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5.
Fine-tune the positioning of the sensor so
that the magnet passes close to the sensor
without actually touching it (picture 5).
Move the sensor towards the magnet so that
the gap between the sensor and the magnet
is under 4 mm/0.16''. The gap is correct
when you can fit a cable tie between the
magnet and the sensor. There is a small
caved dot at the backside of the sensor,
which indicates the spot the magnet should
be pointing at when passing the sensor.
6.
Rotate the crank to test the cadence
sensor. The flashing red light on the sensor
indicates that the magnet and the sensor
are positioned correctly. If you keep
rotating the crank, the light will go off.
Tighten the cable ties securely and cut off
any excess cable tie ends.
Cadence Sensor Pairing
Your new cadence sensor must be paired with
the receiving device in order to receive cadence
data. This enables training in a group without
interference from other sensors. For more
information, see the user guidance material of
the receiving device or mobile application.
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