Built on an open standard for the Lichico AD-4000
Treadmill Pro talks to the Lichico AD-4000 using FTMS, the same open Bluetooth protocol used across dozens of treadmill brands, instead of a fragile private integration.
Confirmed compatible, not just theoretically supported
The Lichico AD-4000 has been tested and confirmed working with Treadmill Pro, so you are not the first person finding out whether the connection actually holds up.
Consistent behavior session after session
Speed and incline commands sent to your Lichico AD-4000 behave the same way every time, because the app relies on a documented protocol rather than reverse-engineered guesses.
How to connect your Lichico AD-4000
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Open Treadmill Pro
Launch the app on your iPhone and go to the Devices screen. Make sure Bluetooth is on and your Lichico AD-4000 is powered on.
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Select your Lichico AD-4000
The app scans for nearby Bluetooth treadmills automatically. Your machine appears in the list within seconds, tap it to connect.
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Start your session
Once connected, tap Start. Control speed and incline from your iPhone, and your workout syncs automatically to Apple Health when you finish.
Frequently asked questions
What iOS version do I need for the Lichico AD-4000?
Treadmill Pro requires iOS 15 or later to connect with the Lichico AD-4000. Most iPhones from the last several years meet this requirement.
Does Treadmill Pro work with an iPad too?
Yes, Treadmill Pro runs on iPad as well as iPhone, so you can control your Lichico AD-4000 from whichever device you prefer to have nearby.
Are there ads in the app?
Core features for the Lichico AD-4000, Bluetooth control, incline and speed adjustment, and Apple Health sync, are all included without ads.