Cateye EC-C400 Manuale Utente

• Enter your Exercise pattern, Age, and desired exercise time, in that

order. The initial display, prior to data input, is as shown in the table
below:

Initial Value

Setting Range

Exercise pattern

1

1 - 3

Age

40 years

10 - 99 years

Exercise time

20 minutes

 1 - 95 minutes

Reference:

• When the 

 button is pressed, training can be

started immediately under the initial conditions.

• The upper pulse limit is automatically determined

and is displayed in the upper part of the graph after
your age has been entered.

• Attach the earlobe sensor, and press the training selection 

button to select the program.

Starting program

Increase or decrease
of numbers

Changing item for
input

Selecting training program

After carrying out settings of the desired conditions, press the 

button to start the training program.
A buzzer sounds, and the various measurements start.

• Select an exercise pattern. The pattern of the pedal resistance is dis-

played. A pattern can be selected by pressing the 

 and 

 buttons.

• Pressing the 

 button switches the display to the age input display

and then to the exercise time input display.

• You can increase or decrease the numeric value by pressing the 

or 

 button in the age input display and the exercise time setting

display. The value changes rapidly if one or other button is pressed
and held for longer than one second.

• When the exercise time has been entered and the 

 button is

pressed, the data check display appears with the specified condi-
tions.

Reference:

• To change the conditions, display and highlight the

desired item using the 

 and 

 buttons, and then

press the 

 button. The input display then ap-

pears.

• When the 

 button is pressed at any of the input

displays, training can start immediately under the
conditions which have been specified up to that
point.

• The hill pattern appears in the display. Start pedaling slowly.

Reference:

There is no warm-up function in the Hill training pro-
gram.

• The mountain-like shape appears in the lower part of the graph of

the display. One dot along the horizontal axis represents three sec-
onds while two dots along the vertical axis represent 0.1 kg·m.

• The blinking numeric value in the upper part of the graph indicates

the pulse at that point. One dot along the vertical axis represents 2
bpm.

• Every three seconds, a row of dots blinks toward the right of the

graph. Thus, the training status can be monitored.

• Pressing the 

 button switches the display.

Pattern3: Pyrenees

Pattern1: Rockies

Pattern2: Cascades