Woodway LokoStation PPS User manual

Operating Instruction
LokoStation
WOODWAY GmbH, Steinackerstr. 20, 79576 Weil am Rhein, Germany
Phone: [phone] - 940 999 - 0 Internet: www.woodway.de
Fax: [phone] - 940 999 – 40 e-mail: [email protected]e
Rev.01.06

A. Welcome to WOODWAY
Congratulations on your newly-acquired WOODWAY slat-belt treadmill.
This operation manual provides you with useful information, so that:
xyou will get to know your WOODWAY slat-belt treadmill properly and thus – by following all the safety
instructions – make full use of its unique engineering features under all operating conditions;
xthe system is guaranteed to remain perfectly operational through the careful performance of simple
recommended maintenance procedures;
xyou can get competent technical assistance quickly and easily in the event of a breakdown.
We wish you lots of success and enjoyment when using your new WOODWAY slat-belt treadmill.
B. Legal notice:
The information that appears in this operation manual is as complete, accurate and up-to-date as possible.
Insofar as legal limits allow, we reject any liability for damages resulting from use of this operation manual. At
most, we accept liability for intent and culpable negligence only.
The descriptions in this operation manual are based on the technical specifications of the slat-belt treadmill in
question as of the date that the operation manual was written. We reserve the right to modify its contents without
prior notice.
The author reserves all rights, including the right to duplicate all or part of this manual in any form.
In an effort to sustain continuous improvement, especially relative to safety and quality, the manufacturer reserves
the right to make technical modifications to the slat-belt treadmills without prior notice.
Therefore, this operation manual does not represent a binding description for this particular type of slat-belt
treadmill.
Please observe the safety instructions immediately following the Table of Contents.

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1. Table of Contents
A. Welcome to WOODWAY........................................................................................ 1
B. Legal notice:........................................................................................................... 1
1. Table of Contents ................................................................................................... 2
2. Safety instructions .................................................................................................. 3
3. Installation .............................................................................................................. 5
3.1 Location ............................................................................................................ 5
3.2 Main power connection ..................................................................................... 5
3.3 Ambient conditions for standard operation........................................................ 5
4. Transportation ........................................................................................................ 6
5. Introduction LokoStation PPS................................................................................. 7
5.1 Description ........................................................................................................ 7
5.2 Technical Data .................................................................................................. 9
5.3 Symbol Explanation ........................................................................................ 10
6. Operation.............................................................................................................. 11
6.1 Emergency Stop systems ............................................................................... 11
6.1.1 Emergency Stop pull wire magnetic switch .............................................. 11
6.1.2 Handrail-mounted Emergency Stop switch (mushroom) .......................... 11
6.2 Data Monitor ................................................................................................... 12
6.2.1 Switching the treadmill on......................................................................... 13
6.2.2 Using the handrail-mounted keypad ......................................................... 13
6.3 WOODWAY User System (WUS) ................................................................... 15
6.3.1 Switching the treadmill ON ....................................................................... 15
6.2.3 Manual Use of the Handrail-mounted keypad .......................................... 18
6.2.4 Start Program ........................................................................................... 19
6.2.5 Edit Program ............................................................................................ 21
6.2.6 Creating a new program ........................................................................... 23
6.2.7 Automatic Pulse Rate ............................................................................... 24
6.2.8 Modify Parameters ................................................................................... 28
6.2.9 Display Parameters .................................................................................. 29
6.4 Bar Rail ........................................................................................................... 31
6.5 Body Weight Support (LokoStation)................................................................ 33
6.5.1 Preparation Setting Shoulder ................................................................... 33
6.5.2 Body Weight Support................................................................................ 35
6.5.3 Dynamic Body Weight Support................................................................. 36
6.5.4 Rope Length Adjustment .......................................................................... 37
7. Maintenance ......................................................................................................... 38
7.1 Introduction ..................................................................................................... 38
7.2 Treadmills in the Medical Market .................................................................... 38
7.3 LokoStation (Treadmill with Suspension in the Medical Market) ..................... 40
8. Troubleshooting.................................................................................................... 41
8.1 Fault description.............................................................................................. 41
C. Contact................................................................................................................. 42
Information & Support ........................................................................................... 42
Manufacturer Contact............................................................................................ 42

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2. Safety instructions
As with any electrical equipment, there are certain basic safety precautions that should be observed. These safety
precautions are mainly for your own safety, but they also protect the treadmill from potential harm. Any
intervention on the system other than those described in this manual should be performed only by the
manufacturer or by their duly authorized service agent.
Please read this operation manual carefully and keep it in a safe place.
Installation
The treadmill must be installed on a solid, flat surface. The area behind the treadmill must have a distance of at
least 2m wide and 1m long away from walls and furniture. When using the reverse direction option, the same
distance applies.
Do not install the treadmill near a radiator, in front of an air conditioning exhaust vent or in a dusty or dirty area.
Do not install the treadmill in direct sunlight.
The treadmill must not come in contact with liquids. Do not use liquids of any kind near the treadmill, and never
place containers with liquid on the treadmill.
Do not insert items of any kind into the spaces between the slats or into any other openings in the treadmill. This
can cause injury and/or damage the treadmill. Do not lay items on the treadmill. In addition, keep hands, hair,
loose clothing, towels, etc, away from all rotating and moving parts at all times.
Main power connection
The values of the mains supply connection must correspond to the values listed on the nameplate of the slat-belt
treadmill.
Any modification of the input voltage should be performed only by WOODWAY or by their duly authorized service
agent.
The treadmill must be connected to a properly grounded and adequately protected electrical socket using the
power cable supplied with the system. It is advised that a Category C house security be used. The power supply
should be free of voltage spikes and other faults.
The electrical socket must be situated near the treadmill and easily accessible.
The safety requirements have not been met if the treadmill is connected to an electrical socket without circuit
breaker protection.
To isolate the system from the electrical supply completely, pull the electrical plug out of the socket.
When using an extension cable or a power strip (i.e. multiple socket), the maximum allowable power rating must
not be exceeded.
The power cable must not be damaged. Do not place any items on the power cable, and lay it in such a way that
no one can step on it or trip over it.
Replace any damaged cable immediately.
Pull the electrical plug out of the socket before cleaning the treadmill. For cleaning purposes, simply use a light,
damp cloth, possibly with a small amount of commercially available dishwashing detergent.
Use / operation
A treadmill that is electrically connected and in operation must never be left unattended. Before leaving the
system, the system must be switched off.
Children under 12 years of age must not be allowed near the treadmill without adult supervision.
Children and adolescents under 16 years of age must not use the treadmill without adult supervision.

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Physically and/or mentally handicapped individuals, as well as people being examined, tested or treated,
therapeutically or otherwise, should use the treadmill only under the supervision of trained specialists.
Appropriate footwear must always be worn, e.g. shoes with rubber soles or other non-slip soles. High-heeled
shoes and leather-soled shoes are not appropriate. Ensure that no objects, e.g. small stones, are lodged in
between the treads of the shoe soles.
The treadmill should be used for therapeutic and/or athletic purposes only. In particular, the treadmill should not
be used as a conveyor belt or similar device.
Transportation
Any damage that occurs during movement or relocation of the treadmill, which results from failure to observe
transportation procedures or from use of improper packaging materials, will not be covered under warranty.
Instruction and warning symbols
Please observe all warnings and instructions that either appear on the product itself or are supplied with it. At
particularly important points, warnings in the operation manual are highlighted with the following symbol.
Caution – Possible danger of injury or damage.
This sign indicates a potential source of danger or
points out a possible source of damage. In order to
avoid injury or damage, please follow all instructions.
Service / maintenance
If the system is damaged, switch off the power and pull the power cable plug from the electrical socket. Arrange
for immediate repair.
Service work that goes beyond the routine maintenance described in this operation manual must be performed
only by the manufacturer or their duly authorized service agents, never by the operator. We are not liable for
damages resulting from unauthorized service or from improper maintenance performed by unauthorized persons.
Perform maintenance on the treadmill only as described in the operation manual under “Chapter 7 –
Maintenance”. Opening the housing can lead to electrical shock and other damage or injury. It is absolutely
essential to pull the power cable plug out of the electrical socket before opening the housing. Modifications to the
treadmill other than those described in the operation manual can cause damage and thereby necessitate repairs
not covered under warranty.
Before turning to the manufacturer or one of their authorized service agents for help, please refer to the
instructions in “Chapter 8 – Troubleshooting”. Even during the warranty period, service interventions can be
invoiced when the fault or the deficiency was caused by the customer himself or when he should have been able
to resolve the fault or the deficiency by following the instructions in “Chapter 8 – Troubleshooting”.
Consumables / accessories
In order to ensure smooth operation of the treadmill, we recommend using only the original equipment
consumables (lubricants) supplied by or available from us, and only the accessories that we offer (e.g. Polar
transmitter chest strap). We are not liable for any damage resulting from use of non-original equipment
consumables or non-original equipment accessories where use of original equipment consumables and/or
accessories would have prevented that damage.
Original equipment accessories and original equipment consumables are available from the manufacturer or from
one of their duly authorized service agents.

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3. Installation
Your WOODWAY slat-belt treadmill will either be delivered to you fully assembled or else it will be assembled at
your location by our delivery agent. Please check the slat-belt treadmill for transportation damage immediately
upon receipt of delivery and report any damage immediately to the delivery agent and/or to your sales
representative.
3.1 Location
The slat-belt treadmill must be installed on a flat floor sufficiently capable of bearing a load.
Due to the moving parts on the underside of the slat-belt treadmill, it should not be placed on higher-than-average
pile floor covering. If necessary, a floor mat can be laid underneath. This will reduce the accumulation of lint inside
the slat-belt treadmill and it will also protect the floor covering from undue wear.
Due to the weight of the LokoStation with treadmill, (ca. 1,764lbs.) the ceiling, or the floor, should have the
necessary support capability or the treadmill should be put in a place where there are positioning points for
adequate support. The advice of a structural engineer is recommended.
3.2 Main power connection
Please observe the safety instructions at the beginning of the operation manual
Connect the power cable to the female connector at the lower right hand side of the slat-belt treadmill and insert
the other end into a properly grounded and adequately protected electrical socket.
At the highest speed, the maximum power consumption is 6 A at 230 V AC.
3.3 Ambient conditions for standard operation
Temperature: +10° C to +40° C
Relative humidity: 15% to 85% non condensing
Air pressure: 700 hPa to 1060 hPa
Operation allowed in enclosed and/or roofed-over spaces only.

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4. Transportation
Caution – Possible danger of injury or damage.
The treadmill is heavy and can cause injury when raised using improper lifting techniques.
Panels, rails and control panel should never be used for lifting or pulling the system.
If the system must be repositioned, use the lifting bars that were delivered with it. Insert them into the openings
designed for this purpose located at the four corners of the system (refer to the drawing in “Chapter 5 –
Introduction to the LokoStation PPS”).
If a flat trolley is available, position it underneath the treadmill and then move the treadmill to the desired new
location.
If the treadmill must be disassembled, the panels and rails can be removed for ease of transportation (refer to
"Chapter 8 - Troubleshooting").
During transportation and for storage up to 15 weeks, the following storage conditions apply:
Temperature: +10° C to +70° C
Relative humidity: 15% to 85% none condensing
Air pressure: 700hPa to 1060hPa
Storage allowed in enclosed and/or roofed-over spaces only.
Prior to starting up the slat-belt treadmill, it should be acclimatized for at least three hours at the point of delivery
or in a room with ambient conditions like those of the room where it will be installed (refer to "Chapter 3.1 -
Installation").

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5. Introduction LokoStation PPS
5.1 Description
Model range PPS description and designations
1 Emergency Stop pull wire magnet
2 Handrail-mounted keypad
3 Lifting bar (insertion into the hole for which it was designed)
4 RS 232 / USB interface
5 ON/OFF main power switch, Power supply socket connector, Fuse
6 WUS or Data Monitor
7 Emergency Stop Button

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Model range LokoStation description and designations
1 Wing One Arm Construction
2 One Arm Construction
3 Body Static/Dynamic Body Weight Support
4 Rope Length Adjustment (Variations possible)
5 Central Winch (Static Mode)
6 Crank Dynamic Body Weight Support
7 Security Spikes for Dynamic Body Weight Support Mode
8 Wheel Chair Ramp
9 Treadmill Support Frame

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5.2 Technical Data
Equipment Therapy Systems
WOODWAY LokoStation PPS PPS 55 PPS 55med PPS 55plus PPS 70plus
Patented LokoStation PPS x x x x
Dimensions Running Surface 157 x 55 cm 157 x 55 cm 157 x 55 cm 157 x 70 cm
Speed, infinitely variable 0 - 5 km/h 0 - 20 km/h 0 - 25 km/h 0 - 25 km/h
Reverse Speed (at -10% at max. 80 kg) - - - 10 km/h
Inclination infinitely variable - 0 - 20% 0 - 20% 0 - 20%
Operating Display Option Data Monitor Data Monitor WUS WUS
Serial Interface RS232 with Export-function x x x x
Polar Pulse Measurement x x x x
Magnetic Control Panel x x x x
Magnetic Emergency Stop x x x x
Emergency Stop Button x x x x
Adjustable Parallel Handrails x x x x
Cross Bar x x x x
Stabilization of the Hips x x x x
Dynamic & Static Body Weight Support x x x x
Symmetric & Asymmetric Body Weight Support x x x x
Variable Deviation Points x x x x
Wheel Chair Ramp incl. Handrail left x x x x
2 adjustable Seats for Therapists x x x x
2 Patient Harnesses, Standard Sizes XS - XXL x x x x
Technical Data
WOODWAY LokoStation PPS
Overall Dimensions L x W x H (incl. Ramp) 360 x 149 x 278
max. Patient Weight 160 kg
Total Weight 760 kg (790 kg PPS 70plus)
Colour white
MDD 93/42/EWG fulfilled
CE-Certification fulfilled
Electrical Data
power supply / rated frequency 230 V AC, 10 A/50/60 Hz, recommended 10A C-Type (time-lag)
drive 4-quarter-regulated dc motor 1,38 power with tachometer
hoist motor DC motor 0,15 kW with worm gear
power cord 3 m, 3 x 1 mm², earth contact type plug und socket type T113
main fuse 10 A time lag type, 5 x 20 mm
max. power input 1000 VA
protection class I, Type B

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5.3 Symbol Explanation
The following are the symbols found on the treadmill and their meanings.
Here is all of the current information about the treadmill, for
example the Serial Number, Model and electrical
requirements.
Protection against electrical shock equipment for external
and internal use on patients, however not for direct use on
the heart
Protective conductor connection (grounded) for DIN 40011
Attention: Before working on the equipment be sure to pull
the electrical plug.
Attention: In this box are electricity conducting parts.
Before opening, pull the electrical plug.
Danger: Hands could be pinched on the handrails or feet
could be pinched on the ramp

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6. Operation
6.1 Emergency Stop systems
Caution – Possible danger of injury or damage.
In case of danger (e.g. when a patient falls down), the treadmill
must be stopped immediately with the Emergency Stop system.
Caution – Possible danger of injury or damage.
Each time the Emergency Stop switch is activated, the main power
is isolated from the system, thereby causing an Emergency Stop.
6.1.1 Emergency Stop pull wire magnetic switch
The Emergency Stop pull wire magnetic switch system consists of a proximity switch that is mounted either to the
WUS data display or else to the handrail and is actuated by means of a magnet. The magnet is connected to a
wire that is attached to the runner's clothing by means of a clip.
When the magnet is pulled away from the proximity switch contact area, the 230 V power supply is interrupted
and an Emergency Stop is initiated.
The magnet must be positioned on the red field with the yellow ring!
When the magnet is not correctly positioned, the treadmill cannot operate!
Caution – Possible danger of injury or damage.
The Emergency Stop pull wire switch magnet must be attached to the runner by means of the
wire with the clip at all times during operation.
6.1.2 Handrail-mounted Emergency Stop switch (mushroom)
The Emergency Stop switch (mushroom type), which is mounted on the side of the right handrail, can be pressed
in case of emergency. When the Emergency Stop switch is pressed, the 230 V power supply is interrupted and an
Emergency Stop is initiated.
To release the Emergency Stop switch, lift the red mushroom button up (pull hard)!
Dismounting in case of emergency
Caution – Possible danger of injury or damage.
To dismount in case of emergency, straddle the treadmill by jumping onto the side panels and
then shut the treadmill off.

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In case of emergency, do not step off of the treadmill in the normal way: First straddle the treadmill by jumping
onto the side panels, such that the running area can run freely between your legs. Then stop the treadmill using
either the normal stop or else one of the Emergency Stop systems.
6.2 Data Monitor
The WOODWAY data display module is used to show the treadmill’s current control parameters and modes. In
addition, the Standby Button and the Emergency Stop magnet pull wire are also incorporated into the data display
module. The treadmill is operated (speed and inclination settings) from the keypad on the handrail.
1. Standby button
2. Emergency Stop pull wire magnetic switch
3. “Remote control mode active” control lamp

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4. Control lamp (the treadmill is currently in stop mode)
5. “Manual operation via handrail-mounted keypad” control lamp
6. Inclination / Pulse rate display element (alternating)
7. Elapsed time display element
8. Reset button
9. Distance / Energy display element (alternating)
10. Speed display element
11. Button for changing displayed units of measure
6.2.1 Switching the treadmill on
The magnet must be properly positioned on the required field (2)!
After you have powered up the treadmill with the main ON/OFF switch located under the right side (as viewed
from the running direction), activate the treadmill by pressing the Standby Button (1). To stop the treadmill, please
use the “Stop button” on the handrail-mounted keypad.
6.2.2 Using the handrail-mounted keypad
a) Speed adjustment
Start the treadmill by pressing the green “+ button”. The treadmill then runs with no resistance whatsoever and at
very low speed. To increase speed, press the "+ button" several times in succession or hold it down until the
desired speed has been reached.
To slow down, press the blue “- button”. Speed will diminish gradually. You can either press this button several
times in succession or hold it down continuously until the desired speed has been reached.
To stop more quickly, use the red “Stop button”. Pressing it once briefly causes the treadmill to stop relatively
suddenly. How quickly it stops depends on the speed with which it is running at the time the button is pressed.
The faster you are running, the longer it takes to stop - in any case, the shut down speed is always comfortable
and under no circumstances is it too fast.
b) Inclination adjustment
To activate the inclination (for running uphill or downhill, the latter being an optional feature), press the yellow
button for going uphill and the yellow button for going downhill.
c) Treadmill control mode display
Green LED (3) lit: Manual control via handrail-mounted keypad active
The slat-belt treadmill can be operated via the handrail-mounted
keypad.
Red LED (4) lit: The treadmill is in Stop mode
Red LED (5) lit: Remote control activated
The slat-belt treadmill is controlled by an external control device
(PC or peripheral device, e.g. ECG) via the RS-232 interface.
Manual control via the handrail-mounted keypad is disabled.
d) Reset button (8)

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Resets all values in the display segments back to zero. Press this button when the data display module still shows
previous values, e.g. from the previous user.
Then operate the treadmill via the handrail-mounted keypad or an external control system.
e) Speed display (10)
The upper display (10) shows the current treadmill speed. Your system can be set to display either kilometers per
hour or meters per second via button (11) located to the right of this display. The two LEDs located between the
display and the button indicate which of the two unit systems is active at any given time. The display includes a
leading sign. This lights up when the “reverse switch” function is activated (reversal of the direction of travel of the
slat-belt running surface to enable downhill operation). This function is not supplied as standard equipment and
can only be activated by means of an external control system via the RS-232 interface.
f) Distance and energy display (9)
This display element (9) shows, updated at ten-second intervals, the total distance traveled in kilometers and the
total energy expended by the runner in kilocalories since the last time the treadmill was started. The upper LED
next to the display indicates that the displayed value corresponds to the distance. The lower one indicates display
of energy exerted.
The values of distance and energy remain in the system after the treadmill has been stopped. To delete them,
press the reset button (8).
g) Elapsed time display (7)
The display element (7) shows the elapsed training/therapy time. In the beginning, the display shows the time
elapsed since the start of the session, with the minutes on the left side and the seconds on the right. The two
values are separated by two dots that blink once per second. The upper LED to the right of the display indicates
this condition.
When the length of a training session exceeds one hour, the display changes to hours and minutes. At that point,
the upper LED turns off and the one beneath it lights up instead.
The values remain in the system after the treadmill has been stopped. To delete them, press the reset button (8).
h) Inclination and pulse rate display (6)
These two values are likewise shown on a single display field (6).
If the Polar transmission chest strap is used, the pulse rate in beats per minute (bpm) is displayed.
Caution – Possible danger of injury or damage.
Although the Polar pulse rate measurement provides very precise data, the pulse measurement
system is only used as a general indicator. The treadmill pulse measurement is not intended for
diagnostic or medical purposes. For diagnostic or medical purposes, use only ECG instruments
specifically designed and approved for that purpose.
Following modification of the degree of inclination in % (via the handrail-mounted keypad or an external control
system), the new value appears on the display for five seconds. The upper LED next to the display is lit. If the
inclination remains unchanged, the runner’s current pulse rate will be displayed after this period of time and the
lower LED will be lit.
As with the speed value, the inclination display also has a leading sign. Negative inclination is only possible for
treadmills that are equipped accordingly. The leading sign lights up when the “reverse switch” function is activated
(reversal of the direction of travel of the slat-belt running surface to enable downhill operation). This function is
not supplied as standard equipment and can only be activated by means of an external control system via the RS-
232 interface.
For treadmills with no pulse rate monitor system or when the transmission chest strap is not worn, the degree of
inclination is displayed continuously.

Chapter 4 Operation WOODWAY User System (WUS)
The WOODWAY User System (WUS) is used to operate the slat-belt treadmill and to display the treadmill’s
current control parameters and modes. The Standby button (on the right side of the housing) and the Emergency
Stop magnet pull wire system are also incorporated into the WUS housing (control panel). In addition, the treadmill
can also be operated (i.e. via speed and inclination settings) from the keypad on the handrail.
1. Touch screen
2. Standby button
3. Emergency Stop pull wire magnet
4. Contrast regulation knob for touch screen
A touch screen is a small computer monitor that also serves as a data input keypad. You can read the information
and simultaneously control treadmill operation by touching the "buttons" represented by the small framed fields,
thereby sending inputs to the computer with light fingertip pressure.

Emergency Stop pull wire magnetic switch (3)
Caution – Possible danger of injury or damage.
Refer to "Chapter 4 - Operation - Emergency Stop systems"
The magnet must be properly positioned on the required field (3) !
Switching the treadmill ON
After you have powered up the treadmill with the main ON/OFF switch located under the right side (as viewed
from the running direction), activate the treadmill by pressing the Standby button (2). To stop the treadmill, please
use the “Stop” button on the handrail-mounted keypad or press the corresponding field on the touch screen.
After switching ON, the following image appears on the touch screen for a few seconds:
Then the following display (Main Menu) appears automatically:

Menu button: MANUAL OPERATION
Press the button marked “MANUAL OPERATION”. The following display appears on the touch screen:
a) Display information
xCurrent speed, selectable format in km/h, mph or m/s.
To select display units, refer to “Menu button: MODIFY PARAMETERS”.
xCurrent inclination in %
xDistance traveled, selectable format in km, miles or meters.
To select display units, refer to “Menu button: MODIFY PARAMETERS”.
xElapsed time in hh.mm.ss
xHeart rate in bpm (beats per minute)
If the Polar transmission chest strap is used, the pulse rate in beats per minute (bpm) is displayed.
Caution – Possible danger of injury or damage.
Although the Polar pulse rate measurement provides very precise data, the pulse measurement
system is only used as a general indicator. The treadmill pulse measurement is not intended for
diagnostic or medical purposes. For diagnostic or medical purposes, use only ECG instruments
specifically designed and approved for that purpose.
xPower in watts or energy value in kcal
To select display units, refer to “Menu button: MODIFY PARAMETERS".

b) Speed adjustment
Start the treadmill by pressing the “+ button” (with a light tap of the fingertip on the touch screen). The treadmill
starts moving with no resistance whatsoever and at very low speed. To increase speed, press the "+ button"
several times in succession or hold it down until the desired speed has been reached.
To slow down, press the “- button”. Speed will diminish gradually. You can either press this button several times in
succession or hold it down continuously until the desired speed has been reached.
To stop more quickly, press the “Stop” button on the touch screen. How quickly it stops depends on the speed
with which it is running at the time the button is pressed. The faster you are running, the longer it takes to stop - in
any case, the shut down is always comfortable and never too abrupt.
Caution – Possible danger of injury or damage.
Do not use the Emergency Stop systems to stop under normal circumstances. Actuating the
Emergency Stop systems implies that there is an emergency situation, which is why the
treadmill stops much more abruptly than with the normal "Stop” button.
The direction of travel can be changed while the belt is not in motion (option: Reverse switch). Press the “+/-
button”, which appears in place of the “- button”. In reverse mode, the maximum allowable speed in 10 km/h and
the maximum inclination is 10%. Each time you restart the system or press the Stop button or exit the manual
operation mode, the direction of travel automatically resets to forward.
a) Inclination adjustment
To activate the inclination (for running uphill or downhill, the latter being an optional feature), press the “ button”
for going uphill and the “ button” for going downhill.
Using the handrail-mounted keypad
b) Speed adjustment
Start the treadmill by pressing the green “+ button”. The treadmill starts moving with no resistance whatsoever and
at very low speed. To increase speed, press the "+ button" several times in succession or hold it down until the
desired speed has been reached.
To slow down, press the blue “- button”. Speed will diminish gradually. You can either press this button several
times in succession or hold it down continuously until the desired speed has been reached.
To stop more quickly, use the red “Stop” button. Pressing it once briefly causes the treadmill to stop relatively
suddenly. How quickly it stops depends on the speed with which it is running at the time the button is pressed.
The faster you are running, the longer it takes to stop - in any case, the shut down is always comfortable and
never too abrupt.
Caution – Possible danger of injury or damage.
Do not use the Emergency Stop systems to stop under normal circumstances. Actuating the
Emergency Stop systems implies that there is an emergency situation, which is why the
treadmill stops much more abruptly than with the normal "Stop” button.
c) Inclination adjustment
To activate the inclination (for running uphill or downhill, the latter being an optional feature), press the yellow
“ button” for going uphill and the yellow “ button” for going downhill.

Menu button: START PROGRAM
This starts the treadmill program. It makes no difference, in this case, whether the program in question is one of
the pre-installed WOODWAY package programs or one you have created yourself.
(For programming, refer to “Menu button: EDIT PROGRAM”)
ARROW BUTTON moves the cursor up and down for marking the desired program. Program names are
displayed together with indicators showing whether they are package or custom
programs.
SELECT loads the program of your choice (i.e. the one you have marked with the cursor). A new
display screen appears showing the program structure.
CANCEL returns to the Main Menu.
You see the program structure and you can start the program by pressing the START button.
After starting the program, the following information appears on the screen: