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E N G L I S H
5.
Fine-tune the positioning of both the
cadence magnet and the sensor so that the
magnet passes close to the sensor without
actually touching it. The gap between the
sensor and the magnet should be 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 (picture 4).
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. Tighten the cable
ties securely and cut off any excess cable
tie ends.
Cadence Sensor Teaching
Your new cadence sensor must be introduced to
your Polar training computer in order to receive
cadence data. This enables training in a group
without interference from other sensors.
The Polar training computer and sensor that
came with the product set have already been
synchronized but teaching is necessary when
you start using a new sensor.
For further information on teaching, refer to the
user manual of Polar training computer in
question.
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