TOORX ERX900 User manual

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INSTRUCTION
02/22 GRLDTOORXERX900L01

Main frame
Console supporting
tube
E1 Handle bar (L)
E2 Handle bar (R)
ABFront stabilizer
Rear stabilizer
C
D
E
Central supporting tubeF
Console (G1)
&Console cover (G2)
G
Adaptor
I
Console supporting
tube cover (L&R)
L(A8) R(A9)
Pedal supporting tube
cover (L1&L2),(R1&R2)
L1(A72) L2(A73)
R1(A75)
R2(A74)
Front pedal supporting
tube cover
(A66)
(A67)
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(F4) Screw M8
(F2) Screw M8x65 (A107) Bolt Ø15x50.5
TOOL
M6x2
(F3) Washer M8
(A78) Screw M3x20
(A62) Spring washer M8
(A61) Washer M8
(A63) Screw M8x20
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USE TOOL:6m/m
FRONT STABILIZER (B) ASSEMBLY
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Step 1. Remove the three preassembled screws (D2) from the console supporting tube (D).
Step 2. Connect console wire (K1&K2).
Step 4. Use two hands to hold small handle bar to lift up the main frame (A). then finish the
screw (D2-middle) assembly.
Step 5. Remove the bottom polyfoam pieces #5 & #6.
Step 1. Remove the four preassembled screws (B3), spring washer (B4)
and washer (B5) from the front stabilizer (B).
Step 2. Attach the front stabilizer (B) on to main frame (A) with screws (B3),
spring washer (B4) and washer (B5).
Step 3. Attach the console supporting tube (D) on to main frame (A) with screw (D2-left)
and screw (D2-right).
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B
B3 B4
B5A
(D2-left) (D2-right)
(D2-middle)
K2
K1
A
D
(Hold here)
USE TOOL:6m/m
POLYFOAM(5&6)
( Main frame lift up then screw it)

F
A
F4
F4
USE TOOL:6m/m
USE TOOL:6m/m
A
FC
F2
F3
CENTRAL SUPPORTING TUBE (F) ASSEMBLY
REAR STABILIZER (C) ASSEMBLY
Step 1. Attach the central supporting tube (F)
onto main frame (A) with four screws
(F4).
Tighten the screws (F4) on the
central supporting tube when the unit is lifted.
Step 1. Attach the rear stabilizer (C ) onto the central supporting tube (F) with four
screws (F2) and washer (F3).
Step 2. Adjust the stabilizer feet on the bottom rear stabilizer (C ) to level the machine.
5
A
F
F4
F4

G3
G2
G
D
USE TOOL:
USE TOOL:
A78
A8
A9
CONSOLE & CONSOLE COVER ASSEMBLY
Step 1. Remove four screws (G3) from the console (G).
Step 2. Connect all wires.
Step 3. Fit the console (G) to console supporting tube (D).
CONSOLE SUPPORTING TUBE COVER (L&R) ASSEMBLY
Step 4.
Step 5.
Slide the console cover (G2) on console supporting tube (D).
Screw console, console supporting tube (D)
and console cover (G2) together using screws (G3).
Step 1. Attach the console supporting tube cover-L (A8) and console supporting tube cover-R
(A9) using screws (A78).
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PEDAL TUBE COVER-(L&R) ASSEMBLY
FRONT CONNECTING SHAFT (A53) &
FRONT PEDAL SUPPORTING TUBE-L&R (A64&A65) ASSEMBLY
Step 1. Fit the pedal tube cover-L1 (A72) and pedal tube cover-L2 (A73) to the
front pedal supporting tube-L (A64) using the two screws (A78).
** Repeat same step to finish right side assembly.
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A53
A64
A65
A62
A61
USE TOOL:6m/m
A107
A63
Step 1. Attach front connecting shaft (A53) and front pedal supporting
tube-L (A64) using bolt (A107), screw (A63) spring washer (A62)
and washer (A61).
** Repeat same step to finish right side assembly.
USE TOOL:6m/m
L1(A72)
A64
L2(A73)
A78
R2(A74)
R1(A75)

E4
E5
USE TOOL:
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E1 E2
E5
E4
A66 A67
A108
A108
A
HANDLE BAR & FRONT PEDAL SUPPORTING TUBE COVER
ASSEMBLY
Step 1. Remove the six preassembled screws (E4&E5) from the handle bar (E1).
Step 2. Remove the two preassembled screws (A108) from the main frame (A).
ADAPTER ASSEMBLY
**Repeat same step to finish right side assembly.
Attach one end of the adapter into the
power socket and the other end into the input
jack on the main frame like shown.
Step 3. Mount the handle bar (E1) onto the
main frame (A) with screws (E4&E5).
Step 4. Mount the front pedal supporting
tube cover (A66&A67) onto the
main frame (A) with two screws (A108).
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WARNING: Never attempt to lift the machine by yourself, ask for additional help if needed
and never attempt to lift the machine if you have any medical issues.
HOW TO TRANSPORT THE MACHINE
HOW TO USE TOGGLE SWITCH TO ADJUST THE RESISTANCE
If the machine needs to be transported to a different location, lift up the rear stabilizer
until the front transportation wheels engage the ground. You may now move the
machine to the desired location. After the move, gently set the machine down at its
new location and adjust the levelers on the bottom rear stabilizer to level the machine
if needed.
When the console is powered on, you may press the toggle buttons on the small handlebar
to adjust the resistance: Press “+LOAD” button on the right side to increase resistance and
press “-LOAD” button on the left side to decrease resistance.
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22”
17”
Orange sticker
White sticker
Knob
HOW TO ADJUST THE STRIDE
**Please loosen the knob
first, then pull out and hold
the pedal at the same time
by moving pedal up/down
to adjust the desired stride
length.
Step 1. There are 2 different stride choices on the 1280ef. They are 17” and 22”.
(When you choose 17”, you will see the orange sticker on front pedal supporting tube,
when you choices 22”, you will see the white sticker on front pedal supporting tube.)
Step 2. Loosen the knob and pull out to adjust the stride length as you desire.
Step 3. After selecting the stride length, screw the knob back in tightly.
Step 4. Repeat this to adjust the stride length for the other side.
WARNING: NEVER adjust the stride length while standing on the machine.
Always adjust both the right and left stride to the same setting. Uneven
positions is never recommended and dangerous.
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BUTTON FUNCTIONS
UP To make upward adjustment to each function data or increase
training resistance.
DOWN To make downward adjustment to each function data or decrease
training resistance.
ENTER To co rm all settings.
START / STOP To start or stop workout.
Press the START/ STOP under standby mode, it can be a quick start key
to the Manual Program.
RESET To reset current setting and have the monitor switch to initial training
mode for selection. Press the RESET button for 2 seconds under
standby mode for a Total Reset.
RECOVERY To active RECOVERY function.
RECORDED DATA In STOP mode, user may press the RECORDED DATA button to check
the data.
SAVE / DELETE SAVE: When press STOP to stop workout, press SAVE to save your data;
DELETE: When user press RECORDED DATA to check records, press
DELETE, then system will remind whether delete this information,
press ENTER to con
PROGRAM MODE Quick key to enter program mode function.
HEART RATE
CONTROL
Quick key to enter heart rate control function.
WATT CONSTANT Quick key to enter Watt constant function.
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DISPLAY FUNCTIONS
TIME Time will count up from 00:00 to maximum 99:59 with each increment
is 1 minute.
SPEED Displays current training speed. Maximum speed is 99.9 KM/H or ML/H.
RPM Displays the Rotation Per Minute. Display range 0~999 RPM
DISTANCE Accumulates total distance from 0:0 up to 999.9 KM or ML. The user
may preset target distance data by pressing the UP or DOWN. Each
incensement is 0.1KM or ML.
CALORIES Accumulates calories consumption during training from 0 to maximum
9999 calories. Each unit for increase or decrease is 10 KCL.
(This data is a rough guide for comparison of exercise sessions
which can not be used in medical treatment.)
PULSE User may set up target pulse from 0 - 30 to 230
WATTS Display current workout watts. Display range 0~999.
POWER ON
1. Connect power supply to the monitor or press the RESET button for 2 seconds, the LCD
will display all segments with a long- beep sound for 2 seconds (FIGURE 1).
FIGURE 1 FIGURE 2
FIGURE 3 FIGURE 4
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FIGURE 5
Then go to Calendar & CLOCK setting (Figure 3~5), set the CLOCK and Calendar by pressing
UP or DOWN and con rm by ENTER button.
2. User may press the UP or DOWN to select User 1~4 and press ENTER for co ation
(FIGURE 6).
And then preset user information for SEX, AGE, HEIGHT and WEIGHT. (FIGURE 7~10)
FIGURE 6 FIGURE 7
FIGURE 8 FIGURE 9
FIGURE 10
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OPERATION PROCEDURE
Program selections are MANUAL PROGRAM USER PROG WATT H.R.C. (FIGURE
11~15).
FIGURE 11 FIGURE 12
FIGURE 13 FIGURE 14
FIGURE 15
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QUICK START IN MANUAL
1. Press ENTER into MANUAL program (FIGURE 16).
2. Press START/STOP to start exercising (FIGURE 17). The resist level is adjustable during
exercising.
3. User can press START/ STOP to stop exercising.
FIGURE 16 FIGURE 17
MANUAL MODE
1. After selecting MANUAL mode, press ENTER to enter (FIGURE 16). User can use UP or
DOWN to increase or decrease Load level (from 1 to 16) and press ENTER to con rm.
2. User may preset Target exercise data of TIME/DISTANCE/CALORIES/PULSE, and press
START/STOP to start exercise. (FIGURE 17)
User can press RESET to return to the MANUAL setting
3. Level is adjustable during training.
PROGRAM MODE
1. After enter PROGRAM mode (FIGURE 18), user can press UP or DOWN to select program
pr from P1 to P12 (FIGURE 19~30), then press ENTER to c
2. User can preset the TIME data then press START/STOP to start exercise. (FIGURE 31)
3. After start training, TIME will be counted down. When the TIME is counted to 0, the screen
the alarm is ringing. User can press any button to stop the alarm.
FIGURE 18 FIGURE 19
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FIGURE 20 FIGURE 21
FIGURE 22 FIGURE 23
FIGURE 24 FIGURE 25
FIGURE 26 FIGURE 27
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FIGURE 28 FIGURE 29
FIGURE 30 FIGURE 31
USER PROGRAM MODE
1. After enter USER PROGRAM mode (FIGURE 32), the column of the pr is blinking
(FIGURE 33). User may press UP or DOWN to adjust the resistance level to create his / her
own pro le.
2. After setting (from column 1 to column 20), user may hold on pressing MODE button for 2
seconds to quit pr setting and enter TIME setting.
3. User may preset Target exercise data of LOAD/TIME/DISTANCE/CALORIES/PULSE, and
press START/STOP to start exercise. (FIGURE 34)
FIGURE 32 FIGURE 33
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FIGURE 34
WATT MODE
1. After enter WATT mode (FIGURE 35), the preset watt value 120 is ashing on screen, use
UP or DOWN to set target value from 10 to 350 (FIGURE 36). Pressing START button to
start training.
2. User can preset the LOAD/TIME/DISTANCE/CALORIES/PULSE data then press START to
start exercise(FIGURE 37).
FIGURE 35 FIGURE 36
FIGURE 37
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HEART RATE CONTROL MODE
1. After enter HEART RATE CONTROL mode (FIGURE 38), the screen will show heart rate percentage 55%,
75%, 90% and TARGET (FIGURE 39~42). User may select heart rate percentage by pressing UP or DOWN
for training.
2. User can preset the TIME data then press START/STOP to start exercise.
3. After start training, TIME will be counted down. When the TIME is counted to 0, the scr
the alarm is ringing. User can press any button to stop the alarm. If there is no HR input for 6 seconds,
LCD will display “PULSE INPUT” for reminder until HR signal input. (FIGURE 43)
FIGURE 38 FIGURE 39
FIGURE 40 FIGURE 41
FIGURE 42 FIGURE 43
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RECOVERY
After exercising for a period of time, keep holding on handgrips and press “RECOVERY”
button. All function display will stop except “TIME” starts counting down from 00:60 to 00:00
(FIGURE 44). When the console detect pulse signal, LCD will display “RECOVERY SCANNING”;
While no pulse input, LCD will remind with displaying “PULSE INPUT!”
Screen will display your heart rate recovery status with the F1, F2….to F6 (FIGURE 45). F1 is
the best, F6 is the worst. User may keep exercising to improve the heart rate recovery status.
(Press the RECOVERY button again to return the main display.)
FIGURE 44 FIGURE 45
FIGURE 46 FIGURE 47
Get access to check or delete saved data
a. After power on, user need to set the Calendar and user data U1~U4 (FIGURE 46~55).
(Calendar need to be set accurately)
b. Press START/STOP during training, display will pause, and press SAVE.DELETE button.
It will show SAVE FINISH (FIGURE 56), and workout data has been saved.
c. If user want to check the data, need to be under main program selecting mode,
and press RECORDED button and press UP or DOWN to review the previous saved data
(FIGURE 57).
d. Under recorded data checking, press SAVE.DELETE button, and press ENTER to co the
record delete (FIGURE 58).
e. Delete all data: Under Calendar setting or Recorded data checking, press SAVE.DELETE
button and hold for 6 seconds, it will show “DELETE ALL!! ”(FIGURE 59). Then, press Enter
to con rm, all data will be deleted (FIGURE 60). After 15 seconds, computer will restart,
return calendar default 20170101.
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