Using
a
Phillips screwdriver, attach
the
mounting bracket
to
the
right
side
of the
handlebar
(Fig.
5). If
necessary,
to
achieve
a
snug
fit,
place
a
rubber shim between
the
bracket
and the
nandlebar
(Fig,
6).To
adjust
the
position
of the
computer:
Use
a
small Phillips screwdriver. Loosen
the
screws. Adjust,
and
then
retighten
the
screws
to
secure
the
bracket.To attach
the
computer
to the
mounting bracket: Slide
the
unit onto
the
Bracket
until
it
snaps firmly into position (Fig. 7).To remove
the
computer
from
the
mounting bracket: Wrap your forefinger
around
the
front
of the
mounting bracket. Press
the
release
jutton.
Push
the
computer forward
with
your
thumb.
Fig.
5
Mounting
Bracket
Sensor wiring
Wheel Size Input
Fig.
7
Route
the
sensor wire
up the
front
fork,
using
cable
ties
to
secure
it at the
bottom
and
top. Wire must
not
hang
loosely,
but
must
have
enough slack
to
allow
the
front wheel
and
handlebars
to
turn without putting
too
much tension
on the
sensor wire.
Too
much tension could loosen
the
wire
from
the
computer
and
interrupt input
to the
computer.
However,
be
certain
that
there
is not too
much
slack
and
that
the
wire does
not
interfere with
:ree
movement
or
spinning
of the
front
wheel.
Route
the
remaining wire
around
the
front
brake
cable
and the
handlebar. Excess wire should
be
carefully looped
and
secured
to the
stem with cable ties.
Auto Start
/
Stop
To
preserve
batteries,
the
cycle computer will automatically
switch
off if the
unit
is
left
unused
for
over
5
minutes. Display
will
reappear with
a
press
on
either button
or
input from
the
sensor.
To
set the
wheel size
or
after
replacement
of the
battery,
press
and
hold
both buttons
for a few
seconds.
The
unit will switch
to
Wheel Size Input Mode. Multiply
the
wheel diameter
(d) in
millimeters
by
3.1416
to
determine
the
wheel
factor
[C].
To
input
wheel
factor into
the
computer, press
the
right button
to
progress
the
digit
and
press
the
left button
to
select
the
digit
(hold
the
right button
for
fast
advance).
Press
the
left
button again
for
mile/kilometer selection. (Note:
removing
the
battery
will
erase
wheel size.)
For
your convenience,
you may
refer
to the
wheel
chart below
for
your correct wheel
factor.
Distance traveled
in
millimeters
with
one
wheel revolution
IV
Me/Kilometer
Selection
Press
the
right button
to
choose between Mile
(M) and
Kilometer (KM). Press
the
left button
to
make
the
selection.
After
this selection,
the
computer
will
switch
to
speedometer
mode
and is
ready
for
use.
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