FDF ARM CYCLE E650 Adjustable Fluid Resistance Machines User Guide

June 13, 2024
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FDF ARM CYCLE E650 Adjustable Fluid Resistance Machines User Guide
FDF ARM CYCLE E650 Adjustable Fluid Resistance
Machines

**ARM CYCLE E650


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CYCLE UBE E750
Product Overview

UBE E850
Product Overview

MEDICAL UBE E950
Product Overview

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CONSOLE OVERVIEW

  • First Degree Fitness Fluid Exercise Models
  • Bluetooth® FTMS Rower Data Compatibility
  • Bluetooth® Heart Rate Monitor Compatibility – Including Polar Bluetooth® Monitors
  • Automatic Resistance Level Detection
  • Numeric Display of Workout Data and Heart Rate
  • Real-Time Speed and Watts History Scrolling Charts
  • WORK/REST Interval Workouts
  • Simple 3 Button User Interface
  • Auto power down after 5 minutes of no activity (ONLY if Bluetooth® is not connected)
  • 2 x D Cells for Extended Battery Life

WORKOUT OPERATION

A user will exercise during active WORK Intervals and is expected to rest the during active REST Intervals.

START UP SCREEN

Press any button or begin exercising to power on the console. The startup screen displays firmware version information, selected equipment model, and battery level.
Start up Screen

Firmware Version:
August 11, 2020 @ 7:40pm
Model: 3000 (UBE E650 Arm Cycle)
Battery Level: 93%

USING THE CONSOLE

WORKOUT DISPLAY

Workout Display

DISPLAY READINGS

WATT: Current input power while exercise is ongoing, average power when at rest.
TIME: Workout elapsed time in minutes and seconds.
CALS: While exercising this shows kCals/hr burned, when a workout is paused or stopped this shows
total kCals burned.
WORK: Shows active Work Time remaining.
REST/DIST: Shows active Rest Time remaining or Accumulated Distance while Work is ongoing.
PULSE: Heart Rate from a Bluetooth® connected heart rate monitor.
LEVEL: Current resistance level which automatically updates when adjusted on the equipment.
RPM: Current cadence at crank in Revolutions per Minute.
CHART: Shows real-time on-road Speed or Watts history.
WORK BUTTON: Cycle Work interval through 0:15, 0:30, 1:00, 1:30, 2:00, 2:30, 3:00, 3:30, 4:00, 0:15, etc.
REST BUTTON: Cycle Work interval through 0:15, 0:30, 1:00, 1:30, 2:00, 2:30, 3:00, 3:30, 4:00, 0:15, etc.

BATTERY WARNING
Remove Batteries from the console when the equipment will not be used for 30 days or more.

USING CONSOLE BUTTONS

CONSOLE BUTTONS

PRESS ANY BUTTON TO TURN ON CONSOLE

RESET   BUTTON: Press and hold RESET to reset console readings to zero.
WORK BUTTON: Press WORK button to set Work Interval.
REST BUTTON: Press REST button to set Rest Interval.

CHANGING WORK/REST INTERVALS

Intervals

  • Press any button to turn on console.
  • Press and hold RESET to clear console data.
  • Use the WORK buttons to set Work Interval.
  • Use the REST buttons to set Rest Interval.
  • When exercise begins the Work Interval will start counting down and REST/DIST will display accumulated distance.
  • When the Work Interval reaches 0, the console will beep, and the Rest Interval will start to count down and will be shown in REST/DIST. When this reaches 0 the console will beep and will wait for exercise to resume before starting the Work Interval count down.

USING THE CONSOLE

CHANGING CHART TYPE

WATTS HISTORY
Changing Chart
REAL-TIME SPEED
Changing Chart

Click RESET to toggle between chart types

CONSOLE RESET

Console Reset

To clear workout data press and hold RESET for 3+ seconds.
Note – Bluetooth® will be disconnected.

SPECIAL FUNCTIONS

EQUIPMENT SELECTION

The correct equipment type is set at the factory as part of the manufacturing process so this procedure should not be required by an end user under normal circumstances.

If required, follow these steps

  1. Remove the batteries from the console.
  2. While reinserting the batteries press and hold the RESET and UP buttonsfor 3+ seconds.
  3. The console will beep twice and the select equipment screen will be displayed.
  4. The CAL field shows the currently selected equipment.
    EQUIPMENT ID IN CAL WINDOW| EQUIPMENT ID
    ---|---
    3000| Fluid Exercise – E650 ARM CYCLE
    3001| Fluid Exercise – E750 CYCLE UBE
    3002| Fluid Exercise – E850 UBE
    3003| Fluid Exercise – E950 MEDICAL UBE
  5. Use the UP and DOWN buttons to select the required equipment.
  6. Press RESET to confirm selection and the console will reboot with the selected configuration.

HOLD TO REST
Hold to rest
SELECT EQUIPMENT
Select Equirmenta

BLUETOOTH CONNECTIVITY

CONNECT TO MOBILE DEVICE

For connection to a recognized fitness app running on a mobile device follow these steps.

  1. Power on the console.
  2. Press and hold WORK and REST buttons for 3+ seconds.
  3. The console will beep once and display the BT connect screen.
  4. Press the WORK button to select Bluetooth® FTMS connection.
  5. Follow the equipment select instructions of the app. See example below.
    STEPS 2 – 4 ARE ONLY REQUIRED FOR FIRMWARE OLDER THAN JULY 2020 – SEE PAGE 4 FOR DETERMINING FIRMWARE VERSION. FOR NEWER FIRMWARE BLUETOOTH IS ALWAYS ON.

POWER ON

BLUETOOTH CONNECT SCREEN
Connect to Mobile Device

WAITING FOR CONNECTION
Connect to Mobile Device

CONNECTED
Connect to Mobile Device

  1. When a successful connection is made the console will show a simplified workout screen, charts only with no readings. It is assumed the connected app will show workout data in a suitable format.
  2. If no connection is made within 60s the console will return to the standard workout screen

For the FDF FLUID CONNECT app, the user will be presented with the following equipment select screen. Click CONNECT to complete the connection.
FDF FLUID CONNECT app


FDF FLUID CONNECT app

CONNECT TO MOBILE DEVICE APP

For example, if using the Zwift app, the user will be presented with the following screens
Connect to Mobile

CONNECT TO BLUETOOTH HEART RATE MONITOR

Follow these steps to connect with a Bluetooth® Hear Rate monitor.

  1. Power on the console.
  2. Ensure the Heart Rate monitor is in close proximity with the console
  3. Press and hold WORK and REST buttons for 3+ seconds.
  4. The console will beep once and display the BT connect screen.
  5. Press the REST button to select Bluetooth® Heart Rate connection.
  6. Follow the connect instructions of the Heart Rate Monitor.
  • Compatible monitors should automatically connect if within rang
    POWER ON
    Connect to Mobile Device
    BLUETOOTH CONNECT SCREEN
    Connect to Mobile Device
    WAITING FOR CONNECTION
    Connect to Mobile Device
    CONNECTED AND HEART RATE DISPLAYED
    Connect to Mobile Device

    1. When a successful connection is made the console will return to the workout screen with the heart symbol displayed in the PULSE field.
    2. If no connection is made within 60s the console will return to the workout screen.
CONNECT TO BLUETOOTH CHEST STRAP

When connecting Bluetooth Console with Bluetooth Chest Strap, make sure the distance between the two is no further than 30cm.
Connecting Bluetooth

CONSOLE SUPPORT

FDF FLUID CONNECT APP

FDF FLUID CONNECT APP

To update the Firmware simply follow the instructions provided by the App.

  • START
    Console firmware update

  • TURNING CONSOLE ON
    Console firmware update

  • GETTING INTO OPTIONS
    Console firmware update

  • SELECT BT OPTION
    Console firmware update

  • SELECT EQUIPMENT
    Console firmware update

  • DFU/FIRMWARE UPLOADING
    Console firmware update

  • DFU/FIRMWARE COMPLETE
    Console firmware update

FLUID RESISTANCE LEVEL CALIBRATION PROCEDURE

Calibration of the resistance level sensor may need to be done periodically.

TO DO THIS FOLLOW THESE STEPS.

  1. Power on the console.

  2. Press and hold WORK and REST for 3+ seconds.

  3. The console will beep once and display the calibration screen.Console firmware update
    *The numbers below is a non realistic example of calibration of a 10 level tank

  4. Set the Fluid Resistance to level 1 and wait a few seconds before clicking RESET.

  5. Set the Fluid Resistance to level 2 and wait a few seconds before clicking RESET.

  6. Set the Fluid Resistance to the next level and wait a few seconds before clicking RESET.

  7. Repeat #6 until all 10 levels have been done.

  8. When all levels are done the console will reboot.

  9. Check calibration by cycling through all resistance levels.

FDF – FLUID EXERCISE – FLUID RESISTANCE TWIN TANK SYSTEM

10 LEVEL VERTICAL TANKS
Console firmware update

HANDLING & MAINTENANCE

GENERAL
  • Do not press or scratch the product with any sharp objects.

  • Do not forcibly bend the product.

  • When the product is stored, make sure it is packed in a packing box and stored within
    recommended temperature range.

  • Do not use or store the product under conditions where the product will be exposed to water, organic solutions, or acid.

  • Do not use the product under direct sunlight.

  • Clean the product with a soft cloth and neutral detergent or alcohol.

  • When contaminated with chemicals, wipe them off immediately with caution not to cause injury.

BATTERY REPLACEMENT

Battery Replacement

  1. Slide up rear battery cover
  2. Remove old batteries
  3. Insert new batteries
  4. Reinsert battery cover

SPECIFICATIONS

ITEM| RATING|
---|---|---
Supply Voltage| ~2.5V – 3.3V| 2 x D Cell Batteries
Operating Voltage| 3VDC ±5%| 30mV peak to peak maximum ripple and noise
Current Consumption| 8mA (typical operation) 3uA (sleep mode)| Bluetooth ON, LCD all ON, Sensor ON
Operating Temperature| 0°C to +80°C| Avoid condensation
Storage Temperature| 0°C to +80°C| Avoid condensation
Speed Sensor| < 100KHz|
Level Sensor| 100K Potentiometer|
LCD| 28½ x 7 Segment Digits 8 x Annunciators 20 x 16 Dots|
Chemical Resistance| Toluene, Trichloroethylene, Acetone, Alcohol, Gasoline, Machine Oil, Ammonia, Glass Cleaner, Mayonnaise, Ketchup, Wine, Salad Oil, Vinegar, Lipstick, etc.
This product is lead-free and compliant with RoHS

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