Diamondback Fitness 900Er - Manual (Page 21)

900Er Owner’s Manual
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CONSOLE DISPLAY WINDOWS
Large Data Display
Located in the upper right‐hand corner of the LCD window, the Large Data Display window will
provide the user with feedback for Time, Calories, Pulse, or Distance. Selection of the displayed
data value is controlled by the DISPLAY key. If the Scan option is selected, “Scan” will be displayed
in the upper right‐hand corner of the Large Data Display window and the displayed value will
scroll through the four (4) options, alternating values every five (5) seconds.
Messaging/Data Display
This secondary console display window contains user data that has
been accumulated during the workout. There are two sets of data
and only one set is visible at any time. Pressing the DATA DISPLAY
key will toggle between one set (Time, Resistance Level, Pulse Rate
& Calories) and the other (Strides‐per‐minute, Speed, Distance & Watts). User instructions will also post in this field.
ƒ Time will track the program’s progress and will usually count down from the default or user‐selected value. During the
Fitness Test program and if a value of 00:00 is entered, the timer will count up.
ƒ Level refers to the resistance or load that is currently being applied during the workout. The load level is also displayed
in the brickyard matrix as a flashing column. There are sixteen (16) resistance levels to choose from.
ƒ A user’s Pulse rate, if detected, will be displayed as Beat‐per‐minute (Bpm).
ƒ The Calories field tracks the estimated number of calories burned from the start of the program.
ƒ Strides/min, or Strides‐per‐minute, is the number of complete revolutions a single pedal completes every sixty (60)
seconds. Speed is displayed as Mph or Kph (depending upon the current console setting) and is based upon the user’s
pedaling speed.
ƒ Distance is displayed in miles or kilometers (depending upon the current console setting) and is and estimate based
upon the number of strides.
ƒ Watts are units of energy generation and are frequently adopted to track the amount of work generated during a
workout. Watts are calculated with input from the user’s current Speed and Load.