User manual BIKEMATE MCP 30102

[. . . ] MCP 30102 Caution: Do not install the magnet on the same position as the transmitter. The ideal mounting points are in the lower, or in the upper half of the transmitter (Please see picture 5). Attaching the Computer (See Picture 6) After installing the holder, sensor and magnet, you can attach the computer. 45° to the left. 4x Menu Calories If you want to reduce your weight or body fat with your bicycle training program, the BIKEmate bicycle computer can help you to check your training achievement. [. . . ] Open the battery cover on the rear of the computer by turning it anti-clockwise with the aid of a coin or similar instrument. You have 15 Seconds to replace the battery and reattach the battery cover. During this time your bicycle computer keeps all set up data and additional options. Preserving Battery Life To preserve the durability of the battery your BIKEmate bicycle computer switches over to the following modes after pre-set times: If the bicycle computer receives no signal from the sensor or if no button is pressed for longer than 15 Minutes, the computer switches to sleep mode. If the bicycle computer receives no signal from the sensor or if no button is pressed for longer than 7 days, the computer switches off the display completely. Restart / Reset If the display no longer reacts or errors are present, this can usually be corrected by restarting (resetting) the computer. The computer restarts with the menu for the Basic Settings and should now function properly. Warranty The Guarantee period is three years and starts on the day of purchase. During the guarantee period you can send your product in to be repaired via freight forwarding to our service centre. The batteries, straps, and glass are not included under this warranty. Once the guarantee has expired you can still send your product in to be repaired, however you will be liable for the costs. The guarantee is void if the product has been misused or mistreated in any way and or has been repaired by anyone other than our service centre. Technical Data Battery: CR 2032 Protected against water splashes MCP (Multi Consumer Products) AG, Rudolf-Diesel-Straße 9, D-61267 Neu-Anspach, Germany oder / or + 3 / oder or Minimum and Maximum Temperature, Adjustable Timer, Current Calorie, Adjustable Trip Distance and Scan-Mode can be added or removed at your choice . Please press theM-II-Button to display the following functions: CLOCK TRIP RIDET AVSPD MAXSPD ODO CAL SCAN KCAL KM+ To display the single functions please press the buttons M-I and M-II. Menu Time and Stopwatch Your BIKEmate bicycle computer can be used for regular time display as well as for stopwatch mode. Menu Temperature The temperature measurement and temperature memory features allow you to read off and record different temperatures (Current, Minimum and Maximum Temperatures) during a trip, such as occur over greatly varying altitudes. Trip Distance and Trip Time Menu The trip mileage and trip time features help you to organize your bicycle trip optimally and keep a record of your trips. Please note that the delete function for this data also affects the other data logged for the trip!Menu Average and Maximum Speed The Average speed feature allows you to calculate your anticipated time of arrival during a trip. If you keep a training log, this value is also suitable for recording your training achievement. Menu Odometer The Odometer feature of your bicycle computer accumulates all ridden and preset kilometres. + 4 max. You can operate your BIKEmate bicycle computer simply 6. 2 Confirm by pressing the M-I button. [. . . ] 11. 1 Press M-I in the clock mode to switch over to the stopwatch mode. 11. 3 Stop the stopwatch by pressing S. Main circle - MODE-I CLOCK S SET CLOCK MI STOPWATCH S S S STOPPWATCH MODE MI TEMPERATURE 6. 11 SCAN. To activate the function Scan choose on 11. 4 Hold down S for approx. 7. 0 - 7. 1 Basic Settings Body Weight choose between Kilogram and Pounds by pressing M-II. 12. 2 Press M-I again to display the Minimum Temperature measured during the trip. [. . . ]