Pioneer SGX-CA600, Руководство пользователя

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Laps
Training to ride at an average speed and training to gain explosive sprint power
work on different areas and thus require different training methods.
Even within one training menu, there is a separator for every time spent, for exam-
ple, warming up, riding focusing on cadence, riding focusing on pedaling, and
cooling down, and these separators are called "laps."
Furthermore, the segment between one separator and another is called an
"interval."
A lap is used for the separator between training, and for the separator of intervals
within training.
A lap is the end point of the previous interval, as well as the start point of the next
interval.
Accurate analysis of each interval segment can be performed later by correctly
separating the collected data by lap.
Training Start Training Stop
Warm Up Cool Down Cadence focus Pedaling focus
Lap1 Lap2 Lap3
If not separated by lap...
Data that has been averaged overall is collected so analysis cannot be performed
properly later.
It is difficult to know during training from where the ride method needs to be
changed.
■ Laying out an Appropriate Display for a Lap
The device allows you to select which numerical values to show on the display.
This enables arbitrarily setting the value you wish to monitor the most during that
training, as well as the other values you think are important.
For details, refer to " Setting Data Fields ."
■ Auto Lap Function
The Auto Lap function operates only during logging. It does not operate when log-
ging is stopped, during auto pause, and while a training menu is in progress.
Using Training Assistance
A training menu created using the training assistance of the Cyclo-Sphere Analysis
App (for iPhone) can be imported into the device.