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The following items can be operated or set from

the main menu.

When SETTING mode is started, the main menu is

displayed.

PC-LINK mode (page 48)

This mode connects a personal computer to the main unit via a USB dongle

(optional).

Traveling data can be sent from the main unit, and bike, system and user

settings and software updates can be carried out from the personal

computer.

SETTING mode (page 28)

This mode is used for making main unit settings.

FILE VIEW mode (page 37)

This mode is used for viewing and deleting traveling data.

< Main menu >

9. Setting Modes

Press button A and button B at the same time while the “Normal mode”

display appears on the main unit.

■

Starting setting mode

■

List of setting modes

■

Setting mode operations

Set

Down scroll / Next / Increase

Up scroll / Previous / Decrease

* If you hold a button down while entering a number, the number will increase or decrease more

rapidly.

Item selection

To move cursor down

To move cursor up

Press select button or button A

Press button B

Switching to

setting screen

To move forward one screen

To move back one screen

Press select button or button A

Press button B

Entering numbers

To increase

To decrease

Press select button or button A

Press button B

Main menu

PC-LINK mode

SETTING mode

FILE VIEW mode

view

delete

VERSION mode

BIKE

SYSTEM

USER

HR (ZONE)

ALTITUDE

PAIRING

Summary of content (14 pages)

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■ List of setting modes 9. Setting Modes PC-LINK mode ■ Starting setting mode BIKE Press button A and button B at the same time while the “Normal mode” display appears on the main unit. SYSTEM SETTING mode USER Main menu HR (ZONE) FILE VIEW mode ■ Setting mode operations view ALTITUDE
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Entering the tire circumference (1) Press the set button to enable the tire circumference to be entered. The tire circumference display will be highlighted. (2) Press the select button, button A or button B to enter the desired value. (3) Press the set button to confirm the value entered. (4) If you press the select button or button A, the display will change to the next item. If you press button B, the screen will return to the previous setting item.
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(5) If you press the select button or button A, the display will change to the next item. If you press button B, the screen will return to the previous setting item. Selecting the number of sprocket teeth Check the number of sprocket teeth being used beforehand. (For details on the applicable sprocket tooth combinations, refer to page 50.) (1) Press the set button to enable the number of sprocket tooth configuration to be changed. The number of sprocket teeth will be highlighted.
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(4) Press the select button, button A or button B to select the desired sampling period. • Sampling period: 5 secs., 15 secs., 60 secs. * The shorter the sampling period, the more detailed is the data that can be recorded, however the length of recording time available will also become shorter. (5) Press the set button to confirm the selected setting. (6) If you press the select button or button A, the display will change to the next item.
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(1) Press the set button to enable the birthday to be entered. The year display for the birthday will be highlighted. (2) Press the select button, button A or button B to enter the desired value. • Available year range: 1900 - 2099 (3) Press the set button to confirm the entered value. The month display for the birthday will be highlighted. (4) Repeat steps (2) and (3) to enter all of the desired values. (5) If you press the select button or button A, the display will change to the next item.
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beep / flash setting You can set whether or not a buzzer sounds and the heart rate value flashes as a warning if your heart rate during measurement goes outside the set heart rate zone. (1) Press the set button to enable the buzzer setting to be changed. The ON/OFF setting for “beep” will be highlighted. (2) Press the select button, button A or button B to select whether or not the buzzer sounds. • beep: ON/OFF (3) Press the set button to confirm the selected setting.
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■ Deleting files (5) Press the set button to confirm the selected file number. The distance view screen will be displayed. • If lap times have been recorded, you can press button A or button B to view the distance for each lap. This lets you delete traveling data which has been recorded in the main unit. (6) If you press the select button, the speed view screen will then be displayed. If you press the set button, “exit” will be selected.
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10. Stopwatch Function/Recording Traveling Data ■ Starting and stopping the stopwatch counter Starting and stopping the stopwatch counter can be switched between manual and automatic operation. (For details on the setting method, refer to page 32.) Manual setting (1) Switch the main unit display to normal mode. (2) Press the set button (stopwatch button) to start the stopwatch counter. “STW” will flash in the information display. (3) When you press the stopwatch button once more, the counter will stop.
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■ Lap recording operations If you press the lap button while the stopwatch is running, the main unit will store the lap data (interval data) in its memory and the lap time will be displayed. In addition, if more than one set of lap data is stored in the main unit memory after the stopwatch has started running, the split times (cumulative lap times) will also be displayed. Press the lap button. Start Press the lap button. Lap time 2 Lap time 1 Press the lap button.
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Period Data View window Data Analysis View window [Memory] Windows Vista™: 1GB or more Windows® XP: 512 MB or more [Hard drive] For installing FLIGHT DECK Manager: 40MB or more of free disk space For storing data: Approx. 6MB* per account per month * If using for 5 hours per day for 20 days per month [Display] Resolution: XGA (1024x768) or higher Display colors: High color (16-bit / 65536 colors) or higher [Disk drives] CD-ROM drive [Other] USB port (Ver. 2.0/1.
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(2) Click the [Install FLIGHT DECK Manager] button. (3) Select the language for the installation. * Windows in English are used here as examples. ■ Installing the driver for the USB dongle Install the driver for the optional USB dongle in order to use the dongle. * The FLIGHT DECK Manager installation must be complete before this can be done. Screenshots from Windows XP are used as examples here. (4) Close all other programs which are currently running, and then click [Next].
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(4) When the message "Completing the Found New Hardware Wizard" is displayed, the setup for using the USB dongle is complete. * Depending on the environment of the computer you are using, it may be necessary to restart the computer. ■ Connecting to the main unit (PC-LINK) Use the USB dongle to establish a data connection between the personal computer and the main unit. * The distance between the main unit and the USB dongle should be within 1.5 m. (1) Connect the USB dongle to the personal computer.
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14. Main Specifications/Display Ranges Heart rate 30 - 240 bpm (beats per minute) Traveling distance 0.00 - 9999.99 (km, miles) Cumulative distance 0.0 - 99999.9 (km, miles) Longest traveling time 99 : 59 : 59 Average speed 0.0 - 130.
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You are cautioned that changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void your authority to operate the equipment. This class [*] digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES003.