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X3DW

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X3DW

3.2 Timer-Functions

The X3DW has 7 different selectable timers.
Only the timer selected is shown on the display.

STOPWATCH

You can use the stopwatch to measure as ma-
ny times as you want. Maximum value: 23:59:59
HH:MM:SS. If the maximum value is exceeded,
the counter starts again at zero.
Start with

. Stop with

Reset with

for 3 seconds.

TIMER1, TIMER2, 2

A time can be entered for TIMER1 and TIMER2.
The timer counts up to the set time, jumps back to
zero and counts again up to the set time.
At the end of TIMER1, 1 beep is heard, at the end of
TIMER2, 2 beeps are heard. 2 combines the
two timers, e.g. for interval training.
The number of repeats for 2 can be entered
beforehand.Maximum value 23:59:59 HH:MM:SS,
99 repetitions. Start with

. Stop with

Reset with

for 3 seconds.

COUNTDOWN

On the countdown timer, a time can be set.
The timer counts down backwards from this time
to zero. At the end of the countdown a beep is

heard. Start with

. Stop with

Reset with

for 3 seconds.

TIME TRIAL

On the TIME TRIAL timer, a distance can be set
(time trial distance). Whilst cycling, the expected
ride time, based on the average speed and the
distance still to be cycled, is constantly shown
alternately on the display.
Start with

. Stop with

Reset with

for 3 seconds.

LAP TIMER

The lap timer can store 30 laps.
For every lap, the following is saved:

Time

Distance

Average speed

The next lap can be started either manually or
automatically. For the automatic start, a distance
is preset. Once this distance has been cycled, the
next lap is started automatically.
Start the 1

lap with

. Start all other laps with

Stop with

. Reset with

for 3 seconds. The lap

counter is set to 1. The stored lap data can be
recalled under:

NAVIGATOR/SELECT

SELECT shows that there is a submenu for the main
NAVIGATOR menu. You open the submenu with

Set

You can set a starting value here and decide whether
the counter counts forwards or backwards from

this starting value. Further details in Chapter 5.7.

Reset

In the reset submenu you set the NAVIGATOR
back to zero. You leave the submenu by pressing

again.

3.3 Cadence option

The cadence menu is only available if

the cadence transmitter is installed,

the transmitter was recognized during pairing.

After pairing the cadence transmitter, the current ca-
dence is shown in section 2 of the display.
In function mode it is possible to select the CADENCE/
MORE menu using the using the up/down
buttons.
Confirming with

opens the menu and gives you

access to the information.
Using you come to:

AVG CADENCE

MAX CADENCE

Resetting the trip data also sets the cadence data
back to zero.

SETTINGS/SELECT

LAP DATA/RECALL

The stored lap data are deleted and overwritten if
lap 1 is started again or 30 laps are exceeded.

4 Installation

4.1 Fitting the transmitter, magnet and handlebar holder

>>> P01

Start by fitting the transmitter and magnet.

ATTENTION: The transmitting distance between
the transmitter and the computer on the handle-
bars should not be more than 60 cm (transmission
range).

step 1

Place the rubber pad under the transmitter.

Fit the transmitter on the same side of the fork
where you later want to fit the computer to the
handlebars (right or left) using the cable ties sup-
plied (loose at first, do not pull tight just yet).

ATTENTION: The sensor mark on the transmitter