PELOTON TREAD+ smart card
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91%
CONF
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Safety Key
The Safety Key is a magnetic actuator that must be seated in the console to close the safety loop. If the magnet is missing, cracked, or has lost its magnetic coercivity, the Hall effect sensor or reed switch will remain open, preventing the treadmill from starting. This is the most common component users refer to as a 'card' or 'key' required for the system to function.
SKU: SP-02
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5%
CONF
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Safety Key Sensor
The Safety Key Sensor is an internal reed switch or Hall effect sensor located within the console housing. Vibration from the Tread+'s slat-belt drive system can lead to fatigue in the sensor's solder joints or internal contacts. When this sensor fails, it cannot detect the magnetic field of the safety key, resulting in a persistent 'Insert Safety Key' error regardless of physical key presence.
SKU: PL-02-SENS
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4%
CONF
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NFC Module
The Tread+ utilizes an NFC board located behind the console logo to facilitate 'smart' pairing with external devices. If a user is prompted for a 'smart card' or experiencing pairing failures, the NFC module's antenna or its connection to the Android-based tablet assembly may be compromised. This prevents the exchange of data between the treadmill's console and the user's smart device.
SKU: PL-NFC-BRD
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