Wireless Bicycle Computer
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Quick Start Guide
Using the wireless bicycle computer, you can measure your speed and distance travelled with a
great degree of accuracy.
Product Checklist
The following items are included:
1 x Digital Readout Computer
1 x A23 12V Battery
1 x Magnet
1 x Gauge Stand
6 x Zip Ties
Getting Started
1.
Remove the battery cover from the wireless sensor and put a 23A 12V battery into the
battery compartment, in accordance with the correct polarity.
2.
Install the sensor onto the front tyre fork of your bicycle by threading the zip ties through
the gaps at the back of the sensor. Ensure it is placed so that the sensor is near the
magnet. The sensor can also be underlaid with the adhesive backup plate to position it
correctly.
3. Unscrew the end of the magnet and wrap it around a spoke on your tyre. Position it to
ensure it will pass by the sensor. The magnet must face the sensor, and the two objects
should pass each other, with a distance of approximately 1mm between them. Adjust the
relative locations of the sensor and magnet if necessary.
4.
The gauge stand can be fastened to the handlebars via the zip ties being threaded
through the back of the stand (between the gauge and the handlebar barrier). Ensure
that when you attach it, the small plastic hook is at the bottom, as the Digital Readout
Computer slots in above this.
5.
Slot the computer into the top of the gauge stand and press down until it clicks into
place. To remove, simply apply slight pressure to the small plastic hook at the bottom of
the computer and slide it upwards.
6.
Turn the front wheel until the magnet passes the sensor, as
shown in the picture to right. Check the screen to confirm that
you have a signal. If there is no signal or the computer has not
reacted, please check the relative locations of the sensor and
magnet, plus confirm that both units have functioning batteries
inserted correctly. You now have your speedometer installed
and are ready to configure and use it!
Setting the Wheel Cycle
Once the battery has been installed, the screen will display '2060', with one of the numbers
flashing. Select the exact cycle of your bike according to the following list. Push the right key to
change the number, then press left key to confirm your selection. Set from right to left;
selectable values range from 0mm to 9999mm.
You may make your own measurements using the following method: first, make a mark on the
wheel, then push the bicycle to the end of one full cycle. In doing so, you will be able to measure
out the distance between two marks and set the wheel cycle accordingly. For example, if the
measurement is 1.615m, then input 1615.
Continuing to press the left key will enable the KM
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Mile Mode setting.
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