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This guide provides step-by-step instructions on how to set the automatic stopping features.
The Stopping menu controls when the treadmill will automatically bring the moving belt to a stop. These settings are intended to prevent the treadmill from continuing to run for longer than expected, but they do not all work in the same way.
There are two separate stopping controls:
The two controls operate independently. Setting one value to 0 disables only that particular stopping rule; the other rule may still remain active. It is therefore important to check both No Steps and Auto if the treadmill is stopping unexpectedly.
These settings control the belt stopping rather than switching off the treadmill console. They do not replace the normal Stop control or safety key. Only review or change stopping settings while the belt is fully stopped and you are safely off the treadmill.
No Steps stops the belt when the treadmill has not detected any foot strikes for the selected period.
Auto places a fixed limit on the overall treadmill session. It can be based on either:
The Auto limit continues to apply while the treadmill is being used. It is not reset by foot strikes, interaction with the console, standing on the side rails or using a connected heart-rate monitor.
Important: A non-zero Auto Time value takes priority over Auto Distance. If you want to use a distance limit, first set Auto Time to
0, select Distance, enter the required distance and confirm it.
The following message appears shortly before the treadmill reaches its configured Auto limit:
“It is detected that the treadmill is about to trigger an automatic shutdown, please pay attention to safety!”
The warning normally appears:
When the configured limit is reached, the treadmill will stop the belt automatically. In this message, “automatic shutdown” means an automatic treadmill/workout stop. It does not normally mean that the console is powering off or that the treadmill has detected overheating.
Be prepared for the belt to stop. Only change or investigate these settings while the treadmill is safely stopped and you are off the belt.
2. Choose the Stopping tab
3. By selecting No Step, this is the amount of time it will take for the treadmill to stop if there are no steps/foot strikes on the treadmill belt
4. Auto is useful for interval training and is based on any sort of interaction rather than just steps. Auto is also useful if you are connected to an external device e.g. HR monitor. The treadmill will register this as being ‘in use’ e.g. even if you are standing on the side rails during a rest period in an interval workout. You can set time or distance for this.
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