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Accessories

The Xplova E7 comes with the accessories shown below. Check to make sure

all items are included in the package; if anything is missing, contact your Xplova
retailer.

Standart Accessories

Optional Accessories

The Xplova E7 can be paired with optional accessories to provide a complete

solution for cycling and outdoor activities. Follow the instructions on “Using the
Accessories” to pair and install the following devices:

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Heart Rate Monitor (HRM)

•

Speed / Cadence Combo Sensor

•

USB Charger

ANT+ Accessories

The Xplova E7 is built-in 2.4GHz ANT+ Digital Wireless Receiver, which

supports standard ANT+ accessories including Combo cadence sensor, Heart Rate
Monitor, Power Meter, Speed sensor, Cadence sensor, etc. In additions, Xplova E7
supports the Power Meter with Left/Right output percentage display. The
compatible Power Meters are:

iCranks, InfoCrank, xpedo, SRAM/Quarq, SRM, Power2Max, etc. for more

information, please contact Xplova Customer Service:

[email protected]

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Micro USB Cable

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Bike Mount with

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Rubber Bands

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Summary of Contents for E7

Page 1: ...Xplova E7 Smart Cycling Computer User s Manual...

Page 2: ...produced without written consent of the manufacturer Download the latest version of this document at www xplova com Visit http tour xplova com Create group biking events plan routes upload activities...

Page 3: ...Display 15 Adjusting the Backlight 16 Selecting Bike Profile 16 Marking Lap Location 17 Restarting Recording 18 Idle Mode 18 Changing the Settings 19 Menu Button Controls Description 19 The Menu Tree...

Page 4: ...ry Reset Menu 44 The Accessories 46 Heart Rate Monitor Optional accessory from Xplova 46 Combo Cadence Sensor optional accessory from Xplova 48 Appendix 51 Xplova E7 Specifications 51 Wheel Size Table...

Page 5: ...are transferred from Xplova E7 to tour xplova com event channel which allows riders to do the live tracking of group members in the Xplova Meetup APP By adding an ANT compatible Heart Rate Monitor Sp...

Page 6: ...ation Low power digital wireless sensors support ANT for Combo cadence sensor Heart Rate Monitor Power Meter Speed sensor Cadence sensor etc Xplova Smart Dynamic Logging Technology Automatically track...

Page 7: ...ord USB cover Buzzer hole Holder latch Pressure sensor temperature sensor hole microUSB Short press to switch the data displayed on the upper screen Long press to enter or exit the menu Power Short pr...

Page 8: ...all the following devices Heart Rate Monitor HRM Speed Cadence Combo Sensor USB Charger ANT Accessories The Xplova E7 is built in 2 4GHz ANT Digital Wireless Receiver which supports standard ANT acces...

Page 9: ...it is properly charged and ready to go Charge the Xplova E7 for at least 3 hours before first use to make sure the built in battery is fully charged Xplova E7 can be charged using the supplied USB cab...

Page 10: ...from one corner of the bike mount passing through the bottom side to the other corner 3 Loop a rubber band from another corner passing through the bottom side to the other corner to secure the bike m...

Page 11: ...After charging the Xplova E7 you are now ready to begin using your device Short press The LCD screen briefly displays the device firmware version NOTE During charging long press 3 sec to power on NOT...

Page 12: ...der open skies The GPS icon indicates the signal strength when GPS is fixed The LCD Screen Status Bar Displays status icons Battery Status Selected Bike Bluetooth Connected GPS Signal Status DATA1 Upp...

Page 13: ...GPS signal reception 3D fixed Fair GPS signal reception 2D fixed Poor GPS signal reception not fixed Searching GPS signal not fixed No GPS signal strength icon GPS is turned off Heart Rate Status Disp...

Page 14: ...lay the current speed is above or under average trip speed Current speed is above average trip speed Current speed is under average trip speed Recording Status Display the recording status In recordin...

Page 15: ...ort press repeatedly to toggle the lower data display for 1 Bike1 ODO Clock 2 Altitude Slope Trip Time 3 Total Climb Trip Time 4 Calories Temperature Trip Time 5 Current Power Left Right Power Trip Ti...

Page 16: ...figure up to three bike profiles on Xplova E7 Bike1 Bike2 and CUST Custom 1 Long press 3 seconds to enter Bike profile selection 2 Short press to scroll through bike profile options 16 Bike1 ODO Clock...

Page 17: ...lection Marking Lap Location During recording press to mark a new LAP or mark the current location to the current recording session the Xplova E7 will display the latest LAP data for 5 seconds Upper S...

Page 18: ...ssing for 3 seconds if the current speed is lower than the Smart Pause speed limit However once the Xplova E7 finds the current speed is higher than the Smart Pause speed limit it resumes recording au...

Page 19: ...press button to scroll to the next Menu Short press button to scroll through other Options button Short press button to enter the setting of option Short press button to repeat the current setting of...

Page 20: ...Allows you to enable or disable beep sound 6 S PAUSE SMART PAUSE Allows you to specify the minimum speed limit by which the Xplova E7 will automatically pause when the device goes below that limit 7...

Page 21: ...ceived from the GPS The Xplova E7 provides 3 pre set altitude reference points Home ALT Altitude Allows you to pre set your Home altitude value POS1 ALT Allows you to pre set the altitude value at POS...

Page 22: ...rt press DATA1 button repeatedly to select one of below ALT options HOME ALT POS1 ALT and POS2 ALT 4 Short press DATA2 to enter the setting 5 Short press DATA1 to adjust the value 6 Short press DATA2...

Page 23: ...itectures Please connect your Xplova E7 to your computer sign in tour xplova com then clicking Device settings Note please install the JAVA plugin in your browser to ensure the interoperability betwee...

Page 24: ...Click the position where you want to get the altitude from the map click the Set altitude to confirm the setting Save My configurations 24...

Page 25: ...GPS Combo sensor or GPS HRM around 180 hours GSP Combo sensor HRM around 160 hours GPS Combo sensor HRM power meter abound 70 120 hrs depends on power meter data format To view the record summary 1 L...

Page 26: ...option is only available when there are multiple records in an activity 8 Short press DATA2 to confirm the selected record 9 Short press DATA1 repeatedly to scroll through the view pages that you wan...

Page 27: ...cord number Record distance Record time AVG Average Average heart rate Average cadence Average Speed Average power MAX Maximum Maximum heart rate Maximum cadence Maximum Speed Maximum power Others Sum...

Page 28: ...e beyond which the alarm will sound and display a warning message AUTO LAP Turn on this option when a distance is also set in the DIST warning option the alarm will sound and display the LAP Average d...

Page 29: ...n on off the GPS receiver You can turn off the GPS receiver to extend the battery power for around 20 hours if you do not need the GPS track data from the Xplova E7 Note If the ANT COMBO cadence senso...

Page 30: ...1 Long press DATA1 to bring up the menu 2 Short press DATA1 repeatedly to scroll to 4 GPS Menu 3 Short press DATA2 to enter the list of GPS options 4 Short press DATA1 repeatedly to scroll through the...

Page 31: ...ain display screen 5 SOUND Menu The Xplova E7 emits beep sounds when buttons are pressed or to indicate warnings reminders etc The Sound menu allows you to enable or disable sounds on your device 1 Lo...

Page 32: ...to 6 S PAUSE Menu 3 Short press DATA2 to enter the list of S PAUSE options 4 Short press DATA1 repeatedly to scroll through the options Value Select to activate the function and set the speed limit OF...

Page 33: ...ST Custom 4 Short press DATA2 to enter the list of BIKE options 5 Short press DATA1 repeatedly to scroll through the BIKE options Options are WHEEL CMB CAD SPD PWR To set the Wheel Size 6 Scroll throu...

Page 34: ...s DATA2 to scan for the combo sensor in the meantime enable the combo sensor during the scanning After paired a set of combo sensor device ID will be appeared on the screen 14 if paired successfully S...

Page 35: ...ng the scanning After paired a set of cadence sensor device ID will be appeared on the screen 19 If paired successfully Short press Return to confirm the setting and return to the previous screen If n...

Page 36: ...to the previous screen If not short press DATA2 to rescan the speed sensor 25 Short press Return to return to the BIKE options To setup a Power Meter Scroll through the BIKE options to PWR Note Leave...

Page 37: ...Return to confirm the setting and return to the previous screen If not short press DATA2 to rescan the power meter 30 Short press Return to return to the BIKE options To calibrate the power meter Sho...

Page 38: ...DISP options NOW AVG NOW 30SEC NOW 3MIN NOW MAX and NOW L R 37 Short press Return to confirm the setting and return to the previous screen 38 Short press Return to return to the BIKE options Short pre...

Page 39: ...ptions 4 Short press DATA1 repeatedly to scroll to the option HRM ON 5 Short press DATA2 to scan for the HRM in the meantime enable the HRM during the scanning After paired a set of HRM device ID will...

Page 40: ...o enter SEX submenu 6 Short press DATA1 repeatedly to select MALE or FEMALE 7 Short press Return to confirm the setting and return to the previous screen To setup Birth Year 8 Short press DATA1 repeat...

Page 41: ...repeatedly to adjust the value 21 Short press DATA2 to move to another field digit 22 Short press Return to confirm the setting and return to the previous screen 23 Short press Return to return to th...

Page 42: ...display screen 11 TIME Menu The TIME menu allows you to configure your device according to the time zone in your location and set up Daylight Saving Time DST if applicable 1 Long press DATA1 to bring...

Page 43: ...e calibrated automatically when the Xplova E7 gets the GPS signal 12 UNIT Menu The UNIT menu allows you to select the default unit of measurement to use when displaying and calculating your exercises...

Page 44: ...nd return to the previous screen 6 Short press Return to return to the main display screen 14 F RESET Factory Reset Menu The F RESET menu allows you to reset your device to its factory default setting...

Page 45: ...Short press to select NO return to the previous screen short press Return again to return to the main display screen 45...

Page 46: ...ed to an elastic band worn around the chest Wearing the heart rate monitor Wear the heart rate monitor around your chest as close as possible to the heart with the monitor segment worn in the middle o...

Page 47: ...clockwise until it opens 2 Remove the old battery and replace with a new one 3 Replace the battery cover and tighten with a coin Note To extend the life cycle of the textile belt please detach it fro...

Page 48: ...speed and cadence accurately Installing the Combo Cadence Sensor 1 Position the sensor on the chain stay of your bike 2 Use the supplied cable ties to hold the sensor in place Do not fully tighten 3...

Page 49: ...djust the magnets and the sensors making sure the air gap between sensor markings and magnets is less than 5 mm 7 When setup is complete tighten the cable ties 49 Cadence Magnet Cadence Sensor Speed M...

Page 50: ...Cadence Battery 1 Using a coin turn the battery cover on the back of the sensor counter clockwise until it opens 2 Remove the old battery and replace with a new one 3 Replace the battery cover and tig...

Page 51: ...ce Function User and Bike Profiles Support 1 user data and 3 bike profiles Data recording Smart Dynamic Logging Technology Cycling Data Time speed distance altitude temperature slope heart rate cadenc...

Page 52: ...x 1 1 8 1970 37 590 26 x 1 3 8 2068 26 x 1 1 2 2100 26 x 1 40 2005 ETRTO Wheel Spec Circumference mm 40 559 26 x 1 50 2010 47 559 26 x 1 75 2023 50 559 26 x 1 95 2050 54 559 26 x 2 00 2055 26 x 2 10...

Page 53: ...can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one of the following measures Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna Increase the...

Page 54: ...as household waste You must dispose of your waste equipment by handling it over to the applicable take back scheme for the recycling of electrical and electronic equipment For more information about r...

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