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- Page 1 Wireless 9 Function Cycle Computer Wireless 12 Function Cycle Computer * English 2-13 deutsch 14-25 espaÑol 26-37 Italiano 38-49 50-61 日本語...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
CONTENTS Anatomy ........................3 Main Unit Setup .......................4 Functions .........................7 Button and Normal Operations ................8 Bike Installation ....................10 Battery Change ...................... 12 Care and Maintenance Instructions ............... 12 The Full Specs ....................... 13 ENGLISH * = N.E.R.D Wireless 12 Function Cycle Computer only... -
Page 3: Anatomy
ANATOMY OF A WIRELESS N.E.R.D. Wireless Cycle Computer Transmitter Magnet MODE ACTIVATION AREA The Wireless N.E.R.D. has a MODE button that is activated The SET button is located on the underside of the com- by pressing the computer screen face in the area shown puter as indicated above. -
Page 4: Main Unit Setup
MAIN UNIT SETUP DATA SETTING PROCESS (Fig 1.1) INITIATING THE COMPUTER (ALL CLEAR) (Fig 1.2) 1. All user-input data is adjusted for each digit separately. 1. A battery is already loaded in the main unit when The current digit to be set will flash. purchased. - Page 5 Fig 1.4b MEASURING WHEEL CIRCUMFERENCE MEASURE THIS DISTANCE Fig 1.3 Fig 1.4a Fig 1.5 Fig 1.2 Fig 1.5 UNIT SELECTION ALL CLEAR CIRCUMFERENCE TOTAL RIDE TIME ODOMETER 3 seconds 2 seconds 2 seconds 2 seconds SEGMENTS AUTO TEST * = N.E.R.D Wireless 12 Function Cycle Computer only...
- Page 6 MAIN UNIT SETUP ( cont.) CLOCK SETTING (Fig 1.6) 1. The symbol displays when setting the clock. 2. Select 12 hour AM/PM or 24 hour clock mode. Press to toggle between 12 hour AM/PM or 24 hour format. Hold down for 2 seconds to advance to the time setting screen.
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Page 7: Functions
FUNCTIONS CURRENT SPEED MAX: MAXIMUM SPEED 0.0–199.9 KM/H or 0.0–120.0 Mile/H 0.0–199.9 (km/hr) or 0.0–120.0 (mile/hr) Displays the current speed on the main display when Displays the highest speed recorded from the last RESET riding. The computer registers up to 199.9 KM/H or 120.0 operation. -
Page 8: Button And Normal Operations
BUTTON functions and NORMAL OPERATIONS MODE BUTTON (Fig 2.1) AUTOMATIC START/STOP Press to advance from one mode display to another. The computer will automatically begin counting data upon riding and stop counting data when riding is stopped. SET BUTTON In order to automatically begin counting, the computer Press to enter the setting screens to re-set the bike must not be in standby mode. - Page 9 CIRCUMFERENCE RE-SETTING BIKE or BIKE SELECTION* (Fig 2.4) 1. Press until the display advances to the ODO mode. 1. This computer has two sets of circumference memory to calculate data for two different bikes. 2. Press to enter the circumference setup screen. 2.
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Page 10: Bike Installation
BIKE INSTALLATION MAIN UNIT (Fig 3.1) obstructions. The main computer unit is designed with a removable and 2. Pull the silicon strap around the bars, fit it over the hook rotatable main housing for mounting to handlebars or a and you’re done! handlebar stem. - Page 11 SPOKE MAGNET 1. Unscrew the two halves of the magnet and mount to a spoke on the front wheel of your bicycle. (Fig 3.4) 2. Tighten the screw using a flat head screwdriver to ensure the magnet cannot move up and down the spoke. Fig 3.4 TRANSMITTER UNIT The wireless transmitter unit is designed to allow easy, fast...
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Page 12: Battery Change
BATTERY CHANGE MAIN UNIT BATTERY CHANGE (Fig 4.1) 1. The symbol will appear to indicate the battery power is low. Coin 2. The battery should be replaced with a new battery within a week of this symbol appearing. 3. All data will be cleared when the battery is replaced, however you are able to re-enter the ODO , ODO T.TIMED TRIP... -
Page 13: The Full Specs
THE FULL N.E.R.D. SPECS: Sensor with transmitter Non-contact magnet sensor with analogue wireless transmitter Wireless sensing distance 55cm (1.8 feet) between the transmitter and the main unit. Cross talk/interference Within 40cm (15.8”), no interference by 2 bicycles carrying similar cycle computers, even when ridden side by side.