IFit is a revolutionary fitness brand that integrates with NordicTrack machines to provide personalized, “smart fitness” to your home training routine. 1.0 out of 5 stars I bought mine from Nordic Track. : iFit Wifi Module w/ 1 Year iFit Membership (Model: EXIF12): Sports & Outdoors. The oversized, cushioned seat adjusts both horizontally and vertically so you find the perfect fit. Here is a list of the running processes: # ps PID Uid VSZ Stat Command 1 root 652 S init 2 root SWN 3 root SW write SMCSR scsi0: Nuvoton NUC900 GNAND DRIVER!įortunately, NordicTrack®. The treadmill control stuff is all in directory /icon/bin. Once you telnet in, it’s readily apparent that it’s running embedded Linux of some sort on an ARM processor. Ssh is also supported, but it requires the root password. It turns out the treadmill has a built in telnetd, and if you telnet to its IP number, you can log in as root without using any password. I started thinking about hacking my own controller for the treadmill, but then decided to first see what could be done via software. It doesn’t let you customize the built-in workouts, and doesn’t even let you input things such as age/gender/weight, so the calorie calculations are completely worthless. The treadmill’s controller is garbage, too. Of course, they don’t tell you this, so I didn’t figure it out until I’d already bought the treadmill.ĭoing the workouts on the treadmill’s rather ugly and primitive display isn’t nearly as cool as via google Street View, or at least tracking it on a live google map. The worst part is that there’s this really cool iFit app that runs on iOS and Android that lets you visualize your workouts in realtime, but it only works on a handful of treadmills, and mine is not included on the list. I was thinking of trying it out, but with their crappy support, I don’t want to give them my money. IFit Live, which is the only way to make custom workouts is quite expensive, and the treadmill doesn’t even come with so much as a free trial. They didn’t even bother to respond to my ticket for more than a week, and by that time, I’d figured out that there server had gone down for a few days one day, it finally just started talking to their server. I tried submitting a support ticket, and was completely appalled by the horrible total lack of support. I thought maybe it was that my WiFi wasn’t configured correctly, even though the treadmill was able to obtain a valid IP address. I spent a couple of hours and got nowhere, because it kept complaining that it wasn’t able to contact the iFit server. My first frustrations started when I tried to connect my treadmill to my iFit account. Unfortunately, iFit Live has turned out to be complete garbage. One of the major reasons I picked this particular treadmill was because it supports, which is supposed to allow you to make custom workouts with google maps. › Nordictrack Ifit Hack ▲▲įiled In:, I recently bought a Proform 12.0TT treadmill from Costco.

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