FITX ON-DEMAND FITNESS FITX User manual

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Quick Start Guide V1.0
Date: 12/10/2019
Wiring Instructions
Installation Instructions
Calibration Instructions
Setup Checklist and Program Exit
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Wiring Instructions
Use HDMI Cable from the television to the kiosk (male to male) and a standard or our
recommended electrical outlet. *See Recommended Outlet Image
We recommend the HDMI be run behind the wall in conduit this makes it easy to
change out the HDMI cord in case of failure. Ensure the wiring for kiosk runs 45”
from a nished oor.
HDMI outlet should be installed with a full 8” between the
standard electrical outlet. *See Wiring Image
Optimal height for Television is 72” from nished oor
Recommend 60”Television or larger
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*Recommended Outlet
*Wiring Image

Installation Instructions
Install the bracket to the TV and mount to wall (kiosk should be mounted between
the standard outlet and HDMI cable). Cords should be tucked away and secured. You
need to make sure that upon installation, the kiosk covers ALL outlets/plugs/cords.
Plug in the HDMI Cable to the adapter
NOTE: BEFORE YOU CONNECT THE ADAPTER TO THE COMPUTER.
IMPORTANT STEP TO ASSURE THAT THE TOUCH SCREEN WORKS.
Plug in the kiosk power cord, mount the TV to wall bracket, and turn on kiosk
(on and o button located on the bottom right front of kiosk).
Use the TV Remote to turn on the TV, and then change input so that the TV screen
mirrors the kiosk. You will need to use the TV remote to change the display resolution
on the TV so that the FITX Program takes up the entire TV screen. You may have to
reach out to your TV supplier as the instructions to change the resolution for each TV
model may dier. You also may have to choose a few options to see which setting will
play FitX on the entire TV screen.
Once that is complete, you will need to test the touch screen. Depending on the TV
brand the kiosk touchscreen will need to be calibrated.
If touchscreen is reactive then set up is complete. If the touchscreen is not reactive/
out of calibration then follow the next steps.
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Calibration Instructions
You will see that the FitX Program will lock the system down. To Calibrate you will
need to have the mouse and keyboard plugged in (this will be a tight t to get them
plugged in).
1. Connect a keyboard to the computer. 2. Press ctrl + alt + del.
3. Click the Task manager option.
4. In Task manager, press File and then open Run New Task. 5. In the prompt, type
explorer.exe and then press OK.
This will unlock the FitX program and you can now engage with Windows.
On the desktop (to nd desktop go into le folder icon in taskbar and then click on
Desktop) then right click and with mouse and click:
Display control panel, where it says “Duplicate these displays”, change it to “extended
desktop”. Hit “Apply” and you should now see two displays at the top, each with
either a “1” or “2” on it.
Choose display 1 (the PC touchscreen), check the box for “make this my main
display”, and then hit “Apply”.
Choose display 2 (the TV), change its resolution to 1920x1080, then hit “Apply”. Hit
the Windows key and type “calibrate” in the to search for the touchscreen calibration,
and then choose “calibrate touchscreen display”. Once the utility is open, follow the
instructions of the setup wizard to enable/calibrate the touchscreen on the PC.
Lastly put kiosk on airplane mode
Please reboot the system will take less than 5 minutes and should pull up directly to
the FitX Program. Test audio/video and touch screen.
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Final checks to ensure quality:
Wires are hidden behind kiosk
Sound, videos, and touchscreen are fully functional.
The back two screws are placed to lock kiosk mount to bracket.
Restart the computer and make sure the FitX Program runs on startup.
How to exit out of FitX Program:
1. Connect a keyboard to the computer.
2. Press ctrl + alt + del.
3. Click the Task manager option.
4. In Task manager, press File and then open Run New Task. 5. In the prompt, type
explorer.exe and then press OK.
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