I recently bought the ifit module for my treadmill. Does this card fit into that module? I am confused on how this works.
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If you bought the wifi module the cards are not needed. You will need to set up an account with ifit
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The answer is yes and no. Yes, it will still work with your old workouts which you have downloaded. No, if you don't renew your subscription, you will still have access to the ifit website, but you won't have access to any of the downloads.
1690097
I don't know, but you don't want anything to do with ifit. It's the worst we site I've ever used. It can easily take an hour to build a workout and there is no way to update it once you save it. In general, it's slow, clunky and unreliable. I would do anything to have an alternative.
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I think this is a universal key for all the Pro-form treadmills. I have an older Pro-form treadmill and wasn't sure it would work but I needed a key and went ahead and ordered it. Fit perfectly!!
799248
This is such a difficult question to answer because the variables involved are different for everyone. TrekDesk will work with virtually any treadmill however. The best way to determine what treadmill works best for you is to contact TrekDesk at info@trekdesk.com and they can assist you.
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Oh, thanks -- is that on the left of the console? I have a little round plastic piece that I have to remove with a screwdriver to get off, but the ipod plug doesn't fit in it - does the adapter go there? I just bought this used, so I don't know if she sent this adapter along with the treadmill. Thanks for your response - do you know if I can get that adapter somewhere still??
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Yes. Biggest problem I have with this treadmill, the safety key, treadmill fails to recognize it, won't start, frustrating !!!
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This is a dual width card. You need 2 open slots in order for it to fit. It 'should' be compatible as long as it fits and there are no hardware conflicts.
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NO, Florence, they don't. The device [elliptical, treadmill, etc] has to be iFit capable meaning there is a little SD card slot on the front in the console somewhere. If you have a newer workout machine they may be iFit but they don't take the SD cards, they are wirelessly connected to the iFit program. So the cards would not work on those, but the device has iFit. So, make sure the workout machine takes the SD cards before you buy one. If you buy one with wireless iFit, be aware you need a good internet connection, if you live in the sticks it may not work as well if your internet service is slow, the iFit program might not run flawlessly. Hope this helps. NO, Florence, they don't. The device [elliptical, treadmill, etc] has to be iFit capable meaning there is a little SD card slot on the front in the console somewhere. If you have a newer workout machine they may be iFit but they don't take the SD cards, they are wirelessly connected to the iFit program. So the cards would not work on those, but the device has iFit. So, make sure the workout machine takes the SD cards before you buy one. If you buy one with wireless iFit, be aware you need a good internet connection, if you live in the sticks it may not work as well if your internet service... » Read More NO, Florence, they don't. The device [elliptical, treadmill, etc] has to be iFit capable meaning there is a little SD card slot on the front in the console somewhere. If you have a newer workout machine they may be iFit but they don't take the SD cards, they are wirelessly connected to the iFit program. So the cards would not work on those, but the device has iFit. So, make sure the workout machine takes the SD cards before you buy one. If you buy one with wireless iFit, be aware you need a good internet connection, if you live in the sticks it may not work as well if your internet service is slow, the iFit program might not run flawlessly. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Yes it does register when I'm on my treadmill...not sure about the elipitical...but since it's so similar to the treadmill..I would think it would register as well!
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The instructions manual talks about the procedure to get this installed. You have to do some leveling/raising of the treadmill before it will fit. Hope this helps.
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have no idea ... I installed it on my computer and it hasn't worked at all ... finally bought an internal card
91179
I have had the treadmill for several months and have had no problems at all. It is a big, solid machine. I rarely use the iFit function though.
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I'm using it in a Nordictrack but I'd hold off if I was you. They have been having a nightmare since November when they upgraded their servers causing huge numbers of users (mine included) not to work reliably. Check out the ifit support pages not the headline posts but the users responses and make sure they've fixed it before you spend your cash.
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It worked great on my treadmill. It is a universal key. So hopefully it will work for you. It is worth a try. It does not cost alot. So if I were you I would buy it.
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Hello Fernando. Other people have successfully installed this TPM module on other manufacture motherboards. As long as that montherboard has a 20 pin TPM header on the motherboard, this should work. The main determining factor seems to be if the motherboard has a socket or just pins sticking up out of the board (like ASUS does). If the motherboard has a socket, you might have a bit of trouble plugging this TPM module in as the PCB board sits down low next to the plug and would prevent it from going into sockets.I found this guys article here very helpful to answer you question -> https://sites.google.com/site/techbobbins/home/articles/gigabyte-motherboard-tpm-compatibilityHope this helps. Hello Fernando. Other people have successfully installed this TPM module on other manufacture motherboards. As long as that montherboard has a 20 pin TPM header on the motherboard, this should work. The main determining factor seems to be if the motherboard has a socket or just pins sticking up out of the board (like ASUS does). If the motherboard has a socket, you might have a bit of trouble plugging this TPM module in as the PCB board sits down low next to the plug and would prevent it from going into sockets.I found this guys article here very helpful to answer you question... » Read More Hello Fernando. Other people have successfully installed this TPM module on other manufacture motherboards. As long as that montherboard has a 20 pin TPM header on the motherboard, this should work. The main determining factor seems to be if the motherboard has a socket or just pins sticking up out of the board (like ASUS does). If the motherboard has a socket, you might have a bit of trouble plugging this TPM module in as the PCB board sits down low next to the plug and would prevent it from going into sockets.I found this guys article here very helpful to answer you question -> https://sites.google.com/site/techbobbins/home/articles/gigabyte-motherboard-tpm-compatibilityHope this helps. « Show Less
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I don't know. The treadmill would not even function and the manufacturer have to pickup this thing. I did not re-purchase.