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Speed Sensor Teaching

The cycling computer has to be coded to the Speed Sensor i.e. taught to receive speed and distance data. This enables exercising in a group without interference from other sensors.

The cycling computer and sensor that come with the product set have already been synchronized but teaching is necessary when you start using a new sensor or if you use other bike settings than Bike 1.

Install the speed sensor to your bike as advised. Before you start teaching, make sure that there are no other speed sensors or cycling computers nearby (40 m / 130 ft). The procedure only takes a few seconds. You can teach one sensor for each bike.

Select Settings > Bike > Bike 1/2/3 > Speed.

Select On/Off and On to turn the speed on. Press OK. Teach new sensor? is displayed.

Select YES to confirm teaching. Rotate the wheel a few times to activate the sensor. The flashing red light indicates that the sensor is activated. Completed is displayed once the teaching process is over. The cycling computer is now ready to receive speed and distance data.

Select NO to cancel the teaching. The teaching is cancelled and the cycling computer resumes contact with the previous sensor.

To return to Time mode, press and hold the BACK button.

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Polar Cycling Computer manual Speed Sensor Teaching, Select Settings Bike Bike 1/2/3 Speed

Cycling Computer specifications

The Polar Cycling Computer is a cutting-edge device designed for cyclists who demand precision, reliability, and comprehensive tracking of their performance metrics. Riders of all levels, whether casual cyclists or seasoned athletes, can benefit from the advanced features that Polar incorporates into their cycling computers.

One of the standout features of the Polar Cycling Computer is its integrated GPS functionality. This allows users to track their route, distance, and speed with exceptional accuracy. The GPS technology not only provides real-time data but also enables cyclists to analyze their performance over time using the Polar Flow app, which syncs seamlessly with the device. This connectivity empowers users to set goals, plan training sessions, and review their progress in detail.

Another significant characteristic of the Polar Cycling Computer is its heart rate tracking capability. Many models come equipped with Polar's advanced heart rate sensors that can be worn on the chest or wrist. This feature allows cyclists to monitor their exertion levels, ensuring that they train within their target heart rate zones, ultimately improving their endurance and overall fitness.

Additionally, the Polar Cycling Computer boasts customizable display options. Riders can choose which metrics they want to see on-screen, allowing for a personalized experience that caters to their specific training needs. Whether it's speed, cadence, power output, or elevation, the flexibility helps cyclists focus on the data that matters most during their rides.

Battery life is another critical aspect, and Polar excels in this area. With up to 40 hours of training time on a single charge in GPS mode, cyclists can embark on long rides without the fear of their device dying unexpectedly. This reliability means that even during extended adventures, critical data can continue to be recorded.

Furthermore, the device is built to endure the challenges of outdoor cycling. With robust design and weather-resistant features, Polar Cycling Computers are designed to withstand various environmental conditions, making them an ideal companion for all types of cycling adventures.

In summary, the Polar Cycling Computer combines GPS tracking, heart rate monitoring, customizable displays, long battery life, and durability, offering a comprehensive tool for cyclists. With these features, the Polar Cycling Computer aids users in maximizing their performance, ensuring every ride is a step toward achieving their cycling goals.