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USER MANUAL

       NAVBIKE-GPS

    

 

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Note: The above alert consists of an audio (‘Beep’) and visual reminder (the screen will 
illuminate temporarily)  
       

Short Cuts 

12.0  Press the LIGHT/SET/- button to either go the reverse way in menu options or use it in 
 

any screen to turn the backlight for the pre-determined amount of time.  

12.1  From the main time screen, press and hold the LIGHT/SET/- button to access a shortlist 
 

of key menu settings from the main settings menu. These are TIMENIGHTCONTRAST

 

and CHIME. These features are set in the same methods as explained previously and are 

 

simply short cut links to the original settings menus.   

12.2  From the main time screen, press and hold the VIEW/LAP button to swap the main  
 

screen time display from T1 to T2 and vice versa. Press and hold the VIEW/LAP button 

 

until the change has been made. (This can be up to 4 seconds.)     

12.3  Press and hold the MODE button to turn the GPS search (and co-ordinates saving) ON or 
 

OFF.   

 
Note 1: T1 (Time Zone 1) does not show a city code (after you have entered the time setting 
using the GPS option). Only T2 will show the city code.  

Note 2: This concludes the ENTRY LEVEL USER features. Before we move onto the ADVANCED 
USER section, we will discuss some further GENERAL USER features. These features are 
accessed via the MAIN MENU and are either related to SUB MENU features or have shared 
common screens. These features are the main menu features TIME and ALRM.

 

SHARED MAIN-MENU OPTIONS 

13.0  TIME: This feature only has one function. It is to return you back to the main time 
 

screen  after you have viewed, used or adjusted features or functions 

 

13.1.1  Simply, press MODE button until TIME (from the main menu) appears on the  

 

 

screen, then wait 3 seconds to be returned back to the main time screen.  

13.1  ALRM: From the main time screen, use the MODE button to scroll to the ALRM screen. 
 

By pressing the VIEW/LAP button you can toggle between each of the 5 alarms and use 

 

the  ST/STP/+ to switch each alarm ON or OFF  

 

TRACK AND FIELD FEATURES (ADVANCED USERS) 

Note 1: The advanced user settings are BIKE, CHRO, and DATA 
Note 2: BIKE and CHRO (Chronograph) modes are both timer features and share the same time 
counter system. When the CHRO is started or stopped, the same time will appear in the BIKE 
mode. 

Summary of Contents for NAVBIKE-GPS

Page 1: ...USER MANUAL NAVBIKE GPS 1 P a g e Please read carefully before use...

Page 2: ...ing the date and time 4 Unit of Measure 6 User Details 6 Night Backlight 7 Contrast 7 Chime 8 Alarm 9 ODO Odometer 9 Setting Autolap s Distance 9 Short Cuts 9 Shared main menu options 10 Track and Fie...

Page 3: ...ing them from the plug and not the cord WHAT S IN THE BOX 1 x NAVBIKE GPS 1 x CD software disc 1 x charging cradle 1 X bike mounting bracket with cable ties 1 x user manual Note Please reset your watc...

Page 4: ...s the first option it will be discussed in the later section 11 0 SETTING YOUR USER INFORMATION THE SET SCREEN Setting the date and time Note This device has 2 separate settings for time time zones 3...

Page 5: ...with the 2 now flashing Note Below the T2 on this screen you will also see 3 three letters representing a city code This is a unique feature to the T2 time option We will discuss this in the next sec...

Page 6: ...efault to MI Miles Press the VIEW LAP button to confirm your choice The screen will move back to the UNIT main screen Note The below section 5 0 follows from point 4 0 above Note Press the ST STP butt...

Page 7: ...inutes Press the VIEW LAP button to save and return to the START menu Note Once you return back to the START menu screen you must press the ST STP button within 3 seconds to toggle to the END time scr...

Page 8: ...bell icon will also appear on the screen as an indicator Note 2 The below section 9 0 follows from point 8 0 above Note 3 Press the ST STP button to move to the ALARM settings Alarm Note This device...

Page 9: ...vance this number from 0 to 9 or the LIGHT SET button to subtract the number from 0 to 9 10 2 Press the VIEW LAP button to move to the next field to the left and repeat the process to change each numb...

Page 10: ...he time setting using the GPS option Only T2 will show the city code Note 2 This concludes the ENTRY LEVEL USER features Before we move onto the ADVANCED USER section we will discuss some further GENE...

Page 11: ...d confirm your choice Note 1 INDOOR means no GPS data will be recorded Note 2 Aside from the initial GPS specific setup screens the general operation of all time recording screens are the same under G...

Page 12: ...CHRO Chronograpgh Note If AUTO LAP is switched on the watch will take LAP times automatically based on your settings Further depending on your CHIME setting and audible beep will sound at the end of e...

Page 13: ...nal If GPS signal is lost while in use LOST GPS SIGNAL will appear on screen An audible beep will also sound 16 2 If no GPS signal has been received in 15 minutes the screen will revert back to the ma...

Page 14: ...BATTERY 18 0 Charge the unit overnight before using for the first time Repeat charging times will depend on usage It is recommended to regularly re charge your battery every 1 2 months even if it is...

Page 15: ...rn OFF so as to not drain the battery further USING THE PC LINK SOFTWARE QUICK START GUIDE 20 0 This watch comes with PC software to provide communication between your watch and your PC easily and con...

Page 16: ...once until the reset screen is displayed Q Will my data and personal settings be lost after reset A Your data and personal settings are saved in the flash memory and will not be lost after resetting Q...

Page 17: ...uct and the type of defect Step 2a Contact your place of purchase They will assess the nature of the fault and refund or replace the product as per their store refund or warranty policy Step 2b If you...

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