TreadmillTracks For Windows - While training programs are loaded on exercise machines, the desire was to simulate the actual race as close as possible. TreadmillTracks allows for the user to build a race with lengths and elevations manually entered or import files created via GPS. By utilizing a sound cable between your computer and the iFit® exercise equipment, sound waves will set the elevation and speed of treadmills or just the elevation on exercise bikes. Please refer to the exercise equipment manual to learn how to set the equipment to accept the sound waves compatible with iFit® program. The races are saved locally. A user can select the race they desire to simulate. The example above is the Passavant 5K race being ran at 10 MPH with legs 9 and 14 removed to reduce the length. The runner is on the third leg with 21 seconds left of the leg and 12 minutes 59 seconds left for the race. This simulation was generated with GPS readings of the course. The GPS system exported a text file, and it was then imported by the system to generate the race. The system allows the user to enter the settings of the exercise equipment. The equipment will have a minimum and maximum incline as well as the incline increments and minimum and maximum speeds. Along with the number of times to send the tone, these settings ensure the system utilizes the capability of the exercise equipment.
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Pocket PC 2002, Windows Mobile 2003, Windows Mobile 5.0, Windows Mobile 6 Classic, Windows Mobile 6 Professional, Windows Mobile 6.1 Classic, Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional, Windows Mobile 6.5 Professional
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