Service Interval Display; Sleep Mode - VDO X1DW Instruction Manual

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5.6 Service interval display

The VDO service interval display reminds you to
have your bike checked in the workshop.
You can switch the service interval ON or OFF.
You can set separate service intervals for 2 bikes
When the set service interval distance has been
reached:
The -symbol flashes on the display.
B
The information line displays
B
BIKE SERVICE/BIKE 1
You should now either carry out the
recommended bike check yourself or
have the bike checked by your dealer.
Press any button. The text BIKE SERVICE
disappears again. After another 50 km
the also disappears. You can also switch
off the flashing -symbol.
To do so, enter the service interval again.
How to set the service interval:
Using go to SETTINGS/
SELECT. Confirm with M .
You are now in setting mode
(pressing C for 3 seconds gets
you back to function mode).
Using go to BIKE SERVICE/
SET. Confirm with M .
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BIKE SERVICE/ON (switch to OFF
using ). Confirm with M
BIKE SERVICE/BIKE 1
(use to switch to bike 2)
Confirm with .
M
BIKE 1 ...SET DISTANCE/
CONTINUE. You can set the
flashing digits using .
To access the next digit,
confirm with M .
Repeat the steps until the last digit on the right
is flashing. Confirm with M .
BIKE 1/SET OK? Confirm with M .
The display confirms: BIKE SERVICE/SET DONE.
Automatic return to SETTINGS/SELECT.
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5.7 Sleep mode

Your VDO computer is equipped with a two-fold
sleep mode function.
In sleep mode, a large part of the display is switched
off to save battery power. Time and service
interval display continue to be displayed.
.
Sleep mode 1 switches itself on after 5 minutes if
no speed impulses are processed and no button
is pressed.
Sleep mode 1 is ended when speed impulses are
processed again (when cycling) or a button is
pressed.
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In Sleep mode 2 the wireless receiver is also
switched off. (after 15 min).
The display shows SLEEP
MODE/PRESS BUTTON
Before continuing to ride, you
must press a button to switch
the receiver back on.
The display for the speed and
the cadence flashes.
The computer now waits for speed and cadence
signals (as long as cadence is installed). Simply set
off riding now. The computer acquires the digital
encodings from the transmitter.
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