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Installing the Ma

gnets

Calibrating the Magnets and Fixing Them in Place

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Install the right transmitter’s cover.

Use a tool to measure the torque when you tighten the screws on the right transmitter’s cover.

Tightening torque: 30 cN•m

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Install the cover firmly to ensure water resistant performance.

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This completes the calibration of the magnets and fixing them in place.

Summary of Contents for SGY-PM910H L

Page 1: ...EN Please read the Important Information for the User in the product box for product warnings and other important safety information Pedaling Monitor Sensor SGY PM910H Installation Manual for dealers ...

Page 2: ... Type Magnets 11 Installing Arm Type Magnets 13 Calibrating the Magnets and Fixing Them in Place 15 Pairing and Calibrating Before Pairing and Calibrating 18 Pairing and Calibrating Procedure 18 Placing the Bicycle in a Secure Work Position 18 Pairing the Pedaling Monitor Sensor 19 Specifying the Device Number to Pair it 21 Checking Device Numbers 22 Calibrating the Zero Point 23 Calibration 23 Ch...

Page 3: ...ling efficiency and maximizes the functionality of the product In this User s Manual the case when it is used with SGX CA500 is described as example Power meter mode Used with a Cyclocomputer that supports ANT This product is ANT certified Visit http www thisisant com directory for a list of compatible products and apps Manuals The product s manuals consist of this User s Manual and an Installatio...

Page 4: ...e for a 170 mm crank set This product is designed to be used for recreational cycling and cycle training applications only and is not designed to withstand racing conditions Additionally this product is designed to be used while cycling on paved roads only Any damage or malfunction arising from use in racing or riding on dirt roads cobblestone or any other unpaved roads will not be covered by the ...

Page 5: ...mitter Strain gauge unit LED Pedaling monitor sensor part left side Magnet Patch type x 2 Arm type right side Arm type left side Others User s Manual this document Warranty Card Important Information for the User Batteries CR2032 x 2 pre installed in the left and right sensors Right transmitter cover metallic gray Hex screws M2 6 x 8mm x 3 for the right transmitter x 3 Hex screws M2 6 x 5mm x 3 sp...

Page 6: ...is installed in the order shown here 1 Checking operation of the sensors page 7 2 Installing the magnet rings page 9 3 Calibrating the magnets and fixing them in place page 15 Eliminating Static Electricity during Installation Before starting the installation touch a large metal object such as a door knob or metal table to discharge any static electric charge in your body Eliminate static electric...

Page 7: ... side Right side After removing the batteries do not re install immediately wait at least one minute and then install them again 4 Install the batteries and confirm that the LEDs light green for 10 seconds Right transmitter Install the battery However do not install the battery cover at the moment so you can check the LED Left transmitter After installing the battery place the cover with the trian...

Page 8: ...to Troubleshooting page 25 If the LEDs light orange for 10 seconds the sensor is set to power meter mode By pushing the push switch in the right transmitter for more than 2 seconds the LEDs on the right transmitter blink green After confirming the blink release the push switch When the blinking stops the LEDs on the left and right transmitters light green for 10 seconds and the sensor mode changes...

Page 9: ...t patch type Magnets Selecting the Type of Magnets There are arm type and patch type magnets The type that you can install on the chain stay depends on the shape of the bicycle This section explains how to chose the type of magnets to use 1 Install the crank set on which you have installed the sensors on the bicycle Refer to the instruction manual for the crank set you are using for the procedure ...

Page 10: ...be installed so the distance between them is under 5 0 mm 2 The left transmitter and the arm type magnet must be installed so the distance between them is under 9 6 mm The patch type magnet may not be installable depending on the shape of the chain stay If this is the case install the patch type magnet on the seat tube or choose the arm type magnet If you install the patch type magnet on the seat ...

Page 11: ...een chainring adapter and seat tube Between 4 5 mm and 9 1 mm Left side Distance between left transmitter and seat tube Between 6 mm and 13 7 mm The procedure to install the magnet on the seat tube is basically the same as installing it on the chain stay However if you install the magnet on the seat tube be careful of its orientation Install the magnets so their long sides align with the circle al...

Page 12: ...d on a line square to the magnetic sensors After that measure the distance between the magnet and magnetic sensor and the chainring adapter and confirm it is within the following range Left side Distance between the magnet and magnetic sensor Between 3 mm and 10 7 mm Right side Distance between magnet and chainring adapter Between 1 5 mm and 6 1 mm If you cannot install it on a line square to the ...

Page 13: ...ht Left side Right side 1 Attach the cushion provided to the magnet s arm Remove the non adhesive backing paper from the cushion and stick it to the base of the arm the part that touches the chain stay 2 Rotate the crank set to confirm the position the magnetic sensor passes over The position to install the magnets is along the circle around which the magnetic sensors pass 3 Temporarily install th...

Page 14: ...n the following range Left side Distance between the magnet and magnetic sensor Between 3 mm and 9 6 mm Right side Distance between magnet and chainring adapter Between 1 5 mm and 5 0 mm If the chain stay is angled or for some other reason loosen the screw on the base of the magnet to adjust the angle After adjusting the angle tighten the screw to the specified torque Tightening torque 30 cN m Lef...

Page 15: ...s The LED flashes orange 3 times and the sensor switches to the magnet calibration mode The sensor stays in the magnet calibration mode for 30 minutes after the LED flashes If you do not finish calibrating the magnets within 30 minutes switch the sensor to the magnet calibration mode again If the left and right transmitters cannot communicate the right transmitter s LED flashes red five times Powe...

Page 16: ...ghts green for each rotation Confirm that the left and right LEDs light green for at least seven rotations If the LED lights red then you are turning the crank set too fast Turn it slowly at about 30 rpm 9 Press and hold down the switch on the right transmitter for at least 5 seconds The LEDs light green for 10 seconds The calibration data is saved and the sensor exits the magnet calibration mode ...

Page 17: ...all the right transmitter s cover Use a tool to measure the torque when you tighten the screws on the right transmitter s cover Tightening torque 30 cN m Install the cover firmly to ensure water resistant performance This completes the calibration of the magnets and fixing them in place ...

Page 18: ...egarding how to operate it Pairing and Calibrating Procedure Use the following procedure to pair and calibrate the product 1 Placing the bicycle in a secure work position page 18 2 Pairing the pedaling monitor sensor page 19 3 Calibrating the zero point page 23 4 Checking the calibration page 24 Placing the Bicycle in a Secure Work Position Place the bicycle in a level location such as on a repair...

Page 19: ... the left side is the same as for the right side 1 Check that the right transmitter and the left transmitter are in Pedaling monitor mode See page 7 to switch the modes 2 Rotate the bicycle s crank set more than three rotations to start the left and right transmitters You have only 5 minutes to pair to the Cyclocomputer If the transmitter stops while you are pairing turn the crank set one revoluti...

Page 20: ...g the device numbers of the transmitters If Processing appears in Error Rate the information from the sensor is not being received correctly because transmission conditions are bad Make sure that the sensor you are pairing is activated then bring the SGX CA500 closer to the sensor and do the pairing operation again Pairing may fail because of interference in the 2 4 GHz band If Processing appears ...

Page 21: ...ing procedure before searching for the sensor 1 Check Specified Search in the sensor s pairing menu 2 Tap Device Number 3 Enter the device number and tap See page 22 regarding the device numbers of the transmitters When you input the device number make sure that the number you specify is displayed in Device Number on the sensor s information confirmation screen ...

Page 22: ...ating Pairing the Pedaling Monitor Sensor Checking Device Numbers Device numbers are used when you specify the sensor s device number to pair it to the Cyclocomputer Left side Transmitter Right side Junction box Device number ...

Page 23: ...icular to the ground pointing downward 3 In the sensor screen of the SGX CA500 tap Pedaling Monitor R and then Calibration Zero in order 4 Tap Start Calibration The calibration starts If the calibration is successful Success appears in the Result field If Failure is displayed the sensor may be calibrated in unstable condition that the crank is moving Calibrate again with the crank stopped This pro...

Page 24: ...is perpendicular to the ground pointing downward 2 In the sensor screen of the SGX CA500 tap Pedaling Monitor R and then Force Preview in order 3 Confirm that the values that appear on the SGX CA500 Force Preview are within the range shown below Tangential Direction Force 0 3 N Radial Direction Force 0 3 N Checking the calibration of the right side is finished Check the calibration of the left sid...

Page 25: ... I am riding The transmitter and cover rattle The screws for installing the sensor have become loose The double sided tape or the parts of the sensors have deteriorated Contact your dealer You may need to replace the double sided tape or the parts of the sensors if they deteriorate This is a paid service Check the screws for fixing the right transmitter and then retighten them Check if the parts o...

Page 26: ...hings stuck in the gap and use a damp rag to clean the magnet and the sensor Stones or other things stuck in the equipment may damage it Magnet calibration fails The magnet calibration was not finished while in the magnet calibration mode Check the magnet calibration mode The system exits this mode automatically after 30 minutes Also pushing the push switch on the right transmitter during the magn...

Page 27: ...or other wireless devices Move away from any other wireless devices and move the sensor closer to the Cyclocomputer The attempt to pair to the sensor times out after 30 seconds If they do not pair after 30 seconds move to a location where there is no electronic interference and try to pair again The sensor and Cyclocomputer are too far apart The sensors have a wireless range of about 10 meters but...

Page 28: ...e sensors when the right transmitter cover and or the left transmitter battery cover are not attached correctly Remove the batteries After the interior of the sensors are sufficiently dry perform zero point calibration again Something is wrong with the strain gauge unit The circuit board in the transmitter is broken There is something wrong with the circuit board of the junction box or junction ca...

Page 29: ...e This device uses a temperature air temperature learning function to automatically calibrate its zero point as the temperature changes This function maintains accuracy as the temperature changes during a ride As the temperature varies it is necessary to calibrate the zero point more than twice so the most recent six times are used for calibrating using this function The results of the zero point ...

Page 30: ...ns to send power values and vector data The first transmission sends the power value while the second and third transmissions send vector data The Cyclocomputer refreshes information every second If data for all three transmissions is available both the power value and vector data are displayed but transmission timing may result in only the power value being displayed This is because the product i...

Page 31: ...ormal 1 Error 0 Normal 4 The zero point calibration is very different from the desired value Multiple of detected value of force Multiple of detected value of force 5 Not used 6 Large disruption detected due to vibration during calibration Degree of instability of detected value of force Degree of instability of detected value of force 7 Calibration with load was done before high accuracy zero poi...

Page 32: ...uction manual for the crank set you are using for the procedure to assemble the chainring 1 Install the outer chainring on the spider arm Install the right transmitter so it is on the outside of the chainring Do not install the right transmitter on the inside of the chainring 2 Install the inner chainring Do not insert the chainring bolt at this time 3 Install the chainring adapter Run the junctio...

Page 33: ...Tightening torque 14 N m Refer to the instruction manual for the crank set you are using for the torque at which to tighten the chainring bolts Periodically inspect and re torque the bolts on the chainring 6 Install the right transmitter on the chainring adapter with the 8 mm screws provided Check that the right transmitter is installed so it lines up with the chainring Press on the right transmit...

Page 34: ...om the left and right transmitters the strain gauge unit cover the magnet and other accessories Do not use benzene paint thinner or other volatile chemicals cleansers or chemically treated cloths Doing so could damage the product or cause the paint to peel off If you are not going to use the product for a long period of time remove the batteries ...

Page 35: ... 8 6 mm D Water resistant This device has a water resistance rating of IPX 6 IPX 7 Communications method sensors ANT wireless Battery CR2032 Operation temperature 10 C to 50 C ANT is a Wireless Personal Network protocol with very low power requirements using 2 4GHz frequency band For more information visit http www thisisant com Specifications and design are subject to possible modifications witho...

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