Nashbar Tempo Wireless Computer User Manual page 2

SELECT TEMPERATURE SCALE
STEP 1: After the odometer has been set
(see above), the computer will automatically
advance to the temperature scale selection
screen. "°F" or "°C" will flash at the bottom of
the screen.
STEP 2: Press the SET button to select
Fahrenheit (°F) or Celsius (°C).
STEP 3: If you wish to program wheel
size , press the MODE button to return to
the wheel size selection and programming
screen. Otherwise hold the MODE button to
exit set-up.
PROGRAM WHEEL SIZE
ODOMETER (ODO2)
STEP 1: Press the MODE button to advance
to the Total Odometer display screen (ODO).
Hold the SET button for 4 seconds to enter
set-up mode. Press the MODE button one
time until " " or " " flashes at the top of the
screen.
STEP 2: Press the SET button to select
wheel size . Press the MODE button to
advance to the wheel size setting.
STEP 3: The left-most digit will flash. Press the
SET button to adjust the value according to the
wheel circumference determined above (see
"Determine Wheel Size"). Then press the MODE
button to advance to the next flashing digit.
STEP 4: Repeat this sequence until the
TIRE SIZE CIRCUMFERENCE
correct wheel size has been entered. Then
16 x 1.75 1077
press the MODE button to advance to the
odometer programming screen for wheel
20 x 1.75 1515
size (ODO2). If you don't wish to program
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the odometer, hold the MODE button to exit
26 x 1.0 1953
set-up.
TIRE SIZE CIRCUMFERENCE
26 x 1.5 2026
STEP 5: The left-most digit of the odometer
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valve will flash. Press the SET button to
20 x 1.75 1515
26 x 1.75 2070
adjust the value. Then press the MODE
button to advance to the next flashing digit.
26 x 1.9 24 x 1.75 2089 1890
26 x 2.0 26 x 1.0 2114 1953
STEP 6: Repeat this sequence until the
odometer value for wheel size
26 x 2 / 2133
26 x 1.5 1 2026
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Hold the MODE button to exit set-up mode.
26 x 1.95 2051
SET THE CALORIE COUNTER
26 x 1.75 2070
The Nashbar Tempo Wireless uses weight
TIRE SIZE 26 x 1.9 CIRCUMFERENCE 2089
and gender to calculate calories burned
26 x 2.0 2114
16 x 1.75 1077
during exercise. In order for the calorie
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counter to provide an accurate measurement, 8
20 x 1.75 1515
you must enter your weight and gender.
24 x 1.75 1890
STEP 1: Press the MODE button to advance
26 x 1.0 1953
1x
to the Calorie display screen (KCAL). Hold the
SET button for 4 seconds to enter set-up mode.
26 x 1.5 2026
STEP 2: "MALE" or "FEMALE" will flash
Distance in mm / inch
26 x 1.95 2051
at the bottom of the screen. Press the SET
26 x 1.75 button to select gender, then press the 2070
MODE button to advance to the weight scale
26 x 1.9 2089
1x
selection screen.
26 x 2.0 2114
STEP 3: "kg" or "Lb" will flash at the bottom
26 x 2 1 / 2133
of the screen. Press the SET button to select
Distance in mm / inch
8
Kilograms (kg) or Pounds (Lb). Then press
the MODE button to advance to the weight
input screen.
STEP 4: The weight value will flash at the top
of the screen. Press the SET button (or press
and hold) to adjust the weight value (from 44
to 330 Lbs). Hold the MODE button to exit
set-up mode.
INSTALLATION
Wireless transmission makes installation
1x
simple. Begin by attaching the computer
bracket to the handlebar or stem.
STEP 1: The mounting bracket consists of
Distance in mm / inch
two parts and can be configured for handlebar
or stem mounting (Fig. 5). Use the included
zip-ties to attach the bracket to the handlebar
or stem.
Tighten
the zip-ties
securely
and trim
the excess
length with
scissors or
fingernail
clippers.
STEP 2: Attach the computer head to the
bracket. Press the computer head into
the bracket
and rotate it
clockwise to
lock in place
(Fig. 6). You
should feel the
computer head
click securely
into the bracket.
STEP 3: Using
the included
zip-ties, loosely
mount the
AND
transmitter (so
that you can
slide it around)
to the fork blade
on the same
side of the bike
as the computer
(Fig. 7 & 8).
The Nashbar
Tempo Wireless
transmission
range is 24"
(60cm). The
transmitter must
be mounted
within 24" of
the computer
in order for
TIRE SIZE CIRCUMFERENCE
the computer
to receive the
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4
signal. We
28 x 1.5 2224
recommend
700 x 18c 2102
mounting the
700 x 23c 2096
transmitter
to the front
TIRE SIZE CIRCUMFERENCE
700 x 25c 2105
(leading) edge
700 x 28c 27 x 1 / 2136 2161
1
4
of the fork
700 x 32c 28 x 1.5 2155 2224
blade to avoid
700 x 35c 2168
700 x 18c 2102
problems in the
event that the
700 x 23c 2096
700 x 38c 2180
transmitter contacts the spokes during a ride.
has been set.
700 x 25c 2105
STEP 4: Attach the wheel magnet loosely
700 x 28c 2136
to one of the spokes on the same side of the
700 x 32c 2155
wheel as the transmitter. Adjust the position
700 x 35c 2168
TIRE SIZE CIRCUMFERENCE
of the magnet and transmitter so that the
700 x 38c 2180
magnet passes the alignment mark on the
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4
transmitter with
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a clearance of
1mm to 2 mm
700 x 18c 2102
(1mm is about
700 x 23c 2096
the thickness
of a penny).
700 x 25c 2105
(Fig. 9). If the
700 x 28c 2136
magnet and
transmitter are
700 x 32c 2155
not aligned
700 x 35c 2168
or not close
enough
700 x 38c 2180
together, the
computer will
not pick up a
signal from the transmitter or the reading will
be inconsistent and erratic. Most problems
that occur when installing a new computer are
related to magnet and transmitter alignment
and spacing.
STEP 5: Once the transmitter and wheel
magnet are aligned properly, securely tighten
both in place. Trim the excess zip-tie ends
from the transmitter with scissors or fingernail
clippers.
STEP 6: Test the unit to make sure
everything is adjusted and working properly.
Pick up the front end of the bicycle and spin
the front wheel. The computer should register
a speed reading within 1-2 seconds. If not,
check the alignment of the wheel magnet and
transmitter and make sure the space between
the two is 2mm or less. Adjust as necessary
and re-test.
SELECT WHEEL SIZE
If you switch your computer between bikes
with different wheel sizes, don't forget to
select the appropriate wheel size setting
before each ride.
STEP 1: In the Total Odometer display
screen (ODO), hold the SET button for 4
seconds to enter set-up mode.
Fig 5
SET
MODE
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Fig 7
COMPUTER
MAX 24"
Fig 8
MAGNET
SPOKE
WASHER
NUT
MAGNET
SPOKE
WASHER
1mm-2mm
NUT
Fig 9
MAGNET
1mm-2mm
SPOKE
NUT
SET
1mm-2mm
MODE SET
MODE
SET
OR
MODE
STEP 2: Press the MODE button one time
until or flashes at the top of the screen.
STEP 3: Press the SET button to select
wheel size or . Hold the MODE button to
exit set-up.
PROGRAM ODOMETER
The Nashbar Tempo Wireless includes a
separate odometer for wheel size
and wheel size (ODO2). The total
odometer (ODO) displays the combined
mileage total from ODO1 and ODO2.
Therefore, to program the odometer (for
example, after replacing a battery or when
transferring mileage from another computer)
program ODO1 and/or ODO2. See "Program
the Computer."
RESET DISPLAY SCREENS
The Nashbar Tempo Wireless maintains a
separate odometer reading for wheel size
and . Average Speed, Maximum Speed,
Trip Distance, Calorie and Ride Timer values,
however, are combined for both wheel sizes
and are reset simultaneously.
STEP 1: To simultaneously reset Average
Speed, Maximum Speed, Trip Distance,
Calories and Ride Timer for wheel size
, press the MODE button to advance to the
Ride Timer display screen (TM).
STEP 2: Hold the SET button for 4 seconds
to clear the ride data. The three Odometer
values (ODO1, ODO2 and ODO) will not
be reset.
NOTE: Entering set-up mode (to select
wheel size or adjust settings) will not reset the
display screens or clear any ride data.
MAINTENANCE
COMPUTER
If you notice a change in the display screen
contrast or if the figures become faint, it may
be time to replace the computer battery.
See "Battery Installation". We recommend
replacing both the computer and transmitter
batteries at the same time.
TRANSMITTER
Periodically check the alignment of the wheel
magnet and transmitter and make sure the
space between them is 5mm or less. Remove
any signs of rust or corrosion from the magnet
to ensure proper function.
TROUBLESHOOTING
1. Computer display is blank or very light
The computer battery may be weak or
installed incorrectly. Make sure the battery
WASHER
is installed with the positive (+) pole facing
the battery cover, or replace the battery with
a fresh one.
2. Computer display becomes dark or black
The ambient temperature may be too high.
Allow the computer to cool, and the display
will return to normal.
3. Computer display appears to update slowly
The ambient temperature may be too low.
When the temperature rises, the display
will return to normal. Note: Even when the
display is affected by cold, the computer will
continue to record data normally.
4. Absent or erratic speed reading
Check the alignment of the wheel magnet
and transmitter, and make sure that the
space between the two is 2 mm or less.
Adjust as necessary and re-test.
Make sure the computer transmitter
batteries are installed correctly and fully
charged. If in doubt, replace both batteries
with fresh ones.
Even coded wireless cycle computers are
occasionally affected by electromagnetic
interference from high voltage power lines,
motor driven equipment and other wireless
devices (such as heart rate monitors). If you
experience unusually high speed readings,
check your surroundings for possible
sources of electromagnetic interference and
move away from the source.
For Technical Support, call 1-800-888-2710
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