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Calibrating the altitude IAC+
Training with the RoX 10.0 gps
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ROX 10.0
ROX 10.0
preset functions for favorite A in “Altitude View” mode:
1. Current speed
2. Trip distance
3. Incline
4. Current altitude
5. Altitude ascent
6. Trip distance uphill
preset functions for favorite b in “Altitude View” mode:
1. Current speed
2. Trip distance
3. Incline
4. Current rise rate
5. Altitude ascent
6. max. altitude
preset functions for favorite A in “lap message”:
1. lap time
2. lap number
3. Avg. HR per lap
4. empty
5. lap distance
6. Avg. lap speed
preset functions for favorite b in “lap message”:
1. Avg. HR per lap
2. Avg. power per lap
3. lap time
4. empty
5. lap distance
6. Avg. lap speed
5.2 Calibrating the altitude IAC+
The RoX 10.0 gps”s altitude measurement is determined by barometric air
pressure. Any change to the weather means a change to the air pressure, which
can lead to a change to your current altitude. To offset these changes in air
pressure, you must enter a reference altitude into the RoX 10.0 gps (process
known as calibration).
The RoX 10.0 gps offers three types of calibration (only one has to be used):
1. Home altitude 1–3
The home altitude is a known altitude of your start location. you can program
up to three different home altitudes.
2. Current altitude
The current altitude is the altitude at your current location. The current
altitude is used if you are out on your bike and altitude information is
provided.
3. Air pressure at sea level
If you are at an unknown altitude, you can enter the “air pressure reduced to
sea level” to calculate the current altitude. The air pressure reduced to sea
level can be found online (e.g. www.meteo24.de), in the daily newspaper, or at
airports.
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