Bell COCOON 300 User manual

console 300
16-FUNCTION WIRELESS CYCLE COMPUTER

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3
OVERVIEW
1 Computer & Bracket
2 Computer Sensor
3 Magnet
NOTE: Follow
instructions
carefully. Proper
installation and
adjustment may
take up to 30
minutes.

Install Batteries
STEP 1
Computer Sensor
Use a small coin to remove the battery cover from
the computer. Place provided battery (3.0V/CR2032)
in unit with positive side facing up and replace
battery cover. NOTE: Sensor comes with same
type of battery pre-installed.
For optimal performance,
we recommend changing
the sensor battery
whenever you change
the speedometer battery.
3.0V/CR2032 3.0V/CR2032

Install Computer
Bracket
STEP 2
Remove the adhesive
tape shield and position
the bracket on the
handle bar. Secure the
bracket using two of
the zip ties provided.
Insert the computer
into the bracket
Make sure bracket tab
is facing toward bike as
shown in illustration.

Install Computer
Sensor
STEP 3
Position the computer sensor on the right front fork so that:
A) The battery compartment faces away from the bike.
B) The sensor is as close to the spokes as possible.
You can adjust the positioning as
necessary. Secure the sensor
using 1 zip tie.
Do not tighten completely as
further adjustments to the sensor
position will be necessary.
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Install Magnet
STEP 4
Secure the magnet to a spoke on the
right side of the front wheel. Clamp
will work with both (A) thick and
(B) thin spokes. Screw to attach.
Make sure magnet faces toward the
outside of the wheel.

Fine Tune
Magnet/Sensor
Positioning
STEP 5
2mm
MAX
Adjust the sensor & magnet location so that:
A) The magnet passes by the edge of the sensor
marked with the arrow when the wheel rotates
B) There is no more than 1⁄8" (3mm) clearance
between the sensor and the magnet
Now lift & spin the front tire. The computer display
will change with the spinning tire, if the sensor
and magnet are installed correctly. If the computer
display remains constant, further adjustment of the
sensor and magnet location is necessary.
(3mm)
1⁄8"
MAX

STEP 1: Set the Wheel Value– First, using the table provided, determine the correct, 4-digit, wheel value
based on the size of your tire. The wheel value is the distance in millimeters per one revolution of the wheel.
Next, press and hold the RIGHT button and the LEFT button for two seconds. The preset value “2124” should
appear with the digit “4” ashing. Press the RIGHT button to modify the digit to the correct setting (hold the
RIGHT button down for fast advance). Once correct digit is shown, press the LEFT button to move to the next
digit. Repeat until all four digits are set to the correct wheel value for your bike.
NOTE: You can return to the wheel size input mode by pressing and holding the RIGHT and LEFT buttons
for 3 seconds. Removing the battery will erase the wheel value.
STEP 2: Set KM or Mile Selection– After
setting the wheel value, the KM/M selection
will appear. Press the RIGHT button to choose
kilometer or mile selection. Press the LEFT button
to conrm.
STEP 3: Input Age and Weight– After setting
the KM/M selection two numbers will appear. Enter
your age as the large number above the horizontal
line. Press the RIGHT button to modify the “ones”
digit to the correct setting. Press the LEFT button
to conrm. Repeat for the “tens” digit. Enter your
weight as the smaller number below the horizontal line following the same steps.
By entering your actual age and weight, you will get a more accurate calculation of calories and fat burned
NOTE: The computer will default to kilograms (72.6kg) or pounds (160lb) based on your selection of kilometers
or miles respectively.
Road Bike
20" 1596
22" 1759
24" 1916
26" 2073
27"/700c 2124
Mountain Bike
24" 1888
26" 2045
27" 2155
29" 2237
Programming the ComPuter

Programming the ComPuter
STEP 4: Set Distance for Maintenance Reminder– After setting age and weight, the preset number of
600 km (or miles) will ash. This is the default distance in KM or Miles for the Maintenance Reminder function.
Press the RIGHT button to select 200, 400, 600 or 800 km (or mile) maintenance interval, then press the LEFT
button to conrm. When your odometer (ODO) reaches the selected distance interval, the wrench icon
( ) will ash, reminding you to service your bicycle (check tires and other parts for wear, lubricate chain,
etc…). Press the LEFT button to stop the wrench icon ( ) from ashing.
STEP 5: Set the Clock– Press and hold the LEFT button for two seconds. You will see a 12 or 24-hour digital
clock with a ashing colon at the bottom of computer display. To switch between the 12 and 24 hour format
press the RIGHT button. Press the LEFT button to conrm. Next, the hour digits will start to ash. Use the RIGHT
buttons to select the hour and press the LEFT button to conrm. Repeat for minutes digits. Press the RIGHT
button to enter Odometer (ODO) mode.
STEP 6: Test to Ensure Proper Installation– Now that the computer is programmed, insert it into the
bracket. Spin the front wheel. The speed tendency icon in the upper left corner of the screen should be turning
as the computer starts recording data (Refer to Troubleshooting in case of problems).

additional FunCtion modes
ODOMETER (ODO)– Total distance traveled is indicated by “ODO” and displayed
on the bottom line. To reset ODO, press the LEFT button for 2 seconds or remove and
replace the battery. Adjust each ashing digit by pressing the RIGHT button and then
press LEFT to conrm. Now press the RIGHT button to advance to the DST mode.
TRIP METER (DST)– Trip distance is indicated by DST and is displayed on the
bottom line. The Trip Meter is activated automatically with speedometer input (comes
on automatically when you begin riding, turns off when you stop). To reset DST to zero,
press and hold the LEFT button for 2 seconds. Note that TM (Trip Time) & AVS (Average
Speed) will also be reset at that time. Now press the RIGHT button to advance to the
MXS mode.
MAXIMUM SPEED (MXS)– Maximum speed is indicated by MXS and is displayed
on the bottom line. Maximum speed is stored in memory and updates only when a
higher speed is reached. To reset MXS, press and hold the LEFT button for 2 seconds.
Now press the RIGHT button to advance to the Average Speed (AVS) mode.

additional FunCtion modes
AVERAGE SPEED (AVS)– Average speed is indicated by AVS and is displayed on
the bottom line. AVS works in conjunction with the Trip Timer (TM) to calculate the
average speed for a specic trip. Now press the RIGHT button to advance to the (TM)
mode.
TRIP TIMER (TM)– Trip Timer is indicated by TM and is displayed on the bottom
line. The Trip Timer is activated automatically with computer input (comes on
automatically when you begin riding, turns off when you stop). It records only the time
actually spent riding. To reset TM to zero, return to DST (Trip Meter) mode and reset
to zero per the instructions above. Return to TM mode and press the RIGHT button to
advance to the Temperature mode.
TEMPERATURE (TEMP)– Your computer has a thermometer to measure outdoor
temperature. To select between Celsius (C) and Fahrenheit (F) readout, press and
hold the LEFT button for 2 seconds. Press the RIGHT button to select between C and
F and press the LEFT button to conrm. Now press the RIGHT button to advance to
the (CAL) mode.

additional FunCtion modes
CALORIES BURNED (CAL)– This function estimates the number of calories burned
while riding, based on the age and weight inputed by the user. To reset CAL, press
and hold the LEFT button for 2 seconds. Now press the RIGHT button to advance to
the (FAT) mode.
FAT BURNED (FAT)– This function estimates the number of fat grams burned while
riding, based on the age and weight inputed by the user. To reset FAT, press and hold
the LEFT button for 2 seconds. Now press the RIGHT button to advance to the (SCAN)
mode.
SCAN– The Scan mode conveniently rotates DST, MXS, AVS, and TM readings on the
computer screen without the need to press any buttons. Now press the RIGHT button
to advance to the Clock mode.

additional FunCtion modes
FREEZE FRAME MEMORY– At the end of a ride segment you can press the LEFT
button to set Freeze Frame Memory. This function locks the computer saving TM,
DST and AVS which will ash. Info can be read at a later time by pressing the RIGHT
button.To release the memory, press the LEFT button until the display digit is static
again. This is particularly useful when crossing the nish line of a time trial, since the
TM cannot be stopped manually.
ODOMETER SAVE FUNCTION– The SAVE function allows you to keep the
important data of total distance (ODO) even after battery replacement. To set ODO,
after battery replacement and wheel size setting, press RIGHT button to ODO mode
and then hold LEFT button for 2 seconds until the last digit ickering. To adjust
number, press the RIGHT button and then press the LEFT button to conrm and select
digit to be input. Repeat this sequence to reach the desired odometer value. Press the
LEFT button again to return to normal ODO mode.
ETA– This function estimates the time required to travel the distance. To set ETA,
enter ETA mode, Hold LEFT button for 2 seconds. IF trip distance is 0, --- will appear,
if trip distance has value, the trip distance data will display on screen and the rst
digit on the right will icker, press RIGHT button to advance the digit, LEFT button to
conrm. Repeat the procedures until the desired distance is input. After the distance
is set, it shows the estimated time of arrival. hr: mins. It will show 99:59 initially, and
after you have ridden a few seconds, the remaining time will update by calculating
your riding speed.

additional FunCtion modes
SPEEDOMETER– Instantaneous Speed is indicated on the top line. The range of
measurement is from 0 to 99 KM/hr (0 to 99 M/hr) and accuracy is ±0.5 KM/hr (M/hr).
SPEEDOMETER COMPARATOR– A "+" or "-" sign appears to the right of the
speed. "+" indicates you are travelling faster than your average speed (AVS). A "-"
indicates you are riding slower than your average speed.
SPEED TENDENCY– A cyclist symbol appears to the left of the speed. The wheel turns
forward to indicate acceleration. The wheel turns backward to indicate deceleration.
EL BACKLIGHT– illuminates the computer screen for easier viewing in dark or low
light settings. To turn it on tap the center button on top of the cabinet.
AUTO STOP/START– To preserve batteries, the cycle computer will automatically
switch off if the unit is left unused for over 5 to 6 minutes. Display will reappear with
a press on any button.

troubleshooting
PROBLEM
No speedometer
display and/or no
data reading
Slow display
response
Display shows
irregular features
Black display
POSSIBLE CAUSE
Possible interference from electrical sources
Improper magnet/sensor alignment
Poor battery contact or low/dead battery
Temperature outside of operational
limits (0-60°C or 32-140°F)
Poor battery contact or low/dead battery
Temperature too hot or display exposed
to sunlight too long
Computer damaged or dropped
RECOMMENDED ACTION
Move computer to different area
Ensure speedometer sensor and magnet are
properly installed and aligned (STEP 5)
Replace Battery
Only use computer when temperature is
within operational limits
Replace battery
Only use computer when temperature is within
operational limits. Remove from sunlight
Computer is broken
No trip distance
reading
Improper sensor/magnet alignment Ensure proper alignment
Speed function shuts
off after reaching a
certain speed
Wheel ex creating too much space
between sensor and magnet.
Check sensor and magnet for tightness.
Reduce space between sensor and magnet
slightly (<3mm).

FCC Warning
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This
device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) This device must accept any interference received, including
interference that may cause undesired operation.
WARNING: Changes or modications to this unit not expressly approved by the party responsible for
compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.
NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device,
pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules.These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful
interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy
and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio
communications.
However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does
cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment
off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
· Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
· Increase the separation between the equipment & receiver.
· Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
· Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

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1 Ordinateur et son support
2 Capteur
3 Aimant
REMARQUE : Suivre les instructions
attentivement. Il faut jusqu'à 30
minutes pour faire l'installation et
l'ajustement correctement.
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3.0V/CR2032
3.0V/CR2032
Installation
des piles
ÉTAPE 1
Ordinateur Capteur
En utilisant une petite pièce de monnaie, enlever le couver-
cle du compartiment des piles. Placer la pile fournie (3.0V/
CR2032) dans l’appareil en orientant le contact positif vers
le haut, puis replacer le couvercle. REMARQUE : le capteur
est fourni avec le même type de pile mais pré-installée.
Pour obtenir des
performances optimales,
nous recommandons de
changer la pile du capteur
à chaque remplacement
de pile du compteur
kilométrique.

Installation
du support de
l’ordinateur
ÉTAPE 2
Enlever la protection de
la bande adhésive et
positionner le support sur le
guidon. Assurer le support
en utilisant deux des
attaches zip fournies.
Insérer l’ordinateur sur le
support.
S’assurer que l’ergot du
support pointe vers la
bicyclette, comme le
montre l’illustration.

Placer le capteur sur la branche de droite de la fourche
en s’assurant que : A) Le compartiment de la pile fait face
à l’extérieur. B) Le capteur est aussi proche que possible
des rayons.
On peut ajuster le placement le
long de la branche de fourche, selon
le besoin. Fixer le capteur avec une
attache zip. Ne pas serrer à fond,
car il y aura peut-être besoin de
réglages supplémentaires.
ÉTAPE 3
Installation
du capteur de
l’ordinateur CORRECT
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