Technogym Skillrun Unity 7000 Console PART 3: The Hidden System Settings

[@bikedawg]

Thanks for this overview. I plan to buy one! Do you know what operating system this is running?

[@TreadmillSprinter]

It's Android. I don't know which version, but Technogym does remote updates sometimes, and it reboots once each night (you can set the time), so they may update the Android version sometimes.

[@bikedawg]

@@TreadmillSprinter Do you happen to know if users can access the OS to install other apps on it, e.g., virus protection s/w, amazon prime, etc?

[@TreadmillSprinter]

@@bikedawg That's a great question, and no, other than settings they make accessible to the owner, it's pretty much locked down. Technogym maintains it remotely.

[@rickc2222]

@@bikedawg side loading apps is possible, but only by techs i believe - the sdk must be put on an installation thumb drive IIRC...

[@oliwiersojka7826]

You mean 2406 and 2501 code😮

[@abosiamahmad2692]

Cant find the hidden botton down there because of screen calibration defect How could I fix this ?

[@TreadmillSprinter]

There is nothing to see. The invisible area that works like a button is about 2-3 cm to the right of the Home button. You have to push and hold for about 5 seconds. If you still have trouble, call your Technogym rep, and maybe they can come out and calibrate your screen, or replace it. Good luck!

[@pierrishar5732]

The simulator's operation with real sound was not shown, but how to understand whether it works quietly or not, such as noise is not important, FOR the TREADMILL CLIENT, THE NOISE FROM the simulator is IMPORTANT and it should be compared with other models. The problem of all the tracks is a knock when running and the neighbors get terribly annoyed, and you have 3 parts of the video, you didn't show anything about noise.

[@TreadmillSprinter]

Hi Pier, I'm not sure what you mean by "simulator" and I'm sorry I didn't cover the noise level like you wanted, but this is one of three videos focused exclusively on the treadmill's console. I have many other videos that show me walking or running that show how loud it is at various speeds, both running without me, and me running on it so you can hear how loud my footfalls are. Also, I have no other treadmills to compare the noise level to, although some of my earliest videos show me on older treadmills in the same room. Best wishes, John

[@SyamsulBahtiar]

Can we asked Technogym technician to install apps such as Netflix or Disney Plus in this machine?

[@TreadmillSprinter]

Hi Syamsul! The Skillrun 5000 and 7000 come with 30 entertainment apps, including Netflix. I think the web browser app will let you watch Disney Plus like you would on a computer. I don't think Technogym would install additional apps for you, but you could ask, and that would help them find out which apps customers are interested in. Here is a list of the entertainment apps: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y3jXfGd_qLqlo7s

[@sameqy]

can you share the password? i am unable to find mine.

[@TreadmillSprinter]

Sorry, Sameqy, but if I post it publicly, someone could use it on a treadmill at a gym and foul things up. Contact the sales office where you bought yours and they will be glad to tell you privately.

[@devinmax4015]

2406

[@Ned.Kattan]

ChatGPT and Grok can give you all the passwords.

[@danielc5647]

Wow, it costed me 30 minutes to finally see you run on the treadmill, what a waste of time

[@danielc5647]

Since your first video I mean

[@TreadmillSprinter]

I don't understand. I have multiple videos that are not about me running, but about my treadmill. In fact, my most popular videos so far are about my treadmill, without me running in those videos. Yesterday I started a series of live streams, which KZbin will convert to videos after the live streams are over, that are of my efforts to improve my sprinting personal best records. Those videos will have a lot of non-running time, though, before and after my sprints. Later I plan to make highlight videos that will quickly run through my record-setting sprints, in order, like from 16 to 17 mph. Maybe you'll like those more. And if the titles are clear enough, you could try reading the video description before watching, to see if it sounds like something you might enjoy watching more. Sorry I disappointed you.

[@TreadmillSprinter]

Oh, also I try to put chapter marks in my videos, which helps you jump to a part of a video you might like more than the beginning.