Specialized CR2032 manual Km/h

lines the mode/side-mode sequence. Once a particular mode has been entered, its values can be reset or adjusted by pressing and holding the "SET " button for three seconds. Some operations may require that you use a combination of the "MODE" and "SET" and "TOP" buttons.

1.Setting the Display Language Your SpeedZone ® Pro can display information on the dot-matrix display area in six different languages: English (ENGL), German (GER), French (FR), Italian (ITA), Dutch (NED), and Spanish (ESP). To select your lan- guage, depress hold the "MODE", "SET" and "TOP" buttons simultane- ously for three seconds. The selected language will be displayed. Use the

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"MODE" button to scroll through the languages. When the selected lan- guage is displayed (default language is English), press the "SET" button once to confirm your selection and exit display language mode.

2.Miles or Kilometers selection (English only)

Your SpeedZone® Pro will record dis- tance and speed in either miles (m & m/h) or kilometers (K & Km/h). Please note that miles can only be selected when the language setting is English. All other languages display only kilo- meters. (See "Setting the Display Language" above). To enter your selec- tion of miles or kilometers, push the "MODE" button until ODO appears on the left side of the display (This is

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FIGURE 10. ODOMETER SCREEN

called the odometer mode). Note: if your display says TRIP, press the "SET" button once to change to ODO. Next, hold down the "SET" button for three seconds. The "Km" or "m" indicator will begin blinking. You may now alter- nate between miles and kilometers by pressing the "MODE" button. When the correct choice is flashing, select it

by pressing the "SET" button. You will now enter the "Programmable Odometer" mode. If the odometer set- ting is correct push the "SET" button five times to exit odometer mode. (Otherwise, see "Setting the program- mable odometer" below).

Note: The Speed Indication Bezel will indicate 0-45MPH on SpeedZone Pro computers purchased in the USA and the U.K. and 0-90 Km/h on computers purchased in all other countries. Cyclists in the USA and the U.K . who would like to display their speed and distance data in kilometers will have to multiply the value of the numbers on the face of the bezel by two. For example, if the Speed needle is point- ing to the 20 on the bezel, your actual speed is 40Km/h.

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