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Sports Art Industrial Co., Ltd.
ISO 9001/14001 Certified
No. 11, Gong Huan Rd. Tainan City, Taiwan R.O.C.
2014.10
www.gosportsart.com
C545U 15" TFT LCD
BIKE
Owner's Manual

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  • Page 1 C545U 15” TFT LCD BIKE Owner’s Manual Sports Art Industrial Co., Ltd. ISO 9001/14001 Certified 2014.10 No. 11, Gong Huan Rd. Tainan City, Taiwan R.O.C. www.gosportsart.com...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    STEP 9 Install the Power Cord .............. 25 STEP 10 TV Terminal and Netwotk ............26 STEP 11 Install the TV Cable ..............27 5. UNDERSTAND THE C545U-15 DISPLAY ........28 DISPLAY Overview ................28 DISPLAY Home Page Display Sequence ..........28 DISPLAY Keys ..................

  • Page 3: Introduction

    1. INTRODucTION Congratulations on your purchase of one of the finest exercise products on the market today, the C545U 15” touch screen upright exercise cycle. Constructed of high quality materials and designed for years of reliable usage, this product was made to become an integral part of your commercial fitness venue.

  • Page 4: Safety Precautions

    2. SAfETy PREcAuTIONS Your SportsArt bike was designed and built for optimum safety. However certain precautions apply whenever you use your bike. Please read the entire manual before assembly and operation. Also, please note the following safety precautions: ● Please read the instructions carefully and install the bike as instructed. ●...
  • Page 5 2. SAfETy PREcAuTIONS (cONTINuED) caution If you feel any pain or abnormal sensation, STOP YOUR WORKOUT and consult your physician immediately. Work within your recommended exer- cise level. DO NOT work to exhaustion. Before beginning any exercise program, you should consult with your doc- tor.
  • Page 6 2. cONSIgNES DE SécuRITé • Votre vélo SportsArt a été conçu et fabriqué afin d’assurer une sécurité optimale. Cependant certaines précautions s’appliquent chaque fois que vous utilisez votre vélo de course. • Lisez entièrement le manuel avant l’assemblage et l’utilisation. Veuillez aussi noter les consignes de sécurité...
  • Page 7 2. cONSIgNES DE SécuRITé (SuITE) Ce vélo n’est pas destiné à être utilisé par des personnes (y compris des enfants) dont les capacités physiques, sensorielles ou mentales sont réduites ou qui ne disposent pas de l’expérience ou du savoir nécessaires, sauf si celles-ci ont au préalable été...

  • Page 8: List Of Parts

    3. LIST Of PARTS Assembly Parts Name Qty. No. Name Qty. A1 Display A9 Left/right pedal A2 Pedestal A10 Rear support A3 Fan cover A11 Rear support cover A4 Left handlebar A12 Hardware kit A5 Right handlebar A13 Storage tray A6 Pedestal cover A14 Power cord A7 Main frame and body...
  • Page 9 3. LIST Of PARTS (cONTINuED) Components in the Hardware Kit Name Qty. Specification Notes 21 Screw socket Mushroom top Phillips screw M5*L12 Serrated washer BW5 3/16 23 Mushroom top Phillips screw M5*L15 24 Phillips screw M5*L15 25 Mushroom top Phillips screw M4*L16 L-shaped Allen wrench L-shaped Allen wrench...

  • Page 10: Assemble The Product

    4. ASSEMBLE THE PRODucT Follow instructions below to assemble this product. Note that in this manual the words “left” and “right” are used to refer to the product and its parts. As such, these designations correspond to the “left” and “right” sides of a per- son in position to exercise on this product.

  • Page 11: Step 1 Install The Rear Support And Cover

    STEP 1 Install the Rear Support and cover...
  • Page 12 STEP 1 Install the Rear Support and cover (continued) Follow steps (a) through (d) below to install the rear support and its cover. (a) Insert screw sockets (21) into the rear support (A8) and then remove screws (31) from the rear support (A8). (b) Use these screws (31) to secure the rear support (A8) to the main frame (A5) as shown.

  • Page 13: Step 2 Install The Display, Pedestal And Handlebars

    STEP 2 Install the Display, Pedestal and Handlebars...
  • Page 14 STEP 2 Install the Display, Pedestal & Handlebars (cont.) Follow steps (a) through (n) below to install the display, pedestal and handle- bars. (a) First, remove screws (32) from the lower part of the pedestal (A2). (Note: Areas A and B have elongated holes; Area C has round holes.) (b) Insert the pedestal cover (A6) onto the display (A1) as shown.
  • Page 15 STEP 2 Install the Display, Pedestal & Handlebars (cont.) (d) Insert the pedestal (A2) onto the pedestal base on the main frame (A7), aligning it with hole A. Start threading screws (32), but do not fully secure these screws yet. (e) Once screws are loosely in place, lower the pedestal into place until holes B and C come into alignment.
  • Page 16 STEP 2 Install the Display, Pedestal & Handlebars (cont.) (h) Remove the stopper (37) and screws (38) from the pedestal (A2). (i) Secure the display (A1) to the pedestal (A2) with screws (24) as shown. (j) Connect five cables from the pedestal (A2) to five cables from the display (A1) and then push the black cover to cover the end of the cables as shown.
  • Page 17 STEP 2 Install the Display, Pedestal & Handlebars (cont.) (k) Disconnect the feeder cord at area A from the pedestal and then wrap it around the top of the HTR cable to secure them together as shown. (l) Disconnect the feeder cord at area B, and then pull the HTR cable upward to thread through the left/right handlebar as indicated by arrows.
  • Page 18 STEP 2 Install the Display, Pedestal & Handlebars (cont.) (n) Remove screws (36) from the left/right handlebar (A4) (A5) and secure the left/right handlebar (A4) (A5) onto theirs mount on the pedestal with screws (36). (o) Secure the stopper (37) and screws (38) back into place. (Note: Collect the cables in the back of stopper.) (p) Secure the fan cover (A) onto its mount on the pedestal with screws (25) and then insert the screw socket (21) onto its mount in the back of the...

  • Page 19: Step 3 Install The Pedals

    STEP 3 Install the Pedals Be very careful in securing pedals to the pedal cranks. Otherwise, pedals and crank threads can easily become stripped and must be replaced. Note that left and right side designations for parts correlate to the exerciser’s left and right sides as he or she exercises on the product.

  • Page 20: Step 4 Install The Seat Bottom

    STEP 4 Install the Seat Bottom First, remove nuts from the seat bottom (A8). Set the seat bottom (A8) in place and secure it with the nuts.

  • Page 21: Step 5 Install The Storage Tray

    STEP 5 Install the Storage tray Follow steps (a) through (b) below to install the storage tray. (a) First insert screw sockets (21) into the pedestal. (b) Use these screws (23) to secure the storage tray (A13) onto the pedestal.

  • Page 22: Step 6 Move The Product

    STEP 6 Move the Product Follow steps (a) through (c) below to move the product in place for use. (a) Stand in front of the unit. Place one foot in front of the wheel. (b) Hold onto handlebars with both hands. (c) Press the handlebars down, placing the unit at a slant and then roll the bike off the cardboard and into place for use.

  • Page 23: Step 7 Level The Bike

    STEP 7 Level the Bike For the user’s safety and the proper functioning of the product, this bike must sit level on a flat floor. If necessary, adjust the levelers by following instructions (a) through (c) below. (a) Loosen the leveler nut. (b) Rotate the leveler foot downward so it firmly touches the floor.

  • Page 24: Step 8 Seat Position Adjustment

    STEP 8 Seat Position Adjustment Follow steps (a) through (c) to adjust seat height. (a) Turn the seat adjustment knob counterclockwise and then pull the knob. (b) Use your hand to adjust the seat position up or down. (c) When the seat is in the desired position, release the knob and then turn the knob clockwise to lock the seat into place.
  • Page 25 STEP 8 Seat Position Adjustment (continued) Follow steps (d) through (f) below to adjust seat fore and aft placement. (d) Press the fore/aft adjustment lever downward to release the seat. (e) Use your hand to move the seat fore or aft as desired. (f) Lift the fore/aft adjustment lever upward to secure this position.

  • Page 26: Step 9 Install The Power Cord

    STEP 9 Install the Power cord (a) First remove screws (35) from the power cord socket on the product. (b) Insert the power cord into place on the product. (c) Secure power cord connector screws (35) and then insert the other end of the power cord (A17) into the appropriate power supply socket in the wall.

  • Page 27: Step 10 Tv Terminal And Netwotk

    STEP 10 TV Terminal and Netwotk (a) NETWORK: Connect to Ethernet. (b) CATV: Connect to NTSC or PAL (c) AV Terminal: Connect to DVD Player or Media player. (d) DTV: Connect to Digital TV. (NTSC or PAL)

  • Page 28: Step 11 Install The Tv Cable

    STEP 11 Install the TV cable NTSC system: Directly connect your local area connector as shown. PAL system: Insert TV Terminal (A15) and conect to your local area connector as shown.

  • Page 29: Understand The C545U-15 Display

    5. uNDERSTAND THE c545u-15 DISPLAy DISPLAy Overview The C545U-15 display was designed to help people obtain their fitness goals simply and conveniently. Please familiarize yourself with the features of this display and thereby get optimum benefit and enjoyment from this product.

  • Page 30: Display Keys

    DISPLAy Keys 1. Energy Smart wake up button 2. Headphone Jacks DISPLAy Windows 1. SPEED: 0.1 mph (kph) 2. LEVEL: 1 - 40 3. TIME: 0:00 to 600:00 4. DISTANCE: 0.00 to 9999 kilometers or miles 5. CALORIES: Range 0 to 9999 kcal 6.

  • Page 31: Home Page

    DISPLAy Home Page 1. QUICK START key: to start Quick Start program 2. PROGRAM SELECTION key: to enter various program categories 3. MEDIA SELECTION key: to enter various media options 4. USER PROFILE key: to set up user’s profile 5. DEFAULT SETTINGS key: to enter engineering settings 6.

  • Page 32: Operate The Product

    6. OPERATE THE c545u-15 ELLIPTIcAL There are two ways to start operating this product: (1) Press the QUICK START key, or (2) press the PROGRAM SELECTION key to enter a preset program. Using the QUICK START key allows you to begin exercising im- mediately, without first entering user information.
  • Page 33 OPERATION Quick Start (continued) 7. Program selection button: switch current program to a different program during exercising. 8. Left-handed or right-handed buttons: press either hand to put the Quick keys (10) on the left side of the screen or right side. 9.

  • Page 34: Operation Program Selection

    OPERATION Quick Start (continued) Workout summary: OPERATION Program Selection The program mode provides user-specific caloric expenditure and target heart rate values, along with accumulated time, total distance, and total ca- loric expenditure values for individual users. WORKOuT PROgRAMS: Preset workout programs include: Manual, Plateau, Interval (1:1, 1:2, 2:2) programs, Vari-stride &...
  • Page 35 OPERATION Program Selection (continued) Display during exercise is as shown below. The human icon indicates the current progress; the finished portion is showing in Grey; current position is flashing orange and white and the future portion is showing in white. The progress bar is showing below to indicate user progress.
  • Page 36 OPERATION Program Selection (continued) Display during exercise is as shown below. The human icon indicates the current progress; the finished portion is showing in Grey; current position is flashing orange and white and the future portion is showing in white. The progress bar is showing below to indicate user progress.
  • Page 37 OPERATION Program Selection (continued) INTERVAL (1:1, 1:2, 2:2) There are two segments, a rest segment and a work segment, each of which can have a different time and resistance setting. There are three interval programs: 1:1, 1:2, and 2:2. Numbers in these programs represent time. For instance, in the 1:2- interval workout, one indicates a segment of one-minute in duration, followed by a second segment of two minutes in duration.
  • Page 38 OPERATION Program Selection (continued) Display during exercise is the same as Plateau program, refer to pervious program pages for details. fAT BuRN In this program, there are 1-20 different difficulty stages to select from. Once Manual-Level program is selected, it will enter user profile setting page. (1) Age: enter user’s age.
  • Page 39 OPERATION Program Selection (continued) RANDOM Each time the RANDOM key is pressed a different randomly generated workout illustration will appear. There is an almost infinite number of ran- domly generated workouts. Once Random program is selected, it will enter user profile setting page: Age, weight, goal and speed. After setting, press START to begin the program.
  • Page 40 OPERATION Program Selection (continued) Display during exercise is as shown below. The number above the Heart icon represents the current heart rate. The progress bar is showing below to indicate user progress. The graph in the middle represents the target RPM vs.
  • Page 41 OPERATION Program Selection (continued) fIT TEST The FIT TEST program is designed for physical fitness assessments. Once the Fit Test program is selected, it will enter user profile setting page: Age, weight, height, gender. Target heart rate and BMI boxes are calculated and filled based on the information user entered;...

  • Page 42: Operation Media Selection

    OPERATION Media Selection There are several media input options built in this console; such as TV(TV, DTV, A/V), USB(Music/Video) as well as 5 web quick keys. There is a built in remote control for changing the channels and volume con- trol.

  • Page 43: Operation User Profile

    OPERATION User Profile User profile is designed for more accurate workout calculation and control during program. It is encouraged to enter and save the user profile before each program for future convenience and more accurate workout tracking. OPERATION Default Setting User may change the default setting by visit Default setting section and mod- ify the settings.

  • Page 44: Operation Switching Program

    OPERATION Switching Program User may switch to a different program during exercising by pressing the Program Selection button on the bottom of the screen. If this occurs, the program goal will remain the same as previous program and data accumula- tion (Time, Distance, Calories) will continue counting from previous program as well.

  • Page 45: About Heart Rate Detection

    7. ABOuT HEART RATE DETEcTION Heart rate detection functions are selected at the time of purchase. Not every product includes every type of heart rate detection device. The following explains factors that influence the performance of two of the most common types of heart rate detection devices.

  • Page 46: Guidelines For Exercise

    Note that in dry areas in particular, static electricity can interfere with unit operation and shock people. To discharge static electricity from your body, touch something else before touching metal on the product. 8. guIDELINES fOR EXERcISE HOW HARD SHOuLD I EXERcISE? Studies show that to benefit from aerobic exercise, people need to maintain a certain heart rate during their workouts.

  • Page 47: Accessories

    9. AccESSORIES There are accessories attached to this console; some are standard and some are optional. The following explains the details of each accessory and its function. uSB cHARgER (Standard) The USB charger will provide 5V 500mA voltage for the smart phone or other devices charging.

  • Page 48: Accessories Entertainment Cap

    9. AccESSORIES (cONTINuED) Entertainment cap (a) RFID member card slot: work with both optional SA WELL+ and ECOFIT member cards. (b) Bluetooth connection button: press this button to unpair the smart phone SA WELL+ App. (c) USB port: this port is used for device charging as well as optional data transferring.

  • Page 49: Maintenance

    10. MAINTENANcE Maintenance topics are presented below in the following order: maintenance schedule, task list, one-year maintenance log, and electronics block diagram. MAINTENANcE Error Messages Error messages can appear on this console as a troubleshooting aid. Error messages appear in the following format: “ERROR _8_x” to represent the communication abnormality with the drive board.

  • Page 50: Maintenance How To Replace A Fuse

    MAINTENANcE How to Replace a fuse If electrical current becomes too high, the fuse breaks. This protects the product. To replace a fuse, follow instructions (a through g) below. (a) Use a tool to press the fuse cap inward. (b) Turn the fuse cap counterclockwise. (c) The fuse cap springs out.

  • Page 51: Maintenance Schedule

    MAINTENANcE Schedule Area Week Month Quarter Year Notes Exterior Clean Inspect for looseness. Screws Secure if necessary. Wipe clean with a Seat bottom damp cloth. Inspect for looseness. Pedals Tighten if needed.

  • Page 52: Maintenance Task List

    MAINTENANcE Task List Like cars, fitness products require maintenance. Regular maintenance ex- tends product life, and failure to maintain products can void the manufac- turer’s warranty. Copy the maintenance log sheet, and record maintenance work for each fitness product. Daily tasks 1.

  • Page 53: Maintenance One-Year Maintenance Log

    MAINTENANcE One-year Maintenance Log Facility:_______________________ Supervisor:____________________ Product model number:__________ Serial number:_________________ Start date: ____________________ End date:_____________________ Daily Tasks Weeks 1-7 Weeks 8-14 Weeks 15-21 Week 22-28 Completed Daily Tasks Week 29-35 Week 36-42 Week 43-49 Week 50-52 Completed Weekly Tasks Weeks 1-7 Weeks 8-14 Weeks 15-21 Weeks 22-28...

  • Page 54: Maintenance Electronics Block Diagram

    MAINTENANcE Electronics Block Diagram USB Board 15" LCD Screen CSAFE Board iPod Board Control Board Display Board HRC Board CATV EUP Key Board Head Phone Board HTR Board Contact HTR plates Drive Board Electro-magnet EUP Board Model no. board Optic sensor Console power board Switch AC Jack...

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