Wireless Bicycle Computer With Pulse Indicator

Wireless Bicycle Computer with Pulse Indicator
User's Guide MCP 30084 000 07/07

Table of Contents
Page 1
Contents Pages 1 to 3
Safety Precautions 4
Safety Precautions, Batteries 5
Instructions for Use 6
Package Contents 7
Technical Data /Disposal 8
Preparation for Operation 9
Changing Batteries 9-10
Restart and Reset 10
Description of Buttons and Display 11
Description of Symbols 12
Description of Pulse Rate Display 13-14
Description of Speed Display 15-16
Mounting 17
Installation of Computer Holder 17-18
Mounting Transmitter for Speedometer 19
Installation of Spoke Magnet 20
Attaching the Computer 21
Wearing the Chest Pulse Transmitter 22
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Table of Contents
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Basic Settings (Summary) 23
Language 24
Kilometers / Miles 25
Wheel Size, Bike 1 26-28
Wheel Size, Bike 2 28
Total Mileage, Bike 1 29-31
Total Mileage, Bike 2 31
Service, Bike 1 32-34
Service, Bike 2 34
Body Weight 35-37
Pulse Limits 38-40
Sound Setting 41
Battery Change 42
12/24 Hour Format 43
Time 44-45
Backlight 46
Light Manager 47
Changing Basic Settings 48
Menu Sequence and Operation (Summary) 49
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Table of Contents
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Time 50-51
Stopwatch 52
Trip Mileage and Trip Time 53-56
Average and Maximum Speed 57-58
Odometer, Bike 1 and Bike 2 59
Switch Over, Bike 1 / Bike 2 60
Total Mileage 61
Temperature 62-63
Calorie Consumption / Training Target 64-67
Fat Consumption 68
Pulse Rate Time Zone 69-70
Scan Feature 71
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's), 72-73
Trouble Shooting
Index 74-75
Guarantee 76
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Safety Precautions
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Please read and observe these operating instructions and particularly
the following safety precautions for safe and successful use of your
new bicycle computer.
When riding your bicycle give primary attention to the traffic and check
the display on your computer only when safe to do so.
Learn how to operate your computer before stating a trip and program
the computer before begining or during a break.
Keep these instructions safe and give them to any other users.
The chest strap transmitter and pulse rate display are a training and
fitness aid for measuring and monitoring your pulse rate.
Before starting with a training program, check with your physician and
have him determine reasonable upper and lower pulse limits according
to your age, condition and training objectives.
If you have a heart pacemaker, always consult your physician or the
manufacturer of the pacemaker before using the chest belt transmitter.
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Safety Precautions, Batteries
8 Never recharge batteries! Explosion hazard!
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Keep batteries away from children, do not throw into fire, short-circuit
or break open.
If a battery is swallowed consult a physician immediately.
When inserting the batteries pay attention to the polarity.
Clean battery and unit contacts as required before installing.
Remove discharged batters from unit immediately!
Increased danger of leakage!
Never subject batteries to extreme conditions, e.g. place on top of
heaters! Increased danger of leakage!
Failure to follow these precautions can cause the batteries to discharge
beyond their maximum voltage and leak! Remove batteries immediately
to avoid damage.
Avoid contact with skin, eyes and mucus membranes. After contact
with battery acid rinse affected areas with large quantities of clean
water and consult a physician immediately.
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Instructions for Use
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8 Do not open the computer or transmitter with force! Have such work
done by an authorized service agent.
8 Do not expose the computer or transmitter to extreme weather
conditions.
8 Avoid contact with thinners, concentrated cleaning agents, etc.
8 Use a soft rag with water and mild soap to clean the computer and
transmitter.
8 Avoid subjecting the computer and transmitter to hard impacts or
improper handling.
8 Do not use a water jet, garden hose or high pressure cleaner on the
bicycle computer or sensor.
8 Remove the batteries during long intervals between trips, during the
winter season, etc.
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Package Contents
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3
1: BIKEmate bicycle computer
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2: Computer holder (handlebar mount)
3: Transmitter for speedometer
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6
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7 8 4: Spoke magnet
with clamp
5: Chest pulse
6: Elastic chest strap
7: Rubber rings
8: Cable straps
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Technical Data / Disposal
Technical Data
Batteries: 1 lithium button cell 3 V, type CR 2032 in
computer and in both transmitters
Battery service life: 3 years when used for one hour daily
Battery temperature: 10 to 55°C, splash-proof
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Note: Please note that at low temperatures the display may react sluggishly.
This returns to normal again at higher temperatures. When exposed to direct
sunlight the display can become black and illegible. After cooling down it is
again legible. This is a technical peculiarity and not a malfunction.
Disposal instructions:
8 Dispose of the product packaging in an environmentally sound manner, when
no longer required.
8 Do not dispose of used batteries with domestic waste; take them to a collection
point for used batteries.
8 It is a legal requirement that the used device must be disposed of properly at
the end of its service life. Check with your municipal disposal authorities.
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Preparation for Operation
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When shipped your BIKEmate bicycle computer and the two transmitters are
already equipped with batteries and ready for operation. The computer is activated
the first time a button is pressed and starts with the basic settings (beginning on
page 23).
Changing batteries
Notes:
8 Please note that all data and settings stored in the computer are lost when the
batteries are replaced. If you want to re-enter the odometer setting after
changing the batteries, note the values in the menus (Total mileage, Bike 1,
Bike 2, Wheel sizes, etc) before removing the batteries.
8 We recommend having the batteries replaced by a watchmaker or an authorized
technician. Improper replacement of the batteries can lead to damage to the
unit and loss of the manufacturer's guarantee.
Otherwise proceed as follows to change the batteries:
1. Open the battery cover on the rear of the computer or the chest pulse transmitter
by turning it counter-clockwise with the aid of a coin or similar instrument. On
the transmitter for the speedometer, it is necessary to loosen 4 screws with the
aid of a small cross head screwdriver.
2. Remove the used battery and dispose of it properly.
3. Insert a new type 2032 battery so that you can see the "+" side of the battery.
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Restart and Reset
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4. Before attaching the battery cover always ensure that the rubber ring is not
damaged and is inserted correctly. A damaged or improperly installed
gasket can lead to penetration of moisture and damage to the unit.
5. Reattach the battery cover and lock it on the computer and chest pulse
transmitter by turning clockwise to the stop; on the transmitter for the
speedometer tighten the 4 screws. Tighten the screws carefully; do not strip
the threads under any circumstances.
Restart / Reset
If the display no longer reacts or errors are present, this can usually be corrected
by restarting (resetting) the computer.
Note: When the computer is reset all data and settings stored in the computer
are lost. Proceed as follows to restart:
1. Press the two buttons on the computer until all segments on the display
illuminate momentarily. Then release the buttons.
2. The computer restarts with the menu for the basic settings and should now
function properly.
3. Reenter the basic settings (beginning on page 23).
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Description of Buttons and Display
Entry button "S"
The entry button "S"
allows you to enter
and confirm data and
delete values...
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8At
this point we would like to give you a brief description of the
buttons and symbols on your BIKEmate bicycle computer.
Speed
display
Menu dispaly
Pulse display
Display for time, km,
temperature, calories,
(depending on menu)
"F" Function button
The function button "F"
allows you to control the
menus and make settings...
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Description of Symbols
Y
Replace battery as soon as possible.
Symbol for maintenance interval, indicates preprogrammed
servincing.
Symbol for continuous display of trip data.
Data recorded for Bike 1 is displayed.
Data recorded for Bike 2 is displayed.
Indicates present speed in relation to average speed.
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Flashing heart indicates: Pulse rate transmitted from chest belt
transmitter. In combination with arrows the current pulse rate is
indicated in comparison to the set limits.
ZShows the current speed graphically. = The interval displayed
ranges from 0 – 199.5 km/h.
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Description of Pulse Rate Display
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The BIKEmate bicycle 4 computer can indicate your pulse rate in
the first line on the display. Note: This display is active only when
the chest pulse transmitter has been put on correctly. Please
observe the instructions on Page 22 of this operating manual!
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143 The flashing heart symbol indicates
Y
that signals are being received from
the chest belt transmitter.
0:28:35
MPH
The top line on the display indicates
STPWATCH
your current pulse rate.
S F
Z
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Description of Pulse Rate Display
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Y
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Y
0:30:25 0:32:48
MPH
Z
STPWATCH STPWATCH
S F
The arrow pointing upward
indicates that your current
pulse rate is higher than
the upper limit set previously.
Z
S F
MPH
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The arrow pointing downward
indicates that your current pulse
rate is lower than the lower
limit set previously. An arrow is
not displayed when your pulse
rate is within the set limits.
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Description of Speed Display
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The arrow pointing upward indicates
that you are traveling faster than
the current average speed.
0:22:45
The beam display indicates the current
AVGSPEED
speed in relation to the maximum
measuring range of 199.5 mph.
0
When in motion the BIKEmate bicycle computer indicates your
current speed in the second line on the display. The beam display
also indicates the speed graphically. The two arrow symbols on
the display indicate the relationship between the current speed
and the average speed.
Y AVG
MPH
E F
Z
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Description of Speed Display
Z
Y
10,5 0
10,5
AVG 0
0:20:15 0:20:15 AVGSPEED
MPH
AVGSPEED
The arrow pointing downward
indicates that you are traveling
slower than the current average speed.
Y AVG
Z
MPH
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Both arrows appear on the
display to indicate that you are
traveling at approximately
your average speed. (+1mph).
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Installation of Computer Holder
1
First remove the protective
foil on the rear of the
computer holder.
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Before Installing:
First decide which hand (right or left) you want to use to operate the computer.
This determines the mounting location for the computer holder on the right
or left side of the handlebar as well as the position for the transmitter for
the speedometer. Check to determine the angle at which you can best read
off the computer. Then start installing the computer holder.
Then hook the rubber ring, which
best matches the diameter of
your handlebars, in one of the
hooks on the computer holder.
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Installation Computer Holder
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Then position the holder 4 on the handlebars at
the angle determined previously. Guide the
bottom part of the rubber ring below the
handlebars and attatch to the hook on the
other side.
Alternatively you can also fasten the computer
holder with the cable straps included. To do
this, guide the cable straps through the
openings provided for this purpose and pull
them down tight. Cut off the excess at the
ends with a pair of scissors.
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Mounting Transmitter for Speedometer
Attach the transmitter 4in
the middle
of the fork arm using the cable straps.
Make sure to attach the transmitter
on the same side as the computer
holder.
The back of the transmitter needs to
point towards the spokes of the wheel.
The maximum distance between the
transmitter and the computer should
be no more than 60 cm
Note: Before fixing the cable straps
firmly, make sure to adjust the position
of the magnet and transmitter as
described on page 20. Once the
position is properly adjusted, pull firmly
on the cable straps and cut off the
loose ends with a pair of scissors or
pliers.
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Installation of Spoke Magnet
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Screw the magnet to 4 one of the outer
spokes opposite the valve. The distance
between the magnet and transmitter
should be between 1 mm and 4 mm.
If necessary correct
the position of the
transmitter and
swivel it.
Caution:
Do not install the magnet on the
transmitter. The ideal mounting points are
in the lower, or, as shown in the figure, in
the upper half of the transmitter.
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Attaching the Computer
After you have installed 4 the holder, sensor
and magnet, you can attach the computer.
Insert the computer into the computer
holder turned approx. 45° to the left.
Turn the computer clockwise with gentle
pressure until it firmly in the holder. To
remove the computers proceed in the
opposite order.
Note: Remove the computer when you
leave the bicycle unattended.
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Putting on the Chest Belt Transmitter
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Hook the end of the belt into the chest pulse transmitter
and wrap the elastic belt 4 around your chest. Hook the
other end of the belt into the chest pulse transmitter.
The chest pulse transmitter should make close contact,
but not disturb or interfere. Adjust the elastic belt to
the correct length with the adjustment loop.
For ideal transmission of the pulse rate, the chest pulse
transmitter should be centered just below the chest
muscles.
Note:
8 Ensure that the chest pulse transmitter is in direct
contact with the skin with the side with the battery
cover against the skin. Maximum distance to
computer 80 cm!
8 If your skin is dry, moisten the electrodes on the
inside of the chest pulse transmitter (ribbed area)
with water or ECG gel before putting on.
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Basic Settings (Summary)
Change menu
with "S" button
LANGUAGE
SET KM
WHEEL SIZE 1
WHEEL SIZE 2
TOT-ODO1
TOT-ODO2
SERVICE 1
SERVICE 2
SET-KG
SETZONE
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After the first activation of the computer, after replacing the computer battery
and after restarting (resetting) the computer starts up with the basic settings
menu. The following illustration provides a summary of the menu sequence.
Simply press the "S" key to switch over to the next menu step. If you
accidentally skip a step or make an incorrect entry, proceed as described
on Page 42 in the section "Changing Basic Settings".
Description on
Page
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Description on
Page
SOUND 41
BATTERY CHANGE 42
SETZONE 43
H-FORMAT 43
SETCLOCK 44
BACKLIGHT 46
CLOCK Menu
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Basic Settings, Language
ENGLISH F
You can scroll through
the available languages
with the "F" button.
ENGLISH
S
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After starting, replacing the battery or restarting (resetting) the computer
the language setting GERMAN flashes in the menu display.
Press the "S" button to select
the desired language.
The menu display then changes
to SET MILE.
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Basic Settings, Kilometer / Miles
MPH
SET MILE
F
Press the "F" button to switch
over from kilometers to miles
and vice versa.
4
SET KM
S
MPH
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Confirm your selection, here
Kilometers, by pressing the "S"
button. The menu display then
changes to WHEEL SIZE 1.
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Basic Settings, Wheel Size, Bike 1
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Tip: You can measure the circumference 4 of the wheel by
positioning a measuring tape around the wheel. It is necessary
to enter the wheel circumference in millimeters.
2I00 SET WS
F
You are in the menu for setting the wheel
circumference for bike 1. When the "F"
button is pressed the first digit starts to flash.
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Basic Settings, Wheel Size, Bike 1
0I00
F
Pressing the "F" button again
changes the value of the first
digit. Continue to press the
"F" button until the desired
value is reached.
4
2I00
SET WS SET WS
S
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Confirm your selection, here 2,
by pressing the "S" button. The
second digit starts to flash.
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Basic Settings, Wheel Size, Bike 1/2
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Your bicycle computer offers you the possibility of setting two
differenent wheel circumferences. This feature is advantageous
when you have two bicycles with 4different
size wheels.
2200
SET WS
F
You can now set this value by
pressing the "F" button.
Confirm with "S".
Proceed in the same manner for
the next two digits.
S
2000
SET WS
After you have confirmed the last
digit for wheel size 1 with
"S", the setting for wheel size 2
is displayed. To set this value,
proceed in the same manner as
for wheel size 1.
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Basic Settings, Total Mileage, Bike 1
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When you use your BIKEmate bicycle computer 4 for the first time,
it is possible for you to set it to the previous mileage recorded
on your old bicycle computer.
TOT-ODO1 00000MPH
S
After you have confirmed the last digit for
wheel size 2 with "S", the setting for the
total mileage for Bike 1 is displayed.
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Basic Settings, Total Mileage, Bike 1
TOT-ODO1 00000MPH
F
After momentarily pressing the
"F" button, the first digit for the
total mileage reading starts to flash.
4
TOT-ODO1 20000MPH
S
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The value can be set by
pressing "F" again.
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Basic Settings, Total Mileage, Bike 1/2
TOT-ODO1 TOT-ODO2
S
20000MPH
Confirm with "S". Proceed in
the same manner for the
next digits.
4
00000MPH
F
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After entry of the total mileage
for bike 1 is completed, the next
menu allows you to enter the
values for bike 2 using the same
procedure. After conclusion of the
entries the menu changes to
ALARM.
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Basic Settings, Service, Bike 1
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Modern bicycles are technically complex 4 machines and should
be checked and serviced by trained personnel at regular intervals.
Your BIKEmate bicycle computer helps you to have such services
performed at the right times. Your bicycle dealer will be glad to
recommend the ideal mileage between services.
ALARM 000MPH
After confirming the value for total
mileage 2 in the previous menu,
your computer is ready to enter the
service intervals.
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Basic Settings, Service, Bike 1
600
MPH
ALARM
F
After momentarily pressing
the "F" button, the first digit
"6" appears and starts to flash.
4
ALARM 300MPH
F
The value can be set by
pressing "F" again.
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Basic Settings, Service, Bike 1/2
SERVICE 300MPH
S
Confirm with "S". Proceed in
the same manner for the next
digits.
4
SERVICE 000MPH
F
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After completing the entry for the
service interval for Bike 1, it is possible
to enter the service interval for Bike
2 in the next menu using the same
procedure. After conclusion of this
entry the menu display changes to
SET KG.
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Basic Settings, Body Weight
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The BIKEmate bicycle computer can calculate 4 the calories
consumed per trip. For precise calculation the software requires
your body weight.
SET-KG 065
After you have completed entering
the service interval for Bike 2, the
computer is ready for you to enter
your body weight.
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Basic Settings, Body Weight
SET-LB I43
F
You can select kilograms or
English pounds with the "F"
button; the computer
automatically converts the
weight.
4
SET-KG 065
S
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Confirm your selection with
the "S" button; the display
then changes to the entry
mode for your weight.
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Basic Settings, Body Weight
4
SET-KG I65
F
You can change the first digit
with the "F" button.
4
SET-KG I65
S
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Confirm the first digit with
the "S" button.
You can then change the
second digit with the "F"
button.
Continue to change the third
digit in the same manner.
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Basic Settings, Pulse Limits
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You can enter the limits for pulse-control training for optimum
training 4control
or for checking. Check 4 with your physician
regarding suitable upper and lower pulse rates for your age,
your condition and your training objectives.
080
After you have concluded the basic
setting for your weight, the display
changes to the menu for setting the
lower pulse rate.
SETZONE
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Basic Settings, Pulse Limits
I80
Setting lower pulse rate:
4
F
You can change the value for
the first digit with the "F"
button.
I80
4
SETZONE SETZONE
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S
Confirm the first digit with
the "S" button.
You can then change the
second digit with the "F"
button.
Continue to change the third
digit in the same manner.
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Basic Settings, Pulse Limits
I50
Setting upper pulse rate:
4
F
I50
4
SETZONE SETZONE
After confirming the last digit for
the lower pulse rate, you can enter
the upper pulse rate in the next
menu. Change the first digit with
the "F" button.
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S
Confirm the first digit with the "S"
button. Then change the second
digit with the "F" button. Again
confirm with the "S" button.
Continue to change the third digit
in the same manner.
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Basic Settings, Sound
4 4
ON OFF
Setting Zone Sound ON - OFF
Soun8
F
Soun8
ON OFF
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Presetting of sound is off. SOUND - OFF means that the buzzer sound
is deactivated. SOUND - ON means that the buzzer sound is activated.
Every 5 seconds the buzzer will "bee..." when the current heart rate will
be over the upper limit or below the lower limit.
Press FUNCTION button to change between ON and OFF. Press SFT
button to confirm and to continue SETUP menu.
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Basic Settings, Battery Change
4
4
BAEE CHANGE
4
CLOCK
F
S F
00:01 32,5 90
YES
LOW
Y
MPH
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After zone sound battery change mode will occur. If you want to change
the battery please press Function button. If not press Set button to
continue with the set up menu.
Please change only battery when battery low indication is displayed at
the upper right corner of display.
In battery change mode the computer will store and keep the data
memory for 15 seconds without battery. Datas like Service Reminder,
Language, Odometer, Trip etc. will be stored.
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Basic Settings, 12/24 Hour Format
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Your BIKEmate bicycle computer is capable of displaying the
time in 12 4 or 24 hour format. 4
24 12 24 12
H-FORMAT H-FORMAT
F S
After confirming the entry for the last
digit in the previous menu, the display
changes to the setting for the 12 /24
hour format. Select the desired format
with the "F" button.
Confirm your selection with the
"S" button. The display then
changes to the time setting.
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Basic Settings, Time
4 4
01:40
SETCLOCK
09:40
F SE
The two digits for the hour flash
on the display. You can now set
the hour with the "F" button.
SETCLOCK
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Confirm the hour setting with the
"S" button. The display then
changes to the setting for the
minutes.
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Basic Settings, Time
4 4
09:40
S F E
09:45
SETCLOCK SETCLOCK
The two digits for the minutes
flash on the display. You can
now set the number with the
"F" button.
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Confirm your selection with the "S"
button. The second digit for the minute
setting starts to flash. Continue to
change the second digit in the same
manner. After confirmation of the second
digit, the menu changes to EL.
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Basic Settings, Backlight
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The backlight 4 allows you to read off the 4 4computer
display even
when visibility is poor or in the dark.
32,5
4
In all modes, press Function button for 2
1:55:02
seconds. Backlight will be activated for 5
seconds.
90
Y
MPH
RIDETIME S F
Z
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Basic Settings, Light Manager
4
EL I9:00 START
F
4
... you can set the starting time
for the light manager with "F"
and confirm with "S".
Note: It is only possible to select
full hours.
EL
23:00
END
F
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You can set the time for the light
manager to end with the "F" button
and press the "S" button to confirm.
Here as well it is only possible to enter
full hours.
The basic settings are now completed and, after the last entry, the
computer changes over to display the pulse rate, current speed and
time.
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Changing Basic Settings
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If you skipped any steps in the basic settings or want to change your
settings later, proceed as described below:
Changing the time and light manager
Press the "S" button in the Time Menu for approx. 5 seconds. The
computer changes over to the basic settings for the time (description
begins on page 41).
Changing the other basic settings
Press the "S" button in the Total Mileage Menu (TOTALODO menu) for
approx. 5 seconds. The computer changes to the basic settings (description
begins on page 23) and, after entry of the pulse limits, returns to the
Total Mileage menu.
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Menu Sequence and Operation (Summary)
Change menu
with "F" button
CLOCK
STPWATCH
TRIPDIST
RIDETIME
AVGSPEED
MAXSPEED
TOTODO-1 (2)
TOTALODO
TEMP C (F)
CALORIE
CALORIE
FATBURN
TIMEZON
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After conclusion of the basic settings the computer is ready for operation.
The figure below provides a summary of the menu sequence. You can
change to the next menu step by pressing the function button "F".
SCAN-
Display
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Change menu
with "S" button
TOTODO-1 (2)
TOTALODO
TRIP-UP (DOWN)
TRIP-DIST
TIMER ( )
RIDETIME
TOT.KCAL
CALTRAIN
FATBURN
CALORIE
Beginning on
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60
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Time Menu
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After completing the basic settings the computer displays the
Menu and shows your pulse rate, current speed and time.
Note: Some 4 of the features described below are 4 displayed only when the
chest belt transmitter is worn or while riding.
The computer has a sleep mode, which activates when the bicycle has not
moved for 5 minutes and none of the buttons have been pressed during
this time. In this case the display shows only the time and the name
"BIKEmate".
0.0 0:00 09:45
BIKEmate CLOCK
S F
Sleep mode (power saving feature).
0
Y AVG
MPH
S F
The display on the computer can be
activated by pressing any button.
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Time Menu
4 4
24 12
H-FORMAT
S
Press the "S" button in the
time mode for approx. 5 sec.
to change over to the basic
settings. You can make any
required changes and then
return to the time mode.
Y AVG
0.0 0:00:00
0
MPH
STPWATCH
F
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Pressing "F" in the time
mode changes over to the
stopwatch mode.
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Stopwatch Menu
4
0.0
4
Y
0:00:02
0
Y AVG
MPH
STPWATCH
S
Start the stopwatch with the
"S" button. Pressing the "S"
button again stops the
stopwatch.
AVG
0.0 0:00:23
0
MPH
STPWATCH
S
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When the "S" button is
pressed again, the time
stopped previously is
continued. Hold down the
"S" button for approx. 5 sec.
to reset the stopwatch to
zero.
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Trip Mileage and Trip Time Menu
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4
4
0.0 0.0 TRIPDIST
0
The trip mileage and trip time features help you organize your
bicycle trip optimally and keep a record of your trips.
Caution: Please note that the delete function for this data also
affects the other data logged for the trip (distance, pulse memory,
calories, fat, max. mileage...).
Y AVG
After the stopwatch pressing "F" again
switches to the trip mileage feature.
MPH The trip odometer starts automatically
when you start a trip.
F
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Trip Mileage and Trip Time Menu
32,5
90 4
32,5
90
4
44
Y
Y
ZMPH
11.5 1:30:91
MPH
TRIPDIST
S
Z
TOTODO-1
S
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32,5
90 44
Y
2:30:11
MPH
TOTALODO
Please press "S" in order to change to Odometer function bicycle 1 (2);
Total Odometer and Trip-Up (Down) counter.
Z
S
TRIP-UP
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Trip Mileage and Trip Time Menu
4
0.0 0:00:00
0
4
Y
Y
AVG
AVG
MPH
RIDETIME
F
Pressing "F" in the trip mileage
mode changes over to the trip time.
The trip time indicator starts
automatically when you start a trip.
The trip time indicator stops every
time you stop riding.
0.0 0
ALLRESET MPH
S
Page 55
Holding down the "S" button for
approx. 2 sec. in the trip time and
trip mileage modes deletes all data
stored in the computer for the
current trip. Please refer to the
caution on Page 51!
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Trip Mileage and Trip Time Menu
32,5
4
1:55:02
90
32,5
4
YZMPH
0:00:12
90
Y
RIDETIME
S F
Page 56
Pressing "S" in the Ride Time mode, mode will change to Timer-Up
(Down).
Z
TIMER
S F
MPH
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Average and Maximum Speed Menu
Page 57
4
4
0.0 I6.5 AVGSPEED
0
The "Average speed feature" allows you to calculate your
anticipated time of arrival during a trip. If you keep a training
log, this value is also suitable for recording your training
achievements.
Y AVG
After the trip time you can press "F"
to switch on to the display of the
MPH average speed for the current trip in
km/h or mph.
F
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Average and Maximum Speed Menu
4
0.0 64,7
0
4
0.0
Y AVG
MPH
0
Y AVG
MAXSPEED
F
Pressing "F" in the average
speed mode changes over to
the maximum speed. This value
indicates the highest speed
attained during the current trip.
ALLRESET MPH
S
Page 58
Holding down the "S" button for
approx. 2 sec. in the average and
maximum MPH modes deletes all
data stored in the computer for
the current trip. Please refer to the
caution on Page 51!
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Odometer Menu, Bike 1 and Bike 2
Page 59
The odometers 4 for Bike 1 and Bike 2 allow you to compare the
distance traveled with each bike.
4
Y AVG
0.0 235.9
0
MPH
TOTODO-1
F
After the maximum speed display,
you can press the "F" button to switch
over to the odometer for Bike 1. This
value indicates the total mileage of
all trips made with Bike 1.
After switching over (see Page 56)
the odometer for Bike 2 is displayed.
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Switch Over Menu, Bike 1 / Bike 2
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4
4
0.0 458.9
0
In the KM BIKE 1 and 2 menu you can switch over between
the two bikes.
4
0.0
Y AVG
0
MPH
0
Y AVG
MPH
TOTODO-2 TOTODO-2
F
To switch over from Bike 1 to Bike 2
hold down the "F" button for approx.
5 seconds. To switch back to Bike 1
press the "F" button again for approx.
5 seconds.
F
After you have switched over to
Bike 2, all specific information
for Bike 2 is displayed.
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Total Mileage Menu
4
0.0 0
Y AVG
MPH
TOTALODO 0
F
After the odometer mode
pressing "F" again switches
to total mileage measurement.
This value indicates the total
mileage for all trips.
4
ENGLISH
S
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Pressing the "S" button in the
total mileage mode for approx.
5 sec. switches the computer
over to the setting mode for the
basic settings. The basic settings
then begin with the language
(beginning on Page 23).
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Temperature Menu
4
0.0 0
Y AVG
MPH
TEMP C 2I
F
Pressing "F" in the total mileage
mode changes over to the
temperature display.
4
Y AVG
0.0 0
TEMP F69 MPH
O O
S
Page 62
Pressing the "S" button in the
temperature mode for approx.
5 sec. changes the display from
°C to Fahrenheit and vice versa.
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Min. and Max. Temperature Menu
Page 63
4
4
0.023 MAX-TEMP
0
The temperature measurement and temperature memory features
allow you to read off and record different temperatures during a
trip, such as occurs over greatly varying altitudes.
4
0.0
Y AVG
I8
MPH
MIN-TEMP
S
Pressing the "S" button in the
temperature mode displays the
maximum temperature measured
during the trip.
0
Y AVG
MPH
S
Press the "S" button momentarily to
display the minimum temperature
measured during the trip. Pressing "S"
again returns to display of the current
temperature.
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Calorie Consumption Menu
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4
4
CALORIE 0 0.0 0
If you want to reduce your weight or body fat with your bicycle
training program, the BIKEmate bicycle computer can help you
check your training acheivement. The bicycle computer
automatically determines the kilo-calories or fat burned during
each trip.
Y AVG
Pressing the "F" button momentarily
in the temperature mode changes
MPH
over to the display of the calories
consumed in kcal. This value indicates
the approximate number of calories
consumed during the current trip.
F
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Training Calorie Target Menu
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4
4
0.0 0
With your BIKEmate bicycle computer you can define the duration
and intensity of your training with the aid of the calorie target
setting. Simply set the desired number of calories and start your
training. The computer signals when you have burned the
calories set.
Important: To utilize this feature, it is necessary to wear the chest
belt transmitter!
Y AVG
Pressing the "F" button momentarily
MPH switches the display over to the training
calorie target.
CALTRAIN 0
F
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Training Calorie Target Menu
4
0.00 0
4
Y AVG
MPH
CALTRAIN
S
To set the calorie target,
hold down the "S" button
for approx. 5 sec.
I I00 SET CALR
F
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The default value1100 then
appears in the display. Press
the "F" button momentarily;
the first digit starts to flash.
To change the value press with
the "F" again. Confirm your
selection with the "S" button.
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Training Calorie Target Menu
4
4 4
2100 SET CALR
F
After confirming the first digit
with the "S" button, you can
continue to change the second
value "F" button. Then confirm
this again with the "S" button.
Y AVG
S
0.0 2350
0
MPH
CALTRAIN
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Proceed in the same manner
for the remaining digits.
After the last digit has been
confirmed with "S", the calorie
target is set and the display
returns to the menu sequence.
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Fat Consumption Menu
4
0.0
4 4
Y
00
0
Y AVG
MPH
FATBURN
F
Pressing the "F" button
momentarily in the calorie
target menu changes over
to display of the fat burned.
This value indicates the
approximate quantity of fat
burned in the units of weight
set (kilograms or pounds).
AVG
0.0 0
ALLRESET MPH
S
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Pressing the "S" button for approx.
5 sec. in the fat consumption menu
deletes all data stored in the computer
for the current trip.
Caution: This also affects the
data for the trip odometer,
calories...
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Pulse Rate Time Zone Menu
Page 69
4
4
0.0 0:00:00 TIMEZON
0
The time zone display for the pulse rate indicates how long you
have exercised within the set pulse rate values during your
bicycle trip. Moreover the display shows how long you have
exercised above and below the set limits.
Pressing the "F" button momentarily
Y AVG
in the fat consumption display, causes
the computer to switch over to display
the pulse rate time zones.
MPH
Normally the time, during which you
have exercised within the limits is
displayed. This is indicated by
displaying a double arrow.
F
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Pulse Rate Time Zone Menu
4
0.0
4
0:00:00
0
Y AVG
MPH
S
4
Press the "S" button momentarily
to switch the display over to the
time during which you have
exercised above your set upper
pulse rate limit. The arrow then
points up.
4
Y AVG
0.0 0:00:00
0
TIMEZON TIMEZON
S
MPH
3
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Press the "S" button again
momentarily to switch the display
over to the time during which
you have exercised below your
set lower pulse rate limit. The
arrow then points down. Press
"S" again momentarily to return
to the menu sequence.
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Scan Menu
Page 71
4
4
0.0 0:00:00 TRIPDIST
0
The scan feature allows you to review all information saved
without having to remove your hands from the handlebars
to switch the display.
Pressing the "F" button momentarily
Y AVG
during the pulse rate time zone
display switches the display to the
Scan mode. During scanning the
MPH
display shows all information for the
current trip at intervals of 2 seconds.
Pressing the "F" button again returns
to the time menu with display of the
pulse rate, current speed and time.
F
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)
No display or no reaction to buttons:
Page 72
- Check or replace batteries Page 9
- Reset computer Page 10
Caution: All entries will be deleted!
Speed not indicated or to high or too low:
- Check to ensure that magnet is properly mounted Page 20
- Battery in transmitter discharged or transmitter
defective
- Distance between transmitter and computer too
great (max. 60 cm)
- Wheel circumference set or measured incorrectly Page 26
- Check units of measure for circumference entry
(enter in mm)
- Brake Booster or fork stabilizer interferes with transmission
- A bicycle basket can have a shielding effect
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)
Speed or pulse rate appears on display after delay:
Page 73
- Synchronization between transmitter and computer
not yet completed; wait approx. 30 seconds.
- Reset computer Page 10
Caution: All entries will be deleted!
Pulse rate not displayed or pulse rate displayed
is incorrect or varies highly:
- Check/replace battery in chest pulse transmitter Page 9
- Check/replace battery in computer Page 9
- Skin too dry, moisten electrodes Page 22
- Distance between chest transmitter and computer
too great (max.80 cm)
- Interference, e.g. from high tension lines,
telephones, etc.
If these tips do not help to solve your problem, please contact our service
department. The service address in given at the back of this booklet.
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Index
Scan
Batteries, replacement and disposal
Lighting, setting
Chest pulse transmitter, putting on
Computer displays
Instructions for use
Basic settings
Changing basic settings
Pulse rate display
Questions and trouble-shooting
Light manager, setting
Mounting
Restart
Care
Pulse display
Reset
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22
11
6
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72
47
9
10
6
69
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Index
Service address
Safety precautions
Stopwatch
Symbols
Button description
Technical Data
Time, setting
Package contents
Service intervals
Switch-over between Bike 1 & Bike 2
Page 75
Back page
4
52
12
11
8
48
7
32
60
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Guarantee
8
8 Your legal rights are not affected by this guarantee.
Page 76
8 The guarantee applies for faults resulting from material or workmanship.
8 The display disc, belts and batteries are not covered by this guarantee.
8
8
Your BIKEmate is guaranteed for three years beginning on the date
of purchase.
In the event of any problem please contact our service department
then return the units to us FREEPOST with proof of purchase and
completed guarantee card.
This guarantee is voided when the units have been subjected to
manipulation or improper treatment or disassembled.
8 See back page service address.
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After Sales Support
Now you have purchased a Bikemate product you can rest
assured in the knowledge that as well as your 3 year parts
and labour warranty you have the added peace of mind of
dedicated helplines and web support :
AFTER SALES SUPPORT
UK / N.IRELAND HELPLINE NO 00800-14703690
REP. IRELAND HELPLINE NO 00800-14703690
WEB SUPPORT service@mcp-ag.net