Pioneer R5 TFT - Treadmills BH FITNESS - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Treadmill
Brand	BH Fitness
Model	Pioneer R5 TFT
Display	Touch screen TFT display
Available programs	Manual, 36 presets, User, Target (time, distance, calories), Navigation (video), Heart rate control (HRC)
Speed range	1.0 to 18 km/h
Incline range	0 to 15 levels
Connectivity	USB (for music), WiFi (for internet browsing), Bluetooth (not specified)
Power supply	Grounding mains plug
Safety	Safety key, START/STOP button, emergency stop by pulling the key
ECO function	Economic mode reducing power consumption
Heart rate measurement	Manual hand grip sensors and chest strap compatibility (not specified)
Multimedia	Music via USB and internet browsing via WiFi
Languages	Multilingual (configurable in settings)
Units	Kilometers or miles (switchable)
Maintenance	Belt lubrication, belt tension and drive belt tension
Troubleshooting	Error codes E1, E2, E3, E5, E7 (see manual)

Frequently Asked Questions - Pioneer R5 TFT BH FITNESS

How to turn on the Pioneer R5 TFT treadmill?

Plug the device into a grounded outlet, set the main switch to position 1, insert the safety key into its slot (E), then press START/STOP.

How to select the display language?

On the main screen, press the globe icon at the top right and select the desired language from the list.

How to switch from kilometers to miles?

Press Configuration on the main screen, select mil switch and choose the desired unit.

What training programs are available?

The treadmill offers: a manual program, 36 preset programs, a user program, three target programs (time, distance, calories), a navigation program (video) and a heart rate control program (HRC).

How to use the ECO function?

In manual or program mode, press the ECO button. The machine reduces incline and setup to save energy. To exit, press ECO again.

What to do if the display does not turn on?

Check that the machine is plugged in, the main switch is set to 1, and the safety key is properly inserted.

How to measure heart rate?

Place both hands on the heart rate sensors (hand grip) located on the electronic unit. The heart rate will appear within a few seconds and a heart symbol will flash at your heart rate.

How to adjust the incline?

Use the INCLINE (+) or (-) keys to adjust the incline from 0 to 15. Important: do not place objects under the treadmill and make sure the incline is at the lowest level before folding the machine.

What does error code E7 mean?

Code E7 indicates that the safety key is not properly inserted. Place the key in its slot for the machine to operate.

How to maintain the treadmill?

Lubricate the belt regularly, check its tension and the drive belt tension. In case of pulling, lubricate and tighten the belt.

USER MANUAL Pioneer R5 TFT BH FITNESS

Running time today: 00:47 Distance: 0.0 KM Consumption of heat: 1.4 KCAL 2016-07-29 09:07 Smart Run User center Settings Apps Media Run Config Start 0.0KM/H 0.0Kcal

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Fig.1

Diagram showing a device with labeled ports and an electrical plug, including a circular inset showing the internal components.

Fig.2

Front view of a stationary exercise machine with control panel and labeled buttons (no readable text or symbols beyond labels)

Fig.3

Technical diagram of a treadmill with labeled control panel and indicator lights, showing function buttons and a red 'R' label.

Fig.4

Training on Monday 30:47 - Platform 32.6M The Interaction of User 3.4 HCM 2016-07-29 09:07 Smart Run User Center Settings Mobile Play Control Start 0.000 0.000 0.0% 0.0%

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2016-07-23 09:06 Start

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Metric Switch • Metric • Inches Start

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Manual Mode Start

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Times 00:07 Outages 0.00 min Calories 0.2 kcal Avg Speed 0.8 km/h Pace 67'49" Start 0.00min 0.0ks

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Program Mode 20 Minutes 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 64 Program Before Program2 Program3 Program4 Program5 Program6 Speed GAL Start 00:00 0.00KM 4.0% 0.00KM 0.0km

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Rainfall Seaside road Start

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Custom Mo's 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 Custom Mo's Speed: 1.0% Start 00:00 0.00km 4.0% Start 0.0km 0.0km

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Heart Control Mode 15 Pairs 00:00 12:30 PM 9:00 10:00 11:00 12:00 13:00 14:00 15:00 Start

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Reciprocal Mode Time Countdown Mode 14 15 Minute 16 Start

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Reciprocal Mode Distance Node 99 9 1 0 Km 2 1 Start

Reciprocal Mode Calorie Mode 49 50 Kcal 57 Start

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D E Sunlight F McExplore 00:00 0.00km 4.0% Start 0.0km 0.0km 0

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ELEMENTS OF THE MONITOR.-

A: The electronic monitor has 1 TFT display including touchscreen.

B: Incline function quick access keys or buttons (6-9-12).

C: The electronic monitor has 7 push buttons or keys; PROGRAM; MODE; INCLINE( ); START/STOP; SPEED Km/h ( ).

D: USB port.

E: Slot for safety key.

F: Speed function quick access keys or buttons (6-8-10 Km/h).

g: Safety key.

H: ECO key

START/STOPING.-

Plug the unit into a wall socket with an EARTH terminal and set switch (L) to position (1), Fig.1.

The safety key (g) must be inserted into its spot (E) Fig.2, otherwise the machine will not operate and will show and error message.

The machine will turn on on the main screen. Fig. 4.

To minimize or maximize the bar with the exercise parameters press the and

CHANGING LANGUAGE

On the main screen, click the sphere icon in the upper right corner. Select the language from the list.

CHANGING FROM KILOMETRES TO MILES.-

On the main screen, click on Settings, then select MIL SWITCH option and choose the unit system. Fig. 6

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS.-

This monitor has the following programs: 1 MANUAL program; 36 PRESET PROGRAMS; 1 USER program; 3 TARGET programs; 1 NAVIGATION MODE program and 1 HEART RATE CONTROL program.

Pressing the START/STOP key will light the MANUAL and the machine will start within 3 seconds, shown by a countdown on the TIME display, at a speed of 1.0km/h.

You can change the speed settings between 1.0–18 km/h. at any time during the exercise by pressing the SPEED ( ) keys, and the inclination settings by pressing the INCLINE ( ) keys.

The machine will stop if you press the START/STOP key or if you remove the SAFETY KEY and will display a summary of your exercise. Fig.8

MANUAL MODE

This program maintains a flat profile that the user can modify during the exercise. To choose this program, enter SMART RUN and choose the MANUAL program. Fig. 7.

Press START to begin.

PROGRAM MODE.-

This program allows user to make a preset profile.

To select this program, enter SMART RUN and select the PROGRAM

MODE option. Fig. 9.

Select the program and the duration of the program at the top of the screen.

Program graphics for P1 to P36.

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Press the START key to start.

ECO FUNCTION.-

Press this button when in manual or program mode to enter into economic mode. The machine will change the incline and configuration to reduce power consumption and the time window will alternate time with the word ECO.

Press the ECO button again to exit this function.

NAVIGATION MODE.-

This program plays a video continuously during training.

To select this program, enter SMART RUN and select the NAVIGATION program. Fig. 10.

Choose the video that will be played during the exercise. Press start to begin.

USER PROGRAM MODE.-

The user programs allow you to design the speed and inclination graphs with reference to your fitness level.

To select this program enter SMART RUN and choose the USER program. Fig. 11.

Select the incline and speed profile on the screen graphics and the duration of the screen at the top.

Press START to begin.

HRC (Heart Rate Control).-

This program allows you to do exercise on the machine at a constant user-defined pulse rate.

To select this program enter SMART RUN and choose the HEART RATE program. Fig. 12.

Select your age, beats and the desired exercise time and press START to begin.

E.g. If you have specified 100 B.P.M (Beats Per Minute) then the machine will slow down automatically whenever you go above this value. If, on the other hand, you fail to reach the specified BPM value, then the machine will speed itself up until you do.

It is mandatory to use the heart rate measurement, using manual sensors (hand-grip) or the telemetric pulse chest belt.

The maximum number of pulsations that a person should never exceed is called the maximum rate and this decreases with age. A simple formula to calculate is to subtract 210 from age in years. Exercise, to be correct, should be maintained between 65% and 85% of the maximum heart rate and it is recommended not to exceed 85%.

OBJECTIVE PROGRAM.-

This program allows you to select a time, distance or calorie target. The exercise will end when that goal is achieved.

To select this program enter SMART RUN and choose the OBJECTIVE program. Fig. 13. Fig.14. Fig.15.

Select the target between time, distance or calories. You can switch between them by sliding your finger to the sides and change the value by sliding your finger vertically. Press START to begin.

The monitor will start a countdown until it reaches the value "0".

Note: The marked target will be the last one that has been set.

MULTIMEDIA.-

In the main menu, press the Apps key to access multimedia applications. Fig. 16.

Insert a USB device with music files to play them.

To surf the internet you must first connect to a WIFI connection in the upper right corner. Fig. 4.

EMERGENCY STOP.-

For the user's maximum safety, this unit is equipped with a safety key (g) and a STOP button. The safety key (g) must be slotted into its housing (E), Fig.2, otherwise the machine will not start.

When you are using the machine always clip the cord on the safety key to your clothing. Tugging on the cord will pull the safety key out of its slot and the machine will stop immediately.

To restart the machine simply put the key back into the key slot.

Remove the safety key (g) whenever the machine is not being used and keep it out of children's reach.

Pressing the red button marked STOP will also stop the unit immediately.

To restart it, press the button marked START/STOP again.

ELEVATION.-

The inclination function operates independently of all other functions. Each time that you set switch (L) to position I, as described in the Starting section, Fig.1. the inclination level that was last used will be displayed.

If inclination is not at zero when the START/STOP key is used to begin exercising, the machine will zero itself while it is starting.

You can adjust the elevation level by pressing the INCLINE(+) or INCLINE(-) keys to specify a value of 0 to 15, depending on how you would like to do the exercise.

Important: Do not change the inclination level of your treadmill by propping it up on objects.

IMPORTANT: THE INCLINATION LEVEL MUST BE AT ITS LOWEST SETTING BEFORE ATTEMPTING TO PUT THE TREADMILL INTO THE FOLDED POSITION.

PULSE MEASUREMENT.-

Your pulse rate is measured by placing both hands on pulse sensors (R) with which the electronic unit is equipped. The pulse rate readout will appear after a few seconds. The heart symbol beside the pulse rate value will flash in time with your heart rate.

IMPORTANT: This is not a medical appliance and therefore the heart rate shown is merely for guideline purposes.

Do not hesitate to get touch with the Technical Assistance Service if you have any queries by phoning customer services (see last page in manual).

BH RESERVES THE RIGHT TO MODIFY THE SPECIFICATIONS OF ITS PRODUCTS WITHOUT PRIOR NOTICE.

FAULT FINDING CHART

PROBLEM CHECKS SOLUTIONS
1.The monitor does not switch on.	1) Make sure that the machine is plugged in, the ON/OFF switch in position 1 and that the safety key is inserted.	1) Plug the machine into the mains supply. Set the switch to position 1 and insert the safety key.
2.The monitor switches on but the motor fails to start.	2) Check that the current limiter is pressed in.	2) Switch the machine off and press the circuit breaker in. Lubricate the treadmill band.
3.Walking motion is jerky on the treadmill.	3.a) Check that the belt is lubricated.3.b) Check the tension on the sliding belt.3.c) Check the tension on the drive belt.	3.a) Lubricate the sliding belt.3.b) Adjust the belt tension.3.c) Adjust the drive belt tension.
4.The machine stops (the breaker trips).	4) Check that the band is lubricated.	4) Reset the overload button with the On /Off switch at „0“ and lubricate the treadmill band.
5.Electrical shocks through the handrail.	5) Check that the machine is plugged into an earthed mains socket.	5) Plug the machine into an earthed mains socket.
6.The treadmill belt skews off centre.	6.a) Check that the machine is level on the floor.6.b) Check that the machine does not wobble.

ERROR CODES

Monitor screen display E1	Possible message fault.	Connect the wire well between top controller and bottom controller
Monitor screen display E2	Burst clash.	Operating with correct voltage; Connect the motor wire again.
Monitor screen display E3	No speed sensor signal	Replace the sensor light on the bottom controller or speed sensor.
Monitor screen display E5	Possible motor overload. Lubricate the belt.
Monitor screen display E7	Safety key. Insert the safety key.	key.

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