Cateye Air GPS User manual

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CATEYE
Air GPS
CYCLOCOMPUTER
CC-GPS100
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This instruction manual is subject to be
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Mounting on a bicycle
Setup
Cover, Introduction
Starting measurement
Viewing measurement data
Changing settings of the
Air GPS and sensors
Frequently Asked
Questions
Further use
Warning / Caution
Product Warranty, etc.
Cateye Cycling™ iOS version

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Introduction
The Air GPS is a cyclocomputer equipped with a built-in GPS.
The Air GPS alone can perform various measurements by acquiring position information
from the GPS.
The Air GPS can measure cadence and heart rate as well as highly accurate speed by
pairing with CATEYE or third party sensors compatible with Bluetooth 4.0.
Measurement data (trip data *1) can be viewed and managed on a smartphone
(free smartphone app Cateye Cycling™) by importing the data from the Air GPS.
(*1) Trip data contains data from measurement start to end.
* For CATEYE sensors compatible with the Air GPS, refer to the sensor’s online manual
(on our website).
* We do not guarantee all operations of third party sensors.
* For the screen display and measurement data of the Air GPS, see “Starting
measurement” (page 9).
Part names and package contents
• Air GPS unit
MODE
AC
POWER
Dot section
Rubber cover
Micro-USB port
Click
(Long press)
When the computer is used alone
MODE
MODE
(Long press)
When installed on blacket
MODE button operation
Button icons in this manual
MODE
(Long press)
MODE

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• Accessories
Charging the Air GPS
Connect the Air GPS to a commercially available USB charger or PC
using the USB cable.
When charging starts, the battery icon will be displayed.
Approx. 3 hours
Standard
charging time
USB cable
Connect to PC or USB charger
Battery icon
Charge screen
Rubber cover
Caution!: Keep the rubber cover firmly in place to maintain waterproofness.
* If charging starts during measurement, the measurement will be terminated and saved.
Please charge the Air GPS before or after measurement.
* If the battery icon is not displayed, disconnect and reconnect the USB cable repeatedly
until this icon is displayed.
* The standard charging time is approximate and will vary according to environmental and
user conditions.
* When fully charged, the device can be used for about 10 hours.
* Even with a full charge, allowing the unit to stand for a long period of time will consume
the battery because of the standby current.
Charging via a PC
• When your PC is in the sleep state, the battery cannot be charged.
• Before disconnecting the USB cable, perform Safely Remove Hardware process for
[GPS100] on a PC.
* When the Air GPS is connected to a Mac, the [GPS100] icon may still be displayed
on the screen even after the removal procedure. Regardless of the displayed [GPS100]
icon, the USB cable can be disconnected after the removal procedure.
Bracket band
Magnetless
cadence sensor
(CDC-30)
Sensor
rubber pad Rubber band
(Large/medium/small)
Nylon tie x1 Lithium battery
(CR2032)
Air GPS + magnetless cadence sensor (CDC-30) set includes these parts.
Bracket Dial USB cable
(MICRO USB)
Start GuideBracket
rubber pad

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To set up the Air GPS, the smartphone app Cateye Cycling™ is required.
After installing Cateye Cycling™, follow the procedure below to set up the Air GPS.
* For the latest information on the smartphones that are compatible with Cateye Cycling™
operations, see “Cateye Cycling™ Recommended Devices”.
* When using the application for the first time, allow the use of the GPS and Bluetooth®
and select the unit (km/h or mph).
Select “Always” or “While Using the App” and turn on “Precise Location” information.
Air GPS
1
Press and hold (POWER) to turn on the Air GPS.
The Air GPS enters standby mode (READY flashes).
* If the screen is blank or (battery frame only) is displayed after
a long press of (POWER), charge the Air GPS according to the
procedure under “Charging the Air GPS” (page 3)”.
2
Open the rubber cover on the Air GPS and press the AC
button to format the Air GPS.
Rubber cover
AC button
Caution!:
• Formatting will restore the Air GPS to factory default settings.
• Keep the rubber cover firmly in place to maintain waterproofness.
After the entire screen is lit, the Air GPS returns to standby mode (READY flashes).
Setup
(Long press)

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Smartphone
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Launch Cateye Cycling™, tap [Start] to begin pairing.
* If the startup screen does not appear, tap [Activity] > (Startup) at the top
left of the screen to display the startup screen.
* To pair with the Air GPS, allow the use of Bluetooth®.
When Cateye Cycling™ detects Air GPS, a message is displayed on the
smartphone.
Tap [Pairing] to complete pairing.
When pairing is complete, the app is connected to the Air GPS.
The display of the Air GPS in standby mode changes to the smartphone link
screen.
Standby Smartphone Link
screen
When a firmware update notification is displayed
A new firmware version is available for the Air GPS. Update the firmware by
tapping [Update].

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Setup
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Turn [Connect] off on Cateye Cycling™.
This concludes the setup of the Air GPS.
To use sensors, follow the procedure under “Using sensors” (page 21) to pair
the sensors.

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Mounting on a bicycle
• When mounting on handlebar
Mounting the bracket
The bracket can be mounted on either the stem or the handlebar.
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Mounting the bracket
• When mounting on stem
Caution!:
• Always tighten the bracket
band dial by hand. Using a
tool or other object to tighten
the dial may crush the screw
thread.
• Cut the bracket band so that cut end will not cause injury.
Cut
Handlebar
Bracket band
Bracket
Bracket
rubber pad
Stem
Bracket band
Bracket
Bracket
rubber pad
Bracket band Bracket DialBracket
rubber pad
Dial

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Attach/detach Air GPS
Hold Air GPS.
Push out so that front lifts up.
Insert Air GPS into the bracket until it clicks
to fix it in place.
Click
Mounting the sensor
If the magnetless cadence sensor comes with the Air GPS, follow the procedure under
“Magnetless cadence sensor: 3. How to install the unit on your bicycle” in the sensor’s
online manual (on our website) to mount the sensor.

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Starting
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Starting measurement
Restrictions on measurement
• The maximum moving time that can be measured for a single trip varies depending
on how much battery power remains at measurement start. (When fully charged, the
device can be used for about 10 hours.)
If the battery of the Air GPS runs out during measurement, the measurement will be
terminated and saved, and the power will be turned off.
• The maximum recording time for trip data is approx. 80 hours in total. (With a
1-second record interval) If this total is exceeded, the oldest trip data will be deleted
to make room for new measurements.
(*1) The middle and lower displays can be customized via smartphone (Cateye Cycling™).
For details, see
“Setting the Air GPS” (page 18) .
Icon Description
(GPS signal received) GPS sensitivity
Indicates the GPS signal status.
(GPS signal unreceived)
Battery
Indicates the remaining Air GPS battery in 4 different increments.
* When (battery frame only) is constantly shown on the
screen, the remaining battery power is low. Follow the procedure
under “Charging the Air GPS” (page 3) to charge the Air GPS.
Smartphone Link
Flashes when a smartphone (Cateye Cycling™) is connected.
Sensor signal icon
Turns on when a paired sensor signal is received.
• S: Speed sensor
• C: Cadence sensor
• S C (both lit) : Speed/cadence sensor
• H: Heart rate sensor
Clock (*1)
0:00 – 23:59 or 1:00 – 12:59
Current function (*1)
Dot section
Upper display
Middle display
Lower display
Current speed
0.0 (3.0) – 99.9 km/h [0.0 (2.0) – 62.0 mph]
* Minimum speed when measured by a speed sensor:
0.0 (4.0) km/h [0.0 (3.0) mph]

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Starting measurement
Icon Description
Pace arrows
Indicates whether the current speed is faster ( ) or slower ( )
than the average speed.
km/h
m/h
Units
Displays the currently selected measurement unit.
• Constant : Measurement stopped
•
Flashing : Measurement in progress (counting the moving time)
Tm Moving Time
Heart rate
Displayed when a heart rate sensor is paired.
Cadence
Displayed when a cadence sensor is paired.
* Indicates the number of pedal rotations per minute.
Dst Trip Distance
Dst2
Trip Distance 2
This is the secondary trip distance measured separately from the
above trip distance.
The distance can be measured across multiple trips.
* For reset operation of Trip Distance 2, see “Setting the Air GPS”
(page 18).
°C / °F Temperature (temperature of Air GPS unit)
AV
Average value
Displays the average heart rate and average cadence measured
by paired sensors in addition to the average speed.
MX
Maximum value
Displays the maximum heart rate and maximum cadence
measured by paired sensors in addition to the maximum speed.
Odo Total Distance
Clock