After Replacing The Watt Sensor Board, The Console Does Not Turn On /The Rpm Values Shown On The Display Are Too High - Technogym Group Cycle D92 Technical Service Manual

3. Initialize the RTC (Real Time Clock) using the command: @RTCINIT#
4. Configure the date and time in the RTC using the command:
@SETDATE dd mm yyyy hh mn ss tz#
Enter the following information:
▪ dd: day of the month
▪ mm: month
▪ yyyy: year
▪
hh: hours
▪ mn: minutes
▪ ss: seconds
▪ tz: time zone; the minutes of deviation from UTC must be entered. If you are located
east of Greenwich, the value will be positive. Otherwise it will be negative. As a ref-
erence in Italy when there is Standard Time, the deviation is +60 minutes, when it is
Daylight Saving Time, it is +120 minutes. If you enter the time, set UTC to 0.
5. Check if the date and time are coherent using the command @GETDATE#. The time should
be a few seconds ahead (time passed between setting the date and time and reading the date
and time).
6. Disconnect the USB - MINI USB cable from the console. Wait 10 seconds. Reconnect the PC
to the console using the USB – MINI USB cable. From the terminal, launch the read date and
time command: @GETDATE#. The date and time must be coherent with what is set. The time
should be a few seconds ahead (time passed between setting the date and time and reading
the date and time).
(*) For details see "6.1 Procedure to follow when replacing components".
6.3.4 AFTER REPLACING THE WATT SENSOR BOARD, THE
CONSOLE DOES NOT TURN ON /THE RPM VALUES
SHOWN ON THE DISPLAY ARE TOO HIGH
After replacing the Watt Sensor board:
• pedal and check that the console turns on. Continue pedalling and check that the RPM values are
coherent with the pedalling rotating speed.
If the console does not turn on or the RPM values are too high, check that the correct gener-
ator is set in the Watt Sensor board. (for details see "9.3 procedure for reading and setting the gear
ratio (generator) on the Watt Sensor board").
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