Manual Boardman Wireless Cycling Computer

Manual

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PROBLEM SOLUTION

No Cadence Reading

Inaccurate Cadence

Reading

Inaccurate maximum

Speed reading

No Speedometer readin g

Inaccurate Speedometer

Reading

Slow Display

No Trip Distance

Display shows

irregular figures

Black Display

Check magnet and cadence

sensor alignment

Check magnet and cadence

sensor alignment

Atmospheric or RF interference.

Reset Max. speed

1) Check magnet and transmitter

alignment

2) Check/Replace Transmitter

Battery

RF interferance from

electromagnetic sources

Temperature outside of operating

limits

1) Check magnet and transmitter

alignment

2) Check/Replace Transmitter

Battery

Take out Main Unit battery and

install again

Temperature too hot, or display

exposed to direct sunlight too long,

Remove from direct sunlight and

allow unit to cool down

No Display Check replace main computer

battery

Wheel

Diameter d

Wheel

Factor c

26 x 1.0

26 x 1.25

26 x 1.4

26 x 1.5

26 x 1.75

26 x 1.95

26 x 2.0

26 x 2.1

26 x 2.3

700 x 18

700 x 20

700 x 23

700 x 25

700 x 28

700 x 30

27 x 1"

27 x 1 1/8"

27 x 1 1/4"

1913

1953

2005

2010

2023

2050

2055

2068

2170

2070

2086

2096

2105

2136

2170

2145

2155

2161

1

2

d

x x

c

Cadence ( RPM)

Average Cadence ( RPM)

Speedometer (SPD) (KPH or MPH)

Tripmeter (DST) (Km or Miles)

Odometer (ODO) (Km or Miles)

Auto trip timer (TM) (9:59:59)

Maximum Speed (MXS) (KPH or MPH)

Clock, 12/24 hour Selectable

Average Speed (AVS) (KPH or MPH)

Speed Comparator (+ or -)

Speed Tendency

Odometer Program Function (ODO)

Auto Scan

Maintenance Required Functions ( )

Speed Bar

Auto Start / Stop

Auto Power Off

Km / Mile Selection

Backlight

Thermometer

Fat Burnt

Calories

FEATURES

PROGRAMMING THE MAIN FUNCTIONS

COMPUTER FUNCTIONS

DISPLAY

There are three main screens. Press the B button to

toggle between the three display screens.

Screen 1

Screen 2

Screen 3

Cadence

(RPM)

Current Speed

(SPD)

Trip Distance

(DST)

Trip Timer

(TM)

Speed Comparator

(+ or -)

Speed Tendency

Cadence

(RPM)

Current Speed

(SPD)

Average Speed

(AVS)

Maximum Speed

(MXS)

Speed Comparator

(+ or -)

Speed Tendency

Cadence

(RPM)

Current Speed

(SPD)

Clock

(CLK )

Total Distance/Odometer

(ODO) ,

Speed Comparator

(+ or -)

Speed Tendency

Slide the computer onto the mounting bracket until it snap s

firmly into position. Press the release button to remove th e

computer (see diagram below).

Ensure that everything is aligned and check that the speed and

cadence signals are being received by the computer, before you

finally fully tighten the cable ties holding the sensor / transmitter

unit in position on the chain stay.

NOTE: this computer has an antenna inside the mounting

bracket (A), it will only operate correctly when fitted to this

mounting bracket.

ACCESSORIES INSTALLING HANDLEBAR/ STEM BRACKET

INSTALLATION BATTERIES

COMPUTER INSTALLATION INSTALLING CADENCE SENSOR and WHEEL MAGNET/ CRANK MAGNET

Fig.8

distance in millimeter

per one turn

TROUBLE SHOOTING

-1- -2- -3- -4- -5- -6- -7- -8- -9-

-10- -11- -12- -13- -14- -16- -17- -15-

Inputting your bike’s wheel size

When you insert the battery, the screen

will flash a four digit number. This is for

inputting the wheel circumference.

Note: for your convenience, refer to the

right for your wheel’s circumference (C),

or for a more precise reading multiply

your wheel’s diameter (D) by 3.1416

to determine your wheel’s circumference

(C).

a. Input the number (C) by pressing the A

button to select the digit to be input and

the B button to adjust the digit to the

desired number.

b. Once all four digits have been entered,

press the A button to confirm and go to

the KM/Mile selection screen.

Note: You can return to the wheel size

input mode by pressing and holding both

buttons for 2 seconds. Removing the

battery will erase the wheel size.

Maintenance Required Function:

On the top line of the display a wrench icon will appear

with a flashing 3 digit number. The number represents the

distance travelled before the wrench icon appears and

flashes, reminding you that the need to perform maintenance

on your bike. You can set your maintenance reminder for

increments of either 200km or 200miles. Press the B button

to adjust the maintenance distance. Press the A button to

confirm and enter Temperature setup.

Temperature Set Up (°C/°F): Press B button to change

between °C and °F. Press A button to confirm and exit setup

mode.

After you replace the computer

battery the Odometer (ODO) will be

reset to zero. If you wish to maintain

your total odometer value, note your

ODO reading before replacing the

battery.

To enter this reading, Press the B

button to advance to the Odometer

screen mode.

Press and hold the A button for 5

secs until the last digit of the ODO is

flashing.

To adjust the value, press the B

button and then press the A button

to confirm and select the value.

Repeat this sequence to reach the

desired odometer value.

SPEED COMPARATOR: A '+' or '-' sign will appear on the

second line of the display to indicate whether your current

speed is higher or lower than your average speed.

SPEED TENDENCY: A cyclist symbol appears on the second

line of the display. The wheels will turn forward to show your

are accelerating or backwards to show your are decelerating.

AVERAGE CADENCE: To see the average cadence of your

ride press the A button. The average cadence will be

displayed (flashing) for 4 seconds.

CADENCE: Current Cadence ( ) is displayed on the top

line. Cadence is the rotational speed of your cranks in RPM

(revolutions per minute). When the 'brackets' around the

cadence icon ( ) are flashing ( ) the computer is

receiving a cadence signal.

Current

Cadence

Current

Cadence

Average

Cadence

Comparator

Tendency

AUTO SCAN (SCAN): In the SCAN mode there is no need to

press the B button to change from one mode to another. Each

mode will be displayed for approx. 4 seconds before changing

to the next mode. To activate SCAN mode press the B button

until the SCAN icon is displayed on the second line.

MAINTENANCE REMINDER FUNCTION: The maintenance

reminder function is based on the distance you entered during

the computer set up mode. The maintenance required icon

( ) will flash when this distance is reached as reminder to

carry out any scheduled maintenance.

Press the A button to stop the wrench ( ) from flashing.

CLOCK: 12h/24h clock displaying current time.

CURRENT SPEED AND SPEED BAR: Once you begin

your ride, your screen will display your riding speeds in two

ways. The first is the number on the second line of the

display. The second is the speed bar that runs up the left

side of the display.

FAT BURNT: This is the approximate number of grams of

fat burned during your ride.

To reset FAT, press and hold the A button for 2 seconds.

CALORIE COUNTER: This is the approximate amount of

calories burned during your ride.

To reset CAL, press and hold the A button for 2 seconds.

TRIP DISTANCE (DST): The Trip meter measures your

distance for any particular ride. To reset the Trip Distance

(DST), make sure DST is displayed on your screen, then

press and hold the A button for two seconds.

Note: Whenever DST is reset, TM and AVS will also be reset

AVERAGE SPEED (AVS): Your Average Speed (AVS) is

calculated by the Trip Distance (DST) divided by

Trip Timer (TM)

MAXIMUM SPEED (MXS): This is the Maximum Speed

reached. To reset MXS, make sure MXS is displayed on your

screen, then press and hold the A button for two seconds.

TRIP TIMER (TM): The Trip Timer is turned on and off

automatically based on input from the wheel sensor.

Therefore, it counts only your actual riding time. To reset

TM, make sure DST is displayed on your screen, then

press and hold the A button for 2 seconds.

Auto Start/Stop: To start the unit, press any button to turn on

the display. The unit will automatically stop when left

unused for over 5 minutes.

BACKLIGHT: Press button A to activate the backlight. The

backlight will be activated for approximately 4 seconds.

F

F

Image © Copyright Graham Watson

E

C

2mm

D

C

E

4

E

5

C

3

D

KM / MILE SELECTION: After the wheel size input, the

following step is selection of kilometers or miles as the

measurement for distance. Press the B button to choose

between kilometer (KM) and Mile (M) press the A button to

confirm.

Clock (12H/24H): After Km/Miles selection, a digital clock is

displayed. Press the B button to switch between the 12h and

24h format. Press the A button to confirm and advance to the

clock setting mode.

Press the B button to advance the hour. When the hour

display is correct, press the A button to confirm. Press the B

button to advance the minutes. When the minute display is

correct, press the A button to confirm and advance to the

Maintenance Required Function.

1a

1 2

1b

1c

2a

2b

2c

I

A

I

A

E

C

A

B

D

I

F

G

H

3V CR2032

Note: Follow the numbered sequence below. Only fully tighten the cable ties when all components are aligned

Align the cadence magnet (D) on

the inside face of the left crank.

Secure using cable ties provided.

wireless computer

with cadence

owner’s manual

A B

Fit the sensor / transmitter unit (E) over the non-drive side chain

stay, with the battery compartment facing outwards. Do not fully

tighten the cable ties as you may need to adjust the position of

the unit later.

If required; adjust the spacing / position of the two sensors by

loosening the screw at the point where the sensor arms attach

to the body of the unit.

Fit the cadence magnet (D) to the inside surface

of the non-drive crank using cable ties around the crank.

Ensure that it is aligned with the arrow marked on the cadence

sensor arm on the outside of the chainstay. For best

performance the gap between the magnet and the sensor

should be less than 2mm.

Fit the spoke speed sensor magnet (C) to a

spoke, so that it is aligned with the arrow

marked on the speed sensor arm on the inside

of the chainstay. For best performance the gap

between the magnet and the sensor should be

less than 2mm.

NOTE: the clamp is offset to fit both round and

bladed spokes.

Rating

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