User manual MCP BIKEMATE

[. . . ] Wireless Bicycle Computer with Pulse Indicator MCP 30000 000 11/05/06 Table of Contents Contents Safety Precautions Safety Precautions, Batteries Instructions for Use Package Contents Technical Data /Disposal Preparation for Operation Changing Batteries Restart and Reset Description of Buttons and Display Description of Symbols Description of Pulse Rate Display Description of Speed Display Mounting Installation of Computer Holder Mounting Transmitter for Speedometer Installation of Spoke Magnet Attaching the Computer Wearing the Chest Pulse Transmitter Page 1 Pages 1 to 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 9-10 10 11 12 13-14 15-16 17 17-18 19 20 21 22 Table of Contents Basic Settings (Summary) Language Kilometers / Miles Wheel Size, Bike 1 Wheel Size, Bike 2 Total Mileage, Bike 1 Total Mileage, Bike 2 Service, Bike 1 Service, Bike 2 Body Weight Pulse Limits 12 / 24 Hour Format Time Light Manager (Illumination) Changing Basic Settings Menu Sequence and Operation (Summary) Time Stopwatch Trip Mileage and Trip Time Page 2 23 24 25 26-28 28 29-31 31 32-34 34 35-37 38-40 41 42-43 44-45 46 47 48-49 50 51-52 Table of Contents Average and Maximum Speed Odometer, Bike 1 and Bike 2 Switch Over, Bike 1 / Bike 2 Total Mileage Temperature Calorie Consumption / Training Target Fat Consumption Pulse Rate Time Zones Scan Feature Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's), Trouble Shooting Index Guarantee Page 3 53-54 55 56 57 58-59 60-63 64 65-66 67 68-69 70-71 72 Safety Precautions 8 Page 4 8 8 8 8 8 8 Please read and observe these operating instructions and particularly the following safety precautions for safe and successful use of your new bicycle computer. When riding your bicycle give primary attention to the traffic and check the display on your computer only when safe to do so. Learn how to operate your computer before stating a trip and program the computer before begining or during a break. Keep these instructions safe and give them to any other users. [. . . ] Continue to press the "F" button until the desired value is reached. Basic Settings, Wheel Size, Bike 1/2 Page 28 Your bicycle computer offers you the possibility of setting two differenent wheel circumferences. This feature is advantageous when you have two bicycles with 4 different size wheels. SET WS F 2200 S 2000 SET WS After you have confirmed the last digit for wheel size 1 with "S", the setting for wheel size 2 is displayed. To set this value, proceed in the same manner as for wheel size 1. You can now set this value by pressing the "F" button. Proceed in the same manner for the next two digits. Basic Settings, Total Mileage, Bike 1 Page 29 When you use your BIKEmate bicycle computer for the first time, 4 it is possible for you to set it to the previous mileage recorded on your old bicycle computer. MPH After you have confirmed the last digit for wheel size 2 with "S", the setting for the total mileage for Bike 1 is displayed. TOT-ODO1 S 00000 Basic Settings, Total Mileage, Bike 1 4 MPH MPH Page 30 TOT-ODO1 F After momentarily pressing the "F" button, the first digit for the total mileage reading starts to flash. 00000 TOT-ODO1 S The value can be set by pressing "F" again. 20000 Basic Settings, Total Mileage, Bike 1/2 4 MPH Page 31 MPH TOT-ODO1 S Confirm with "S". Proceed in the same manner for the next digits. 20000 TOT-ODO2 F After entry of the total mileage for bike 1 is completed, the next menu allows you to enter the values for bike 2 using the same procedure. After conclusion of the entries the menu changes to ALARM. 00000 Basic Settings, Service, Bike 1 Page 32 Modern bicycles are technically complex machines and should 4 be checked and serviced by trained personnel at regular intervals. Your BIKEmate bicycle computer helps you to have such services performed at the right times. Your bicycle dealer will be glad to recommend the ideal mileage between services. MPH ALARM 000 After confirming the value for total mileage 2 in the previous menu, your computer is ready to enter the service intervals. Basic Settings, Service, Bike 1 4 Page 33 MPH MPH ALARM 600 F ALARM 300 F After momentarily pressing the "F" button, the first digit "6" appears and starts to flash. The value can be set by pressing "F" again. Basic Settings, Service, Bike 1/2 4 Page 34 MPH MPH SERVICE S 300 SERVICE F 000 Confirm with "S". Proceed in the same manner for the next digits. After completing the entry for the service interval for Bike 1, it is possible to enter the service interval for Bike 2 in the next menu using the same procedure. After conclusion of this entry the menu display changes to SET KG. Basic Settings, Body Weight Page 35 The BIKEmate bicycle computer can calculate the calories 4 consumed per trip. For precise calculation the software requires your body weight. After you have completed entering the service interval for Bike 2, the computer is ready for you to enter your body weight. SET-KG 065 Basic Settings, Body Weight 4 Page 36 SET-LB I43 F SET-KG S 065 You can select kilograms or English pounds with the "F" b u tt o n ; t h e c o m p u t e r automatically converts the weight. Confirm your selection with the "S" button; the display then changes to the entry mode for your weight. Basic Settings, Body Weight 4 4 Page 37 SET-KG I65 F SET-KG S I65 You can change the first digit with the "F" button. Confirm the first digit with the "S" button. You can then change the second digit with the "F" button. Continue to change the third digit in the same manner. Basic Settings, Pulse Limits Page 38 You can enter the limits for pulse-control training for optimum training4 control or for checking. Check with your physician 4 regarding suitable upper and lower pulse rates for your age, your condition and your training objectives. 080 After you have concluded the basic setting for your weight, the display changes to the menu for setting the lower pulse rate. SETZONE Basic Settings, Pulse Limits Setting lower pulse rate: Page 39 4 I80 4 I80 SETZONE F You can change the value for the first digit with the "F" button. SETZONE S Confirm the first digit with the "S" button. You can then change the second digit with the "F" button. Continue to change the third digit in the same manner. Basic Settings, Pulse Limits Setting upper pulse rate: Page 40 4 I50 4 I50 SETZONE F After confirming the last digit for the lower pulse rate, you can enter the upper pulse rate in the next menu. Change the first digit with the "F" button. SETZONE S Confirm the first digit with the "S" button. Then change the second digit with the "F" button. Again confirm with the "S" button. Continue to change the third digit in the same manner. Basic Settings, 12/24 Hour Format Page 41 Your BIKEmate bicycle computer is capable of displaying the 4 4 time in 12 or 24 hour format. 24 12 H-FORMAT F After confirming the entry for the last digit in the previous menu, the display changes to the setting for the 12 /24 hour format. Select the desired format with the "F" button. 24 12 H-FORMAT S Confirm your selection with the "S" button. The display then changes to the time setting. Basic Settings, Time 4 4 Page 42 SETCLOCK F The two digits for the hour flash on the display. [. . . ] in the fat consumption menu deletes all data stored in the computer for the current trip. Caution: This also affects the data for the trip odometer, calories. . . Pulse Rate Time Zone Menu Page 65 The time zone display for the pulse rate indicates how long you 4 have exercised within the set pulse rate values during your bicycle trip. Moreover the display shows how long you have exercised above and below the set limits. 4 Y AVG 0 0. 0 F MPH Pressing the "F" button momentarily in the fat consumption display, causes the computer to switch over to display the pulse rate time zones. Normally the time, during which you have exercised within the limits is displayed. [. . . ]