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Ciclo NAVIC 400 User Manual

Ciclo NAVIC 400
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Table of Contents

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Ciclo NAVIC 400 Specifications

General IconGeneral
TypeWireless bicycle computer
Product colorBlack
Time functionsClock
GPS (satellite)Yes
Speed functionsAverage speed, Current speed
Distance system of measurementMetric
Display diagonal4 \
Display resolution480 x 854 pixels
Internal memory8 GB
Compatible memory cardsMicroSD (TransFlash)
Storage temperature (T-T)-20 - 70 °C
Operating temperature (T-T)-10 - 60 °C
Battery typeLithium-Ion
Weight and Dimensions IconWeight and Dimensions
Depth22 mm
Width69 mm
Height130 mm

Summary

Safety Instructions and Maintenance

Security Advice

General safety advice for using the navigation device and avoiding risks.

Device Description

2.1 Device

Details the physical components and buttons of the NAVIC 400 device.

2.2 Bracket

Explains how to mount the bracket to the bike and attach the device.

Main Screens

4.1 Navigation Screen

Details the components and information displayed on the navigation screen.

4.2 Cockpit

Describes the cockpit view showing measured values and configuration options.

Navigation

6.2 Route Proposal

Describes options for suggesting and calculating routes.

6.3 Address

Details how to enter an address for navigation.

6.5 Specific Objectives

Guides users on finding special destinations like restaurants or points of interest.

6.8 Way Points

Explains how to create, save, and navigate to waypoints.

Calculated Route

Draw Route

History

9.1 Recording Tracks

Explains how to start, pause, resume, and end track recordings.

Extras

16.3 Waypoint Manager

Manages created waypoints, including selection and creation.

Waypoint Manager

Settings

12.1 Navigation Settings

Allows adjustment of settings affecting route guidance.

Profiles

System / General

Tour Planner

Troubleshooting