Tunturi T80/F - Manual (Page 11)

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change the value using the arrow keys (limit 10 minutes
(10:00) – 3 hours (h3:00), adjusting at 5 minute steps /
3 km – 42 km, adjusting at 1 km steps). Press ENTER
to confirm your selection.
3. Press START. The exercise begins and the belt starts
moving. You can scale the profile speed level up and
down at 1 % steps using the arrow keys. Pressing
SELECT during the exercise will display speed,
elevation and heart rate profiles for the exercise.
4. Press STOP and the treadmill stops and moves
into waiting start for 5 minutes. You can restart the
interrupted exercise by pressing the START key within
5 minutes or you can save your workout in the console’s
memory (see Memory Function). Press the STOP key
twice to end exercising and display feedback on your
workout. The console then switches to its initial state.
5. The cool-down period will automatically start once
you have completed the profile. After the cool-down the
treadmill will stop. You can save your workout in the
console’s memory (see Memory Function).
B. Rolling Hills is an interval exercise in which you can
determine track speed yourself and set the distance to be
run or the duration of the exercise. Rolling Hills allows
you to regulate your speed using the PSC function.
Unless you use PSC, this profile does not require the
use of a heart rate belt. However, a heart rate belt will
provide you with interesting additional information
about your performance.
1. Press SELECT until the signal light shows the profile
4. Press ENTER to confirm your selection.
2. Press SELECT to move to profile duration (time /
distance) setting. The previous duration set is shown on
the display. Use the SELECT key to alternate between
different setting values. You can change the value using
the arrow keys (limit 10 minutes (10:00) – 3 hours
(h3:00), adjusting at 5 minute steps / 3 km – 42 km,
adjusting at 1 km steps).
3. Press START. The exercise begins and the belt starts
moving. Use the speed control keys or PSC to adjust the
speed. Pressing SELECT during the exercise will display
elevation and heart rate profiles for the exercise.
4. You can scale the program elevation profile up and
down using the arrow keys.
5. Press STOP and the treadmill stops and moves
into waiting start for 5 minutes. You can restart the
interrupted exercise by pressing the START key within
5 minutes or you can save your workout in the console’s
memory (see Memory Function). Press the STOP key
twice to end exercising and display feedback on your
workout. The console then switches to its initial state.
6. The cool-down period will automatically start once
you have completed the profile. After the cool-down the
treadmill will stop. You can save your workout in the
console’s memory (see Memory Function).
C. Heart rate controlled HRC profiles (5-8) are heart
rate controlled exercise profiles with different effort
levels that allow you to set the duration of the exercise.
The heart rate controlled profiles always require the
use of a heart rate belt. If heart rate measurement is
not working correctly, the error message CHECK
TRANSMITTER will be displayed. You should
then make sure that you have properly followed the
instructions on the use of the heart rate belt.
1. Press SELECT until the signal light shows next to the
profile (5-8) you want. Press ENTER to confirm your
selection.
2. Select the HRC mode with the arrow keys. Press
ENTER to confirm your selection.
3. Press SELECT to move to profile duration (time /
distance) setting. The previous duration set is shown on
the display. Use the SELECT key to alternate between
different setting values. You can change the value using
the arrow keys (limit 10 minutes (10:00) – 3 hours
(h3:00), adjusting at 5 minute steps / 3 km – 42 km,
adjusting at 1 km steps).
4. Press START. The exercise begins and the belt starts
moving.
5. You can scale the profile speed level up and down at 1
% steps using the arrow keys.
6. Press STOP and the treadmill stops and moves
into waiting start for 5 minutes. You can restart the
interrupted exercise by pressing the START key within
5 minutes or you can save your workout in the console’s
memory (see Memory Function). Press the STOP key
twice to end exercising and display feedback on your
workout. The console then switches to its initial state.
7. The cool-down period will automatically start once
you have completed the profile. After the cool-down the
treadmill will stop. You can save your workout in the
console’s memory (see Memory Function).
PROFILES
(profile figures are at the back fold of the manual)
PROFILE 1 (Hill Walk). This profile is based on regular
changes in elevation, combined with a fairly steady,
brisk walking pace. The profile is suited to beginners
and active walkers. The default values are preset to an
average speed of 5.2 km/h and a top speed of 5.8 km/h,
with an average elevation of 2.7%.
PROFILE 2 (Hill Jog). This profile is based on irregular
changes in elevation, combined with a fairly steady, light
jogging pace. The profile is suited to beginners as well as
to those who want to maintain their fitness. The default
values are preset to an average speed of 6.9 km/h and
a top speed of 7.2 km/h, with an average elevation of
1.9%.
PROFILE 3 (Hill Run). This profile is based on a
consistent, low elevation, combined with a brisk
running pace with regular variation. The profile is suited
to active runners. The default values are preset to an
average speed of 11.6 km/h and a top speed of 12.5
km/h, with an average elevation of 1.8%.
PROFILE 4 (Rolling Hills). A distance profile where you
can set the distance to be covered in kilometres. The
profile is specifically designed for regular training, but
also allows for varied routines in fitness training. The
maximum distance is 42 km, with the default value
preset to 3 km, adjusting at 1 km steps. The profile
features interval type elevation settings, with an average
elevation of 2.4%.
PROFILE 5 (Fatburner 1). A heart rate profile with a
low level of effort, based on a regular rise and fall in the
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