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Appendix

Basic Care For Your Rider 320 

Taking good care of your device will reduce the risk of damage to your device.

•  Do not drop your device or subject it to severe shock.
•  Do not expose your device to extreme temperatures and excessive moisture.
•  The screen surface can easily be scratched. Use the non-adhesive generic screen 

protectors to help protect the screen from minor scratches.

•  Use diluted neutral detergent on a soft cloth to clean your device.
•  Do not attempt to disassemble, repair, or make any modifications to your device. Any 

attempt to do so will make the warranty invalid.

Summary of Contents for Rider 320

Page 1: ...Rider 320 User Manual...

Page 2: ...et Alert 16 Smart Pause 16 Data Record 17 GPS System 18 Change System Settings 19 Bluetooth 22 Cofigure Auto Scroll 23 Enable File Saving Mode 23 Start Reminder 24 View Memory Usage 24 Reset Data 25 V...

Page 3: ...Laws You are entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure and for compensation for any other reasonably foreseeable loss or damage You are also entitled to have the goods repaired or repla...

Page 4: ...ce off B BACK In Cycling mode press to enter Menu page In Menu press to return to the previous page or cancel an operation When recording press to pause recording and enter the Menu C OK LAP In Menu p...

Page 5: ...cons Icon Description Icon Description Bike Type Heart Rate Sensor is active 1 Bike 1 Cadence Sensor is active 2 Bike 2 Speed Sensor is active GPS Signal Status Dual Sensor is active No signal bot fix...

Page 6: ...nd the device will draw power from battery Step 2 Turn On Rider 320 Press to turn on the device Step 3 Initial Setup When turning Rider 320 on for the first time you will need to follow on screen inst...

Page 7: ...evision towers Construction sites and heavy traffic NOTE To improve the GPS accuracy you can set 1 sec mode as your recording frequency page 17 Step 5 Ride Your Bike with Rider 320 Free ride In meter...

Page 8: ...BDX GPX file s here or Click Select files to upload tracks c Click Activities to check uploaded tracks Share Your Tracks to Strava com 1 Sign up log in on Strava com a Go to https www strava com b Re...

Page 9: ...ider 320 to add your GPS device Rider 420 c Check if UUID shown on app is the same as your device Add Yes to confirm adding If it is wrong UUID press NO to add it again d Successfully added Turn on Au...

Page 10: ...ollow the on screen instructions to install Bryton Update Tool Update Firmware Bryton releases a new firmware version on irregular basis to add new functions or correct bugs for better and more stable...

Page 11: ...istory View Delete All Delete History To view your history 1 In the main screen press to select View History and press to enter 2 Press to enter View 3 Press to select a record and press to view more...

Page 12: ...39 kcal 04 laps 1 20 More 00 02 25 ride AVG MAX 75 6 kmh 39 bpm 19 rpm 75 6 39 19 Lap 01 00 49 0 25 km 81 4 kmh 13 kcal 0 bpm 0 rpm ride Ride Time Record Total records The arrow appears only when ther...

Page 13: ...play Time Speed Distance Data Page Ride Time Time Sunset 3 grid display Item selection 1 In the Settings menu press to enter Exercises and press again to enter Data Page 2 Press to enter Data Page and...

Page 14: ...AD Speed Lap Display Cycle Lap Data Page 1 On On Data Page 2 1 In the Settings menu press to enter Exercises Data Page 2 Press and then to enter Lap 3 Press to enter Data Fields 4 Press to select the...

Page 15: ...nfirm 3 A Use current location as Lap message pops up on the screen Press to confirm this setting 4 Press to exit this menu NOTE If the GPS signal is not fixed a No GPS Signal Searching GPS please wai...

Page 16: ...to select Alert 2 Press to enter editing menu Press to select Time Distance Speed HR or Cadence and press to configure the necessary settings 3 Press to select your desired settings and press to confi...

Page 17: ...esired setting and press to confirm 3 Press to exit this menu NOTE ALL means the odometer would show the cumulative distance of all trips Recorded would only show the cumulative distance of recorded t...

Page 18: ...u is offering service in the Asia Pacific region Choose this combination if you re in this region for best accuracy GPS Glonass GPS GLONASS Navigation Satellite System Glonass is the second navigation...

Page 19: ...uto 1 In the Settings menu press and then press to select General 2 Press to enter System 3 Press to enter Backlight Off 4 Press to select desired setting and press to confirm 5 Press to exit this men...

Page 20: ...me Unit 0 00 Dlight Save dd mm yyyy Date Format 24hr Time Format KM KG Unit Daylight Save Date format Time format Unit C Temperature Temperature 1 In the Settings menu press and then press to select G...

Page 21: ...ust contrast on your device Contrast 1 In the Settings menu press and then press to select General 2 Press to enter System 3 Press to select Contrast and press to confirm 4 Press to adjust desired con...

Page 22: ...hone make sure the bluetooth function of your mobile phone and Rider 320 is turned on Enable Bluetooth Enable On 1 In the Settings menu press and then press to select General 2 Press to select Bluetoo...

Page 23: ...hat you want to change and press to enter its submenu Auto scroll enable disable the auto switch Interval set the interval time 4 Press to exit this menu Enable File Saving Mode When the feature is en...

Page 24: ...hen press to select General 2 Press to select Start Remind and press to confirm 3 Press to select desired setting and press to confirm 4 Press to exit this menu View Memory Usage View the storage stat...

Page 25: ...4 Press to exit this menu NOTE Factory reset operation will restore device to factory default settings In addition to deleting all the tracks it will also delete pre paired sensors but will not remove...

Page 26: ...e Heart Rate Status Set Bryton HR XXXX Type BT More 1 In the Settings menu press to select Sensor and press to confirm 2 Press to select Heart Rate Speed Cadence Speed CAD or Power Meter and press to...

Page 27: ...power When the heart rate monitor is paired the heart rate icon appears on the main screen When cadence sensor is paired the cadence sensor icon appears on the main screen After pairing your Bryton de...

Page 28: ...s adjusted NOTE Current Altitude can also be adjusted via Bryton Active App Please go to page 33 tollearn how to calibrate altitude Other Location Altitude With other locations altitude setting you ca...

Page 29: ...r reading message 3 Press to select setting that you want to edit and press to enter its submenu Gender select your gender Birthday set your Birthday Height set your height Weight set your weight Max...

Page 30: ...eel set the bike wheel size Activate select to activate the bike 4 Press to adjust the desired setting and press to confirm 5 Press to exit this menu NOTE For details on wheel size see Wheel Size and...

Page 31: ...t 1 In the Settings menu press and then press to select Profile 2 Press to select Bike Profile and then press to enter 3 Press to select Overview and press to enter its submenu 4 Press to select the d...

Page 32: ...App 2 Go to Settings General System Language in Bryton Active App 3 Select your prefered language 4 Rider 320 will reboot with the updated language settings Grid Setting You can customize your data p...

Page 33: ...n Active App 2 1 Calibrate Altitude Manually a Select Alt Cal in Bryton Active App b Bryton Active App will show the current location s altitude Altitude can also be manually adjusted by pressing or t...

Page 34: ...e Settings Notifications and check if you have allowed notifications in compatible messages and email apps or go to social applications and check if you have turned on notifications in your applicatio...

Page 35: ...echnology with embedded antenna 2 4GHz band 0dBm Water Resistant Water resistant to a depth of 1 meter for up to 30 minutes Barometer Equipped with barometer Smart Speed Sensors Item Description Physi...

Page 36: ...tal exposure to water of up to 1 meter for up to 30 minutes Transmission range 3m Battery life Up to 2 years Operating temperature 0 C 50 C Radio frequency protocol 2 4GHz Bluetooth 4 0 and Dynastream...

Page 37: ...ctor will easily deform and malfucntion Be careful not to damage or lose the O ring gasket on the cover Contact your local waste disposal department to properly dispose of used batteries Smart Heart R...

Page 38: ...38 Appendix Install Rider 320 Use Bike Mount to Mount Rider 320 3 1 2 4 Optional 1 2...

Page 39: ...nks twice The LED continues to blink when you continue to pedal for pairing After around 15 blinks it will stop blinking If not used for 10 minutes sensor would go into sleep mode to preserve power Pl...

Page 40: ...If the sensor cannot be detected or the reading is abnormal please warm up for about 5 minutes If the heart rate belt is not used for a period of time remove the sensor from the heart rate belt NOTE...

Page 41: ...x1 1 8 1795 24x1 1 4 1905 26x1 559 1913 26x1 25 1950 26x1 40 2005 26x1 50 2010 26x1 75 2023 26x1 95 2050 26x2 10 2068 26x2 125 2070 26x2 35 2083 Wheel Size L mm 26x3 00 2170 26x1 1 8 1970 26x1 3 8 206...

Page 42: ...r device to extreme temperatures and excessive moisture The screen surface can easily be scratched Use the non adhesive generic screen protectors to help protect the screen from minor scratches Use di...

Page 43: ...efore you reset it They are 2 separate trip measurements You are free to use Trip 1 or Trip 2 to record for example weekly total distance and use another to record for example monthly total distance S...

Page 44: ...ast finished lap Lap MHR The average of MHR for the current lap Lap LTHR The average of LTHR for the current lap Temp Temp The current temperature Power Power Current Power in Watt Avg Power The avera...

Page 45: ...rage of right leg power 10s Right Power 10 seconds average of right leg power 30s Right Power 30 seconds average of right leg power Pedal Analysis 3s Avg PB 3 seconds average power balance CurPB LR Th...

Page 46: ...g Radiation Protection ICNIRP on the limitation of exposure of the general exposure requirements this equipment must be operated in a minimum of 20 cm separation distance to the user Hereby Bryton Inc...

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