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Owner’s Manual

DC1000 Intelli-Fit Treadmill

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Important Safety Instructions

Read all instructions before using your SCIFIT exercise machine!

Save these instructions!

Connect to a properly grounded outlet only. See Power Requirements below. Also, always unplug this machine from the electrical outlet immediately before cleaning and any servicing of the machine.

DANGER!

To minimize the risk of electric shock:

WARNING!

To reduce risk of burns, fire, electric shock, or injury to persons:

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Close supervision is necessary when exercise machine is used near children or disabled persons. Keep children away from treadmill deck, especially when in operation.

Use the exercise machine only for its intended use as described in this manual. Do not use attachments not recommended by the manufacturer.

To make any adjustment during your workout, STOP the machine and make the necessary adjustments.

Never operate the exercise machine if it has a damaged electrical power cord or plug, if it is not working properly, or if it has been damaged. Call the SCIFIT product support department for further information about repair options.

Keep the electrical power cord away from heated surfaces, and from the elevation mechanism.

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Never operate the machine with the air openings blocked. Keep the air openings free of lint, hair and other debris.

Never drop or insert any object into any opening.

Do not use outdoors.

Do not operate where aerosol (spray) products are being used or in an oxygen rich environment.

10.

To disconnect, turn off the power switch and unplug from the wall outlet

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Important Safety Instructions

Power Requirements – DC1000-INT (100-110V)

Figure A: Grounded Outlet Diagram

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2.

SCIFIT’s DC1000-INT(100-110V) treadmill requires a 110 Volt/ 15

AMP circuit. The circuit must have a minimum of 12 gauge wire.

Contact a qualified electrician to have one installed if needed.

Insufficient power may cause your treadmill to function improperly and will void the warranty.

DANGER:

Improper connection of the equipment grounding conductor can result in a risk of electric shock. Check with a qualified electrician or serviceman if you are in doubt as to whether the product is 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

If you or your electrician have any questions, contact SCIFIT Product

Support at 1-800-745-1373.

Plug grounding pin

Grounded outlet


Table of Contents

Introduction

Product Components

Assembly

Installation and Maintenance

Heart Rate Transmitter Strap

Keypad Functions

Program Descriptions

Set-Up Mode

Troubleshooting

Warranty Policy and Service Procedures

Specifications

Warranty card

1.1 to 1.2

2.1

3.1 to 3.16

4.1 to 4.2

5.1

6.1 to 6.2

7.1 to 7.5

8.1 to 8.2

9.1

10.1 to 10.5

11.1

12.1

Introduction

FITKEY™

Consult Your Physician

Warm Up and Cool Down

Exercise at Your Own Level

Train Intelligently

1.1

Thank you for your purchase of the SCIFIT treadmill. We have incorporated the finest technology and ergonomic design into this machine to assist you in achieving your fitness goals. However, for your safety, please adhere to the following recommendations before you begin to exercise.

Your SCIFIT treadmill may be equipped with a FITKEY receptical. Contact

SCIFIT to learn more about this exercise protocol and documentation software.

Consult your physician or medical specialist before participating in any exercise program, especially if you are pregnant, or if you are suffering from: heart disease, respiratory disease, diabetes, hypertension, high blood pressure, elevated cholesterol, arthritis or any other diseases or physical complaints.

Stay Within Your Target Heart Rate Zone

CAUTION:

When To Stop Exercising

To prevent muscle injuries and soreness, you should always warm up

(at least 5 minutes) and cool down (at least 5 minutes) by doing a series of stretches before and after each workout.

Increase your exercise level gradually, and avoid sudden, erratic, or careless exercise. The key to a successful exercise program is consistency.

For healthy beginners, start exercising two to four days a week with your heart rate in the target zone for about twenty (20) minutes each day.

Your approximate maximum heart rate (MHR) is equal to 220 minus your age. The upper limit of your target zone is equal to 0.85 times your MHR. The lower limit of your target zone is equal to 0.60 times your MHR.

For example, if you are 40 years old, your approximate MHR is equal to

180 (220 minus 40). Therefore, your target zone is between 60% of 180

(0.60 x 180) = 108, and 85% of 180 (0.85 x 180) = 153. So for a 40 year old, the target heart rate zone is between 108 and 153.

Try to stay within the target heart rate zone to achieve optimal fitness training. Avoid exceeding your maximum target heart rate as this may cause stress, fatigue, and/or injuries to your body. At the same time, you need to sustain the intensity level of your exercise above the minimum target heart rate in order to achieve

Stop exercising immediately if you feel nausea, dizziness, sharp pain, or any other physical discomfort. Do not resume until you consult with a physician.

To ensure a future of good health, you should always eat well balanced meals, drink plenty of fluid/water during a workout, and stay fit by exercising intelligently.


Introduction

Safe Use of Treadmill

Emergency Stop Magnet is located on the front handlebar

MAGNET

CLIP

1.2

• The safest position is with your feet on each top side cover, straddling the running belt. Step onto the running belt after you have started the treadmill to prevent injury.

• To balance yourself look straight ahead and hold on to the side handlebars or front handlebar.

• It is common to feel slightly dizzy after getting off the treadmill after a workout. This is because the ground has been moving under you. To help avoid this, turn the treadmill down to a slow speed and cool down for several minutes before getting off.

• A treadmill is not for children to play on. Use common sense when operating this treadmill and observe all caution stickers.

• Keep hand and fingers away from all areas that could cause injury such as the front and back rollers.

• Never place rear of the treadmill near an obstruction.

• Never put any substance underneath the treadmill running belt

• Do not spill any liquid on the treadmill running belt.

• Maximum user weight is 375 lbs/ 170 kg.

The Emergency Stop Magnet/Clip

• To stop the treadmill quickly in emergency situations pull the magnet from the Emergency Stop housing.

Attach the Emergency Stop Clip to your clothing, in the front chest area, using the Grip Teeth (see Figure to left) before beginning your workout. If you should fall or slip backward during the workout, the magnet will pull away from the

Emergency Stop housing and the running belt will come to a rest


Product Components

1. External components

Emergency Stop

Magnet/Clip

Water Bottle Holder

LCD Intelli-Fit Console

Contact Heart Rate

Easy Grip L & R

Side Handlebars

LH & RH

Uprights

Motor Cover

L & R End Caps with

Walkbelt Alignment

Bolt Access

Non-Skid

Side Covers

Walkbelt

Adjustable

Rear Feet

2. Internal components

3hp Motor

110V Actuator

110V Motor

Controller Board

On/Off

Power Switch

Thermal Fuse

AC Inlet

Transformer

Drive

Belt

Front Roller

& Pulley

Speed Sensor


2.1

Assembly

PARTS LIST

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Please make sure all parts below are in the box before assembly.

MAIN UNIT WITH MOTOR COVER CONSOLE

3.1

NO C

UPRIGHT WELDMENT ASSEMBLY

M5 x 12mm

Screw (Qty. 4)

Console

SIDE HAND RAILS

CONSOLE MOUNT WELDMENT POWER CORD

Assembly 3.2


PARTS LIST CONT’D

Please make sure all parts below are in the box before assembly.

MAGNET/CLIP LOWER SIDE RAIL COVERS

2-WIRE E-STOP CABLE

EXTENSION

4-WIRE CHR CABLE

EXTENSION

10-WIRE MAIN CABLE

EXTENSION

Assembly

PARTS LIST CONT’D


ASSEMBLY BAG CONTAINING

M8 Lock

Washer

(Qty. 6)

M8 Flat

Washer

(Qty. 6)

M8 x 16mm w/Blue Loctite

Patch Screw

(Qty. 6)

M5 x 12mm

Screw (Qty. 2)

M6 x 15mm

Screw (Qty. 4)

3.3

M8 x 50mm

Screw

(Qty. 2)

M8 x 45mm

Bolt

(Qty. 2)

M6 T-Handle (Qty.1)

M4 Hex Wrench

(Qty. 1)

M5 Hex Wrench

(Qty. 1)

Combination M6

Hex and Phillips

Wrench

(Qty. 1)

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Assembly 3.4

Assembly Procedures

6

Unpack and assemble as follows:

1.

Install upright weldment

2.

Install side hand

rails

3.

Attach lower side

hand rail covers

4.

Attach cable extensions to console

5.

Attach console

mount weldment

to console

6.

Attach console

w/weldment to

upright assembly

7.

Attach magnet

and clip to the

machine

8.

Power-Up

9.

Belt Alignment

10.

Belt Tension

11.

Incline Calibration

10

9

11

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Assembly Note

• All power cables should be grounded.

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Assembly 3.5

NOTE: 1. The following assembly instructions for the DC1000 will require two people

2. Refer to section 3.3 for hardware indentification

STEP 1: UPRIGHT WELDMENT INSTALLATION

3.4

1a. Carefully hold the upright weldment assembly over the treadmill main body frame and attach the 10-wire connector from the right upright to the 10-wire connector coming from the treadmill main body frame upright extension.

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Connect

Cables Here

Frame

Upright

Extension

3.4

1b. Push the connected cables back into the frame and carefully slide the left and right uprights onto the frame upright extensions of the main treadmill body.

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Assembly 3.6

STEP 1: UPRIGHT WELDMENT INSTALLATION CONT’D

M8 Flat Washer x 2

M8 Split Washer x 2

M8 x 16mm

Socket HD Screw x 2

Hardware Required:

(Qty. 2) M8 Split Washers

(Qty. 2) M8 Flat Washers

Tool Required:

M6 T-Handle Hex Wrench

(Qty. 2) M8 x 1.25 x 16mm Socket Button HD Screws

1c. Slide in order (Qty. 1) M8 Split washer, then (Qty. 1) M8 Flat washer onto the first M8 screw, then LOOSELY tighten the screw into the upper mounting hole located on the outside of the right upright with a M6 T-handle hex wrench. NOTE:

The screw will be secured properly in a later step.

1d. Slide in order (Qty.1) M8 Split washer, then (Qty. 1) M8 Flat washer onto the second M8 screw, then LOOSELY tighten the screw into the lower mounting hole located on the outside of the right upright with a M6 T-handle hex wrench as. NOTE:

The screw will be secured properly in a later step.

M8 Flat Washer

M8 Split Washer

M8 x 16mm Socket

HD Screw


(Qty. 1) M8 Split Washer

(Qty. 1) M8 Flat Washer

(Qty. 1) M8 x 1.25 x 16mm Socket Button HD Screw

1e. Slide in order (Qty.1) M8 Split washer, then (Qty. 1) M8 Flat washer onto the M8 screw, then LOOSELY tighten the screw into the mounting hole located on the inside of the right upright with a M6 T-handle hex wrench as shown. NOTE: The screw will be secured properly in a later step.

1f. Repeat steps 1c, 1d and 1e for the left upright. NOTE: The screws will be secured properly in a later step.


Assembly 3.7

STEP 2: SIDE HAND RAIL INSTALLATION

Align

Holes

2a. Starting on the right side, take one of the side hand rails and slide the upper end (has two holes on bottom side of tube) onto the extended tube coming from the upright weldment and align the holes of the hand rail with the holes of the tube extension from the upright.


(Qty. 2) M6 x 1.0 x 15mm

Socket Button HD Screws

Tool Required:

M4 Hex Wrench

2b. Use a M4 Hex wrench to LOOSELY secure the hand rail with (Qty.2) M6 x 15mm socket button head screws.


Assembly 3.8

STEP 2: SIDE HAND RAIL INSTALLATION CONT’D


(Qty. 1) M8 x 1.25 x 50mm

Socket Button HD Screw

Tool Required:

M5 Hex Wrench

2c. Align the larger screw hole of the lower side hand rail with the hole of the frame mounting bracket, then use a M5 hex wrench to LOOSELY attach a M8 x 50mm socket button head screw .

2d. Repeat steps 2a, 2b and 2c for the left side.

2e. Return to the screws attaching the lower part of the upright weldment assembly from step 1 and using a M6 T-handle hex wrench

tightly secure the three screws on both the right and left uprights.

2f. Using a M4 hex wrench tightly secure the two screws on both the upper right and left side hand rails .

2f. Using a M5 hex wrench tightly secure the screw on both the lower right and left side hand rails .


Assembly 3.9

STEP 3: ATTACH LOWER SIDE HAND RAIL COVERS


(Qty.1) M5 x .8 x 12mm

Phillips HD Screw

Tool Required:

M6/Phillips combo hex wrench

3a. Starting on the right side take the first of the two lower side hand rail covers and align the cover screw hole with lower side hand rail screw hole, then using the phillips end of the combo wrench and secure the cover with a M5 x

12mm Phillips screw.

3b. Repeat step 3a for the left side.

STEP 4: ATTACH CABLE EXTENSIONS TO CONSOLE (See section 3.2 for cable identification)

P3 P4

P1

P11

10 - Wire

Main Cable

Dual 2 - Wire

CHR Cable

2 - Wire

E-Stop Cable

Cables Required:

(Qty.1) 10 wire MAIN cable

(Qty.1) Dual 2 wire CHR cable

(Qty.1) 2 wire E-STOP cable

4a. Place the console face down on a flat surface.

4b. Looking in from the rear of the console, attach the 10 wire female end of the main cable to connector P1 .

4c. Attach the Dual 2 wire CHR (Dual male housing end) cable to connectors P3 and P4.

4d. Attach the 2 wire E-Stop cable to connector P11.


Assembly 3.10

STEP 5: ATTACH THE CONSOLE MOUNT WELDMENT TO CONSOLE

Console

Mounting

Bracket

Exit Hole

Secure Console

Mount With

Remaining

M5 x 12mm

Screws

M5 x 12mm Screw

To Secure Ring Lug

Magnet/Clip

Ring Lug


(Qty. 4) M5 x .8 x 12mm

Phillips HD Screw

Tool Required:

Phillips screw driver

5a. Remove the four screws that are inserted into the rear enclosure of the console and place to the side.

5b. Route the Main, CHR and E-Stop cables through the exit hole on the console mounting bracket, then align the mounting bracket holes with the console mounting holes .

5c. Take the ring lug end of the Magnet/Clip tether and using a phillips screw driver secure it to the lower left corner of the console mount weldment with (Qty. 1) M5 x 12mm of the screws previously removed in step 5a .

5d. Using a phillips screw driver finish securing the console mount weldment with (Qty. 3) M5 x 12mm phillips head screws previously removed in step 5a.

STEP 6: ATTACH CONSOLE WITH MOUNTING BRACKET TO THE UPRIGHT ASSEMBLY

Connect cables here, then push them into

the center frame

Pull cables out from center frame

6a. Pull out the Main, CHR and E-Stop cables from the machine center frame and connect them to the Main, CHR and E-Stop extension cables coming from the console.

6b. After connecting, push all the cables back into the center frame and align the two console mounting bracket holes with the two center frame mounting holes..


Assembly 3.11

STEP 6: ATTACH CONSOLE WITH MOUNTING BRACKET TO THE UPRIGHT ASSEMBLY CONT’D


(Qty. 2) M8 x 1.25 x 45mm

Socket Cap HD screws

Tool Required:

M6 T-handle wrench

6c. After aligning the console mount weldment holes with the center frame mounting holes, use a M6 T-handle and

(Qty. 2) M8 x 45mm socket cap screws to secure it in place.

STEP 7: ATTACH MAGNET AND CLIP TO THE MACHINE

Part Required:

(Qty. 1) Magnet/Clip

7a. Place the magnet end of the tether onto the Emergency stop housing.


Assembly 3.12

STEP 8: POWER-UP

Part Required:

(Qty. 1) AC Power Cord

8a. Verify the On/Off switch is in the “OFF” position, then plug in the right angle end of the AC power cord into the AC power inlet located at the front of the machine.

8b. Plug the other end of the AC power cord into the wall outlet, then flip the On/Off switch to the “ON” position and the console turn on .

STEP 9: BELT ALIGNMENT AND TENSION

Tightens Belt

Clockwise

Tool Required:

M6 T-Handle Wrench

Clockwise

NOTE: If belt had been replaced begin at step 9a.

If you are just making making minor adjustments begin at step 9c.

9a. Center the walkbelt manually between the side covers.

9b. Insert an M6 T-Handle wrench into the right end cap and turn the handle clockwise, then place the T-handle into the left end cap and equally turn the handle clockwise.

Continue doing this until the walk belt becomes taunt


Assembly 3.13

STEP 9: BELT ALIGNMENT AND TENSION CONT”D

Belt mo vement with clock wise turn

Belt mo vement with clock wise turn

Clockwise

9c. Press the “Quick Start” key and adjust the belt speed to

2 mph.

9d. Watch the tracking of the belt:

* If the belt tracks to the right, place the the T-handle into the right end cap belt adjustment hole and turn the handle clockwise a 1/4 turn at a time to make the belt move to the left until centered

* If the belt tracks to the left, place the the T-handle into the left end cap belt adjustment hole and turn the handle clockwise a 1/4 turn at a time to make the belt move to the right until centered

9e. When the belt is tracking in the center consistantly, increase the belt speed to 5 mph and continue to adjust the belt according to step 9d if needed.

9f. If adjustments are no longer needed, reduce the speed to zero and exit the “Quick Start” workout, then proceeed to the “BELT TENSION TEST”.

Clockwise

STEP 10: BELT TENSION TEST

10a. Start with the machine in the main menu (picture of woman shown) and stradle the treadmill placing your feet on the side covers.

10b. Press the “Quick Start” key and increase the speed to

2 mph.

10c. While holding the side hand rails carefully place your feet on the belt and begin walking.

10d. Stomp one foot in front of the other just in front of the motor cover to try to make the belt stop.

* If the belt slips, than more belt tension is required and step 9b needs to be repeated, also verifying the belt is still running centered.

* If the belt does not slip, no futher tensioning is required.


Assembly 3.14

STEP 11: INCLINE CALIBRATION TEST

Select Workout or Insert Fitkey

11a. Apply power to the machine.

11b. Starting at the main screen. Press the [One Dot],

[Six Dot] and Eelevation [Up] arrow keys at the same time (Fig.1)

Manual Heart R ate

G rade

P rofile

S peed

P rofile

Fig.1

Then the screen in Figure 2 will appear

P OT: xxxx MP H: 0.4

R P M : x x x x P W M : x x x x

H E A R T : 0 ( B P M ) HAND: 0 (BPM)

C S AFE loopback: FAIL

R FID loopback: FAIL

Fan

Battery: 0.200V

1 2 3 4 5 6

Fig.2


Assembly 3.15

11c. Press the Elevation [Up] and [Down] keys at the same time (Fig.3) and the treadmill will then begin the incline calibration process. Note: The process will take a few moments





C S AFE loopback : FAIL

R FID loopback : FAIL

F an

B attery : 0.200V

1 2 3 4 5 6

SCI FI T

Fig.3

During the calibration process, the “POT” category will be highlighted in yellow (Fig.4)







Fan

Battery: 0.200V

Fig.4


Assembly 3.16

When the incline calibration process has completed the “POT” category will become unhighlighted

11d. Press the [One Dot] key and hold, then press the [Stop] key. The console will reset and you may begin using the treadmill.







Fan

Battery: 0.200V

Fig.5


Installation and Maintenance

Placement

Moving

4.1

Avoid placing the treadmill in direct sunlight, in areas of extreme temperature or humidity or where the equipment may be splashed with any fluid. This treadmill is intended for indoor use only. Position the treadmill so the plug is easily accessible.

Allow a minimum of 20” (508mm) between the wall and other treadmills when in use.

Allow a safety area of 79” x 36” (2000mm x 914mm) square around the treadmill when in use.

The treadmill has wheels at the front of the machine attached to the incline weldment assembly for easy handling.

These built-in wheels are designed for short distance relocation of the treadmill, not for moving or delivery.

To move a short distance, incline the machine to 10%, then unplug from the wall outlet, lift the rear of the treadmill and move.

CAUTION:

*When moving the machine it is strongly recommended that two people be used.

*Please use furniture dollys to move the treadmill longer distances.

After intense training, always clean your SCIFIT product. Perspiration that stays in contact with the frame, casing, and console may cause rust or other damage. Clean surfaces with water and mild soap, then dry with a towel.

Follow the schedule below to maintain optimal performance of a SCIFIT treadmill

Treadmill Maintenance Schedule

Component Use When By Whom

Frame, Motor Cover,

Console

Damp Cloth Daily Facility

LCD Screen Daily Facility

Inside Motor Cover

Inspect Drive Belt

Inspect Walkbelt

Inspect Walk Deck

Front/Rear Rollers

Actuator Elevation

Screw Shaft

LCD TV Screen soft cleaning cloth

Vacuum

Visual - Cracks in belt, Belt material deteriation, etc..

Visual - Cracking,

Fraying, Belt slippage,

Replace if damaged

Visual - Wear on the deck, Cracks,

Replace if Damaged.

Flip once a year

Damp cloth.

Replace if Damaged

General purpose grease

Monthly

Monthly

Monthly

Monthly

As Needed

Annually

Facility

Facility

Facility

Facility

Facility

Facility


Installation and Maintenance

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Tulsa, OK 74146

USA

UK & EUROPEAN CUSTOMER SERVICE

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Berkshire, RG42 4HP

UK

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4.2

Heart Rate Transmitter Strap

Uses of the Heart Rate Transmitter Strap

Size Adjuster

5.1

Snap Buttons

Transmitter

Sensor

Activating The Transmitter

Unhooking Strap

Snap Button

De-activating the Transmitter

Signal Interference

CAUTION: Users with Pacemakers

Contact Heart Rate

CHR Grips

The wireless heart rate transmitter strap accessory is a useful device if you desire continuous feedback on your current heart rate during a workout.

The Heart Rate Control program enables the user to set-up a target heart rate. Through real-time monitoring of the user’s heart rate, the console maintains the user’s heart rate at or below this established target rate by decreasing the elevation if the user’s heart rate exceeds the target.

To activate the HR Transmitter strap, follow the steps below:

1. Unhook the strap by slightly twisting the snap button on either side outward until you can pull the button through the hole.

2. Moisten the backside of the sensor, then adjust the strap below the pectoral muscle or breasts.

3. Position the strap so that the transmitter sensor is directly in the center of the chest as shown in the illustration.

4. The sensor will begin to monitor and transmit your heart rate.

NOTE: For best results place the transmitter under your garment, so it may contact the skin.

The transmitter is automatically turns off when it is removed.

Be sure to wipe the strap thoroughly with a dry cloth after each workout to ensure reliable operation.

Inaccurate heart rate readings may occur if you use the transmitter within an area near other sources of electromagnetic radiation.

Examples of such sources include: other fitness equipment, other heart rate transmitters, and televisions. To reduce erroneous readings, be sure to allow a minimum of 1 meter between each radiation source.

Never use the Heart Rate Transmitter strap if you wear an electrical heart pacemaker or other electrical medical device. This could be extremely dangerous since the Heart Rate Transmitter can interfere and cause electrical disturbances to those devices.

The Contact heart rate is located directly in front of the user. Simply grip the contact grips lightly, after a short delay the pulse reading will appear on the display.

NOTE: If a transmitter heart strap is worn, this will over ride the reading of the contact heart rate.


Keypad Functions

Work Level Status Screen -

The work level status LCD screen gives a progressive real-time indication of the current work level of any and all programs.

Profile Selection

Area -

This location is where the user selects the program profile preferred.

Manual Heart Rate

Grade

Profile

Speed

Profile

[Up] and [Down] Keys

Allows the user to increase or decrease the elevation during a workout .

STOP

Used to pause or exit a workout.

Press once to pause the workout, Press again to exit the workout

ENTER

This key is used to validate selected values the user has choosen for a workout profile.

QUICK START

This key provides a one-touch

“Quick Start” pre-programmed workout profile or after logging into a program the“Quick Start” key will activate a selected program.

[+] and [-] Keys

Allows the user to increase or decrease the speed during a workout.

Is also used during the data entry process


6.1

Keypad Functions

ADDITIONAL KEYPAD FUNCTIONS

THE FAN OPTION

Anytime during a workout the user has the option to activate the dual internal cooling fans of the console.

These fans have three speed settings available.

To activate the fan option:

Press the fan (six dot) key (A) once- Low

Press the fan (six dot) key (A) twice - Medium

Press the fan key (six dot) key (A) three times - High

The fan will stay activated until:

1. The user exits the workout

2. The fan key is pressed a fourth time

PACE

The user may change the running pace of the workout at anytime. Press the PACE (four dot) key (B), then use either the

SPEED “increase” or “decrease” keys to adjust the pace time. The speed of the treadmill will automatically adjust to the new pace time by decreasing with a longer pace time or increasing with a shorter pace time.

PAUSING

1. Press the STOP key (C) once

At this time the user will be given three options.

D. Continue - Pressing this key will restart the workout at the point it was paused.

NOTE: A slight delay will occur before the belt begins to move or just press the [+] key once.

E. Change - Pressing this key will take the user back to the parameter screen to make any additional adjustments.

F. STOP - Pressing this key will exit the workout and return to the main screen.

D

Continue

E

Change

C

B

Pace

A

Fan

F

Stop

6.2


Program Descriptions

QUICK START

Allows the user to get on and go without having to enter data.

Press the QUICK START key and the treadmill starts at the minimum speed, minimum grade and time begins counting up. The user then manually adjusts the speed and incline grade using the Speed “Increase” and Decrease” keys or the Incline using the [UP] and [DOWN] arrow keys during the workout.

Press

MANUAL

Allows the user to initially set the Speed and Incline grade in the data entry screen. These settings do not change unless the user manually adjusts the speed using the Speed “Increase” and

Decrease” keys or the Incline using the [UP] and [DOWN] arrow keys during the workout.

Press

MANUAL

Then

Time (mm:ss)

Speed (MPH)

Pace (mm:ss)

Select the Time (maximum 99 min.) with the

15:00

.4

-- --

Speed keys, then press

Time (mm:ss)

Speed (MPH)

Pace (mm:ss)

15:00

.4

-- --

Select the speed (maximum 9 mph or 14.5 km/h)

with the


7.1

Time (mm:ss)

Speed (MPH)

Pace (mm:ss)

15:00

.4

-- --

After the starting SPEED has been selected, the PACE category will display the amount of time it will take to complete 1 mile at that speed. If you wish to adjust the

Pace time use the


NOTE: When adjustments are made, the SPEED category will automatically adjust to a speed it will take to complete 1 mile for the PACE selected.

Speed (MPH)

Pace (mm:ss)

Grade (%)

Select the incline grade (maximum 10%) with the


.4

-- --

0

Pace (mm:ss)

Grade (%)

Weight (lbs)

Select your weight (maximum 375 lbs/170 kg)

-- --

0

150 with the keys, then press



HEART RATE

NOTE: A transmitter strap is required for this program

(Refer to section 5.1).

Contact grips will not work on this program.

The Heart Rate program automatically adjusts the incline of the treadmill in response to changes in the user’s heart rate, putting the user as near as possible the desired Target Heart

Rate. In this program the user controls the speed using the

Speed “Increase” or “Decrease” keys.

Press

HEART RATE

Then

Time (mm:ss)

Target Heart Rate

Speed (MPH)

15:00

120

.4

Select the workout time (maximum 99 min.) with the


Calculating Target Heart Rate Zone

Your approximate Maximum Heart Rate (MHR) is equal to

220 minus your age.

The upper limit of your target zone is equal to .85 times your MHR.

The lower limit of your target zone is equal to .60 times your MHR.

Example:

Your age is 40

220-40=180

180 x .85 = 153 (Max MHR)

180 x .65 = 108 (Min MHR)

These values are based upon averages. Always consult your physician to establish the proper heart rate zone for your individual health condition.

Time (mm:ss)

Target Heart Rate

Speed (MPH)

15:00

120

.4

(see Calculating Heart Rate Zone) Select your Target

Heart Rate with the


7.2

Time (mm:ss)

Target Heart Rate

Speed (MPH)

15:00

120

.4

Select the speed (maximum 9 mph or 14.5 km/h) with the


Target Heart Rate

Speed (MPH)

Pace (mm:ss)

120

.4

-- --


Pace time use the


NOTE: When adjustments are made, the SPEED category will also automatically adjust to a speed it will take to complete 1 mile for the PACE selected.

Speed (mm:ss)

Pace (mm:ss)

Weight (lbs)

.4

-- --

150

Select your weight (maximum 375 lbs/ 170 kg) with the




Grade Profile Programs

7.3

The grade profile provides seven different incline dependent workout contours that the user may select.

The incline will automatically adjust up or down as the workout progresses.

Speed can only be adjusted manually during these workouts.

Press

GRADE

PROFILE

Then

Time (mm:ss)

Profile

Minimum Grade (%)

15:00

0.0



Profile

Minimum Grade (%)

Maximum Grade (%)

Minimum Grade (%)

Maximum Grade (%)

Speed (MPH) keys, then press

0.0

10

.4

Select the speed (maximum 9mph or 14.5 km/h) with the


0.0

10

Select the maximum incline grade (maximum10%) with the

Speed

Time (mm:ss)

Profile

Minimum Grade (%)

Select from seven different workout contours

(see section 7.4) with the


Time (mm:ss)

Profile

Minimum Grade (%)

Select the minimum incline height with the


15:00

0.0

15:00

0.0

NOTE: Do not exceed the Maximum incline grade selected in the next step.

NOTE: The speed may only be changed manually anytime during the workout.

Maximum Grade (%)

Speed (MPH)

Pace (mm:ss)

10

.4

-- --


Pace time use the


NOTE: When adjustments are made the SPEED category will automatically adjust to a speed it will take to complete 1 mile for the PACE selected.

Maximum Grade (%)

Speed (MPH)

Weight (lbs)

Select your weight (maximum 375 lbs/170 Kg) with the

10

.4

150




The following are Grade and Speed workout profiles available for selection

7.4

COURSE MULTI-PEAKS

RAMP SPRINT

TWIN PEAKS

PEAK

PROGRESSIVE



Speed Profile Programs

The speed profile provides seven different speed dependent workout contours that the user may select.

The speed will automatically adjust faster or slower as the workout progresses.

Incline can only be adjusted manually during these workouts.

Press

SPEED

PROFILE then

Time (mm:ss)

Profile

Minimum Speed (MPH)

15:00

.4



7.5

Profile

Minimum Speed (MPH)

Maximum Speed (MPH)

.4

9

Select the maximum workout speed

(maximum 9 mph or 14.5 km/h) with the


Time (mm:ss)

Profile

Minimum Speed (MPH)

Select from seven different workout contours

(see section 7.4 with the)


15:00

.4

Time (mm:ss)

Profile

Minimum Speed (MPH)

15:00

Select the minimum workout speed with the


.4

Minimum Speed (MPH)

Maximum Speed (MPH)

Grade (%)

Select the incline grade (maximum 10%) for the workout with the


.4

9

0.0

NOTE: The incline grade may only be changed manually during the workout.

Maximum Speed (MPH)

Grade (%)

Weight (lbs) keys, then press

9

0.0

150

Select your weight (maximum 375 lbs/170 Kg) with the

Speed

NOTE: Do not exceed the Maximum speed you

select in the next step.


Set-up Mode 8.1

DC1000-INT TREADMILL CONSOLE “SET-UP” DESCRIPTIONS

The following are brief descriptions of Set-Up Mode categories that pertain only to the

SCIFIT -INT treadmill. Additional categories will be seen, which are used for other

SCIFIT products.

Use the [UP] or [Down] arrows to make adjustments. After making adjustments the user may

press [Quick Start] to save and exit the Set-Up mode at anytime.

NOTE: If you pass the category wanted, you can not go backwards.

Press [Quick Start] and re-enter into the Set-Up mode.

ACCESSING THE “SET-UP” SCREEN

Press the [One dot] key, [Six dot] key and [STOP] key at the same time.

The screen will change and display “OVERLAY” as the first category.


Manual Heart Rate

Grade

Profile

Speed

Profile

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Set-up Mode 8.2

Default: Rotary

Indicates the type of membrane switch (Overlay) that has been attached on the console

Press [E N TER ] to advance

MODEL:

Selects the type of machine the console is going to be attached to


Default: PRO1

LANGUAGE:

Allows option to select 1 of 6 languages - English, German, Spanish, Dutch, French and Italian

Default: English


UNITS:

Allows option to select the type of weight units preferred: US or Metric


Default: U.S.

B A U D R A T E : Default: 19200

The console may be connected via the COMM port on the rear of the console to a external monitoring device that can be used to track a user’s progress. The Baud Rate determines the speed of data transfer from the console to the device.

There are 6 different speed options: 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600 and 115200.

NOTE: The Baud Rate selected should be the same as the device’s, the data is being transferred to.


EDI TOR: Default: Table

The data entry and set-up mode screens may be seen in two different formats. Use the he Speed “Increase” and “Decrease” keys to select either TABLE or CAROUSEL.

TABLE

Use the [ENTER] key to advance to the next category. NOTE: You will not be able to go backwards

Use the Speed “Increase” and “Decrease” keys to adjust data within the category.

Use the [QUICK START] key to save.

CAROUSEL

Use the [One dot] or the [Six dot] keys to advance forward or backwards to different categories.

Use the Speed “Increase” and “Decrease” keys to adjust data within the category.

Use the [QUICK START] key to save

Note: If in the CAROUSEL mode, pressing the [ENTER] key takes you back to the main screen and won’t save.

Press [E N TER ] to advance (if in TABLE mode)

UTILIZATION (HOURS):

Tracks the amount of time (in hour increments) the machine has been in use.

NOTE: Hours will not be reset when a software upgrade is done.

Default: 0.00

Press [Q U I C K S T A R T ] t o s a v e

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Troubleshooting 9.1

CONDITION REASON

Power cord is not connected

SOLUTION

Connect the power cord into wall outlet or machine

Power switch is on “OFF” position

Voltage supply is not available

Turn the power switch to the

“ON” position at the front of the treadmill

Check the following:

1. Check if the wall voltage is present (consult a qualified electrician).

2. Check cables under the motor cover

Main power does not turn on

Problem is between the wall outlet and inverter

Consult a qualified technician for the following:

1. Verify power is present at the input side of the line filter with the power switch in the “ON” position.

2. Verify power is present at the output side of the line filter with the power switch in the

“ON” position.

3. Verify power is present at the connector that attaches to the inverter.

Roller noise

Power present to inverter, but inverter not supplying power

Roller bearings bad

Replace inverter

Noise coming from belt each time seam passes over the roller

Motor making noise

Noise at rear part of the frame

Motor is not working

When the “Quick Start” key is pressed the display is normal, but the machine will not incline

Seam of new belt

Bearings of motor damaged

1. Treadmill not level

2. Bearings of rear roller noisey

3. Walk belt out of alignment

Bad motor

Power from inverter not present

Power from inverter not present

Replace roller

Noise goes away after a day or two, if noise persists contact

SCIFIT product support

Replace motor

Adjust the rear leveling feet

Replace rear roller

Align walk belt

Replace motor

1. Verify motor cable is connected to the inverter

2. Verify power is coming from inverter when motor is activated

1. Verify actuator cable is connected to the inverter

2. Verify power is coming from inverter when motor is activated

The motor runs, but the walk belt does not move

Drive belt is too loose Adjust the drive belt tension

Walk belt slips

Drive belt broken

Walk belt tension too loose

Replace the drive belt

Tighten the tension of the walk belt


Warranty Policy and Service Procedures

It is very important that your SCIFIT machine is registered. This can be

done online at http://www.SCIFIT.com/warrantyregistration.shtml mail the registration form at the back of this manual.

or fill out and

SCIFIT Statement of Warranty

SCIFIT warranties new products against defective workmanship and/or materials under normal and proper use subject to the following limitations:

(a) SCIFIT’s obligation to the original purchaser shall apply to:

Within the United States and Canada both parts and the cost of labor required to replace or repair a defective product for a period of one (1) year from user/ dealer purchase date as documented by *warranty card and if warranty card has not been returned by user/dealer, then date of shipment from the factory.

Thereafter, for a period of two (2) years, such obligation shall extend only to the supply of replacement parts or products with any labor costs associated with such replacement or repair to be at Buyer’s expense. Refer to clause (e) for components outside this policy clause.

Outside the United States and Canada replace defective product with no labor for a period of three (3) years from user purchase date as documented by

*warranty card and if warranty card has not been returned by user then date of shipment from factory.

*Note: Original purchaser must register their purchased products either by warranty card return, web site registration or fax to activate warranty period or shipment date is extent for start of warranty period. A ninety (90) day period is to be given for warranty registration to allow stock rotation and showroom stock, thereafter the registration will be the shipment date for the start of the warranty period.

(b) SCIFIT’s obligation shall be limited to repairing or replacing defective parts.

No allowance shall be granted for repairs made by Buyer without SCIFIT’s prior written approval. The decision to replace or repair shall be solely at SCIFIT’s discretion.

(c) SCIFIT’s warranty does not apply to parts requiring replacement or repair due to normal and abnormal wear and tear, improper use, corrosion (perspiration), improper maintenance, improper installation, improper rated, grounded or dedicated electrical circuits or improper storage, nor does it apply where all or part of the product has been altered from its original state by Buyer or a third party.

(d) THIS WARRANTY IS IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESSED

OR IMPLIED, ARISING BY LAW OR OTHERWISE INCLUDING WARRANTY OR

MERCHANTABILITY OF FITNESS FOR PARTICULAR PURPOSE, AND IS IN

LIEU OF ALL OTHER LIABILITIES OF SCIFIT INCLUDING DIRECT, INDIRECT,

SPECIAL

AND CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OR PENALTIES EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED

WHETHER ARISING OUT OF CONTRACT, NEGLIGENCE OR OTHER SORT.

10.1



SCIFIT STATEMENT OF WARRANTY

(e) The below listed items have the following warranty coverage unless determined to be defective. These items include, but are not limited to:

Warranty Period Treadmills – AC5000 models only

Treadmill belts

Treadmill belts decks

Treadmill structure & frame

Treadmill drive system inclusive of motor & inverter

Treadmill Handrails & Handles

Treadmill Heart rate grips

Treadmill water bottle holders

Treadmill trays

Rotary Products

Upholstery

Saddles/Seats

Rotary Pedals

Rubber grips

Heart rate grips

Rotary structure & Frame

Rubber foot Pads (BioFlex)

Rotary water bottle holders

Rotary trays

Accessories Products

Pedal straps

Heart Rate Receiver/Transmitter

Low support boots

High support boots

Assist gloves

USB Keys and Lanyards

12 months

12 months

5 years

5 years

3 years

12 months

90 days

90 days

Warranty Period

12 months

12 months

12 months

12 months

12 months

5 Years

12 months

90 days

90 days

Warranty Period

Normal wear & tear

90 days

12 months

12 months

90 days

90 days

(f) Fires, floods, and acts of God, are not covered under this warranty.

10.2



Freight and Shipping

All SCIFIT products have displayed on the outside packaging “STOP - UPON DELIVERY

INSPECT MERCHANDISE THOROUGHLY NOTING ANY DAMAGE ON RECEIVING

PAPERWORK PRIOR TO SIGNING”.

SCIFIT is not responsible for the repair or replacement of any unit or part damaged during transit or installation. The customer is responsible for inspection of each unit and part for shipping damage at time of delivery or installation, and prior to signing receiving paperwork.

The customer is responsible for pursuing all freight damage claims with the appropriate transit company. If the customer signs an unqualified receipt for freight or damage goods, the customer is solely responsible for the cost of the repair or replacement for such freight damage.

10.3

Maintenance

After training, always wipe down your SCIFIT exercise product. Perspiration that continuously settles on frame, upholstery, casings and control panels may eventually cause rust or damage. Damage resulting from lack of maintenance will NOT be covered under warranty. To clean upholstery, use mild soap and warm water. Dry with a clean towel. Refer to the mahine’s maintenance schedule.



Product Support

Assistance for the service of SCIFIT products is available by fax +1-918-359-2045. The product support department is staffed from 7 AM to 5 PM US Central Time Monday through Friday.

A voicemail service is available 24 hours daily for recording messages to request technical support and to order replacement parts. Our goal is to return every voicemail call within 30 minutes of when it is placed during our normal business hours.

Please have the following information prior to calling technical support:

• Model number of equipment

• Serial number of equipment

• Point of contact name and phone number

• Detailed description of symptoms encountered.

10.4

Installation

SCIFIT is not responsible for the repair or replacement of any unit or part damaged during installation. The customer is responsible for inspection of each unit and part for damage at the time of installation. The customer is responsible for pursuing all damage claims with the installer.

Parts Shipment

During the first 30 days warranty parts will be shipped via overnight delivery.

Determination must be made before 2:00 PM US Central Time on any given weekday for next day delivery. During the remainder of the first year warranty period, parts requirements will be filled via ground shipment. The customer will have the option to request overnight or 2nd day parts shipping, but will be charged the difference between the ground shipment cost and the overnight or 2nd day cost.



Return of Parts

SCIFIT is committed to continual improvement in the equipment we market. In order to meet this commitment, the rapid return of defective parts is essential. The examination of the parts by our engineering department leads to changes that insure the same problem does not re-occur. Thank you in advance for your assistance!

When requested by SCIFIT, defective parts must be returned to the SCIFIT factory within

20 days of receipt of replacement part. Otherwise SCIFIT will expect payment on the parts invoice net 30 days.

Please follow these three easy steps for returning parts.

Step 1

Keep the box and packing material in which the new parts arrived.

Step 2

A UPS prepaid Return Label will be in the parts box for only those parts that need to be returned. If no prepaid Return Label is enclosed contact SCIFIT Product Support at 1-800-

745-1373. When ALL of the parts are received and inspected at the factory, a credit will be issued for the original parts invoiced. Attention service companies - labor invoices will

NOT be paid until the defective parts are returned to the factory.

Step 3

Wrap the defective part, place it in the box and affix the Return Label for safe return.

10.5

Service Labor

Where applicable, the SCIFIT product support personnel will arrange a local field service technician to provide field support. Every effort will be made to schedule service during 48 business hours (8 hours per business day) following notification of a problem or as soon as repair parts are available to the field service technician. Where possible, parts will be supplied in advance of the field service technicians so that the product is repaired with one call.

Purchased Parts

All purchased parts will carry a 12 month warranty. Refer to Purchased parts shipments and installation for more details.

This Limited Commercial Warranty supercedes the limited commercial warranty printed in the “Users Operation Manual” for all SCIFIT Systems, Inc. products.

If you have questions or require additional information, please contact SCIFIT Systems,

Inc. at [email protected]


Specifications

Weight

Max User Weight

Power

Power Cord

Elevation Range

Speed Range

Programs

Warranty

222lbs/ 101 Kg (assembled), 309 lbs/ 140 Kg (Boxed)

375 lbs/170 kg.

110V/15 amp

5-15P RA (110V)

0 to 10%,

.5% increment changes per key stroke

0.4 - 9 mph/ 0.6 - 14.5 km/h

.1mph/ .2 km/h increment changes per key stroke

Quick Start, Manual, Heart Rate, 7 Pre-programmed Elevation profiles,

7 Pre-programmed Speed profiles

Within U.S. & Canada 3 years parts, 1 year labor

Outside U.S. 3 years parts, no labor

11.1

31.89

(810mm)

57.74

(1466.6mm)

73.35

(1863.1mm)


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Model Number:

Serial Number:

Date of Purchase:

Supplied By: SCIFIT Systems Inc.

User Manual: #P4805A (6/2011)

5151 South 110th East Avenue

Tulsa, Oklahoma 74146

USA

Sales: 1-800-278-3933 Customer Service: 1-800-745-1373


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Owner’s Manual

DC1000 Intelli-Fit Treadmill

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DANGER!

To minimize the risk of electric shock:

WARNING!

To reduce risk of burns, fire, electric shock, or injury to persons:

Power Requirements – DC1000-INT (100-110V)

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Introduction

Product Components

Assembly

Installation and Maintenance

Heart Rate Transmitter Strap

Keypad Functions

Program Descriptions

Set-Up Mode

Troubleshooting

Warranty Policy and Service Procedures

Specifications

Warranty card

1.1 to 1.2

2.1

3.1 to 3.16

4.1 to 4.2

5.1

6.1 to 6.2

7.1 to 7.5

8.1 to 8.2

9.1

10.1 to 10.5

11.1

12.1

FITKEY™

Consult Your Physician

Warm Up and Cool Down

Exercise at Your Own Level

Train Intelligently

Thank you for your purchase of the SCIFIT treadmill. We have incorporated the finest technology and ergonomic design into this machine to assist you in achieving your fitness goals. However, for your safety, please adhere to the following recommendations before you begin to exercise.

Stay Within Your Target Heart Rate Zone

CAUTION:

When To Stop Exercising

Safe Use of Treadmill

1. External components

2. Internal components

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ASSEMBLY BAG CONTAINING

Assembly Procedures

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Unpack and assemble as follows:

1.

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4.

5.

6.

7.

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Assembly Note

NOTE: 1. The following assembly instructions for the DC1000 will require two people

2. Refer to section 3.3 for hardware indentification

STEP 1: UPRIGHT WELDMENT INSTALLATION

STEP 1: UPRIGHT WELDMENT INSTALLATION CONT’D

STEP 2: SIDE HAND RAIL INSTALLATION

STEP 2: SIDE HAND RAIL INSTALLATION CONT’D