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    620-7991 Rev 002 S T AR T RAC F ITNESS™ P ERSONAL V IEWING S CREEN U SER'S M ANUAL— E-S ERIES E-UBi , E-RBi , E-STi , E-TBTi E-TRi ST A R TRAC 14410 M y ford Road Irvine, C A 926 060 USA[...]

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    2 620-7991 Rev 002[...]

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    3 620-7991 Rev 002 T ABLE OF C ONTENTS Introdu ction .............................................................................................................................................. 4 Befor e You Get S tarted ............................................................................................................................ 5 [...]

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    4 620-7991 Rev 002 Thank you for adding the STAR TRAC P ERSONAL VIEWING S CREEN (PVS) to your Star T rac Purchase. Th e Pe rsonal Viewing Scre en ha s been d esigned to provide the user with the most re- warding experie nce based upon the carefully pla nned feature s it possesse s. The design elemen ts of this Personal Viewing Screen will pro vide [...]

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    5 620-7991 Rev 002 B EFORE Y OU G ET S T AR TED C HECK F ACILITIES P REPAREDNESS For a proper insta llation, p lease read this guide thoroughly a nd follow th e in structions . Star T rac’s goal is t o help you ha ve a succe ssful a nd re liable in stallation, fo r th is reas on we have come u p with some he lpful tips and check list to a ccompli[...]

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    6 620-7991 Rev 002 W ARNINGS A ND C AUTIONS This lighting flash with ar rowhead s ymbol, within an equilatera l triang le, is intend ed to aler t the u ser to the prese nce o f un-insulated “da ngerous voltage” within the pr oduct’s enclo- sure that may be of suf ficient magnitude to constitute a ris k of elec tric shock to persons. This excl[...]

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    7 620-7991 Rev 002 I MPOR T ANT S AFETY P RECAUTIO NS Electrical energy can perform many useful functions, but it can also cause personal injuries and property damage if improperly handl ed. This product has been engineered and manufactured with the highest prior- ity on safety. But IMPROPER USE CAN RESULT IN POTENTIAL ELECTRICAL SHOCK OR FIRE HAZ-[...]

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    8 620-7991 Rev 002 U NP ACKING Y OUR P ERSONAL V IEWING S CREEN Inspect the shipping box f or any parts t hat may be m issing BEFORE discarding the box. Items can shift dur- ing transportation, and may be accidentally discar ded with the box. If any parts are m issing, please contact Star Trac Product Support at 800-503-1221. Have the serial number[...]

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    9 620-7991 Rev 002 P A L/SEC A M Ki t (Europe, Middle East) • PVS assembly wi th mounting bracket, cables, and display cap w ith g rommet (There are 5 cab les in the n eck) • Center conso le keypad assembly • Entertainmen t headphone jack and moun t • Hardware tool k it, including: • (1) Headpho ne icon • (4) M8 x 20mm buttonhead screws[...]

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    10 620-7991 Rev 002 The Star Trac Personal Viewing Screen is different for each of your Star Trac E-Series Ca rdio prod- ucts. Make su re you have the prope r kit for the E-Series produ ct you are installing. The E-UBi, E- RBi, E-TBT i, and the E-STi will follo w the same basic steps for installation. For t he E-TRi turn to ap- propriate sec tion o[...]

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    11 620-7991 Rev 002 STEP 4. Remove t he cap cover with th e Star Trac logo from the back co ver p lastics by re moving the (2) screws using a #2 Phillips screwdriver. Retain the screws for later use. You will no longer need the cap cover and, if desired, you can store it away for any possible fu ture use. STEP 5. Remove t he (2) M8 butto nhead scre[...]

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    12 620-7991 Rev 002 STEP 8. Adjust t he cap with the grom met into place. Using the 5mm Hex key, tighten the M8 buttonhead screws to 1 90 lb-in (21 .5 N-m ) of torque . Take the (2) P hillips he ad screws you removed from the original cap an d snugly tighten screws down using a #2 P hillips screwdriver. Check the back side of the displa y to see th[...]

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    13 620-7991 Rev 002 STEP 12. insert the new center console into the f ront d is- play. Using a #2 Phillips screwdriver, screw in the (4) screws that were saved from th e original center console. T ighten the screws so they are snug. STEP 10. Using a # 2 Phillips head screwdriver, rem ove the (4) screws th at hold cen ter co nsole to t he display an[...]

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    14 620-7991 Rev 002 STEP 13. Note: If th e iPod c able co mes pre-i nstalled on the cr adle, skip this ste p. Take the iPod® cable f rom the kit. Install t he cable into the iPod ® cradle on the f ront side of the display con sole by rem oving the p lug from the cradle then inse rting the cable through open- ing. Make sure cable is aligned proper[...]

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    15 620-7991 Rev 002 STEP 16. Take the coax ca ble from th e P VS moun t and attach it to the coax ca ble o n the base unit. Tighten the conn ectors snug to each othe r. W ith the changes now co mpleted on the disp lay, it is now time to re-inst all the d isplay console to the base unit. There are the (3) cables f rom the P VS m ount that will nee d[...]

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    16 620-7991 Rev 002 STEP 20. • Connect the 12 pin se rial cable f rom the base f rame neck to th e 12 pin socket on t he dis- play. • Connect the ground cable f rom the front disp lay heart rate bo ard to one of the terminals on the displa y mount. • Connect t he heart ra te cable f rom the display su pport tube to the he art rate board on th[...]

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    17 620-7991 Rev 002 STEP 23. Now tha t all t he ca bles are in their places, a nd confined to the post on the display m ount, place the display front plastic onto the b ack. Make sure the bottom of the d isplay f ront is under the 2 tabs on the d isplay mount. Press the front d is- play against the round tube a nd rotate it to the back. Be ca reful[...]

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    18 620-7991 Rev 002 STEP 24. Using a #2 Phillips screwdriver, secure the front display to the b ack with the (8) screws you pre- viously removed and saved. STEP 25. Now with t he P ersonal Viewing Scre en in stalled on your Star T rac e quipment, it is time to con - nect your enterta inment cable and power to the unit. Look at t he bo ttom of the n[...]

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    19 620-7991 Rev 002 STEP 3. (E-TRx ONLY) Note: If you have an E-TR skip this step. Using a #2 P hillips screwdriver, rem ove the screw t hat holds in the blank h eadphone jack cap at the lo wer front of the Hot Bar. Re tain the screw . You will no longer need the cap and, if desired, you can store it away for any possib le future use. Now ta ke the[...]

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    20 620-7991 Rev 002 STEP 6. Take the Person al Viewing S creen from the PVS kit. Next, take the (3) M8 buttonhead screws, the M8 Hex nut with washer, and the 5mm Hex key f rom the PVS hardware too l kit. Mount the Personal Viewing Scree n on the treadmill. Usin g the 5m m He x ke y, screw in the (2) M8 butt onheads at the base of the PVS f irst (do[...]

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    21 620-7991 Rev 002 STEP 10. (E -TRx ONLY) Take the E-TR headphone jack from the PVS kit. Disassem ble the headphon e jack. Retain the screw an d the board. Take the entertainm ent cen ter console from the PVS Kit. Flip it o ver so you are looking at the back side. Mount the headphone jack board to the center console usin g the screw from earlier. [...]

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    22 620-7991 Rev 002 STEP 12. Close the cent er console . Usin g a #2 Ph illips screwdriver, take the screws re tained f rom earlier and screw in the (4) screws from b elow that hold in the center c onsole. Tighten the screws snug. STEP 11. W hile holding the n ew cen ter console ne ar the o pening of the display, c onnect the following cables to th[...]

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    23 620-7991 Rev 002 STEP 15. Remove the nut and washer f rom the F-Type connector on the en d of th e coax cab le you fed down the treadmill neck, then put connector through the mountin g bracke t. Re place t he nu t and washe r, and tighten the nut snugly. Next replace mounting bracket into the n eck, using the screws retained f rom previous step.[...]

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    24 620-7991 Rev 002 STEP 17. Replace the top bac k plast ic co ver. Using a #2 Phillips screwdriver in sert the (8) screws, re- tained from earlier s tep, into the pla stic. Do Not tighten screws at this time. STEP 18. Check the cap with the n eck and grommet. Make sure the cap is flush with the top back plastic. Ad just if necessary. Use t he scre[...]

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    25 620-7991 Rev 002 S ETTING U P Y OUR P ERSONA L V IEWING S CREE N ( NTSC / A TS C ) Basic Operatio ns T ur ning On / Off the Po w er Selecting the Input Signal Source Channel Selection Turning On Press the button on the control module, the unit will be turned on and y ou will be ready to use its features. Turning Off W ith the power on, press the[...]

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    26 620-7991 Rev 002 A d justing Picture Menu O ptions Adjusting the Picture 1. Press VOL+ , CH+ and number button [3] at the same time to display the main menu. 2. Press VOL+ / - to select P icture menu, press CH- to access the menu. 3. W ithi n the menu, press CH+ / - , VOL- to navigate t hrough t he options or adjust an option. If the selected it[...]

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    27 620-7991 Rev 002 A d justing Audio Menu Op tions Adjusting the Sound 1. Press VOL+ , CH+ and number button [3] at the same time to display the main menu. 2. Press VOL+ / - to select A udio menu, press CH- to access the menu. 3. W ithi n the menu, press CH+ / - , VOL- to navigate t hrough t he options or adjust an option. If the selected item has[...]

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    28 620-7991 Rev 002 A d justing Audio Menu Op tions (Continued) Option Description Audio Mode Select a desired audi o mode. Y ou can select from Cus tom , Standard , Movie and News . Custom: Select for a customiz ed sound mode. Standard: Select for normal program. Movie: Select for movie program. News: Select for news program. Bass Adjusts Bass (lo[...]

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    29 620-7991 Rev 002 A d justing Setup M enu Options S y stem Setup 1. Press VOL+ , CH+ and number button [3] at the same time to display the main menu. 2. Press VOL+ / - to select P icture menu, press CH- to access the menu. 3. W ithi n the menu, press CH+ / - , VOL- to navigate t hrough t he options or adjust an option. If the selected item has su[...]

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    30 620-7991 Rev 002 A d justing Setup M enu Options (Continued) Option Desc ription Transparency Select a desired menu transparency. Password Setting Used to set a new system password or t o c hange an existing 4-digit system password. (default password is 0000 ). If you f orget the password t he unit provides a super password “ 2580 ”. Please [...]

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    31 620-7991 Rev 002 A d justing Setup M enu Options (Continued) U.S. movie ( MPAA) ratings None Movie is not rated. G General audiences. PG Parental guidanc e suggested. PG-13 Suitable for childre n 13 and older. R Parental guidanc e is suggested for children under 17. NC-17 No suitable for ch ildren under 17. X Adult only. U.S. TV ratings (age-bas[...]

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    32 620-7991 Rev 002 A d justing Setup M enu Options (Continued) Option Description Closed Caption Al lows you to select feature On or Off On: Turns on the Closed Caption. Off: Turns off the Closed Caption. A nalog Caption Allows you to select closed caption options. CC1 , CC2 , CC3 , CC4: Displays a printed version of the dialog or sound effects of[...]

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    33 620-7991 Rev 002 A d justing Channel Menu Options A ccessi ng the Channel Settings 1. Press VOL+ , CH+ and number button [3] at the sa me t ime to display the main menu. 2. Press VOL+ / - t o select P icture menu , pr ess CH - to ac ces s the menu. 3. W ithi n the menu, press CH+ / - , VOL- to navigate through a the options or adjust an option. [...]

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    34 620-7991 Rev 002 A d justing Channel Menu Options (Continued) A dd O n CH Search Select to manuall y search f or channel s that can not be memorized. 1. In Channel m enu, select A dd On CH Search i tem, press VOL+ to access. 2. During Add O n CH search, your unit searches for di gital channels first. W hen the digital channel search is complete,[...]

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    35 620-7991 Rev 002 S ETTING U P Y OUR P ERSONAL V IEWING S CREEN (P AL) Basic Operatio ns T ur ning On / Off the Po w er Selecting the Input Signal Source Turning On Press the button on the control module, the unit will be turned on and y ou will be ready to use its features. Turning Off W ith the power on, press the button on the control module t[...]

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    36 620-7991 Rev 002 A d justing Picture Menu O ptions Customizing the Picture 1. Press VOL+ , CH+ and number button [3] at the same time and the main menu screen displ ays. 2. Press VOL+ / - to select P icture menu, press CH- to access the menu. 3. W ithi n the m enu, press CH+ / - to scr oll through the page upward or downw ar d, and press CH+ / -[...]

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    37 620-7991 Rev 002 A d justing Sound M enu Options Adjusting the V olume Using the volume buttons ( VOL+ and VOL- ) Press the VOL + or VOL- to increase o r decrease the volume. Note: Once the unit switches to other input sources or loses t he power, the unit will c lear your customized volume setting and restore to defaul t value(20). Option Descr[...]

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    38 620-7991 Rev 002 A d justing T ime Menu O ptions T ime Zone Selection To obtain local time, you should first set the local t ime zone. Obtaining local t ime depends on whether your local st ation has broadcast time zone information. 1. Press VOL+ , CH+ and number button [3] at the same time and the maintenance screen display s. 2. Press VOL+ / -[...]

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    39 620-7991 Rev 002 A d justing T ime Menu O ptions (Continued) Option Description Mode Select one sourc e to be viewed throug h On timer. Program Number Select a broadca sting program for On timer. W ith the Off Timer function On , the unit wi ll automatically turn off at the preset time. 1. Navigate to the Time menu, press CH - to access. 2. Pres[...]

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    40 620-7991 Rev 002 A d justing System Optio ns Menu S y stem Setup Option Description Language Select on-screen menus language. Hearing Impaired (Digital program s only) Press VOL+ / - to select On to display the subtitles (i f available ) f or the hearing impaired . Select Off to turn off the function A udio Preference (Digital program s only) Se[...]

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    41 620-7991 Rev 002 A d justing Lock Menu O ptions Password Setup To create a new password: 1. Press VOL+ , CH+ and number button [3] at the same time and the main menu screen display s. Press VOL+ / - to select Lock menu, press CH- to access the menu. 2. Now a password is required to input. Use number buttons to input correct password (the default[...]

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    42 620-7991 Rev 002 A d justing Lock Menu O ptions (Continued) Lock T uning Setup 1. Navigate t o the Lock menu and input the correct password to access. 2. Now the Lock Tuning item will be highlighted automati- cally. 3. Use VOL+ / - to turn on or turn off the Lock Tuning . O nce you turn on Lock Tuning , all items in Channel Menu can not be acces[...]

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    43 620-7991 Rev 002 A d justing Channel Menu Options Auto Channel Search 1. Press VOL+ , CH+ and the number [3] at the same time, the main menu screen shoul d be displayed. 2. Press VOL+ / - to select Channel menu, press CH- to ac- cess the menu. 3. Highlight Au to Tuning item, and press VOL+ or O K to ac - cess. 4. Now a confirmation box appears o[...]

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    44 620-7991 Rev 002 A d justing Channel Menu Options (Continued) Manual Searching for A TV programs If desired analog programs cannot be searched by Auto Tun- ing, you can make use of A TV Manual Tuning to search pro- grams manually. 1. In Channel m enu , press CH+ / - to select A TV Manual Tuning item, then press VOL+ or OK to access. 2. Highlight[...]

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    45 620-7991 Rev 002 A d justing Channel Menu Options (Continued) Programme Edit Once in the Programme Edit submenu, pr ess VOL+ or OK to access. Next, press CH+ / - t o select item. Once the item is selected the following options are availa ble: 1. DEL : • Press 1 to ”mark” selected item f or deletion. • Press 1 again to delete the “marke[...]

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    46 620-7991 Rev 002 F AQ’ s AND T ROUBLESHO OTING Your Star Trac Personal Viewing Screen is designed with little maintenance in mind and rarely should you experience a problem once it is installed. However, you may find the cleaning and troubleshooting information in this section useful. W e wi ll also explain how to replace the headphon e jack w[...]

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    47 620-7991 Rev 002 T roubleshooting (Continued) Problem Possible Solution Poor TV reception • Check t he input signal cable, make sure it is in good shape and is connected snug to the RF input. • Try a new channel; it may be the station is having difficulties. • Check for local interference. • Try adjusting the Sharpness in the PVS vi deo [...]

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    48 620-7991 Rev 002 Headphone Jack Replacement. W hen you are experiencing poor audio output from your PVS, you should check the entertainment head- phone jack to see if it needs replacement. The headphone jack was designed for an easy and quick replace- ment. Before you begin, make sure your have the proper replacement part avai lable. For the E-T[...]

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    49 620-7991 Rev 002 R EGULA TOR Y I NFORMA TION Radio Frequ ency Interference (RF I) Federal Communications Commission , Part 15 W arning: T o prevent fire or electrical shock, do not expose this equipment to r ain, mois- ture or excessive heat. The unit has b een te sted an d fo und to comply with the limits for Part 15 of the FCC Rule s. T hese l[...]

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    52 620-7991 Rev 002 ST A R TRAC 14410 M y ford Road Irvine, California 92606 Telephone: (8 00) 228-6635, (714) 6 69-1660 Fax: (714 ) 508-3303 http://www.star trac.com[...]