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18. Stand-by-mode

Your computer VDO CYTEC C 10 features a stand-by-mode in order to save battery power.
Your computer changes into stand-by-mode if it has not received any speed impulses for 5 min or no button has been pressed in 
the same period of time.

The time of day (CLK) is still displayed in stand-by-mode, though.
By pressing any button or just continuing your ride, this will end stand-by-mode and return you to the appropriate mode.

19. Battery change

Tip:
Take down your total and wheelsize prior to battery change. see 5.

In case the computer is not properly functioning after a battery change, push the AC-button (Auto Clear) on the rear 
side of the computer to reset.

Watch out:

 old batteries require special disposal

17. Resetting information to zero

The following information may be reset to zero with your VDO CYTEC C 10.

TRP-RID-AVS-MAX

These information here is simultaneously reset to zero.

TCNT

This information is singly reset to zero. 

STP

This information is singly reset to zero.

Information must be reset to zero by pressing the MODE 2 button for 5 sec.

Watch out:

 Take care that the exact information to be reset is on display.

If either of the following information, TRP, RID, AVS or MAX are displayed and you want to reset to zero by pressing the 
MODE 2 button, be aware that the remaining three information are simultaneously zeroed.

Summary of Contents for C 10

Page 1: ...English page 1 18 Deutsch Seite 19 36 Français page 37 54 Italiano pagine 55 72 Español pagina 73 90 Nederlands pagina 91 108 GB C 10 D C 10 F C 10 I C 10 E C 10 NL C 10 ...

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Page 3: ...ou enjoyable trips and rides on your bike with VDO CYTEC CYCLE PARTS GMBH Mounting the system 1 Mounting the handlebar holder The handlebar holder fits handlebars of any diameter Before mounting the system decide if you will be using your left or right hand to operate the computer and then mount the handlebar holder on the respective side Position the handlebar holder insert the strap and adjust i...

Page 4: ...the same side of the fork as the holder is on the handlebar Watch out Do not tighten the cable ties yet Accurately position the spoke magnet and the sensor first then tighten the cable ties 3 Mounting the spoke magnet Distance between magnet and sensor should be approx 1 5 mm ...

Page 5: ...f computer onto holder The Twist Click mounting has been exclusively developed for the new line of VDO CYTEC computers The computerhead is put onto the handlebar and by a right turn of the computerhead TWIST fixed to the holder CLICK It is just as easy to remove the computerhead from the handlebar holder Slightly push the computerhead down twist it to the left remove computerhead from handlebar ho...

Page 6: ...attery power your VDO CYTEC comes with the battery not yet fitted Prior to initial use you have to install the battery first If you find the computer is not functioning properly after a battery change push the AC button Auto Clear on the rear side of the computer to reset ...

Page 7: ...9 59 hrs min sec STP manual stop watch counting up to 9 59 59 hrs min sec AVS average speed accurate to two decimal points MAX maximum speed achieved during a ride accurate to two decimal points permanent comparison of current and average speed Deviations are indicated by up down arrows in the display TCNT Second trip counter featuring a preset mode intended for use while following road book instr...

Page 8: ...Function TRP RID AVS STP MAX Mode 1 Function TCNT CLK ODO Mode 2 GB C 10 6 7 Operating your VDO CYTEC C 10 Button Key Covering Your VDO CYTEC C 10 has 2 buttons keys Mode 1 Mode 2 ...

Page 9: ...ode for wheelsizes CLK MODE 1 long 5 sec enter set up mode for clock ODO MODE 1 long 5 sec enter set up mode for odometer RID AVS STP MAX MODE 1 long 5 sec switching from wheelsize 1 to wheelsize 2 and vice versa TCNT MODE 1 long 5 sec Set up mode for TCNT second trip counter is called into display TCNT CLK ODO MODE 2 brief 0 1 sec next information from MODE 2 is indicated TRP RID AVS MAX MODE 2 b...

Page 10: ... have gotten lost re enter the correct value and keep going from there Set up mode for your second trip counter TCNT Step 1 Call TCNT information into display Step 2 Press MODE 1 key for 3 sec Display shows TCNT and a flashing number Step 3 By pressing MODE 2 key the number can be changed Step 4 By pressing MODE1 key you proceed to the next number which you can change by pressing MODE 2 key Step 5...

Page 11: ...on STP being displayed you may operate your stop watch with the MODE 2 button MODE 2 press when STP is displayed starting the stop watch MODE 2 press again interrupt the stop watch MODE 2 press again stop watch continues Watch out Pressing the MODE 2 button for 5 sec without STP data being displayed resets your TRP AVS RID MAX data to zero ...

Page 12: ...DO CYTEC C 10 features the following set up procedures wheelsize 1 WS1 set up starts out of TRP in display wheelsize 2 WS2 set up starts out of TRP in display clock CLK set up starts out of CLK in display odometer ODO set up starts out of ODO in display Trip Counter TCNT set up starts out of TCNT in display No matter which set up mode is used for your VDO CYTEC C10 the procedure is the same You ca...

Page 13: ...lsize for your street bike and another one for your mountain bike Your VDO CYTEC identifies different wheelsizes as WS 1 wheelsize 1 and WS 2 wheelsize 2 following defaults are entered wheelsize 1 WS1 2155 mm wheelsize 2 WS2 2000 mm Watch out Above defaults are automatically applied after a battery change After a battery change the correct wheelsizes for your bikes have to be re entered How is the...

Page 14: ...ze value previously entered WS 1 is displayed with the last number flashing Step 5 With buttons MODE 1 and MODE 2 you can enter wheelsize 1 previously determined Then you enter your measurements for wheelsize 2 see set up mode Watch out The computer wants you to enter your wheelsizes one at a time first WS 1 then WS 2 You may exit setting up wheelsizes at any time by pressing the MODE 1 button for...

Page 15: ... MODE 1 5sec MODE 1 5sec to quit MODE 1 0 1sec switch to next MODE 1 0 1sec switch to next MODE 1 0 1sec switch to next MODE 1 0 1sec switch to next MODE 2 to increase to change from KMH to MPH MODE 1 to start to switch to quit MODE 1 0 1sec switch to next GB C 10 13 ...

Page 16: ...CYTEC C 10 features a clock with hour and minute display 12 h or 24 h display selectable To access the clock set up mode proceed as follows Step 1 call in the CLK information into your display Step 2 Press the MODE 1 button for 5 sec The set up mode for the clock starts You will either see the figure 24 or 12 flashing reflecting the hour mode programmed To set up your clock use MODE 1 and MODE 2 b...

Page 17: ... your new VDO CYTEC C 10 or after a battery change Watch out after a battery change your data for total ODO is reset to zero TIP If you want to re enter your totals after a battery change take down the value for ODO before removing the battery Step 1 Call information for ODO into your display Step 2 Start the set up mode for odometer by pressing the MODE 1 button for 5 sec The last number is flash...

Page 18: ...functioning after a battery change push the AC button Auto Clear on the rear side of the computer to reset Watch out old batteries require special disposal 17 Resetting information to zero The following information may be reset to zero with your VDO CYTEC C 10 TRP RID AVS MAX These information here is simultaneously reset to zero TCNT This information is singly reset to zero STP This information i...

Page 19: ...lder and twist until detent CLICK no wheelsize entered enter your wheelsize display fades or disappears battery in computer empty check battery power and replace it if necessary temperatures below 5 C 40 F dull display readout Troubleshooting This chart outlines possible malfunctions their causes and solutions computer software is not running smoothly press AC button at the rear of computer head r...

Page 20: ... of legitimate complaints you are entitled to receive a comparable replacement model Due to possible model changes your model might not be available any more You may contact your retailer or store where you purchased your VDO CYTEC or send the computer directly to us CYCLE PARTS GMBH Grosse Ahlmuehle 33 D 76865 Rohrbach Technical specifications are subject to change 22 Contents 1 computer head 1 h...

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