Star Trac 700-0008 Owner'S Manual And Installation Manual Download Page 17

 

Group Cycling Computer 

 

Owner’s Manual and Installation Guide                                                                           16 

 

signal.  Verify on the computer that it is detecting the RPM signal by 
rotating the cranks while the computer is powered ON.  Once the 
signal is verified on the computer, the magnet may be secured in 
place. 

 

 

 

Figure 13 

 

Internal Cadence Sensor Mounting on the Studio 5 and Studio 7 

 
1.  Carefully remove the adhesive tape backing and place the adhesive 

tape on the foam sensor mount block (see Figure 9). 

 
2.  Place the cadence sensor in the foam block with the battery cover 

facing upwards (See Figure 10). 

 
3.  Mount the magnet on the crank arm approximately where shown in 

Figure 14.  Do not secure the magnet in place yet at this point with 
the magnet holder.  Only secure the magnet in place once the 
magnet and sensor positions have been set in close enough 
proximity to verify that the computer is displaying an RPM reading. 

 

Note:  There are two sizes of magnets included in the kit.  One is 
5mm thick and one is 3mm thick.  Depending on the model of bike, 
the amount of clearance between the crank arm and chain/belt guard 
may require the use of the thinner magnet. 

 

Summary of Contents for 700-0008

Page 1: ...Star Trac Group Cycling Computer Owner s Manual and Installation Guide 700 0008...

Page 2: ...Group Cycling Computer Owner s Manual and Installation Guide 1 NOTE When printing this manual from a PDF file print using booklet style printing to print a folded 5 5 x 8 5 manual on 8 5 x 11 sheets...

Page 3: ...sing the double loop mount 12 Star Trac Studio 5 and Studio 7 Mounting the computer using the clamp mount 12 Cadence Sensor Mounting Instructions 13 External Cadence Sensor Mounting 13 Internal Cadenc...

Page 4: ...erence that may cause undesired operation Changes or modifications not expressly approved by Star Trac could void the user s authority to operate the equipment FCC ID QSWASPDCS EU Declaration of Confo...

Page 5: ...nce Heart rate average heart rate of maximum heart rate Session time KCALS and distance Low battery indicator Scan function to scan between session time KCALS and distance Advanced energy expenditure...

Page 6: ...computer mount 3 4 Rubber computer mount pad 1 5 M5 x 10mm screws back plate mount 4 6 Flat computer mount bracket 1 7 Flat computer mount back plate 1 8 M5 x 30mm screws back plate mount 4 9 Spacers...

Page 7: ...dence sensor 1 15 Foam cadence sensor mount 1 16 Cadence sensor mount adhesive 1 17 Magnet mount 1 18 10mm x 5mm cadence sensor magnet 1 19 12 5mm x 3mm cadence sensor magnet 1 Tools Needed for Assemb...

Page 8: ...s compatible with all Star Trac Studio series group cycling bikes as well as older model bikes previously manufactured by Star Trac as indicated in the table below Table 2 Model Number Model Name Comp...

Page 9: ...Group Cycling Computer Owner s Manual and Installation Guide 8 Model Number Model Name Compatible Bracket Components 7090 NXT 7000 NXT 7070 Pro 7080 Elite...

Page 10: ...installing the batteries note the pairing code on the back of the computer and sensor Use this number to check for proper pairing beginning in Step 2 Figure 1 2 With cap removed install TWO of the AA...

Page 11: ...re 4 Figure 4 5 Select the mount configuration from Table 2 that is appropriate for the model bike that the computer is being installed on and attach the mount assembly to the back of the computer usi...

Page 12: ...nt being used mount the computer to the handlebars of the bike The following images show the computer mounted to the Star Trac Studio 3 Studio 5 and Studio 7 These mounting methods apply to all older...

Page 13: ...Guide 12 Star Trac Studio 3 Mounting the computer using the double loop mount Note The computer may be mounted on either of the two cross bars on the Studio 3 Figure 7 Star Trac Studio 5 and Studio 7...

Page 14: ...r internally Table 3 External or Internal Mounting Model Model External 7270 Studio 3 7170 NXT 7230 NXT Black Belt 7190 Blade 7240 Blade Belt 7160 Pro 7150 Velo 7090 NXT 7000 NXT 7070 Pro 7080 Elite I...

Page 15: ...igure 9 2 Place the cadence sensor in the foam block with the battery cover facing upwards See Figure 10 Figure 10 3 If mounting the sensor magnet to the Studio 3 crank or on an older model with narro...

Page 16: ...n RPM reading Note There are two sizes of magnets included in the kit One is 5mm thick and one is 3mm thick Depending on the model of bike the amount of clearance between the crank arm and chain belt...

Page 17: ...e 9 2 Place the cadence sensor in the foam block with the battery cover facing upwards See Figure 10 3 Mount the magnet on the crank arm approximately where shown in Figure 14 Do not secure the magnet...

Page 18: ...net s approximate position has been determined open the inner left side belt guard on the bike by removing the four screws holding the belt guard in place See Figure 15 Figure 15 5 Stick the magnet se...

Page 19: ...lose proximity as shown in order for the sensor to detect the magnet Once the sensor is in place the magnet position can be adjusted slightly to pick up the magnet signal Verify on the computer that i...

Page 20: ...the middle display 0 in the top RPM display and 0000 in the bottom display see Figure 19 NOTE The bottom display may already show the pairing code but this procedure should still be completed 5 To pa...

Page 21: ...ce in kilometers KM or miles Mile by using the up or down button see Figure 21 Figure 21 9 Press the Set button to finish and begin exercise NOTE Once the pairing has been completed the code is stored...

Page 22: ...st be wearing the monitor and be within 12 in 30 cm of the ANT symbol on the computer ANT straps will display a four digit alphanumeric code Analogue 5 3 Khz straps will display four numeric digits Fi...

Page 23: ...to the ambient heart rate screen 6 In the ambient heart rate screen use the Up or Down button to set ambient heart rate When complete press the Mode button to move to the weight screen 7 In the weigh...

Page 24: ...ing the Set button The heart rate transmitter must be paired to the computer whenever the computer is powered on and before the exercise session in order to achieve accurate data for the session The c...

Page 25: ...ce rotational speed of the crank AVG RPM Average RPM of the training session Low battery indicator Figure 28 HEART RATE The HEART RATE display shows the following data see Figure 29 Heart Rate in beat...

Page 26: ...e pause button 3 To reset the training session timer press and hold the Mode button 4 To cycle through the data display press the Mode button 5 To activate the scan feature press the Mode button three...

Page 27: ...er each use Using a soft non abrasive cloth and mild spray cleanser clean computer Never use abrasive cleaning liquids cleaning liquids with an oil base ammonia or alcohol when cleaning the computer I...

Page 28: ...utes after the riding session or when not in use for five minutes 5 What is ambient heart rate AHR Ambient heart rate AHR is your normal heart rate during the day when you are going about your day to...

Page 29: ...compatible go to the product directory https www thisisant com directory star trac group cycling computer and check to verify that your monitor is compatible 5 3 KHz uncoded heart rate straps e g Pol...

Page 30: ...y life 14 What batteries do the computer and cadence sensor transmitter use The computer requires three AAA alkaline batteries The cadence sensor transmitter requires one CR2032 coin cell battery 15 C...

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Page 32: ...Core Health Fitness directly at 1 800 503 1221 Support corehandf com Please supply the serial number of your machine and the date of purchase when you call Use the space in the boxes below to write d...

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