Insportline IN 6923 User manual

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USER MANUAL – EN
IN 6923 Treadmill inSPORTline Borra Pro

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CONTENTS
1. FITTINGS CHECKING................................................................................................................................. 3
2. OVERVIEW DRAWING .............................................................................................................................. 4
2.1 Wire Rod and Power Switch.................................................................................................................. 5
2.2 Running Belt and Lateral Incline Base.................................................................................................. 6
3. IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS................................................................................................... 7
3.1 Power Requirement ............................................................................................................................... 7
3.2 Add Lubricant........................................................................................................................................ 8
3.3 Level Adjustment .................................................................................................................................. 9
3.4 Power Switch......................................................................................................................................... 9
3.5 Running Belt Adjustment...................................................................................................................... 9
4. ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS................................................................................................................... 11
4.1 Pre-Assembly Check List.................................................................................................................... 11
4.2 Hardware Pack..................................................................................................................................... 12
4.3 Assembly Steps ................................................................................................................................... 13
5. PULSE DETECTION SYSTEM.................................................................................................................. 15
6. COMPUTER OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS........................................................................................... 16
6.1 Subject Instruction............................................................................................................................... 16
6.2 Key Functions (Any effectively key should create one sound) ........................................................... 19
6.3 General Operation and Instructions:.................................................................................................... 20
6.4 Exercise Program Summary:............................................................................................................... 21
6.5 Error Signal ......................................................................................................................................... 26
6.6 iPod Function Instructions................................................................................................................... 26
6.7 Project Mode ....................................................................................................................................... 29
7. PROGRAM DIAGRAMS............................................................................................................................ 34
8. PARTS LIST................................................................................................................................................ 44
9. EXPLODED VIEW ..................................................................................................................................... 49
10. TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF WARRANTY, WARRANTY CLAIMS .......................................... 50

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1. FITTINGS CHECKING
Check the following fittings after opening the box. If there is anything missing, please contact with the local
dealer.

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2. OVERVIEW DRAWING

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2.1 Wire Rod and Power Switch
Wire Rod:
Twist the power cord round the wire rod.
Note:
Don’t carry the treadmill by the wire rod. Pulling it by force will result in distortion.
Power Switch:
Circuit Breaker
If the current excesses rated current, the circuit breaker will bounce.
Press it back after 10 minutes.
Power Socket:
Please pay attention to the voltage of the socket (110V or 220V)

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2.2 Running Belt and Lateral Incline Base
Running Belt:
Don’t touch the running belt by hand to avoid danger while the treadmill is running.
Lateral Incline Base:
The hand shouldn’t be close to the incline base to avoid danger while the treadmill is ascending or falling.

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3. IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
When using this product, basic precautions should always be followed, including the following:
Please read the instruction carefully before starting to use this product.
Danger – To reduce the risk of electric shock：
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Always unplug this product from the electrical outlet immediately after using and before cleaning the treadmill.
Warning – To reduce the risk of burns, fire, electric shock, or physical injury：
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•The product should never be left unattended while plugged in.
•When using the treadmill, please step on the treadmill before start. Do not start the treadmill and then
step on the treadmill. Unplug the product from the outlet when not in use or before putting on or taking
off the clothes and other belongings.
•To avoid any danger, close supervision is necessary when this production is used by children, invalids
or disabled persons. So it is when the machine is working with such persons around.
•Not proper or excessive training may be harmful to your health.
•Be sure to use the product only for its intended use as described in this manual. Do not use any
attachment not recommended by the manufacturer in order to avoid any danger or accidents
•Never operate the product if it has a damaged cord or plug, if it is not working properly, if it has been
damaged, or dropped into water. Please return the product to the service center of seller for examination
and repair.
•Do not carry this product by the supply cord or use the cord as a handle.
•Keep the cord away from hot surfaces or ground.
•Never operate the product with the air vents blocked. Keep the air vents free of lint, hair, etc.
•Never drop or insert any objects into any vent of the treadmill.
•Do not use or operate outdoors.
•Place the treadmill on flat ground or flat roof.
•Please confirm 2000mmx1000mm space away behind the treadmill.
•Do not operate where aerosol (spray) products are being used or where oxygen is thin.
•Before turning the product power off, turn all controls to the off position then remove the plug from the
outlet
•Connect the product to a properly grounded outlet only.
•If the machine has folding mechanism, user should descend the incline to original position after
workout.
•The max weight of user is 150kg.
3.1 Power Requirement
Power Voltage (V) Frequency (H) Rated Current (A)
100 50/60 18
120 50/60 18
200 50/60 9
220 50/60 9
230 50/60 9

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240+ 50/60 9
Wirings should be transported according to the electric law of the local country. High pressure wires, low
pressure wires and underground wires should be transported separately and can’t connect with or twist other
wires.
Improper connection of the grounding plug can result in the risk of electric shock. Check with a qualified
electrician or serviceman if you are in doubt as to whether the products are properly grounded. Do not modify
the plug provided with the product – If it will not fit the outlet, have a proper outlet installed by a qualified
electrician.
3.2 Add Lubricant
Use the Hex Wrench to unscrew the hex screws inside the Rear End Cap. Then pull the belt up and daub some
SILICON to the center of the board. After that, adjust the belt to the center of the deck, followed by tightening
the screw to the original set. Half a month should be checked once.
•Time of add SILICONE
When suggested time of adding SILICONE is achieved, please extend your hand to the center of the running
board to make sure whether there is any SILICONE before adding. If no SILICONE on the running board,
please add 30cc SILICONE to the running board. If there is still a little SILICONE, add 15cc SILICONE to the
running board.
•Area of adding SILICONE

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Add SILICONE from the center of the running board to the running belt’s the left and right side which should
minus 6 cm.
3.3 Level Adjustment
The treadmill will wobble during workout and the incline angles will be affected if it is placed on uneven
ground.
The level adjustment method is as follows:
Turn A counter-clockwise to loosen it
Adjust B to the proper height
Turn A clockwise to tighten it.
The left side adjustment method is the same with the right side.
3.4 Power Switch
The Power Switch is on the bottom panel of the treadmill. 1 means on, 0 means off.
3.5 Running Belt Adjustment
After assembling the treadmill, check the operation of the running belt.
First, make sure the power supply is correct. After starting the treadmill, stand on the two sides of the pedal (At
the very start, don’t stand on the running belt). Press QUICK START key and then increase the speed to
4.0MPH (6.4KPH) by pressing + key.
If the running belt is moving towards the right side：
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Turn the right button 90°clockwise and contrarotate the left button (A) 90°. You will find the treadmill return to
the center position automatically.
If the running belt is moving towards the left side：
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Turn the left button 90°clockwise and contrarotate the right button 90°. You can also find the treadmill return to
the center position automatically.
If you find that the belt has not moved to the proper position, please repeat the steps above.
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：When adjusting the button, the angle cannot exceed 90°which will make it impossible to adjust the belt
to the proper position.

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4. ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
Ready the operation instructions carefully before use, then choose a flat position to assemble.
This treadmill also can use other way to account the HRC. When in fitness, user can wear the
chest pulse belt and the HRC will show in Pulse windows.
4.1 Pre-Assembly Check List
ITEM Description Qty
A Computer handrail tube set 1
B Computer console with fixing shelf 1
C Frame 1
D Left upright tube 1
E Right upright tube 1
F Flask shelf 1

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4.2 Hardware Pack
ITEM Description Qty
a Allen bolt SK-470 8
b Truss hex screw M8xP1.25x15 4
c Hex head screw M8xP1.25x20
Stainless Steel 2
d Washer Ø8xØ19x3.0t 2
e Spring Washer M8 4
f Truss hex screw M8xP1.25x30 2
g Sucker 4
h Bushing Wrench + Screwdriver 1
i T-shaped Wrench 8mm x 200mm 1
j Hex Wrench + Screwdriver
5mm x 70mm x 70mm 1
k Hex Wrench 6mm x 80mm x
80mm 1
l SILICONE 1
m Safety clip 1
n Philips screw M5xP0.8x15 2

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4.3 Assembly Steps
STEP 1
Two persons are required to finish the assembly steps.
Caution!! Please follow exactly the assembly steps below to avoid injury.
Remove the motor cover from frame (C), then slightly fix Upright (D, E) with screw (a, c) and washer (d, e).
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•To avoid danger, always assemble the treadmill with more than two workers, do not assemble by
yourself.
•When assembling the upright, make sure one person holds the upright to avoid falling.
STEP 2
1. Place the Computer Shelf (A) on the assembled Uprights (D, E) of Frame(C) and pull the control wire
in upright to connect it with the computer’s. Then put the computer shelf above the uprights and tighten
with Truss hex screw (b) as shown in the above drawing

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2. Fastening Uprights (D, E) tightly on Frame (C). Finally, put the motor cover back to Frame (C) and
tighten it with Philips screws.
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(1) When tightening the screws, pay attention whether the control wire inthe tube is hooked or pressed.
(2) When connecting the control wires, pay attention whether the corresponding color is right, red matches with red
and white matches with white.
STEP 3
Put console that with fixing shelf (B) on computer handrail tube(A), then connect control wire, TV cable wire &
transferring board wire well by turn and put the extra wires in computer fixing shelf, put computer in handrail set
and fasten with screw(f) & spring washer(e).
STEP 4
Pot Holder assembly
Put Tea Pot Holder (F) on the Up Right Bar (E), secure the Bolt (n) inserted and fixed with fastening.
STEP 5

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When you want to use I PAD, you can take out the sucker attached in parts package and stick it on the suitable
place of computer(as left figure), then put your I PAD on supporter and use sucker to suck up your I PAD to
avoid the I PAD falling down.
5. PULSE DETECTION SYSTEM
A. Hand Grip Sensor System
Put hands on the steel sensor of the front handrail to detect the pulse system during workout. Each handrail is
equipped with two sensors. You must grip these four sensors to catch the pulse signal during workout. After 20
to 30 seconds, the result will display.
When the speed is above 4.5mph (7.2KPH), you shouldn’t grip the sensor for stability but to use chest belt
pulse monitor.
B. Chest Belt Pulse Monitor
Pulse detection system includes chest belt pulse monitor which should be put electrode on the body. Remote
sensor technology is used to transmitted the pulse signals to control board. Chest belt is not the necessary
attachment. You can purchase if you need.
Figure: middle electrode position and wearing ways of chest belt
The above figure is middle electrode position and wearing ways of chest belt. Electrode A is on the center of the
chest belt’s inside groove. The electrode must be wet when using to make the pulse signals transmit to receiver
accurately.
Try to dress the chest belt under the chest muscle. Adjust the chest belt to comfortable position to keep breath
smooth. It is best to detect the pulse detection by touching the skin directly, but it also can achieve by dressing a
thin and wet clothing.
If you want to wet the electrode of the chest belt, hold the middle of the chest belt and pull it out to wet directly.

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6. COMPUTER OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS
6.1 Subject Instruction
This computer is 10.1”TFT-LCD Window. Display functions include BPM, SPEED, DISTANCE, KCAL,
INCLINE, PACE, TIME, CHANNEL, VOLUME, PROGRAM figure.
1. SPEED/INCLINE/DISTANCE：Indicate the value of speed, inclination angle and distance during the
workout.
2. KCAL：Unit of calories consumption while workout(kcal).
3. PACE：Time need at current speed, the accumulation distance should reach 1KM(mile).

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4. BPM：Unit of heart rate(times/min).
5. CHANNEL: Under digital TV mode, channel quantity will show on movie screen.
6. VOLUME：Display the volume under AV/ DTV/MP3 or iPod mode.
PROGRAM profile:
Goals mode: This program consists of Time, Distance and Calories goals to select.
programs mode：There are six exercise programs to choose, such as interval exercise program,
stable exercise program and so on.
Fitness test mode: This program is a 12 minutes fitness test.
HRC mode: Heartbeat exercise mode which has levels of 65%, 75%, 85% and THR. Set the
exercise levels in accordance with the coach or requirements of self-direction.
User mode: You can manually adjust the intensity during your workout, total 32 stages.
Race mode: You can race with console by distance or time entered.
During workout or under start/ready status, if unplug SAFETY KEY, the STOP (as the below picture) will pop
up in the center of the screen and then all of values will return ’0’. At that time, the treadmill and program
immediately stop, but incline stays where it is. To return to start-ready status, you can plug SAFETY KEY back
to emergency stop system.
1. Once insert SAFETY KEY back, the screen will require you to set weight kgs (lbs). You can press
or numerical keys for quick setting. Default value: 70kg (150lbs).Range: 23~180kg
(50~400 lbs). After complete setting, press to return to start/ready status.

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2. If you like to use the default settings, directly press or to return to start/ready status.
•The purpose of setting weight is that built-in program calculates calorie burn based on weight, so you
are required to set your weight when re-start the treadmill or every time plug back the safety key.
3. During workout, if heart rate is not detected from the hand grip, the BPM window displays 0. When you
continuously grasp on the hand grip, the blinking heart figure appears on BPM window which means
measurement is taking place, then window displays heart rate reading within in 20 sec.
4. BPM value range is 40～220BPM. It can use both hand grip and wireless pulse and wireless signal is in
advance.
This computer has MP3 input/output function. User should plug MP3 PLAYER cable intoψ3.5input hole of
computer. Then music will output though the horn of the treadmill(Insert the earphone into earphone hole and
the music will output through earphone).
Insert the earphone into this hole and the music will output through earphone.
Plug MP3 PLAYER into this hole by using 3.5φsound cable and then you can enjoy the music under
MP3 mode.
Use connective wire for this hole insert to iPod can change to iPod mode and use every functions of
iPod (include electrification)

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6.2 Key Functions (Any effectively key should create one sound)
Under start/ready status, motor will with the lowest speed of 0.8 kph (0.5 mph) and the
incline automatically returns to 0%.
Under program control menu--motor will start with the preset value.
Press this key to stop the treadmill during your workout, and in the same time, to stop
counting for all of values. You can press this key to immediately return to the start/ready
status from any programs or setting you are in.
Press this key to increase speed during your workout.
Press this key to decrease speed during your workout.
Press this key to increase incline during your workout (Max. Level 15, Step 1)
Press this key to decrease incline during your workout (Min. Level 0, Step 1)
After starting the program, press this key to switch number instant key to adjust incline.
Press PAUSE key to pause the program and all the windows will stop counting. Press this
key again to start.
Adjust volume under DTV、AV、MP3 or iPod mode.
Under ”ON” state of multimedia mode, press this key to switch among DTV, AV, MP3 or
iPod mode(circularly)
Adjust channel under DTV mode.
After starting the program, press this key to switch number instant key to adjust speed.
This key is used as instant number input function under data setting state.
During workout, this key can be used as speed and incline instant key, range is 0-9 integral value, below
10KPH(MPH) or incline 10% is single code directly input, above 10KPH (MPH) or incline 10% is double code
combination input. For example: 21KPH, Press “2”once and then press “1”(determinant time is within 1 second).

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1. ON：Touch this key to turn on multimedia function (DTV、AV、MP3 or iPod mode)，press again to
turn off(OFF).
2. TV：Touch this key to switch among DTV、AV、MP3 mode (circularly)
3. START：Function as key.
4. STOP：Function as key.
5. MODE：Press this key to set 1-32 levels under USER mode.
6. ENTER：When setting parameters under program control mode, press this key to confirm.
7. +：When setting parameters under program control mode, press this key to increase value.
8. -：When setting parameters under program control mode, press this key to decrease value.
9. CLEAR：When setting parameters under program control mode, press this key to get back default
value and return to the first item or option menu.
•You can touch center position of video area under TV, DTV, AV or IPOD-VIDEO mode to zoom in or
out screen.
6.3 General Operation and Instructions:
1. The program will be exercised based on the default weight 70kg (150lbs). Once you change the value.
(Range: 23~180kg/ 50~400lbs), program will be exercised according to the latest weight value.
2. Under start/ready status, touch the program you selected to enter into program profiles (Goal mode,
Programs mode, Fitness Test mode, HRC mode, USER mode, Race mode)
3. The guiding texts will be shown on the screen to guide you for the next setting step by step.
4. Under any setting screen, you can press key to cancel editing, to revert to default setting or to
return to previous screen.
5. During your workout, setting values will count down until “0”, by the time, program is finished.
6. Under start/ready status, you can press key to enter into manual run.
7. After starting the program, treadmill automatically adjusts the speed and incline in accordance with the
program.
8. During workout, press key, then the treadmill and incline motor stop immediately.
9. Once program finishes or the time hits maximum value (99:59), warning sound will come up, and then
treadmill stops to “run end” status and the main motor stops and incline will not change.
10. During start/ready status if incline is not at LEVEL 0, press key for 2 sec or press key
to start treadmill, incline will automatically return to LEVEL 0.
11. When incline is returning to LEVEL 0, to unplug SAFETY KEY can stop the incline motor.
12. Program mode: After entering this mode, you can select programs（P1~P6）and then touch it directly
to enter into the editing menu. Or press key to start and the rest unset parts will adopt default
value.