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CONSOLE OPERATION
Glossary of Terms
Banner/Idle Mode
The Banner Mode may also be described as the Idle Mode. Power is supplied to the console and all segments and
keypad LED lamps will light in sequence to indicate that the unit is ready for operation. Programs and Setting modes
may be launched from the Banner Mode. The Banner Mode will time out in four (4) minutes and enter Power Save
Mode if no input is received in the form of console key presses or pedal rotation.
Demo/Idle Mode
The Demo Mode operation is identical to the Banner Mode except the console will never power off and does not
enter the Power Save Mode. Primarily used for in‐store displays, the console ships with the factory default of "Demo
Mode On". The user may choose between the Demo Mode and the Banner Mode in Console Setup mode (see the
section titled Console Setup).
Power Save Mode
The unit will be plugged in, but no power will be supplied to the console. Pressing any key on the console will launch
the Banner Mode. The unit will enter Power Save mode after five (5) minutes of inactivity.
LCD
An acronym for liquid crystal display. The 910 display screen is an LCD with integrated backlighting for excellent
visibility.
Watts
A unit of measurement which correlates to the rate energy is generated.
Resistance Level
Also called intensity level. The load applied to the workout by the unit. The higher the intensity level, the higher the
resistance. There are thirty‐two (32) resistance levels.
Heart Rate Control
Also called Interactive or Heart Rate Control. To maintain a constant heart rate target, the computer console will
automatically adjust the resistance or load up or down to increase and decrease the user's heart rate.
Heart Rate Sensors
Located on the fixed handlebar, the user can monitor their heart rate during a workout by simply gripping the touch
heart rate sensors.
Default Values
Age
35 years
Weight
150 pounds (68 kg if system is operating in metric mode)
Time
30 minutes
Resistance Level
Level 1
24
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