )
Pedal Cadence ---The pedal cadence (rpm) is shown in a bar-
graph. Usually, maintain a rate of 60rpm. When
the cadence is 40 or below, the graph will blink.
Pedal Resistance -- The pedal resistance is shown in 8 steps in the
form of a graph.
MODE
1 kcal ---------------Indicates the calorie value which has been con-
sumed since the start of your exercise. The
unit is in kilocalorie.
( rpm )
TARGET
CALORIE
CALORIE
CONSUMPTION
WORK RATE
( watt )
Press the mode button
The calorie consumption display will be changed to the work rate
display. During your exercise, you can use the mode button to
switch the calorie consumption and work rate displays
18 Watt -------------Shows the work rate of your current exercise.
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Flow of Your Exercise
Exercise without a clear defined goal will bring you unsatisfactory results and more importantly will
not bring you long-lasting fitness. With our Ergociser, you can set your own goal, and by achieving
the goal, you will be fulfilled.
Determine your own way
of exercise.
(You can refer to the section "For
your effective exercise" in this
manual, or you can consult train-
ing coaches of physical fitness
clubs or your home doctor.)
Set your age.
It is necessary to
set your correct
age to execute
your exercise
safely and prop-
erly.
Designate the target
time.
Try to
perform
your
exercise
every day.
See the procedures for setting the
target time as stated below.
Designate the target
calorie.
kcal
Performing your exercise on
scheduled time
1. Press the advance button to turn on the power.
2. Press the mode button twice to make the target time item
blink.
Performing your exercise based
on the calorie consumption
1. Press the advance button to turn on the power.
2. Press the mode button three times to make the calorie con-
sumption display blink.
kcal
1
2
3. Use the "+" and "–" buttons to designate your target time.
You can set the time in the range from 0 to 99 minutes in
one minute increments.
REFERENCE: When the target time is set, the target calo-
rie is set at zero (0). It is not possible to simultaneously set
the target time along with the target calorie.
4. Press the advance button to start your exercise. When the
designated time has been reached, a beep will be initiated
to signal it.
CAUTION: In order to simplify the description, the setting of
age has been skipped. Actually to set your age, designate the
target time, press the mode button twice to make the AGE
display blink, and set your age before pressing the advance
button.
3. By using the "+" and "–" buttons, set the target calorie. You
can input the value in the range from 0 to 990 kilo calories.
REFERENCE: When the target calorie is set, the target
time will be 0:00. It is not possible to simultaneously set
the target calorie along with the target time.
4. Press the advance button to start your exercise. When the
designated calorie consumption has been reached, a beep
will be initiated to signal it.
CAUTION: In order to simplify the description, the setting of
age has been skipped. Actually to set your age, designate the
target time, press the mode button twice to make the AGE
display blink, and set your age before pressing the advance
button.
AGE
AGE
INPUT
INPUT
( UPPER PULSE LIMIT )
( UPPER PULSE LIMIT )
EXERCISE
EXERCISE
HEART RATE
HEART RATE
TARGET TIME
TIME
TARGET TIME
TIME
PR
TO
TARGET
PROGRESS
TO
TARGET
PEDAL
RESISTANCE
PEDAL
RESISTANCE
CADENCE
( rpm )
CADENCE
( rpm )
TARGET
CALORIE
CALORIE
CONSUMPTION
TARGET
CALORIE
CALORIE
CONSUMPTION
WORK RATE
( watt )
WO
( watt )
MODE
ADV
MODE
ADV
3
2
1
4
3
2
1
4
Power ON
Start
Power ON
Start
Time designation Mode Press twice.
Designation of
Mode Press
calorie consumption three times
Performing your exercise without setting your goal
Set the target time to 0:00 and the calorie consumption to 0 kilo
calories. In this case, the time is set to the count-up mode, and no
display of the achieved level will be made.
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Useful Functions
Turning the power on
Automatic Power Off
A press on the advance button will turn the
Cateye Ergociser EC-8000 will automatically turn the
1
2
5
ADV
power on with the initial setting values (40 for
age and 20 minutes for target time).
power off when the unit is left inactive for about 40 minutes.
A press on the mode button will turn the power
on with the setting values that have been set
during the previous exercise.
Handling of the pulse (earlobe) sensor
The pulse (earlobe) sensor should be handled by pay-
ing attention to the following points.
MODE
6
•
When it is cold, attach the sensor after giving slight mas-
sage to your earlobe to improve the blood circulation.
The pulse sensor cable may be broken when it is pulled
with an excessive force. Do not let the cable be caught on
the protruded portions of the unit.
When the error mark is frequently displayed during the use,
repeat attaching the earlobe sensor. If the mark will be
displayed after the reattachment, inspection should be made
to the earlobe sensor in the following manner.
Function of buttons
The following is the functional summary of respective
buttons:
•
ADV Button ------- Use this button to turn the power on, advance
to the next step, or to turn the power off.
•
Mode Button -- When the power is off, a press on this button
will turn the power on with the setting value for
your previous exercise. A press on the button
while the setting is being done will select the
setting items. When it is pressed during your
exercise, it will change the calorie consump-
tion and the work rate.
+ Button -------- This button will increase the number which is
blinking. A continued press of this button will
fast forward the displayed number.
How to check the pulse (earlobe)
sensor
Obtain the In-Exercise display mode. Close
OK mark
the earlobe sensor without clipping anything.
Swing the cable by holding the earlobe sen-
sor.
INPUT
EXERCISE
When the OK mark is displayed on the display
screen, and the heart rate of zero (0) is dis-
played, the pulse sensor is working fine.
If the OK mark blinks or it is not displayed when
the cable swings, the pulse sensor has been
damaged. Replace it with a brand-new sen-
sor.
– Button -------- This button will decrease the number which is
blinking. A continued press of this button will
fast forward the displayed number.
MODE
ADV
Error mark
Also, if OK mark appears while the sensor is
attached to your earlobe, the sensor is con-
sidered to be damaged.
Function of the Workload Shift Lever
The workload shift lever will decrease or increase the
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pedal resistance. The lever position is graphically displayed
along with the pedal resistance display on the screen. The
work rate of your exercise will be calculated from the position
of the workload shift lever and the pedal cadence.
Upper pulse limit Alarm
In order to make your exercise safe, Cateye Ergociser
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EC-8000 is designed to set the upper pulse limit and to issue
the warning beep when the rate exceeds the limit.
The upper pulse limit can be automatically set by setting your
age. The rate is calculated by subtracting your age from 200.
WARNING: When the warning beep has been issued, imme-
diately stop your exercise, or set the pedal resis-
tance to a lighter level and pace down your exer-
cise until the beep stops.
PEDAL
RESISTANCE
Lever position
40rpm
50rpm
60rpm
70rpm
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
10 w 18 w 26 w 34 w 42 w 50 w 59 w 71 w
14 w 27 w 39 w 52 w 64 w 77 w 90 w 109 w
17 w 36 w 51 w 69 w 86 w 103 w 120 w 145 w
22 w 47 w 68 w 92 w 114 w 136 w 159 w 191 w
26 w 58 w 84 w 114 w 142 w 170 w 199 w 238 w
80rpm
The upper pulse limit can be changed in the
following manner.
1. Keep pressing the mode button when the AGE item is blink-
ing during the setting procedure on the display screen.
2. The display "AGE" will be changed to "PLL" (upper pulse
limit).
3. Use "+" and "–" buttons to change the setting.
WARNING: The upper pulse limit will be automatically set by
calculating "200 – your age." Changing the rate
to increase the number is very dangerous. Never
try to do this unless you are very experienced and
in excellent physical condition.
Replacing the batteries
When the batteries are weak, the battery alarm mark
will be displayed. When this mark has been displayed, replace
the batteries immediately.
Alkaline batteries are recommended due to their longer service
life.
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*
For the replacement procedures of batteries, see the sec-
tion [2. Loading the batteries] on page 4.
TARGET
CALORIE
CALORIE
CONSUMPTION
Battery symbol mark
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For your effective exercise
For shaping and toning up
1
For the purpose of shaping up by using the ergocisers, it is
important to perform the exercise for a long time at a rather
easy work intensity, to burn the calories obtained from meals
or snacks. Set the pedal resistance at an easy level so that
your pulse rate would not rise too high, and continue the ses-
sion for a certain length of time, watching TV, listening to mu-
sic or reading magazines as you like. It is essential to do the
exercise on a regular basis, ideally every day.
Exercise Program
The ideal exercise will be such that
you start to sweat after 10 minutes'
exercise.
One exercise should be continued
for 30 minutes or longer. If you
continue exercising every day, you
can expect good results.
HEART RATE (bpm)
200
Target Heart rate Chart
180
160
140
120
Target heart rate range for those specially trained
Upper
190 - Age
180 - Age
TARGET ZONE
Exercise Level
100
90
20
30
40
50
60
70
Age
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For the prevention of aging
For rehabilitation exercise
2
3
Aging of the human body starts when the functioning of heart
and lungs begin to deteriorate. This functioning can be evalu-
ated by using a value of Maximum Oxygen Uptake *1 (MOU),
which in general will become lower after 20 years of age. The
more you lack proper exercise, the faster it decreases. Contin-
ued aerobic exercises by using Cateye Ergociser EC-8000 can
enhance the functioning to prevent aging.
Riding your Ergociser EC-8000 will provide more effective ex-
ercise than taking walk without giving stress to leg muscles.
Exercise Program
No heavy resistance nor speed of pedal is necessary in this
case. Just relax and spin the pedal.
Pedal your Ergociser EC-8000 for the same period of time as
taking a walk.
Exercise Program
If you are physically confident, it will be a good choice to chal-
lenge the exercise as stated in the section 2 Prevention of
Aging.
If you are using Ergociser for your rehabilitation, it will be ideal
to do it under the direction of your doctor. Present this manual
to your doctor for his or her advice.
Aerobic exercise will be more efficient and important when it is
continued at a certain heart rate which is basically determined
based on your gender, age and physical strength. This is called
"Target Heart rate" (TPL). TPL can be obtained from the Tar-
get Heart rate Chart. If you are a male, you can refer to the
upper limit line, and if you are a female, you can refer to the
lower limit line on the chart.
Age of 30 or below------ Exercise level: about 70%
Age of 40s ---------------- Exercise level: about 70-60%
Age of 50s ---------------- Exercise level: about 60-50%
Age of 60 or over-------- Exercise level: about 50%
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If the exercise thus set according to the above is difficult for
you, set TPL lower by 10%, and gradually increase the set-
ting as you get accustomed to the exercise level.
To maintain the heart rate, use the workload shift lever to ad-
just the pedal resistance, and also adjust the pedal cadence.
A minimum of 15 minutes exercise is necessary for each ses-
sion of exercise.
A minimum exercise of three times a week will bring you a
slight improvement from your present physical fitness level.
Exercise of four times or more a week will bring you more ef-
fective improvement.
About MOU*1
MOU implies your ability to take oxygen into your body, and
it can be an index for your physical endurance. Actually, it
presents the maximum amount of oxygen taken into your
body per 1kg of body-weight in a minute, and can be ex-
pressed in a unit of (ml/kg·min). The average MOU value is
40-50 ml/kg·min for men in their twenties, and 30-40 ml/
kg·min for women of the same age. In general, the MOU
value becomes less as you get older.
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Troubleshooting
Checking the problem first
Specifications
Before suspecting the failure of the unit, check the fol-
1
Load:
Eddy current system utilizing permanent magnet
lowing point:
Load adjustment: 8-step adjustment by using manual lever
No display on screen at all.
Load range:
Acceleration:
approx. 10 - 240 watts (subject to pedal cadence)
2-step acceleration by using a V-rib belt
Display is unusual.
Check if the batteries have run short.
Replace all of four batteries with brand-new ones.
Beep would not stop.
Control system: 4-bit microcomputer
Display:
LCD
Display function:
Function
Have you set your age correctly?
Setting of age will automatically set the upper pulse
limit. Set your correct age.
Range
Accuracy
Heart rate
Cadence
50-220 /min
40-80 rpm
±1bpm (stable state)
9-step graph
The progress to target has been reached quickly.
Have you set the target time or target calorie?
Set the values in accordance with your exercise pro-
gram.
No display of heart rate on screen
Have you set the earlobe sensor of pulse sensor cor-
rectly?
Elapsed time
Work rate
0min00sec-99min59sec ±0.003%
0-999 watts ±5watts at 50watts
Calorie consumption 0-999 kcal
Estimated value
8-segment graph
8-segment graph
Progress to target remaining 8/8-0/8
Pedal resistance
Screen display
Heart mark
1-8 levels
Display in input screen or exercise screen
Blinks to heart rate
Set the sensor at the center of your earlobe.
The sensor should be set after removing earrings
Is the pulse sensor plug firmly connected?
Insert the plug correctly.
Has the pulse sensor been damaged?
Check the pulse sensor according to the check proce-
dure.
Battery mark
Error mark
Illuminates when batteries run short
Illuminates when fails to detect the pulse sen-
sor signal
Pulse sensor OK mark Illuminates at the time of pulse sensor test
Setting function
Age
10-99 years of age (initial value: 40)
0-99 min. (initial value 20)
Target time
Target calorie
If it is found damaged, replace it with a brand-new one.
Unusually high heart rate is displayed.
Check the pulse sensor according to the check proce-
dure.
0-999kcal (initial value 0)
*Either of target time or target calorie can be set.
Upper pulse limit Automatically set (200–age) by inputting the
value for age.
*Setting can be changed by operating a button.
Alarm function
If it is found damaged, replace it with a brand-new one.
Upper pulse limit alarm:
Beep sound when the heart rate exceeds
preset upper pulse limit
Limited warranty
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Target achievement alarm: Beep sound when the target time or tar-
get calorie setting has been reached.
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Cat Eye Co., Ltd. guarantees that the Cateye Ergociser
Model EC-8000 is free from material defects and malfunc-
tions, for a period specified in the separate Warranty Card.
In case there should be defects or malfunctions under cor-
rect and normal personal use, Cat Eye will repair or re-
place the unit or parts, according to the terms and condi-
tions mentioned in the Warranty Card.
Power supply:
Battery life:
AA(R6) x 4
Approx. 200 hours (by alkaline batteries)
User's weight limit: 286 lbs (130 kg)
Measurement:
22-1/16 x 51-31/32 x 39-25/32” max
(560 x 1320 x 1010 mm)
approx. 68 lbs (31 kg)
Weight:
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If repair service is required, contact the dealer where you
purchased the unit.
The warranty covers only the main resistance unit and the
control panel. Accessories such as pulse sensor, and me-
chanically consumable parts are not covered.
*Specifications and design subject to change without notice.
CO.,LTD.
2-8-25, Kuwazu, Higashi Sumiyoshi-ku, OSAKA, 546-0041 JAPAN
PHONE: 81-6-719-7781
FAX:
81-6-719-2362
Made in Japan
Copyright© 1996 Cateye Co., Ltd.
Printed in Japan ECME80U-9807220
0689027
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