Trek Bicycle Computer manual ReStart- Getting ready to ride, To ReStart set the Trip data to zero

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Mode Set

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ReStart- Getting ready to ride

Your computer stores data for two intervals- since last ReSet and since last ReStart. ReSet sets ALL data to zero. ReStart sets only the Trip data to zero.

To ReStart (set the Trip data to zero)

The trip data includes five modes for seven total sets:

• ODOMETER

TRP

• SPEED

AVG, MAX

• ALTITUDE

TRP, MAX

• GRADE

AVG

•CLOCK (Stopwatch)

1.Cycle •Mode to CLOCK.

2.Cycle Scroll to Stopwatch (Figure 16).

Figure 16- Stopwatch mode showing time with seconds

3.Hold Set• and then at the same time, Hold •Mode.

Stopwatch setting reads ‘00:00.00’ indicating trip mode is set to zero.

To start the trip modes

Any input of distance or cadence will start the stopwatch and other trip modes.

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Contents Copyright Trek Bicycle Corporation 2006 All rights reserved Trek Incite ACH and ACH DigitalContents Watch the road when Safety and general guidelinesFunction Explanation FunctionsPage Backlight Stem mount Handlebar Speed sensor InstallationMount Placing the computer on the handlebar To install the computer on handlebarMake sure the com- puter cannot be bounced off To install the computer on the stemPlacing the magnet and sensors To install the wheel magnetMagnet must pass across the line on the sensor Figure To install the sensor0mm Tighten the nylon ties and trim the excess length Figure Positioning of the heart rate strap Using the buttons Easy setup ReSetMode Scroll Set Size, see pages To set the wheel sizeFlashes To set Units and TimeHour flashes PAIR? see next section Pairing ACH Digital onlyTo Pair the computer Screen will show one of two thingsMove away from other computers, cell phones, etc PAIR? signal appearsReplace the battery in the sensor- see Screen changes to PairTo ReStart set the Trip data to zero ReStart- Getting ready to rideTo start the trip modes Removing the computer from the computer base Changing modeUsing the computer in wet weather Additional informationTroubleshooting Low battery icon Replacing the batteryBe careful to avoid losing the rubber O-ring seal To replace the computer batteryAdvanced features Screen returns to TRP UnitsTo set Units KMH appearsTo set Clock ClockScreen returns to Time To start the stopwatch StopwatchAppears instead of Zero, shows a time Computer returns to SPD Wheel sizeIf PAIR? appears, see Number representing wheel size appearsFirst digit flashes To set a custom wheel sizeWheel selection icon appears Number representing tire size appearsTo measure rollout for wheel size Computer returns to the TRP screen To select the wheel sizeTo view speed data SpeedIf the PAIR? screen appears, see Next digit flashes OdometerTo set Odometer total TTL First digit of five flashesTo view cadence data CadenceIf the Pair screen appears, see To view altitude data AltitudeTo set current altitude CUR Computer returns to the Altitude CUR screen To manually set Altitude total TTLComputer returns to the Altitude TTL screen To view grade data GradeTo view heart rate data Heart rateScreen returns to Zone Heart rate zoneTo set heart rate zones Down arrow appears, and the first digit flashesThis warranty covers Limited WarrantyThis warranty does not cover

Bicycle Computer specifications

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