Bryton Aero 60 User manual

Version 1.00.00.01
Troubleshooting
Guide

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Table of Contents
SECTION 01: General Instructions 5
I. Registering and Setting Up Bryton Active 5
A. Troubleshooting 6
II. Add Device to Bryton Active 6
III. Firmware Updates 6
A. Update Via Bryton Update Tool (All Models) 6
B. Update Via WiFi 7
C. Update Via Bryton Active App 7
IV. Smart Notification Setup 7
A. Setup Smart Notifications - Bryton Active App 7
B. Enable/Disable Smart Notifications from Device* 8
V. Creating a Route in Bryton Active 8
VI. Add POI / Peak Data to Follow Track 9
A. Add POI/Peak Field to Data Page 9
VII. Enable Route Auto Sync for Komoot / Strava / Ride With GPS / Relive 9
VIII. Enable Strava Auto Sync 10
IX. Enable TrainingPeaks Auto Sync 11
X. Enable Selfloops Auto Sync 11
XI. Import GPX or FIT Route to Device: 12
XII. Add Map to OSM Enabled Device 13
A. Aero 60 / Rider 450 13
B. Rider 750 14
Using Bryton Active App 14
B. Manually Add Route 15
XIII. Create Training in Bryton Active 15
XIV. Heart Rate Zone 16
XV. Power Zone 16
XVI. Sync TrainingPeaks Workout to Bryton Active 16
XVII. Sensors 17
A. Speed Sensor Setup 17
B. Cadence Sensor Setup 18
C. Heart Rate Monitor Setup 19
XVIII. Altitude Calibration 20

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A. Causes of Inaccurate Readings: 20
B. Calibration: 20
SECTION 02: Rider 750 Instructions & FAQs 22
I. Meter Page Navigation & Options 22
A. Access Quick Status Menu 22
B. Progress Through Data Pages 22
C. Change Data Field 22
D. Change Number of Data Fields 22
E. Add/Remove a Data Page 23
F. Return to Home Screen 23
II. Bike Profiles 24
A. Change Bike Profiles 24
B. Rename Bike Profile 24
III. Sensors 24
A. Add/Remove/Rename a Sensor 24
IV. Settings Menus 25
A. CAD / Power with 0 25
B. Modify Daylight Savings Time 25
C. Change Time Format 25
D. Change Date Format 26
E. Change Unit of Measurement 26
F. Change Temperature Measurement 26
G. Change Brightness and Duration 26
V. FAQs 27
A. Internet for Follow Track 27
B. Navigation / Follow Track with App in Background 27
C. Smart Trainer Not Under Sensors 27
D. Sensors Switching Between Bikes 27
SECTION 03: Rider 860 Instructions & FAQs 29
I. Cycling Page 29
A. Access Quick Settings Menu 29
B. Return to Home Screen 29
C. Progress Through Data Pages 29
D. Change Data Field 29
E. Change Number of Data Fields 29

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F. Add/Remove a Data Page 30
SECTION 04: Software Troubleshooting 31
I. General Bluetooth Troubleshooting 31
II. Force Restart/Reset Device: 32
III. Factory Reset Device: 33
IV. Manually Add Ride From Device to Bryton Active: 33
V. Memory Full: 34
VI. “Please Update Your App” Error 35
VII. Not Synced to Bryton Active AND Strava 35
VIII. Not Synced to Bryton Active: 36
IX. Not Synced to Strava: 37
X. Komoot Map Not Appearing in My Routes 38
XI. Smart Notification Troubleshooting: 38
XII. Speed Data Not Registering: 39
XIII. Altitude Troubleshooting 40
A. Causes of Inaccurate Readings: 40
B. Calibration: 41
XIV. Bryton Update Tool Troubleshooting 41
XV. Inaccurate Data Troubleshooting 41
A. GPS and Speed Data 41
B. Grade/Elevation Data 42
C. Temperature Data 42
XVI. Rider 405 Chinese Version 42
XVII. Rider 330 / Rider 530 Chinese Version 43
SECTION 05: Hardware Troubleshooting 44
I. Screen Condensation / Fogging 44
II. Sensors 44
A. Speed Sensor Troubleshooting 44
B. Cadence Sensor Troubleshooting 45
C. Heart Rate Monitor Troubleshooting 46
III. Bryton Mount 47
IV. Button Troubleshooting 47
V. Screen Troubleshooting 48
VI. Device Battery Troubleshooting 48
A. Expected Life of Lithium Batteries in Rechargeable Devices 48

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B. Battery Does Not Retain Charge: 48
C. Device Does not Display Charging Notification: 49
D. Tips to Extend the Battery Life of a Bryton Cycling Computer 49
VII. Water Damage 50
VIII. EOL Outdated and Vintage Products: 51
SECTION 06: Device/Software Compatibility 53
I. Bryton Update Tool 53
II. Bryton Active App 53
III. Training/Workout Device Compatibility 54
IV. Bryton Mount 54

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SECTION 01: General Instructions
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I. Registering and Setting Up Bryton Active
The Bryton Active app allows users to easily keep track of workouts and history, automatically Sync Tracks, set up
Smart Notifications*, personalize workouts, customize settings/data grid in real-time*, plan routes*, plan
workouts*, sync Tracks with Strava/TrainingPeaks/Selfloops, and sync routes with Strava/Komoot/RideWithGPS*.
The app enables users to record their workout data, view in-depth information about their rides and share that
information with other apps!
(*for compatible models)
In order to Set up Bryton Active, please follow the following steps:
1. Download and install the Bryton Active app from the Play Store or iOS Marketplace
- Play Store Link:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.brytonsport.active&hl=en
- iOS App Store Link: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/bryton-active/id1448328800
2. Open the Bryton Active App and select “Sign Up” (if you already have a Bryton Active Account, proceed to step
#5).
3. Read the Bryton Privacy Policy and select “Agree”. Then input the desired login email address and password and
press “Sign Up”.
4. A confirmation link will be sent to the provided email address. (Please be sure to check the “Spam” folder). Once
the email is received, click the link to verify the email address, open the Bryton Active app and proceed to the login
process.
5. Select Login and fill in the login email address and password.
6. After logging in for the first time, proceed to the “Settings” tab.
7. Choose “Device Manager” (ensure that both location service and Bluetooth are activated on your smartphone)
and press the green (+) add button.
8. After scanning for nearby devices, select the desired device and ensure that the UUID matches both on the app
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A. Troubleshooting
1. Verification Email Not Received
If you are unable to receive a verification email, please be sure to check your SPAM folder. If after checking your
SPAM and TRASH folders you are still unable to receive the account verification email, please contact
[e-mail] and describe the issue, including your Bryton Active account email address as well as
screenshots of any errors that may appear.
2. Verification Link Does Not Work
After receiving a verification email from Bryton Sport, if you receive an error or are unable to open the link, please
ensure that your web browser does not have any pop-up blockers enabled and try again. If the link still does not
work, please try to log directly into your Bryton Active account using your credentials as the link still may have
successfully verified your account. If you are unable to log in successfully, please contact
[e-mail] and describe the issue, including your account email address as well as screenshots
of any errors that may appear.
*If you are still receiving errors or are unable to log in successfully to your Bryton Active Account, please send an
email to [e-mail] including your login email address and a screenshot of any errors that appear.
II. Add Device to Bryton Active
Before adding a device to Bryton Active, please ensure that you have the most up-to-date application version.
1. Open the Bryton Active app and ensure that BOTH Bluetooth AND Location/GPS are activated on your phone.
2. Power on your Bryton Device. Your device must remain powered on for the remainder of the steps.
3. Navigate to the "Settings" tab of Bryton Active and select Device Manager.
4. In Device manager, press the (+) button in the top right corner
5. Find your device on the list of available devices and press the corresponding green (+)
III. Firmware Updates
A. Update Via Bryton Update Tool (All Models)
In order to update the firmware of your Bryton Device, please download and install the Bryton Update Tool and,
using the device’s original USB cable, plug the device into your PC and use the tool to search for updates.

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Bryton Update Tool Link: https://www.brytonsport.com/#/supportResult?tag=BrytonTool
*Not Compatible with: Rider 60, 50, 40, 35, 30, 21, 20+, 20 and Cardio 60, 40, 35, 30
B. Update Via WiFi
In the device’s menu, select “Data Sync”. If a WiFi network has not already been added to the device, you will be
prompted to select an available network. After selecting the network, use the device keys to input the password
and select the “✓”[Check Mark] option to submit (alternatively, for compatible devices, the WiFi
network can be added using the Bryton Active app under the “Settings” tab).
*Only for compatible models
C. Update Via Bryton Active App
Connect the App-Update compatible device to the Bryton Active App. Allow the device to remain connected to the
app for some time (the firmware update will download and send to the device in the background). Once download
and transfer is complete, the device will automatically be updated.
*Only for compatible models
IV. Smart Notification Setup
Follow the directions below to enable/disable Smart Notifications on your Smart Notifications-compatible Bryton
device. Also please ensure that you do not have both the Bryton Active app and previous Bryton App installed on
the phone.
A. Setup Smart Notifications - Bryton Active App
1. Ensure that both Location/GPS and Bluetooth are turned on
2. Open the Bryton Active app and in the "Settings" tab select "Notification" (For Android*, please follow the app
prompt to enable notification access or steps below before moving on to the next step)
3. Select the notifications you would like to enable/disable on your device. Please ensure the corresponding system
apps are also enabled/disabled (e.g. “Text Messages” & “Messages” for some Android phones)
*Android:
1. Go to Phone Settings and select "Apps"
2. Select Menu/Options in the top right of the screen (may be different in some Android phones)
3. Select "Special Access"
4. Select "Notification Access"

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5. Enable Active
6. Restart App
B. Enable/Disable Smart Notifications from Device*
1. In your device, navigate to: [Menu] > Settings > General > Bluetooth > [Notification]
2. Select On/Off
*Rider One/10/15 units require Smart Notifications to be enabled/disabled through the Bryton Active app. Please
see Bryton Active app smart notifications setup for instructions.
V. Creating a Route in Bryton Active
Please Ensure your Bryton Device is compatible with the Follow Track features and is also powered on and paired
with the Bryton Active app before beginning:
1. In the “Course” tab of the Bryton Active app, select “Plan Trip”.
2. Determine the type of route you would like to take in the drop-down menu (MTB, Cycling, etc). *It is important
to determine the type of route before moving on. Once selected, it cannot be changed in the current route planning.
3. Select a starting point either by pressing a point on the map or by pressing the left (<) arrow button and inputting
an address.
4. Subsequent waypoints/end points can be added using the above method. If a point needs to be deleted, press
the left (<) arrow button and press the (X) button next to the waypoint. Waypoints can also be moved by holding
the list items and moving them up/down.
5. Once finished planning the trip, press the upload button in the top right corner of the app. Name the route (this
name cannot be modified later) and press upload.
6. If you are using a Rider 330/530 computer, perform a WiFi Data Sync on the device to synchronize this route.
Afterwards, please continue to Step 9. If you do not have a Rider 330/530, please continue to step 7.
7. In order to send this route to a compatible device, return to the “Course” tab and select “My Route”. The
previously created route should appear in this list.
8. Press the desired route and then press the send to device icon in the top right of the app. (Please note that it
may take a few minutes to send the route to the device depending on size and complexity).
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VI. Add POI / Peak Data to Follow Track
Before attempting to upload a Route to your device or add POI information to an existing Route, please ensure that
your device is compatible with this feature. Also ensure that you have already imported a route or planned a trip
and that it appears in "My Route".
1. In Bryton Active, navigate to the "Course" tab and select "My Route"
2. Find the route you would like to add POI/Peak information to
3. After opening, press the POI tab on the left of the screen.
4. Select "Add POI" and select the category of POI or Peak to add
5. Once the type is selected, use the slider near the bottom of the screen to move the POI location to a point on
your route
6. When the POI has been successfully placed, press the "Save POI" button in the top right corner of the screen and
name it
7. Additional POIs can be added following the steps above
8. Once finished, exit this section or press the upload button in the top right corner to upload this route with POI
information to your device
A. Add POI/Peak Field to Data Page
Using Bryton Active
1. With your device powered on, open Bryton Active app and navigate to the Settings tab
2. Select "Grid Settings" and choose the data page you would like the data to appear on
3. After selecting the desired number of fields, press the area where you would like to add the field
4. Under the category "Follow Track", select the desired data field and press done
Using Device Menu
1. With the device powered on, navigate to: Menu > Settings > Ride Config./Exercises > Data Page > Data Page
2. Select the data page you would like to add the field and press OK
3. Select the number of fields you would like to appear on this page and press OK
4. Choose the desired location on the data page and press OK
5. Scroll to the category "Follow Track" and select the Follow Track / POI field you would like to appear on your
data page and press OK.
VII. Enable Route Auto Sync for Komoot / Strava / Ride with GPS /
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Before enabling Strava/Komoot/RideWithGPS/Relive Auto Sync, please ensure that your device is compatible with
this feature and has already been synced and is currently connected with Bryton Active. Please contact
[e-mail] if you have any questions.
In order to enable Komoot/Strava/RideWithGPS/Relive Route Auto Sync, follow the instructions provided below:
1. Open the Bryton Active App and Navigate to the "Course" tab
2. Toggle Strava/Komoot/RideWithGPS/Relive
3. You will be prompted to login to your Strava/Komoot/RideWithGPS/Relive account. Input your login information
to proceed or choose "Create Account"
4. After logging in, select "Allow"
5. Komoot/Strava/RideWithGPS/Relive should now be enabled. Please note that it may take a few minutes for your
routes to populate in "My Routes"
6. If the routes do not appear, under my routes, press the filter button in the top right corner and select
All/Komoot/STRAVA/RideWithGPS/Relive
Only new rides will sync to Strava/Komoot/RideWithGPS/Relive, routes that have already been synced to Bryton
Active will not auto sync to Strava/Komoot/RideWithGPS/Relive and must be manually uploaded on their
respective sites. If new routes do not appear after an hour, please contact [e-mail]
*Please note: Enabling Strava Route Auto Sync will also enable Strava Auto Sync.
VIII. Enable Strava Auto Sync
In order to enable Strava Auto Sync, please follow the instructions below:
1. Open the Bryton Active App and click on the "Profile" tab
2. Select "3rd Party Account Link"
3. Select "Strava"
4. Enable "Strava Auto Sync"
5. If you have not already enabled "Strava Auto Sync", you will be prompted to log in. Follow the instructions in the
app and ensure that "Strava Auto Sync" is enabled afterwards.
After enabling "Strava Auto Sync", Bryton Active will only upload NEW rides to Strava (ones that are synced with
Bryton Active after this is enabled). If you would like to sync rides that are already saved on your device or if after
syncing device with Bryton Active the rides do not appear on Strava within an hour, please follow the instructions
below:
1. Using the original USB cable, plug the Bryton device into your PC.
2. In the main Bryton directory/folder, locate the file(s) that were unable to sync (these files will be in .fit format).
To easily locate the ride, sort files by Date.
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4. Select the files you would like to sync and choose Upload
It may still take a few minutes for the rides to appear on Strava. If the rides still do not appear in the list of
activities or if you get a "fail" notification, please contact support_[email protected]et
*Please note: Enabling Strava Auto Sync will also enable Strava Route Auto Sync.
IX. Enable TrainingPeaks Auto Sync
In order to enable TrainingPeaks Auto Sync, please follow the instructions below:
1. Open the Bryton Active App and click on the "Profile" tab
2. Select "3rd Party Account Link"
3. Select "TrainingPeaks"
4. Enable "TrainingPeaks Auto Sync"
5. If you have not already enabled "TrainingPeaks Auto Sync", you will be prompted to log in. Follow the instructions
in the app and ensure that "TrainingPeaks Auto Sync" is enabled afterwards.
After enabling "TrainingPeaks Auto Sync", Bryton Active will only upload NEW activities to TrainingPeaks (ones that
are synced with Bryton Active only after this is enabled). If you would like to sync rides that are already saved on
your device or if after syncing device with Bryton Active the rides do not appear on TrainingPeaks within an hour,
please follow the instructions below:
1. Using the original USB cable, plug the Bryton device into your PC.
2. In the main Bryton directory/folder, locate the file(s) that were unable to sync (these files will be in .fit format).
To easily locate the ride, sort files by Date.
3. After finding the file(s), navigate to the TrainingPeaks website in your web browser
4. Select the files you would like to sync and choose Upload
It may still take a few minutes for the activities to appear on TrainingPeaks. If the activities still do not appear in
the list of activities or if you get a "fail" notification, please contact support_[email protected]et
X. Enable Selfloops Auto Sync
In order to enable Selfloops Auto Sync, please follow the instructions below:
1. Open the Bryton Active App and click on the "Profile" tab
2. Select "3rd Party Account Link"
3. Select "Selfloops"
4. Toggle "Selfloops Auto Sync"
5. If you have not already enabled "Selfloops Auto Sync", you will be prompted to log in. Follow the instructions in
the app and ensure that "Selfloops Auto Sync" is enabled afterwards.

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After enabling "Selfloops Auto Sync", Bryton Active will only upload NEW activities to Selfloops (ones that are
synced with Bryton Active only after this is enabled). If you would like to sync rides that are already saved on your
device or if after syncing device with Bryton Active the rides do not appear on Selfloops within an hour, please
follow the instructions below:
1. Using the original USB cable, plug the Bryton device into your PC.
2. In the main Bryton directory/folder, locate the file(s) that were unable to sync (these files will be in .fit format).
To easily locate the ride, sort files by Date.
3. After finding the file(s), navigate to the Selfloops website in your web browser
4. Select the files you would like to sync and choose Upload
It may still take a few minutes for the activities to appear on Selfloops. If the activities still do not appear in the
list of activities or if you get a "fail" notification, please contact [e-mail]
XI. Import GPX or FIT Route to Device:
Before trying to import a GPX/FIT route, please ensure that your device is compatible with this app feature. Not all
Follow Track-enabled devices can use this feature. If the option does not appear on your App, it is possible that
your device does not support this feature.
A. Android:
Before trying to import a GPX or FIT file route into Bryton Active, please ensure that the Bryton Active app is
running in the background and that you have already connected a Bryton device that supports this feature and that
this device is powered on.
1. Download the desired GPX/FIT file to your android device. (If you already have the file downloaded, proceed to
the next step).
2. Navigate to the Android file manager and locate the downloaded file.
3. Press the file and select “open with Active”.
4. In the Bryton Active App, name the file and save. This route will now appear in “My Routes”
*Please note: After importing the route, the name can no longer be changed. When importing routes, results may
vary.
B. iOS:
Before trying to import a GPX or FIT file route into Bryton Active, please ensure that the Bryton Active app is
running in the background and that you have already connected a Bryton device that supports this feature and that
this device is powered on.
1. Download the desired GPX/FIT file to your device. (If you already have the file downloaded, proceed to the next
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2. Open the “Files” app and locate the downloaded file.
3. Press the file and select “open with Active”
4. In the Bryton Active App, name the file and save. This route will now appear in “My Routes”
*Please note: After importing the route, the name can no longer be changed. When importing routes, results may
vary.
C. Upload Route to Device:
Before attempting to upload an imported Route to your device, please ensure that your device is compatible with
this feature.
1. In order to send this route to a compatible device, return to the “Course” tab and select “My Route”. The imported
route should appear in this list.
2. Select the desired route and then press the send to device icon in the top right of the app. (Please note that it
may take a few minutes to send the route to the device depending on size and complexity).
3. After sending the route to the device, it can be found in the device menu under “Follow Track”>”View”.
Please contact support_u[email protected] if you have any questions.
XII. Add Map to OSM Enabled Device
A. Aero 60 / Rider 450
In order to manually add a map a Bryton OSM enabled device, please follow the instructions below:
1. Download the desired map file(s) from the official Bryton Website by going to
(https://www.brytonsport.com/#/supportResult?tag=BrytonTool) and click [Download] > [Map] > and then choose
the map you would like to download. Please do not rename the file(s) or change the file extension(s), as this may
cause errors to occur.
2. Using the Bryton device’s original USB cable, plug the device into the PC and in the “Bryton” disk, navigate to
[Bryton>MAP].
3. Copy the downloaded map(s) and paste in the [Bryton>MAP>Update] folder.
*If there is not enough free space on the device to add the map(s), please remove unnecessary map files.Map files
are stored in the following locations: [Bryton>MAP>Update] & [Bryton>Map>Preload]. After adding the map file(s),
please ensure that the device still retains at least 100MB of storage space in order to operate properly.
4. After the map file(s) has been successfully added to the device, go to the [Bryton>MAP>Data] folder and delete
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5. Unplug device and power on, allowing device to acquire satellite connection for a few minutes. The map should
then successfully load and appear on the device.
B. Rider 750
In order to manually add a map to Rider 750, please follow the instructions below:
1. Download the desired map zip file from the official Bryton Website. Please unzip it. Please do not rename the
file(s) or change the file extension(s) in the unzipped folder, as this may cause errors to occur.
2. Using the Bryton device’s original USB cable, plug the device into the PC and in the ”Bryton” disk, navigate to
[Bryton>MAP].
3. Copy the unzipped folder and paste in the [Bryton>MAP>Update] folder.
*If there is not enough free space on the device to add the map(s), please remove unnecessary map folders that
are stored in the following locations: [Bryton>MAP>Update] & [Bryton>Map>MapData]. Afteradding the map file(s),
please ensure that the device still retains at least 100MB of storage space in order to operate properly.
4. After the map file(s) has been successfully added to the device, go to the [Bryton>MAP>Data] folder and delete
all the contents and folders (these will repopulate after first system start-up).
5. Unplug device and power on, allowing device to acquire satellite connection for a few minutes. The map should
then successfully load and appear on the device.
Using Bryton Active App
In order to import a GPX/FIT route into Bryton Active, follow the instructions provided below:
1. Download file onto phone from Website/App (please ensure the file is saved in FIT or GPX format)
2. Go to the location of the file you would like to import into Bryton Active (normally under "Downloads").
3. Press the file and when prompted to choose an app to open the file with, select Bryton Active
4. The Bryton Active app will open and prompt you to name the Route (this may take a minute). Assign a name and
press "Ok" (please note that you will be unable to change the name after imported)

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5. Navigate to "My Routes" in the "Course" tab
6. The route should appear in this list.
In order to sync the route with your device, ensure you are connected via bluetooth and follow the instructions
below:
1. Navigate to "My Routes" in the "Course" Tab
2. Select Route you would like to Sync
3. In the top right corner, press the device icon (if the device is not connected, you will receive a notification).
4. Allow a few minutes for the route to send to the device.
In order to delete a route, please follow the instructions below:
1. Navigate to "My Routes" in the "Course" Tab
2. Press the box of the Route(s) you would like to Delete
3. Press the (X) button to the right of the route
B. Manually Add Route
If your device is incompatible with the Bryton Active Feature or if you would like to manually add a route, please
follow the instructions below:
1. Connect device to PC
2. In the Bryton folder, select "Extra Files"
3. Copy and Paste the GPX tracks into this folder
4. After file(s) has copied, disconnect from PC
If the routes do not appear after an hour, please contact support_[email protected]
XIII. Create Training in Bryton Active
Before creating/synchronizing a training from Bryton Active, please ensure that the device you are using is
compatible with this feature. Although able to do workouts on the device, not all devices are compatible with this
feature in the Bryton Active app. Please see the list of currently supported devices below:
A. Supported Devices
- Rider 450
- Aero 60
- Rider 420
- Rider 750
If the option does not appear in your Bryton Active app, it is possible that your device or current firmware version
does not support App Trainings/Workouts. Please ensure that your device is updated and contact
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If the above has been verified, please follow the instructions below to create a training/workout in Bryton Active:
1. Open Bryton Active and select “Workout” in the “Course” tab
2. Select “Add” and choose which the preferred interval type. (This step can be repeated)
3. Edit the Training Plan according to the workout you would like to customize.
4. When finished modifying, create a name for the workout and press [Save] to save the workout
5. After saving, you will be brought to the Training List screen. Choose the desired training/workout and press the
device icon to send the workout to your device.
6. These workouts can now be viewed in your device in the “Train&Test” section. To find this area in your device,
please see the training manual / quick-start guide for more information.
XIV. Heart Rate Zone
A. MHR: Maximum Heart Rate
Maximum Heart Rate (MHR) is the upper cardiovascular limit of a given physical activity. This number is generally
calculated as 220 minus your age.
B. LTHR: Lactate Threshold Heart Rate
Lactate Threshold Heart Rate (LTHR) is the point above which blood acidification will increase in the body, thereby
reducing endurance performance when passing this threshold.
In order to customize heart rate zones in the Bryton Active app, navigate to the “Profile” tab and select Heart Rate
Zone. The zones are determined as a percentage of MHR and can be modified (from smallest to largest) by pressing
the number and using the phone keyboard to edit.
XV. Power Zone
A. FTP: Functional Threshold Power
Functional Threshold Power (FTP) is a representation of your ability to sustain the highest possible power output
over 45 to 60 minutes and is calculated by taking 95% of the 20 minutes’ average power. Assessment of FTP over
time can be an indication of performance improvement.
In order to customize power zones in the Bryton Active app, navigate to the “Profile” tab and select Power Zone.
The zones are determined as a percentage of FTP and can be modified (from smallest to largest) by pressing the
number and using the phone keyboard to edit.
XVI. Sync TrainingPeaks Workout to Bryton Active
Before creating/synchronizing a training from Bryton Active, please ensure that the device you are using is
compatible with this feature. Although able to do workouts on the device, not all devices are compatible with this
feature in the Bryton Active app. Please see the list of currently supported devices below:

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A. Supported Devices
- Rider 450
- Aero 60
- Rider 420
- Rider 750
If the option does not appear in your Bryton Active app, it is possible that your device or current firmware version
does not support App Trainings/Workouts. Please ensure that your device is updated and contact
[e-mail] if you have any questions.
If the above has been verified, please follow the instructions below to sync trainings from TrainingPeaks with your
Bryton Active app:
1. Create a workout in TrainingPeaks you would like to sync with your device
2. Open the Bryton Active app and select the “Profile” tab.
3. Select “3rd Party Account Link” and choose “TrainingPeaks”
4. Toggle “TrainingPeaks Auto Sync” so that it is enabled
5. After successfully logging in, navigate to “Workouts” in the “Course” tab.
6. Choose the desired training/workout and press the device icon to send the workout to your device.
7. These workouts can now be viewed in your device in the “Train&Test” section. To find this area in your device,
please see the training manual / quick-start guide for more information.
XVII. Sensors
A. Speed Sensor Setup
First-Use Setup:
Ensure that the battery tab has been removed from the battery before first use. Ensuring the back-sensor cover is
in the locked position, mount or hold the sensor and put it in motion (rotating motion). On the sensor a green light
should begin blinking after a few seconds.
Pairing Sensor:
In order to pair the sensor, please follow the steps below:
1. Power on Bryton device and navigate to the sensor pairing screen.
2. Select [Scan] and move/rotate the sensor to activate it (the sensor will blink green when powered on)
*When trying to pair a sensor with a Bryton device, please be sure to check the type of connection that the sensor
uses and whether it is compatible with the device you are trying to pair it with (ANT+ and/or BLE). This can be
found in the device user manual and on our website.
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If after pairing a speed sensor with a compatible Bryton device, it is important to ensure that the correct speed
detection priority has been set:
On Device
1. On your device, navigate to Bike Profile and select the Bike number you would like to use
2. Once a bike profile has been determined, select Speed Source and ensure that “Priority 1” is set to Speed or
Speed/CAD and “Priority 2” to GPS (This will tell the device to first look for speed readings from a sensor before
using a GPS reading for speed).
In App:
*Before trying to change these settings in the app, please ensure that your Bryton device is compatible with this
feature. If this feature does not appear in your app after connecting your device, then it is likely incompatible.
1. In the Bryton Active app, navigate to “Bike Setting” in the “Settings” tab.
2. Select the bike profile you would like to use and enable it
3. Once a bike profile has been determined, select Speed Source and ensure that “Priority 1” is set to Speed or
Speed/CAD and “Priority 2” to GPS (This will tell the device to first look for speed readings from a sensor before
using a GPS reading for speed).
Battery Replacement:
It is recommended to change the battery inside Bryton Speed sensors every 6 months to one year (results may
vary depending on frequency of use). Bryton Speed/Cadence/Heartrate Sensors use the CR2032 battery size.
Incorrect battery size usage will prevent the sensor from operating normally.
To replace the battery, gently twist the back cover of the sensor to the unlock position and remove the cap (being
careful not to bend any of the metal components inside of it). Remove and safely discard the spent battery. Take
the new battery and place the positive side of the battery to face the end cap with the negative end facing toward
the sensor. Gently replace the end cap and turn toward the locked position. Once locked in place, move/use the
sensor until a green blinking light appears.
B. Cadence Sensor Setup
First-Use Setup:
Ensure that the battery tab has been removed from the battery before first use. Ensuring the back-sensor cover is
in the locked position, mount or hold the sensor and put it in motion (rotating motion). On the sensor a green light
should begin blinking after a few seconds.
Pairing Sensor:
In order to pair the sensor, please follow the steps below:
1. Power on Bryton device and navigate to the sensor pairing screen.
2. Select [Scan] and move/rotate the sensor to activate it (the sensor will blink green when powered on)

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*When trying to pair a sensor with a Bryton device, please be sure to check the type of connection that the sensor
uses and whether it is compatible with the device you are trying to pair it with (ANT+ and/or BLE). This can be
found in the device user manual and on our website.
Battery Replacement:
It is recommended to change the battery inside Bryton Cadence sensors every 6 months to one year (results may
vary depending on frequency of use). Bryton Speed/Cadence/Heartrate Sensors use the CR2032 battery size.
Incorrect battery size usage will prevent the sensor from operating normally.
To replace the battery, gently twist the back cover of the sensor to the unlock position and remove the cap (being
careful not to bend any of the metal components inside of it). Remove and safely discard the spent battery. Take
the new battery and place the positive side of the battery to face the end cap with the negative end facing toward
the sensor. Gently replace the end cap and turn toward the locked position. Once locked in place, move/use the
sensor until a green blinking light appears.
C. Heart Rate Monitor Setup
First-Use Setup:
Ensure that the battery tab has been removed from the battery before first use. Ensuring the back-sensor cover is
in the locked position, snap the Heart Rate monitor on the belt and wear. the sensor and put it in motion (rotating
motion). On the sensor a green light should begin blinking after a few seconds.
Tips:
- Be sure that the Heart Rate monitor band is worn with direct contact to skin.
- If unable to start the sensor or if sensor has difficulty maintaining connection, lightly dampen skin surface at
the point of electrode contact (allow a few seconds for Heart Rate to be detected)
Pairing Sensor:
In order to pair the sensor, please follow the steps below:
1. Power on Bryton device and navigate to the sensor pairing screen.
2. Select [Scan] while wearing the sensor to activate it (the sensor will blink green when powered on)
*When trying to pair a sensor with a Bryton device, please be sure to check the type of connection that the sensor
uses and whether it is compatible with the device you are trying to pair it with (ANT+ and/or BLE). This can be
found in the device user manual and on our website.
Battery Replacement:
It is recommended to change the battery inside Bryton Heartrate Monitors every 6 months to one year (results
may vary depending on frequency of use). Bryton Speed/Cadence/Heartrate Sensors use the CR2032 battery size.
Incorrect battery size usage will prevent the sensor from operating normally.