iBike Gen III Operating Instructions Manual page 43

7) SCAN (Wireless Setup)
8) SET PROF
9) REC INT (RECORD INTERVAL)
Your iBike's memory will fill with information as you ride. You can select in this screen how
often to record your ride information:
Click the center button, then select 1 sec (one second recording interval) to record
about 10-13 hours of data, OR
Click the up arrow to select 5 sec (five second recording interval) to record about
50-65 hours of data.
TIP: YOU CAN HAVE AS MANY RIDE FILES AS YOU WANT. THEIR TOTAL TIME LENGTH IS
DETERMINED BY YOUR RECORDING INTERVAL
TIP: YOU'LL GET WARNING MESSAGES WHEN YOUR RIDE MEMORY IS NEAR CAPACITY. IF
YOUR RIDE MEMORY FILLS TO 100% DURING A RIDE YOUR IBIKE WILL CONTINUE TO
FUNCTION BUT YOU'LL LOSE THE RIDE DATA FOR THAT RIDE.
RACER TIP: WHEN 5 SECOND RECORDING INTERVALS ARE CHOSEN, YOUR IBIKE WILL
AVERAGE THE WATTS DATA FOR 5 SECONDS, THEN RECORD THE AVERAGED DATA FOR
THE PREVIOUS 5 SECONDS
10) ERAS DATA (ERASE RIDE DATA FROM IBIKE)
After downloading your rides to your iBike software (see the iBike software instructions)
you can erase your ride data with the iBike software.
Alternatively, you can erase your ride data directly on your iBike:
Click the center button. The word "NO" flashes. If you do NOT want to erase your
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data, click the center button
If you DO want to erase the data, click the up arrow. The word YES flashes. Click
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the center button to confirm your choice and erase the data. The word "done"
flashes for a few seconds.
11) REL (firmware release number)
This screen shows the firmware version installed in your unit. iPro and iAero owners can
update their firmware to the latest version using the iBike software. See the iBike
Software instructions for details.
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