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- Page 1 Operator Manual Valiant Operator Manual Valiant English 932900 M Lode BV Groningen, The Netherlands 0344...
- Page 2 Operator Manual Valiant Intended Use The LODE treadmill is intended to be used as a training device in a medical environment. The following parameters can be measured: Speed (km/h) Grade (%) In combination with other diagnostic tools, like ECG or pulmonary function equipment, other important physiological data can be obtained, allowing a physician to evaluate a test subjects physical status.
- Page 3 Possible hazards Using the LODE treadmill according to intended use, contra indications, maintenance, precaution and common sense stated above may not eliminate all hazards. Possible residual hazards could be: wrong installation, wrong use, wrong dose, wrong interpretation of readings, mechanical breakdown of parts, software failure.
- Page 4 @: ask@lode.nl www.lode.nl This is the operator manual for the Lode Valiant Treadmill ergometer, which describes the basic actions for starting up. This manual is applicable for the following Valiant models: 932900 – starting with S/N 20122000 and further 932901, 932902, 932903, 932910, 932911, 932912 – starting with S/N 20121000 and further Copyright Lode BV, September 2012, all rights reserved.
- Page 5 Operator Manual Valiant Fig. 1: Parts/ Unterteile/Onderdelen Fig. 2: Frontside / Frontseite / Voorkant...
- Page 6 Operator Manual Valiant Fig. 3 Control Unit / Bedieneinheit/Bedieningspaneel...
- Page 7 Operator Manual Valiant Operator Manual Valiant English Lode BV Groningen, The Netherlands 0344...
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Page 8: Table Of Contents
Operator Manual Valiant TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION ENERAL ESIGN SAFETY RELIMINARY NOTES AFETY BELT MERGENCY STOP PTIONAL INSTALLATION ONNECTION ONNECTION MAINS CABLE WITCHING ON AND SELF TEST HECKING WALKING SURFACE YSTEM PARAMETER FIGURE NSTALLATION OVING AND TRANSPORT LECTROMAGNETIC INTERFERENCE OPERATION... -
Page 9: Introduction
Bold is used to refer to menu options and names of keys. Design The treadmill Valiant is built-up in a modular way with different possibilities for speed, dimensions of the walking surface and handrails. · Speed Valiant: 0,5 – 20 km/h ·... -
Page 10: Safety
Safety belt The safety belt has to be worn during running on the machine. The Valiant will stop automatically as soon as belt contact is interrupted from the magnetic contact of the operating panel. -
Page 11: Installation
Contact your supplier if this is not the case. Checking walking surface Before daily use of the Valiant, the belt has to be inspected on wear. By use of different services, it is possible that the belt has to be aligned. See for alignment the chapter 5.2 Alignment of the belt. -
Page 12: Installation
(if connected) and have it checked by an authorized expert. Moving and transport The Valiant can be moved over small distances by lifting the backside up and rolling forward over the small wheels at the front side. Electromagnetic interference... - Page 13 · To prevent electromagnetic interference, we strongly advise using separate mains groups (phases) for the Valiant and the short-wave or microwave equipment, and a distance of at least 2 meters is kept between the Valiant and the short-wave or microwave equipment.
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Page 14: Operation Units / Parts
Operator Manual Valiant 4 Operation Operation units / parts (see fold-out sheet at front) See figure 1 Front bar Adjustable side bars (option) Tension bolt (back roller) Control panel Motor compartment for height adjustment and drive Magnetic contact for safety belt... -
Page 15: Control Panel
Buttons for possible operation modes Manual mode Heartrate controlled operation (only Valiant with heartrate option) Programmable mode with time, speed and elevation Heartrate controlled protocols with time and heartrate (only Valiant with heartrate option) Buttons for adjustments of time, speed and angle Enter button... -
Page 16: Operation (Figure 3)
Valiant) to calculate the kilocalorie value. After the weight is confirmed with Enter [3] the Valiant will start with a minimum speed and elevation of 0%. The test subject has to adjust the speed manually by pressing + and – below the speed indicator. The elevation angle is adjusted by pressing the + and –... -
Page 17: Protocols With Time And Speed
Operator Manual Valiant For warming-up the Valiant will hold the start speed for 1 minute. After that the speed will increase until the target heart rate is reached. In this mode the display shows the actual heartrate and the Valiant increases the speed until the heartrate-zone is reached. -
Page 18: Heartrate Controlled Protocols
Now the start speed has to be selected. Warning: Be careful with choosing a start speed. If this speed is too high, the Valiant could start at a speed of which the test subject is not capable and the heartrate could be too high after a very short time. -
Page 19: Preprogrammed Protocols
Operator Manual Valiant When the heartrate is not received during the test, the indicator [12] will show [no Hr], As soon soon as the heart-rate is received, it will be displayed again. During the test the display [7] will alternately indicate the values: ·... - Page 20 Operator Manual Valiant 1. The Balke protocol under FIXED program item a Step Speed Speed Angle Duration (m/u) (minutes) (km/u) 10,0 13,0 15,0 1 8, 0 20,0 2 3,0 Table 1: Balke 3.0 mph The Bruce protocol under FIXED program item u...
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Page 21: Quick Start
4.3.6 Quick start (all models) The simplest way to start the Valiant is this quick start mode. No parameters have to be filled in and the Valiant can be started immediately by pressing Enter [3]. This test does not show the amount of performed kilo calories. -
Page 22: Maintenance
Alignment of the belt If the treadmill Valiant has to be used on a floor that is not flat, an authorized technician can align the belt as follows: Adjust the speed of the Valiant to 5 km/h. -
Page 23: Maintenance (By The User)
Before cleaning and other maintenance of the treadmill Valiant, first switch the off the Valiant and disconnect it from the mains. The Valiant can be cleaned with a damp cloth and a liquid (non-abrasive) cleaning product. The belt can be cleaned with a sponge, with little lukewarm... -
Page 24: Trouble Shooting
2. Watchdog error 3. Bus error If these errors occur, the Valiant should be switched off for at least 10 seconds before switching it on again. If the code persists, you should contact your dealer. Appearance of any other error-code is an indication you should also contact your dealer. -
Page 25: Technical Specifications
0.5 – 20 km/h Valiant Rehab 0.1 – 12 km/h * The Mains supply should be 230 volt. When less, e.g. 110 volt, the Valiant should be connected between two phases. Belt area 50 x 150 cm (eff.) Max. permissible weight on belt...
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