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1. SCOPE OF USE
2. SAFETY AND MAINTENANCE
2.1
2.2
2.3 Operating environment conditions
2.4
2.5
2.6
2.7
2.7
2.7
2.7
2.8
2.9 Cleaning and care
2.1
2.1 Not
2.12 Scope of delivery
3. DISPLAY AND FUNCTION KEYS
4. ASSEMBL
4.1 Bicycle computer mount and bicycle computer
4.2 Fitting the sensor
5. INITIAL
5.1 Switching on the bicy
5.2 Setting the tyre size
5.3 Setting the clock
5.4 Bicycle computer check
5.5 Restart / Reset
5.6 Automatic starting
6. MODES / FUNCTIONS
6.1 Resetting the rout
7 REPLACING THE BATTERIES
7
8. DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
9. DESCRIPTION OF ERRORS
10. WARRANTY PROVISIONS
From 07/20
1.
This bicycle computer has been designed solely for use as a bicycle computer.
Bicycle computers provide information on the speed and dist
other than described in these oper
in damage and injuries. No liability shall be assumed by us for any improper use. You
will fi
2.
2.
Please read this chapter carefully and follow all the instructions given. This will
guarantee reliable operation and a long ser
keep the packaging and the operating instructions in a safe place, for t
of passing them on to a new owner should you sell or give the bicycle computer
to somebody.
Under no circumstances open the housing of t
none of the par
open the battery compar
7 Replacing the batteries). Do not place any objects on the bicycle computer and
do not apply any pressure to the display
damage, do not touch the display with any sharp objects.
2.2 Repairs
In the event of any necessary repairs or technical problems, please cont
exclusively our service centre. You will fi
(section 10).
2.3 Operating environment conditions
The bicycle computer is splash-water protected. Ensure that your bicycle computer
is not exposed to wet conditions or extended conditions of high humidity, and a
dust, heat and extended periods of direct sunlight. Failure to obser
tions may result in malfunctioning of, or damage to, the bicycle computers.
2.4 Ambient temperature
The bicycle computer is designed for permanent operation and storage at ambient
temperatures between -10° and +50°C.
2.5 Electromagnetic compatibility
As far as possible, avoid using the bicycle computer in close proximity to electronic
devices such as computers, printer
devices with strong EMC radiation may inter
2.6 Battery oper
The bicycle computer is operated by a LR 44 battery. The following text will provide
you with some information on how to handle batteries:
Only replace the batteries with an equivalent batter
reactivate batteries using any other means. Do not take batteries apar
them into fi
children. Batteries may cause fatal injury if swallowed. For this reason, keep the
batteries and the bicycle computer out of the reach of small children. Seek medical
assistance immediately if a batter
the batteries, use a slightly damp cloth to clean the devices and batter
and dry thor
and mucous membranes! If there is any contact with batter
rinse the areas af
do not tolerate heat. Ensure that the computer and its inser
become too hot. Non-observance of these ins
even cause the batteries to explode. Temperatures below 0°C may have an adverse
effect on the batter
7 Replacing the batteries.
Note: Please do not leave the bicycle computer in a place where it will be
exposed to extreme heat or cold. Extreme cold will cause weakening of the
batteries (refer to section 2.4).
2.7 Disposal
2.7
Batteries are hazardous waste. To properly dispose of them, there are corresponding
collection points available in shops that stock batteries as well as those provided
by municipal authorities.
2.7
When you wish to get rid of your bicycle computer, dispose of it according to the
current regulations. Information on this is available from the municipal aut
2.7
Dispose of the bicycle computers packaging according to the cur
Information on this is available from the municipal author
2.8 Maintenance
Warning! There are no parts inside the housing of t
require maintenance or cleaning.
2.9 Cleaning and care
Only use a soft, damp, lint-free cloth to clean t
solvents, corrosive or gaseous cleansing agents. Ensure that there are no water
droplets remaining on the display. W
not expose the bicycle computer display to bright sunlight or ultraviolet radiation.
2.1
Remove the battery when the bicycle computer is not in use for an extended period.
To store the bicycle computers please observe the note in section 2.3 Oper
environment conditions and section 2.4 Ambient temperature. Ensure that the
bicycle computer is securely stored. Avoid high temperatures (e.g. by direct sunlight)
and a permanently damp environment.
4. ASSEMBL
4.
Attach the bicycle computer mount (A) to the handlebars using t
support and cable ties (D). Inser
mount from the front until it engages. Then turn t
viewing angle. To remove the bicycle computer
4.2 Fitting the sensor
Attach the sensor to the fork using t
the following diagram. Ensure that you lay the cable so that it is not pulled too t
or breaks when turning the handlebar
the front wheel spokes when you are riding your bicycle. If necessary, fi
with cable tie. Place the magnet on the spokes of the front wheel and fas
a locking ring and screw. Ensure that the magnet is aligned with the sensor with a 2
mm clearance (as shown in the next diagram).
Magnet clearance 4 mm
3. 2.
We have structured the operating instructions for this bicycle computer in such
a manner that you can readily fi
table of contents by topic. If you have any other queries, please contact us at the
following address:
Service address: Prophete GmbH u. Co. KG
Lindenstrasse
D-33378
+49 (0) 5242 4
Email address: ser
2.1
Bicycle computer
A = Bicycle computer mount with sensor
B = Bicycle computer mount with sensor
C = LR 44 battery for bicycle computer
D = 9 cable ties (2 lengths)
A
B
D
C
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