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FAVERO Electronics - 0259-0902A Assioma user manual _Rev21 - EN-IT-DE
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Manual calibration is required at rst installation and any time Assioma is moved
between bikes.
How to perform manual calibration:
• Switch on Assioma.
• Turn on the bike computer or start an app (this function is available also on the
Assioma app). If Assioma is not detected, make sure it is not already connected via
Bluetooth to another device.
• Release the shoes from the pedals and make sure that they are not in contact with
anything.
• Place the bike upright (not tilted) keeping it as still as possible. Otherwise, it will
not be possible to complete the calibration. Reposition your bike before trying
again.
• Place the crank-arms in vertical position.
• Read the bike computer manual to learn how to:
• Open the power sensor menu.
• Press the “Calibration” or “Zero Offset” button.
• Make sure that manual calibration was successful; usually the display shows
a conrmation message or a 0 (zero).
• Repeat the operation if an error occurs.
Sometimes manual calibration is slowed down or prevented if other ANT+
sensors (e.g. cardio band, cadence sensor) are enabled but switched off on the
bike computer, as the bike computer searches them but cannot nd them. In this
case, it is necessary to switch them on, or disable them temporarily on the bike
computer.
11. Using Assioma for the rst time on road or rollers
On the rst installation, Assioma will not send any power data to the bike computer until
it has completed the internal self-calibration. Assioma self-calibrates while cycling by
making a few tens of complete pedal strokes. To speed up the procedure, it is advisable to
cycle seated, at a uniform pace and on a leveled road. Self-calibration can be considered
completed once Assioma sends the power data to the bike computer.
12. Battery charge
Assioma has an internal rechargeable lithium battery with at least 50-hour life
span. The capacity of each battery is tested during the manufacturing process.
The battery life is very long thanks to the low number of battery charges required.
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