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TENDO V- 316 User Manual

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YOUR INTELLIGENT WEIGHT TRAINING
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  • Page 1 TENDO Unit YOUR INTELLIGENT WEIGHT TRAINING Hardware User Manual www.tendosport.com...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    CONTENT Overview…………….………………………………………………….…………………………………3 1 Technical description………….……………………………………….…………………………………4 2 Installation steps………..…………….……………………………….………………………………… 5 2.1 Battery installation………..…….………………………….………………………………… 5 2.2 How to attach microcomputer to a tripod or rack……………….………………………… 5 2.3 Connecting microcomputer and sensor unit…………………….………………………… 7 2.4 How to attach sensor unit to barbells or exercise machines……….………….………… 8 3 How the microcomputer operates…………….……………………….……………………………….

  • Page 3: Overview

    Built-in Battery Charger AC / DC Power Supply Adapter Manual Carrying Case iButton Reader for identification of the person with iButton for Tendo computer software What is optional? TENDO Bluetooth - wireless connection to the computer. The Tendo Analyzer computer software 
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  • Page 4: Technical Description

    1. Technical description System consists of 2 functional components: Sensor Unit and Microcomputer SENSOR UNIT MICROCOMPUTER Power Analyzer Power Analyzer - WL Sensor Unit is connected to the weight by a kevlar cord with a strap on a Velcro. In weight exercises, muscles lift a mass m by applying a force F at a velocity v, produces average power P.
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  • Page 5: Installation Steps

    2. Installation steps 
 2.1 Battery Installation New rechargeable batteries are pre-installed in the battery compartment.
 Before the microcomputer is operated, it is necessary to pull out a safety plastic strap from the battery compartment to release the battery contact. Afterwards, tighten the 2 battery compartment screws using a Phillips screwdriver.
  • Page 6 Tripod Unfold the tripod and attach the microcomputer magnet to the tripod’s metal plate. Rack Attach the microcomputer to the rack via the magnet on the back of your microcomputer unit. Place the Unit under the barbell, facing forward or sideways. www.tendosport.com...

  • Page 7: Connecting Microcomputer And Sensor Unit

    For quick microcomputer release from the rack or tripod, turn the microcomputer to the side or pull the unit from down side to up. For the microcomputer release from the tripod, hold the neck of the tripod to prevent its damage. 2.3 Connecting microcomputer and sensor unit 1.

  • Page 8: How To Attach Sensor Unit To Barbells Or Exercise Machines

    2.4. How to attach Sensor Unit to barbells or exercise machines? Fasten the cord of the sensor unit to the bar, dumbbell or top weight of the weight stack with the Velcro strap.
 Position the cord so that, during the exercise, the trajectory of the cord will be as close to perpendicular to the floor as possible.

  • Page 9: How The Microcomputer Operates

    3. How the microcomputer operates Upper display Mode button Middle display ON / OFF button Reset Button Up button Down button Lower display iButton reader After switching ON unit (press the ON/OFF button for 3 seconds, until you hear a short beep), weight of the barbell or stack is to be set using Up/Down buttons.
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  • Page 10: What Is Measured And Calculated

    weight exercise set (different weight setting without resetting between weight change), all reps will be compared with the absolute best repetition. Up to 500 reps can be stored and retrieved from memory. Reset button clears memory, recalls weight input. 
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  • Page 11: Enter Setup Mode

    If the batteries are charged, the green LED light flashes.
 Red LED light indicates low battery power. 6.2 Enter setup mode Press the Mode Button for 3 seconds, until you hear a short beep. To scroll down the setup menu, press the Mode button Identifying the parameters in the Setup Mode: 
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  • Page 12: Exit Setup Mode

    Use the Up and Down button to change settings. 6.3 Exit setup mode Press Reset Button and all changes will be saved.
 If you do not press Reset Button, the microcomputer exits from setup mode automatically after 30 seconds, without saving new settings. 6.4 What can be set up in setting mode •...

  • Page 13: Filter

    • Lower limit means every measured value of the selected parameter (power, velocity, force) which is below a setting percent values of lower limit will be indicated by means of short beep. Setting range:
 Lower Limit range from 0% to Upper Limit. Upper Limit range from 100% to Lower Limit.

  • Page 14: Limit For Partial Average Power And Peak Force

    
 The microcomputer system measures from the lowest position to the top. The Filter does not have any influence on measured range. The Filter just causes to not show measurement results for motions shorter than the setting value of the Filter. Remember: The value of Filter has to be set less than length of the motion.
  • Page 15 Example – Back Squat measured on waist Ice hockey player Olympic weightlifter Body weight 100kg 100kg Vertical jump height 50cm 56cm 1RM Back Squat 160kg 230kg Average power 954W 975W Peak Power 2316W 1579W Partial Avg Power (40%) 803W 1073W Peak Force up to 0.25 1320N/0.15 1574N/0.115 Ice Hockey player Olympic Weightlifter...

  • Page 16: Rest Time Measurement

    Force x time graph for back squat 6.4.5 Rest time measurement Microcomputer also measures a rest time between reps or sets. After 10 seconds of the rest time (Sensor Unit inactivity), the microcomputer will show time from the last repetition or set. The rest time is shown on lower display if the rest time is turned on.

  • Page 17: Factory Settings

    7. Factory settings 
 Load: 50kg
 Filter: 35 cm
 Audio signal upper limit: 100% 
 Audio signal lower limit: 90%
 Partial Average Power and Peak Force range: 50% Rest Time: OFF Eccentric Average velocity (ECS): OFF 8. Batteries 8.1 How to charge batteries The microcomputer has a built-in battery charger.

  • Page 18: Battery Exchange

    The battery indicator light while charging the unit: the battery indicator light emits a light only if the microcomputer is turned on. red light indicates – low voltage - the batteries need to be charged 
 flashes green light – charging process 
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  • Page 19: Power, Velocity, Force Measurement

    9.2 Power, Velocity, Force measurement After each repetition, the repetition number begins to display on the lower display, actual value of average power, partial avg power and peak power, average velocity, peak velocity and peak force on the upper display and percent value of the best repetition on the middle display. It is possible to change the weight setting, even if data are measured, without resetting the microcomputer unit.

  • Page 20: Memory

    • It is not needed to pair the bluetooth devices. • The Tendo software recognises the bluetooth the same way as a cable. Computer software and Tendo Bluetooth does not includes in the package and is an additional option in this models. www.tendosport.com...

  • Page 21: Maintenance And Trouble-Shooting

    12. MAINTENANCE and TROUBLE-SHOOTING TENDO Power Analyzer can be cleaned with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid spilling liquid on the microcomputer and sensor unit.
 Keep the microcomputer out of direct sunlight.
 Remove the batteries when storing the Power Analyzer. If the microcomputer does not function properly - the batteries should be charged.
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