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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e9rM1gkqXPs&t=79s


Updating the Firmware (Couldn't get this to work)

Mac OS

  1. Download the “ROM.bin” file in the references section below.
  2. Insert your LIVESTRONG USB flash drive, allowing a few seconds for it to be installed into your computer.
  3. By using the Finder tool, locate the flash drive in the “Devices” section.
  4. Open up the “LS” folder and look for a folder named “FW”.
  5. If “FW” does not exist, create a new folder by selecting File > New Folder, and name the folder “FW”.
  6. Copy the ROM.bin file to your “FW” directory.
  7. That’s it! Your LIVESTRONG USB flash drive now contains the new firmware needed to update your equipment.
  8. Refer to your Owners Manual for instructions on how to update your equipment using the file copied to your USB drive.

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Code Block
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<program>
	  <models>
		     <1>LS13_0T</1>
		     <2>LS10_0T</2>
		     <3>LS8_0T</3>
		     <4>LSPRO1</4>
		     <5>LSPRO2</5>
		     <6>LS13_0T_C1</6>
	  </models>
	  <package>FUSION</package>
	  <psn>000001</psn>
	<name>MY NEW EXERCISE<  <name>7MIN/KM -- TEST</name>
	  <version>H101S101</version>
	  <levelamount>1</levelamount>
	  <segamount>18</segamount>
	  <parameters>
		<parameter>
			    <parameter>
      <id>1</id>
			      <name>time</name>
		    </parameter>
		<parameter>
			    <parameter>
      <id>2</id>
			      <name>incline</name>
		    </parameter>
		<parameter>
			    <parameter>
      <id>3</id>
			      <name>speed</name>
		    </parameter>
		<parameter>
			    <parameter>
      <id>4</id>
			      <name>resistance</name>
		    </parameter>
		<parameter>
			    <parameter>
      <id>5</id>
			      <name>message</name>
		    </parameter>
		<parameter>
			    <parameter>
      <id>6</id>
			      <name>repeat</name>
		    </parameter>
	  </parameters>
	<levels>
		<level>
			<t>20</t>
			<e>
				<1>60</1>
				<2>1</2>
				<3>6</3>
				<6>0</6>
			</e>
			<e>
				<1>120</1>
				<2>0</2>
				<3>7</3>
				<6>0</6>
			</e>
			<e>
				<1>180</1>
				<2>5</2>
				<3>2.5</3>
				<6>0</6>
			</e>
		</level>
	  <levels>
    <!-- Level 1 -->
    <level>
      <t>25</t>

      <!-- Warm Up - 30s, 0 incline, 2.5 km/h -->
      <e><1>30</1><2>0</2><3>25</3>6>0</6></e>

      <!-- Run Event - 30s, incline 1, 5.3 km/h -->
      <e><1>30</1><2>1</2><3>53</3><6>1</6></e>

      <!-- Run Event - 30s, incline 2, 5.3 km/h -->
      <e><1>30</1><2>2</2><3>53</3><6>1</6></e>

      <!-- Run Event - 30s, incline 3, 5.3 km/h -->
      <e><1>30</1><2>3</2><3>53</3><6>1</6></e>

      <!-- Cool down - 30s, 0 incline, 2.5 km/h -->
      <e><1>30</1><2>0</2><3>25</3><6>0</6></e>
    </level>
  </levels>
</program>

As you can see, this XML format is very self explanatory. Parameters section of the XML explains which number tag is responsible for Time, Incline, Speed, Resistance, Repeat, etc.

Levels section of the XML allows you to actually program what happens. What we care about is this part:

      <e><1>60</1><2>2</2><6>0</6></e>

As you probably deduced already, this is what it means:

<1>60</1>

– 60 seconds

<2>2</2≥

– Incline 2

<6>0</6>


We are interested in the XML under levels. You can define multiple difficulty levels.


Tag
<t>

total time of the run in minutes

<e>event
<1>time in seconds for the event
<2>incline
<3>

speed in mph or km/h depending on your configuration (53 = 5.3)

<6>0 = warm up/cool down, 1 = run (event repeats to fill time)


Other observations:

  • Fails to function properly if <6> has no values set to 1
  • Anything you specify with a Repeat value of 1 will repeat (in the defined order) to get to the desired time specified in <t>.
  • Comments between level and events cause the time not to get passed along

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Plug your USB key in, your Livestrong treadmill and you will given the option to import the new routine.


Distance Info

Km/hour

Miles/hour

Min/km

7.5

4.66

8

8.6

5.34

7

10

6.21

6

12

7.46

5

13.4

8.33

4:30



Miles/hour

Km/h

Min/km

23.2-

3

4.8

12.30

4

6.4

9.24

5

8.1

7:25

6

9.7

6:11

7

11.3

5.19

8

12.9

4:39

9

14.5

4:08


5.5 min/km - 6.4mph 10.3kph - 5k=29:07

6.0 min/km - 6.21mph 10kph - 5k=30:00

6.5 min/km - 5.72mph 9.2kph - 5k=32:36

7.0 min/km - 5.34mph 8.6kph - 5k=34:53


https://www.depicus.com/swim-bike-run/pace-conversion-chart

References

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