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PowerTap Joule GPS User Manual

PowerTap Joule GPS
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PowerTap Joule
GPS
User Guide
Joule GPS is compatible with any ANT+
TM
power meter, speed sensor, cadence
sensor, or heart rate sensor.
WATTS
451 160
21 96
1:06:45
HR
MPH CAD
170 894
AV WATTS MX WATTS
RIDE TIME KJ
9:34
A
71º
380
INT
Supporting FW 19.087

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PowerTap Joule GPS Specifications

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BrandPowerTap
ModelJoule GPS
CategoryGPS
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Chapter 1: Starting Out

Unpacking Joule GPS

Details the contents of the Joule GPS package, including the computer, mount, and accessories.

Installation

Provides instructions for mounting the Joule GPS unit on a bicycle stem or handlebars.

Charging

Explains how to charge the rechargeable battery and the expected battery life.

Chapter 2: Joule GPS Overview & Setup

Dashboards and Buttons

Describes the device's display layout, including dashboards and button functions for navigation.

Main Menu

Details how to access the main menu and its various options for device configuration.

User Management

Guides on adding, editing, and managing multiple user profiles and their specific data.

Sensors and Pairing

Procedures for connecting and pairing external sensors like power meters and heart rate monitors.

Chapter 3: Dashboards

Dashboard 1

Details Dashboard 1's layout showing selected and complimentary metrics for display.

Dashboard 2

Illustrates Dashboard 2 with its customizable metric windows and display options.

Dashboard 3

Explains Dashboard 3's configuration for displaying three key metrics.

Intervals Dashboard

Describes the dashboard used for viewing interval summaries during a ride.

Navigation Dashboard

Details the dashboard for displaying route path, position, and navigation cues.

Chapter 4: Sensors

Sensor Overview

Introduction to managing and associating bicycle and sensor data within the device.

Defining a Bike

Steps to create and configure bike profiles with their associated sensors.

Associating Sensors

Procedures for pairing sensors individually or all at once with a bike.

Sensor Type Details

Information on specific sensor types and their respective configuration options.

Calibration, Auto and Manual Zero

How to calibrate the power meter using auto or manual zero functions.

Calibration, PowerBeam

Instructions for calibrating the PowerBeam Resistance Unit (RU) for accurate readings.

Chapter 5: Navigation

Navigation Overview

Introduction to navigation features like Routes, Waypoints, GPS Status, and Compass.

Routes Overview

How to create, transfer, and use routes for navigation and training purposes.

Waypoints

Functionality for creating, storing, and navigating to specific geographical locations.

GPS Status

Monitoring GPS signal acquisition, accuracy, and current location data.

Compass

Information on the magnetic compass and its calibration process.

Chapter 6: Ride History

History Overview

Accessing and reviewing past rides and summarizing ride data stored on the device.

Summary Reports

Generating reports that compare current rides with historical averages over time.

Reports, Continued

Details additional report types such as Maximums and Totals for ride data analysis.

Convert Rides

Instructions for converting stored rides into navigable routes or training workouts.

Chapter 7: Training

Training Using Workouts

Overview of training features and managing workouts via the PowerAgent application.

Training with PowerBeam PRO using Scripted Workouts

Using scripted workouts with target slope or power settings for structured training.

Training with PowerBeam PRO using Manual Workouts

Performing manual workouts by adjusting resistance during a session.

Training Using Auto Lap

Setting up automatic lap recording based on time, distance, or GPS position.

Training Using Countdown

Setting countdown notifications for distance, time, or work completed.

Chapter 8: Device Menu

Device Overview, Date & Time

Configuring device settings including date, time, time zone, and display options.

Device Display

Customizing dashboard display, backlight, contrast, language, and units.

Device Averaging

Adjusting how power and cadence data is averaged and displayed during rides.

Device Record Control

Setting ride data recording options and interval button actions.

Device Memory

Monitoring and managing device storage, odometer, and clearing data.

Device Altimeter

Using the barometric altimeter to monitor and set altitude values.

Device About Joule

Displays firmware version and customer support contact information.

Chapter 9: Data & Downloads

Download

Information on installing PowerAgent software for data management and configuration.

Chapter 10: FAQ & Troubleshooting

Frequently Asked Questions

Directs users to the website for current FAQs and troubleshooting assistance.

Chapter 11: Important Precautions and Notes

Important Precautions

Crucial safety advice and warnings for using the device to prevent damage or malfunction.

Chapter 12: Features and Technical Specifications for Joule GPS

Joule GPS Features

A comprehensive list of all features supported by the Joule GPS device.

Joule GPS Technical Specifications

Details technical specifications including dimensions, weight, and compatibility.

Chapter 13: Warranty

Warranty

Information regarding warranty coverage, limitations, and service procedures.

Appendix A: History Reports

Summary Report Definitions

Definitions for metrics used in summary reports like Ride Time and Kilojoules.

Power Detail Report

Explains metrics related to power output, including average and maximum watts.

Work Report and Peak Power Report

Definitions for work-related metrics like KJ/HR, TSS, IF, and Peak Power.

Time in Zones Report

Describes training zones (Recovery, Endurance, Lactate Threshold) and their intensity levels.

Climbing and Surges Report

Definitions for metrics related to elevation gain/loss, grade, VAM, and surges.

Appendix B: Pop-Up Windows

Pop-Up Windows

Lists and explains various on-screen messages and their corresponding actions.

Appendix C: Metric List

Metric List

A categorized list of all available metrics and their descriptions.

Appendix D: GPS Overview

Understanding GPS Signal Acquisition and Signal Strength

Explains GPS signal acquisition, factors affecting strength, and environmental considerations.

Appendix E: Button Combinations, Short Cuts and Quick Links

Button Combinations, Short Cuts and Quick Links

A guide to shortcuts and button combinations for efficient device operation.