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C546 Self Powered Elliptical Fitness Crosstrainer

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Procedure 3.3 - Displaying the Odometer

Procedure

1. Start pedalling and continue to pedal as you perform step 2.

2. With the PRECOR C546 banner scrolling, press keys RESET,6,5, sequentially.

3. The message INFORMATION DISPLAY will be displayed for a few seconds.

4. The message ODOMETER will be displayed followed by the total number of strides

accumulated. The total number of strides can be converted to miles by dividing by 2241 or

to kilometers by dividing by 1392.5. Press the ENTER key to advance to total strides.

5. The message TOTAL STRIDES will be displayed followed by the total number of strides

logged on the C546. Press the ENTER key to advance to hour meter.

6. The message HOUR METER will be displayed followed by the total number of hours that

the C546 has been in use. Press the ENTER key to advance to software version.

7. The message SOFTWARE VERSION will be displayed followed by the software versions of

the upper and lower PCA’s. For example, UPPER 1.01 LOWER 1.01. Press the ENTER key

to advance to error log.

8. The message ERROR LOG will be displayed followed by the error in log position 1. Each

log entry shows the log position, the stride count when the error occurred and the hour

meter when the error occurred. For example; 1 ER21 123456 STR 45678 HRS. The error

log can record up to ten error conditions. The error code in position one will be the most

recent error and the error in position ten will be the oldest error. If more than ten errors have

been logged, only the ten most recent will be displayed. When a new error is logged, each

existing error is pushed down one position and the error in position 10, if any, is lost. Use the

 and  keys to move through the log. Pressing and holding the QUICK START key for

four seconds will clear the log. Press the ENTER key to exit the odometer program.

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