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Functions

The VDO M6 has the following functions:

Current speed

The current speed is permanently shown on the display.
For a wheel circumference of 2,155 mm, the maximum
possible speed is 199 kmh or 124 mph.

Current altitude

The current altitude is permanently displayed on
the top left.

Current temperature

The current temperature is permanently displayed on
the top right.

ATTENTION:

if the

HEART RATE option

is activated,

the current gradient uphill/downhill is displayed here.

ATTENTION:

if the

CADENCE option

is activated, the current cadence is displayed here.
See page 76.

With

HEART RATE option

With

CADENCE option

Current gradient uphill/downhill

The current gradient uphill/downhill is displayed as
a percentage on the left of the middle line.

Summary of Contents for M6

Page 1: ...www vdocyclecomputing com service ENGLISH Installation video Operating video Settings video ...

Page 2: ...ully It contains full operating instructions and many useful tips We hope you enjoy cycling with your VDO computer Cycle Parts GmbH First please ensure that the contents of this pack are complete 1 VDO computer 1 battery for the computer 1 speed transmitter battery installed 1 handlebar bracket 1 spoke magnet clip magnet Cable ties for attaching the bracket and the transmitter 1 Quick start instru...

Page 3: ...tting the navigator to zero 65 Trip section counter 66 Resetting the trip section counter to zero 67 Resetting trip data after the trip 67 Saving trip data 68 Accessing the trip data from the memory 69 Bike selection bike 1 or bike 2 69 Light mode 70 Heart rate option 71 Activating the heart rate option 71 Display when using the heart rate option 72 Button allocation with the heart rate option 72 ...

Page 4: ...elected the cadence is displayed Area 3 The current speed is permanently displayed on the right in the middle line of the display Area 4 The gradient uphill downhill is displayed on the left as a percentage If the heart rate function is selected the current heart rate is displayed Area 5 A description of the selected indicator function is displayed in this area in clear text Area 6 The value for t...

Page 5: ...he VDO M6 can be used on two bikes The indicator icons 1 and 2 show you whether your VDO M6 is currently using the settings for bike 1 or bike 2 A description of how to switch between bike 1 and bike 2 can be found on page 69 UP DOWN arrow The arrows indicate whether you are currently travelling quicker or slower than your current average speed ...

Page 6: ...the trip section counter can be found on page 65 Light mode ON OFF This icon indicates whether the display backlight mode is switched on or off Left right arrows next to the description of the selected indicator function area 5 of the display In setting mode these arrows indicate that you can scroll by pressing the BIKE or the TPC TOTAL PULSE CAD button or increase reduce the value with both butto...

Page 7: ...he functions Reset trip data to zero press and hold In setting mode Scroll in the setting menu forwards Change the data to be set increase ALTI In function mode Access the altitude data for the current trip Access the altitude recalibration press and hold In setting mode Exit setting mode one level back back to function mode TPC TOTAL PULSE CAD In function mode Access the totals for distance ride ...

Page 8: ... on the top left Current temperature The current temperature is permanently displayed on the top right ATTENTION if the HEART RATE option is activated the current gradient uphill downhill is displayed here ATTENTION if the CADENCE option is activated the current cadence is displayed here See page 76 With HEART RATE option With CADENCE option Current gradient uphill downhill The current gradient up...

Page 9: ...phill now appears at the top right ATTENTION if the heart rate cadence option is activated the gradient uphill is displayed as part of the altitude information access by pressing the ALTI button Current ride time The current ride time counts up to 99 59 HH MM If this value is exceeded the ride time count restarts at zero Average speed for the current trip The average speed is specified to two deci...

Page 10: ... trip section counter stops automatically when the speed is ZERO Section distance Shows the distance travelled while the trip section counter is activated Navigator The navigator is a second completely independent trip distance counter The navigator is used to measure trip sections The navigator is particularly helpful when riding a route shown in a road book e g Moser Bike Guide The navigator can...

Page 11: ...titude information for the current trip Elevation profile for the current trip The elevation profile for a section of the current trip is displayed Altitude gain The altitude gain for the current trip is displayed here Maximum altitude The maximum altitude achieved so far on the current trip is displayed here Average gradient uphill Displays the average gradient uphill for the current trip ...

Page 12: ...p Uphill distance Displays the uphill distance travelled on the current trip Altitude loss Displays the altitude loss on the current trip Average gradient downhill Displays the average gradient downhill for the current trip Maximum gradient downhill Displays the maximum gradient downhill so far on the current trip ...

Page 13: ...PC TOTAL PULSE CAD button to scroll to the total ride time total for all trips The total ride time counts up to 9999 59 HHHH MM If this value is exceeded the total ride time count restarts at zero Accessing the total values The total values for the distance travelled the ride time and the altitude data are accessed separately to the data for the CURRENT trip There are two options for displaying th...

Page 14: ...th bike 1 Altitude gain totals Displays the total altitude gain for all trips with bike 1 Uphill distance totals Displays the total uphill distance you have ridden on bike 1 Altitude loss totals Displays the total altitude loss with bike 1 Downhill distance totals Shows the total downhill distance you have ridden on all trips with bike 1 ...

Page 15: ...ues If you have also used bike 2 the values for bike 2 are also displayed here Press the TPC TOTAL PULSE CAD button to scroll to the other values for bike 2 You can also access the total values sum of the data for bike 1 and bike 2 ...

Page 16: ...ps with bike 1 is displayed first Press the BIKE or TPC button to scroll to the other totals If you have also used bike 2 the values for bike 2 are also displayed here You can also access the total values for bike 1 bike 2 here If the HEART RATE option is activated you will also receive totals data for your calorie burn Calorie burn with bike 1 Calorie burn with bike 2 Total calorie burn with bike...

Page 17: ...ed function The totals can be accessed by pressing the TPC total pulse CAD button ATTENTION if the HEART RATE option is activated the heart rate functions are displayed by pressing the TPC button A more detailed description can be found on page 06 Sleep mode If you take a break and the M6 is in the bracket the computer switches to standby mode after five minutes If you set off again after a break ...

Page 18: ...the foot of the handlebar bracket by 90 accordingly To do so undo the screws in the bracket remove the foot and rotate it 90 then insert and tighten the screws again Attention do not overtighten the screws STEP 3 Guide the cable ties through the slot in the handlebar bracket place around the handlebars or the stem and pull do not pull tight just yet STEP 4 For handlebar attachment align the comput...

Page 19: ...ment must point toward the spokes Depending on the available space the transmitter can be mounted along the front of the fork on the inside of the fork or the back of the fork STEP 2 Place the spoke magnet around an outside spoke The VDO logo of the rod shaped magnet core should point toward the transmitter Align the magnet with the cross hatched sensor marking on the transmitter at a distance of ...

Page 20: ...insert the computer STEP 1 Place the computer into the bracket in a 10 o clock position STEP 2 Rotate the computer to the right into the 12 o clock position and click it into the bracket system A noticeable resistance must be overcome to move it into place STEP 3 To remove the computer rotate it to the left without pushing or pulling Memory aid Rigid to the Right Loose to the Left ...

Page 21: ...nsmitter initial use The VDO M6 automatically pairs the transmitter Once the computer has been rotated into place in the bracket it starts searching for the transmitter The transmitter search is identified by the flashing digits for Speed Heart rate if the heart rate option is activated Cadence if the cadence option is activated The VDO M6 has an automatic bike recognition function Depending on wh...

Page 22: ...ian Spanish Dutch How to select the language Press and hold the SET button until the settings menu opens The first thing to appear is MEMORY Press the Bike button to scroll to Settings Press the SET button to open the settings Language appears on the display Press SET to open the language settings English flashes ...

Page 23: ...utton to confirm your language setting The response Set OK appears on the display If you want to configure further settings press the BIKE button to access these If you do not want to configure any further settings press and hold the SET button The settings menu closes The VDO M6 returns to function mode ...

Page 24: ...utton to scroll to the setting for the Dimension Press the SET button to open the unit setting First set the unit for the speed KMH flashes in the bottom line of the display Press the BIKE button to change the unit to MPH Press the SET button to confirm the setting The setting for the altitude unit next appears in metres or feet Press the BIKE button to switch from metres to feet Press the SET but...

Page 25: ...e the selection Press the SET button to confirm the selection The setting for the time format now appears on the display Here you can select a 24 hour format or a 12 hour format with AM PM Press the BIKE button to make the selection Press the SET button to confirm the selection The response Dimension Set OK appears on the display If you want to configure further settings press the BIKE or TPC butt...

Page 26: ...trip STEP 2 Now push your bike forwards in a straight line until the valve is back on the ground after one rotation Again mark the position of the valve on the ground with a line or adhesive strip STEP 3 The distance between the two marks corresponds to your wheel circumference or wheel size in millimetres Settings wheel circumference wheel size Wheel circumference in mm inches Tyre size ETRTO KMH...

Page 27: ...he wheel size Press the SET button to open the setting description here is for bike 1 In the display you can now choose whether you want to manually set the wheel size in millimetres or select the appropriate tyres from a tyre list Press the BIKE button to make the selection Confirm the selection by pressing the SET button Press the SET button to open the setting for the wheel size You can set the...

Page 28: ...BIKE or TPC button to set these digits Press the SET button to confirm your setting The final digit on the right now flashes Press the BIKE or TPC button to set these digits Press the SET button to confirm your setting Your wheel circumference is now fully set The response Set OK appears on the display If you want to configure further settings press the BIKE or TPC button to access these If you do...

Page 29: ...to scroll through the tyre list until your tyres are displayed in the example shown 29 x 2 40 Press the SET button to confirm the selection The response Set OK appears on the display If you want to configure further settings press the BIKE or TPC button to access these If you do not want to configure any further settings press and hold the SET button The settings menu closes The VDO M6 returns to ...

Page 30: ...uage appears on the display Press the BIKE button to scroll to the settings for My Data Press the SET button to open the setting First set your age Press the BIKE button to increase the value and the TPC button to decrease the value Press the SET button to confirm the value you have set Now set your weight Press the BIKE button to increase the value and the TPC button to decrease the value Press t...

Page 31: ...e Press the SET button to confirm the value you have set After entering your HR max you can now define the lower and upper limits for the heart rate training zone Press the BIKE button to increase the value and the TPC button to decrease the value Press the SET button to confirm the value you have set The response Set OK appears on the display If you want to configure further settings press the BI...

Page 32: ...on this is provided on page 71 for the heart rate option and on page 76 for the cadence option How to select the sensors Press and hold the SET button until the settings menu opens Press the BIKE button to move from Memory to Settings Press the SET button to open the setting Language appears on the display Press the BIKE button to scroll to the setting for the sensors Press the SET button to open ...

Page 33: ...u can set four heart rate intensity zones for heart rate measurement When training using your heart rate heart rate transmitter a record is made of how long you spent in the intensity zones 1 to 4 These values enable you to analyse your training in detail How to set the heart rate intensity zones Press and hold the SET button until the settings menu opens Press the BIKE button to move from Memory ...

Page 34: ...cted intensity zone is opened The value to be set lower zone limit flashes on the left Press the BIKE button to increase the value and the TPC button to decrease the value Press the SET button to confirm your setting The right hand value upper zone limit now flashes Press the BIKE button to increase the value or the TPC button to decrease the value Press the SET button to confirm your setting ...

Page 35: ...ements Press the BIKE button to increase the value and the TPC button to decrease the value Press the SET button to confirm your setting The response Set OK appears on the display If you want to configure further settings press the BIKE or TPC button to access these If you do not want to configure any further settings press and hold the SET button The settings menu closes The VDO M6 returns to fun...

Page 36: ... your start altitude not having changed During recalibration the currently measured air pressure is calculated back to the set start altitude Following recalibration the current altitude once again matches the set start altitude You can now set off How to set the start altitudes Press and hold the SET button until the settings menu opens Press the BIKE button to switch from Memory to Settings Pres...

Page 37: ...mple if you are not starting from either of the two set start altitudes or you encounter altitude information on a pass that differs from the current altitude displayed on your M6 The current altitude can be specified in metres feet or as sea level pressure The sea level pressure information can be obtained from several weather websites How to set the current altitude Press and hold the SET button...

Page 38: ...en Press the BIKE or TPC button to change the value Setting by means of the sea level pressure Press the SET button to confirm the setting The response Set OK appears on the display If you want to configure further settings press the BIKE or TPC button to access these If you do not want to configure any further settings press and hold the SET button The settings menu closes The VDO M6 returns to f...

Page 39: ...trip How to recalibrate Press and hold the ALTI button until the menu opens Press BIKE or TPC to scroll to HOME ALTITUDE 1 or HOME ALTITUDE 2 depending on where you are setting off from Now press SET to confirm the desired start altitude The start altitude is saved and displayed as the CURRENT ALTITUDE You can now set off In addition to choosing between the two start altitudes you can also manuall...

Page 40: ...nu opens Press the BIKE button to move from Memory to Settings Press the SET button to open the settings Language appears on the display Press the BIKE or TPC button to scroll to the setting for the Clock Press the SET button to open the setting for the Clock The hour digits flash Press the BIKE or TPC button to change the setting for the hours Press the SET button to confirm your setting Display ...

Page 41: ...ess the SET button to confirm your setting The response Set OK appears on the display If you want to configure further settings press the BIKE or TPC button to access these If you do not want to configure any further settings press and hold the SET button The settings menu closes The VDO M6 returns to function mode ...

Page 42: ... button to open the settings Language appears on the display Press the BIKE or TPC button to scroll to the settings for the Date Press the SET button to open the settings Press the SET button to open the settings First the year is set Press the BIKE or TPC button to change the setting Press the SET button to confirm the setting You can now set the month Press the BIKE or TPC button to change the s...

Page 43: ...response Set OK appears on the display If you want to configure further settings press the BIKE or TPC button to access these If you do not want to configure any further settings press and hold the SET button The settings menu closes The VDO M6 returns to function mode ...

Page 44: ...isplay Press the BIKE or TPC button to scroll to the settings for the Beeper Press the SET button to open the settings Press the BIKE or TPC button to select whether the beeper should be switched on or off Press the SET button to confirm the setting The response Set OK appears on the display If you want to configure further settings press the BIKE or TPC button to access these If you do not want t...

Page 45: ...hill Distance downhill Total calorie burn For each total value the values can be separately set for bike 1 and bike 2 How to set the total values Press and hold the SET button until the settings menu opens Press the BIKE button to move from Memory to Settings Press the SET button to open the settings Language appears on the display Press the BIKE or TPC button to scroll to the settings for the Tot...

Page 46: ...ve from Memory to Settings Press the SET button to open the settings Language appears on the display Press the BIKE or TPC button to scroll to the settings for the total values Press the SET button to open the settings Press the BIKE or TPC button to scroll to the settings for the Total Distance Press the SET button to open the settings Press the BIKE or TPC button to select whether you want to se...

Page 47: ... SET button The next digit flashes Once you have set all the digits confirm the setting again by pressing the SET button The response Set OK appears on the display The set value is stored If you want to configure further settings press the BIKE or TPC button to access these If you do not want to configure any further settings press and hold the SET button The settings menu closes The VDO M6 return...

Page 48: ...rom Memory to Settings Press the SET button to open the settings Language appears on the display Press the BIKE or TPC button to scroll to the settings for the total values Press the SET button to open the settings Press the BIKE or TPC button to scroll to the settings for the Total Time Press the SET button to open the setting for the Total Time Press the BIKE or TPC button to select whether you ...

Page 49: ...ain by pressing the SET button The setting for the minutes is then opened Press the BIKE or TPC button to set the minutes Once the minutes have been set confirm the setting by pressing the SET button The response Set OK appears on the display If you want to configure further settings press the BIKE or TPC button to access these If you do not want to configure any further settings press and hold th...

Page 50: ...mory to Settings Press the SET button to open the settings Language appears on the display Press the BIKE or TPC button to scroll to the settings for the total values Press the SET button to open the settings Press the BIKE or TPC button to scroll to the settings for Alti Up altitude gain Press the SET button to open the settings Now press the BIKE or TPC button to select whether you want to set t...

Page 51: ...button to confirm your setting Once all the digits have been set confirm the setting by pressing the SET button The response Set OK appears on the display If you want to configure further settings press the BIKE or TPC button to access these If you do not want to configure any further settings press and hold the SET button The settings menu closes The VDO M6 returns to function mode ...

Page 52: ...ory to Settings Press the SET button to open the settings Language appears on the display Press the BIKE or TPC button to scroll to the settings for the total values Press the SET button to open the settings Press the BIKE or TPC button to scroll to the settings for Alti Down altitude loss Press the SET button to open the settings Now press the BIKE or TPC button to select whether you want to set ...

Page 53: ...utton to confirm your setting Once all the digits have been set confirm the setting by pressing the SET button The response Set OK appears on the display If you want to configure further settings press the BIKE or TPC button to access these If you do not want to configure any further settings press and hold the SET button The settings menu closes The VDO M6 returns to function mode ...

Page 54: ...gs Language appears on the display Press the BIKE or TPC button to scroll to the settings for the total values Press the SET button to open the settings Press the BIKE or TPC button to scroll to the settings for the Alti Max maximum altitude reached Press the SET button to open the settings Now press the BIKE or TPC button to select whether you want to configure the setting for bike 1 or bike 2 Pr...

Page 55: ...Set OK appears on the display If you want to configure further settings press the BIKE or TPC button to access these If you do not want to configure any further settings press and hold the SET button The settings menu closes The VDO M6 returns to function mode ...

Page 56: ...ngs Press the SET button to open the settings Language appears on the display Press the BIKE or TPC button to scroll to the settings for the total values Press the SET button to open the settings Press the BIKE or TPC button to scroll to the setting Dist Up distance travelled uphill Press the SET button to open the settings Press the BIKE or TPC button to select whether you want to configure the s...

Page 57: ... button to confirm your setting Once all the digits have been set confirm the setting by pressing the SET button The response Set OK appears on the display If you want to configure further settings press the BIKE or TPC button to access these If you do not want to configure any further settings press and hold the SET button The settings menu closes The VDO M6 returns to function mode ...

Page 58: ...ings Press the SET button to open the settings Language appears on the display Press the BIKE or TPC button to scroll to the settings for the total values Press the SET button to open the settings Press the BIKE or TPC button to scroll to the setting Dist Down distance travelled downhill Press the SET button to open the settings Press the BIKE or TPC button to select whether you want to configure ...

Page 59: ...T button to confirm your setting Once all the digits have been set confirm the setting by pressing the SET button The response Set OK appears on the display If you want to configure further settings press the BIKE or TPC button to access these If you do not want to configure any further settings press and hold the SET button The settings menu closes The VDO M6 returns to function mode ...

Page 60: ...ttings Press the SET button to open the settings Language appears on the display Press the BIKE or TPC button to scroll to the settings for the total values Press the SET button to open the settings Press the BIKE or TPC button to scroll to the setting Total Kcal total calorie burn Press the SET button to open the settings Press the BIKE or TPC button to select whether you want to configure the se...

Page 61: ...T button to confirm your setting Once all the digits have been set confirm the setting by pressing the SET button The response Set OK appears on the display If you want to configure further settings press the BIKE or TPC button to access these If you do not want to configure any further settings press and hold the SET button The settings menu closes The VDO M6 returns to function mode ...

Page 62: ...to open the settings Language appears on the display Press the BIKE or TPC button to scroll to the settings for the total values Press the SET button to open the settings Press the BIKE or TPC button to scroll to the setting Totals Reset reset total values Press the SET button to open the setting Totals Reset No appears on the display Press the BIKE button to change the display text to Totals Rese...

Page 63: ...otals Reset Done appears on the display If you want to configure further settings press the BIKE or TPC button to access these If you do not want to configure any further settings press and hold the SET button The settings menu closes The VDO M6 returns to function mode ...

Page 64: ... display the navigator function Once the navigator function is on the display press and hold the SET button until the settings menu opens First select whether the navigator should count forwards or backwards from the set value Press the BIKE button to make the selection Press the SET button to confirm your selection The screen for setting the navigator s distance value is opened The first digit on...

Page 65: ... on the display The settings menu closes The VDO M6 returns to function mode Once the navigator function appears on the display press and hold the BIKE button Navigator RESET appears on the display If you continue to hold down the BIKE button the navigator is reset to ZERO Resetting the navigator to zero The navigator can be reset to ZERO any number of desired times during a trip How to reset the ...

Page 66: ...on to scroll to the trip section Stopping the trip section counter To stop the trip section counter simultaneously press the BIKE and SET buttons ATTENTION if you take a break speed ZERO the trip section counter will automatically stop When you set off again the trip section counter is still active as shown by the icon on the display the trip section counter will automatically run again Restarting...

Page 67: ...cadence Maximum cadence Resetting trip data after the trip After each trip you can reset the data for this trip to zero The VDO M6 is then ready for the next trip ATTENTION your total distance total number of kilometres ridden total ride time total altitude and total calorie burn with an activated heart rate option are not reset to ZERO How to reset the trip data Press and hold the BIKE button for...

Page 68: ...ption is activated Distribution of the heart rate values across the intensity zones Times in the intensity zones Calorie burn Average heart rate Maximum heart rate Time in over under the set training zone If the cadence option is activated Average cadence Maximum cadence The save enquiry appears each time the trip data has been reset The following text appears on the display Store Data YES Press t...

Page 69: ...trip Press the BIKE or TPC button to scroll through the trip data Press and hold the SET button to return to function mode Bike selection bike 1 or bike 2 The VDO M6 has an automatic bike recognition function The digital data from the speed transmitter also informs the VDO M6 of whether bike 1 or bike 2 is currently being used The total data is correspondingly stored for bike 1 or bike 2 ATTENTION...

Page 70: ...op of the display ATTENTION backlight mode is switched off if the M6 goes into sleep mode e g if you take a break during a trip This avoids unnecessary use of the battery How to switch ON the backlight mode Simultaneously press the SET and TPC buttons The text Light On and the light icon are displayed How to switch OFF the backlight mode Simultaneously press the SET and TPC buttons The text Light ...

Page 71: ...on to move from Memory to Settings Press the SET button to open the settings Language appears on the display Press the BIKE or TPC button to scroll to the settings for the Sensor Press the SET button to open the settings for the sensors Heart Rate OFF flashes on the display Press the BIKE button to select ON Press the SET button to confirm the selection The selection is confirmed on the display wi...

Page 72: ...e display The temperature can now be accessed via the menu within the bike functions by pressing the BIKE button Button allocation with the heart rate option If the heart rate option is activated the heart rate functions can be accessed by pressing the TPC TOTAL PULSE CAD button When the heart rate option is activated the TPC TOTAL PULSE CAD button has the following functions TPC TOTAL PULSE CAD I...

Page 73: ...ate progress for the current trip over the last 10 15 minutes Zones graph With current heart rate as a percentage of the personal maximum heart rate and an indicator of the selected training zone FIT FAT OWN Intensity zones graph Indicates the percentage shares of the four pre defined intensity zones during the training Calories Indicates the calories burnt on the current trip Average heart rate I...

Page 74: ... the time during which the current heart rate was under the lower limit for the training zone Time in the selected training zone Indicates the time during which the current heart rate was within the selected training zone Time above the selected training zone Indicates the time during which the current heart rate was above the upper limit for the training zone ...

Page 75: ... Training zone OWN Select this training zone if you have defined your own training target You can set the lower and upper limits in the settings under MY DATA How to select the heart rate training zone Press and hold the TPC TOTAL PULSE CAD button until the heart rate zone selection menu opens Based on the calculated or set HR max the calculated or set lower and upper limits for the respective tra...

Page 76: ...tings menu opens Press the BIKE button to move from Memory to Settings Press the SET button to open the settings Language appears on the display Press the BIKE or TPC button to scroll to the settings for the SENSOR Press the SET button to open the setting for the sensors Press the SET button to confirm Heart Rate OFF You can now press the BIKE button to activate thecadence Press the Bike button to...

Page 77: ...ton to access these If you do not want to configure any further settings press and hold the SET button The settings menu closes The VDO M6 returns to function mode Display when using the cadence option If the cadence option is activated the current cadence is shown at the top right of the display The temperature indicator can now be found in the BIKE function menu ...

Page 78: ... for the current trip is displayed Attaching the cadence transmitter Heart rate cadence option A description of how to attach the cadence transmitter can be found in the cadence transmitter instruction manual On the VDO M6 you can simultaneously activate the heart rate and cadence options The heart rate and cadence are both shown on the display simultaneously A video of how to attach the cadence t...

Page 79: ...play The current heart rate is shown on the left of the middle line instead of the gradient uphill downhill as a percentage The cadence is displayed on the top right instead of the temperature The gradient uphill downhill as a percentage can be viewed by pressing the ALTI button The temperature can now be accessed by pressing the BIKE button ...

Page 80: ...art rate cadence options All heart rate and cadence functions are accessed by pressing the TPC TOTAL PULSE CAD button A description of the heart rate functions can be found on page 73 A description of the cadence functions can be found on page 78 ...

Page 81: ...nic Varta or Duracell How to replace the battery STEP 1 Use a coin to remove the battery compartment cover STEP 2 Remove the dead battery ATTENTION Wait for 10 seconds before inserting the new battery The electronics need this time to recognise that the battery is being changed STEP 3 Insert the battery into the computer housing with the pole up Ensure that the battery is not tilted Ensure that th...

Page 82: ...1 Use a coin to remove the battery compartment cover STEP 2 Remove the dead battery ATTENTION Wait for 10 seconds before inserting the new battery The electronics need this time to recognise that the battery is being changed STEP 3 Insert the battery into the transmitter housing with the pole up Ensure that the battery is not tilted Ensure that the rubber seal lies smoothly on the lid of the batte...

Page 83: ...is legitimate you will receive a comparable replacement device You are not entitled to a replacement of the identical model if the model in question is no longer in production due to a model change Please contact the dealer from whom you purchased the device for all complaints and guarantee claims Alternatively send your complaint directly to Cycle Parts GmbH Le Quartier Hornbach 13 67433 Neustadt...

Page 84: ...d Replace the battery in the transmitter Display becomes weak Battery dead Check the battery replace if nec No heart rate displayed Heart rate sensor has not been selected Select the heart rate sensor from the sensor selection area No heart rate displayed Heart rate sensor has not been paired Activate the heart rate sensor correctly position the heart rate chest belt on your body Insert the comput...

Page 85: ...eart rate transmitter battery 3V type 2032 Heart rate transmitter battery life Approx 1 5 years approx 1 000 ride hours approx 20 000 km 12 000 mi Wireless transmission ranges Speed transmitter 75 cm Cadence transmitter 90 cm Heart rate transmitter 75 cm Temperature indicator range on the display 20 C to 70 C 4 F to 158 F Speed range for wheel size 2 155 mm Min 2 0 km h Max 199 kmh Ride time measu...

Page 86: ...erference and 2 this device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation NOTE This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation This equipment gener...

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