Pioneer Sgy-pm910h l User manual

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Pedaling Monitor Sensor

SGY-PM910H

Installation Manual (for dealers)

Introduction

Table of Contents

Introduction

Features ....................................................................3

Manuals ...........................................................................3

Compatibility.............................................................. 4

Getting Ready

Product Conguration................................................5

Accessories......................................................................5

Before Starting Installation ........................................6

Installation Procedure......................................................6

Eliminating Static Electricity during Installation................6

Checking Operation of the Sensors ..........................7

Installing the Magnets................................................9

Checking the Position of the Magnets and Magnetic

Sensors............................................................................9

Selecting the Type of Magnets.........................................9

Installing Patch Type Magnets.......................................11

Installing Arm Type Magnets..........................................13

Calibrating the Magnets and Fixing Them in Place

.................................................................................15

Pairing and Calibrating

Before Pairing and Calibrating ................................18

Pairing and Calibrating Procedure.................................18

Placing the Bicycle in a Secure Work Position ..............18

Pairing the Pedaling Monitor Sensor....................... 19

Specifying the Device Number to Pair it ........................21

Checking Device Numbers ............................................22

Calibrating the Zero Point..............................................23

Calibration ...............................................................23

Checking the Calibration .........................................24

Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting.......................................................25

Error codes ....................................................................31

Assembling the Chainring and Installing the Right

Transmitter ..............................................................32

Specications and Support

Care, Maintenance, and Storage ............................34

Specications ..........................................................35

Introduction

Features

This product is a sensor system that analyzes the pedaling of a bicycle in real time. It calculates the direction and

intensity of the force acting on the pedals and calculates pedaling efciency.

Description of components

Strain gauge unit:•Detects the strain on the crank and calculates the direction and intensity of the force on the crank.

Magnet:•Used to detect the angle of rotation.

Transmitters:•Send information from the strain gauge unit and the magnet to the Cyclocomputer.

Switching modes

The push switch in the right transmitter changes the system to the following modes.

Pedaling monitor mode:•Used in combination with the Cyclocomputer SGX-CA500/CA900.

This mode calculates pedaling efciency and maximizes the functionality of the product.

In this User’s Manual, the case when it is used with SGX-CA500 is described as example.

Power meter mode:•Used with a Cyclocomputer that supports ANT+™.

This product is ANT+ certied.

Visit http://www.thisisant.com/directory/ for a list of compatible products and apps.

Manuals

The product’s manuals consist of this User’s Manual and an Installation Manual.

User’s Manual:•Explains how to pair the product with the Cyclocomputer and calibrate the sensors.

Installation Manual (for dealers):•[For American Users] http://www.pioneerelectronics.com

[For Canadian Users] http://www.pioneerelectronics.ca

[For European Users] http://www.pioneer.eu

Explains details about handling methods. The product installation methods (for dealers) are also described as references.

Important Information for the User:•

Important Information for the User provides detailed information related to safety.

Introduction

Compatibility

Crank sets

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The product is compatible with the following crank sets.

Crank sets Remarks

SHIMANO FC-9000 Crank lengths of 165 mm, 167.5 mm, 170 mm, 172.5 mm, 175 mm, crank set of 50-34T, 52-•36T, 52-38T, 53-39T, 54-42T, 55-42T are compatible. *

SHIMANO FC-6800 Crank lengths of 165, 170, 172.5, 175 mm, crank set of 50-34T, 52-36T, 53-39T are•compatible. *

* Descriptions in this manual are for a 170 mm crank set.

This product is designed to be used for recreational cycling and cycle training applications only and is not designed to withstand

racing conditions.

Additionally, this product is designed to be used while cycling on paved roads only. Any damage or malfunction arising from

use in racing or riding on dirt roads, cobblestone or any other unpaved roads will not be covered by the manufacturer’s limited

warranty.

Installing, pairing, and calibrating the product requires specialized techniques and tools. Ask the shop where you

bought the product to install, pair, and calibrate it.

Getting Ready

Product Conguration

Accessories

This product contains the following parts.

Pedaling monitor sensor (right side)

Right transmitter

Junction cable

Strain gauge unit

Junction box

Pedaling monitor sensor part (right side)

For FC-9000

For FC-6800

Chain ring adapter

Strain gauge unit cover x 1 for each type

Pedaling monitor sensor (left side)

Left transmitter

Strain gauge unit

LED

Pedaling monitor sensor part (left side)

Magnet

Patch type x 2 Arm type (right side) Arm type (left side)

Others

User’s Manual (this document)•Warranty Card•Important Information for the User•Batteries (CR2032) x 2•(pre-installed in the left and right sensors)

Right transmitter cover (metallic gray)•Hex screws (M2.6 x 8mm) x 3•(for the right transmitter x 3)

Hex screws (M2.6 x 5mm) x 3•(spare for the right transmitter cover x 3)

Cable ties x 10•(for the left magnet x 2, for the right magnet

x 2, spare x 6)

Cushions for the arm type magnet installation x 2•

Getting Ready

Before Starting Installation

Installing, pairing, and calibrating the product requires specialized techniques and tools. Ask the shop where you

bought the product to install, pair, and calibrate it.

Installation Procedure

The product is installed in the order shown here.

1. Checking operation of the sensors (page 7)

2. Installing the magnet rings (page 9)

3. Calibrating the magnets and xing them in place (page 15)

Eliminating Static Electricity during Installation

Before starting the installation, touch a large metal object (such as a door knob or metal table) to discharge any static electric

charge in your body.

Eliminate static electric charge occasionally while installing the product.

Getting Ready

Before installing the sensors, conrm that they operate correctly.

1Remove the right transmitter’s cover.

Use a hex wrench (2 mm) to loosen the screw and remove the cover.

Be careful not to lose the removed screw.•

2Remove the left transmitter’s cover.

Turn the cover to the left so the triangular arrow points to [OPEN] and remove it.

Be careful not to drop or lose the battery when removing the cover.•

3Remove the batteries to check the conditions of the LEDs.

Left side Right side

After removing the batteries, do not re-install immediately, wait at least one minute and then install them again.•

4 Install the batteries, and conrm that the LEDs light green for 10 seconds.

Right transmitter: Install the battery. However, do not install the battery cover at the moment, so you can check the LED.•Left transmitter: After installing the battery, place the cover with the triangular arrow pointing to [OPEN], and turn it with•coin to [CLOSE].

Left side Right side

Be careful not to drop or lose the battery when installing it.•Do not use batteries other than CR2032.•

Install the cover rmly to ensure water resistant performance.•

Checking Operation of the Sensors

Getting Ready

Checking Operation of the Sensors

5 Push the push switch in the right transmitter for less than 2 seconds to conrm the sensor mode is set

to the pedaling monitor mode.

By pushing the push switch in the right transmitter for less than 2 seconds, the LEDs on the right transmitter blink green.

After that, if the LEDs light green for 10 seconds, the sensor is set to pedaling monitor mode.

Left side Right side

Push switch

LED

If the LEDs do not light for more than 5 seconds after installing the batteries, remove the batteries once, and after more than 1 minute,•install them again. If the LEDs still do not light, the battery may be almost empty. Replace the battery with a new one.

If the LEDs light red, refer to Troubleshooting (page 25).•

If the LEDs light orange for 10 seconds, the sensor is set to power meter mode.

By pushing the push switch in the right transmitter for more than 2 seconds, the LEDs on the right transmitter blink green.

After conrming the blink, release the push switch. When the blinking stops, the LEDs on the left and right transmitters light

green for 10 seconds and the sensor mode changes to pedaling monitor mode.

If the pairing between the left and right transmitters fails, the LEDs blink red 5 times.•Please do not push the push switch for more than 5 seconds. Doing so changes the mode to calibrate the magnet position.•It may take about 10 seconds to switch the sensor mode depending on the radio transmission conditions.•

6Install the right transmitter cover.

Use a tool that can measure the torque to tighten the screws.

Tightening torque: 30 cN•m•

Install the cover rmly to ensure water resistant performance.•

Installing the Magnets

Install the magnets on the bicycle.

There are two types of magnets, install one type on the bicycle.

Checking the Position of the Magnets and Magnetic Sensors

This system measures the rotations of the cranks by magnets passing over magnetic sensors in the left and right transmitters.

Check the position of the magnets and the left and right magnetic sensors before installing the magnets on the bicycle.

Magnetic sensor (left transmitter) Magnetic sensor (right-side junction box)

Magnetic sensors

Magnet (arm type) Magnet (patch type)

Magnets

Selecting the Type of Magnets

There are arm type and patch type magnets. The type that you can install on the chain stay depends on the shape of the bicycle.

This section explains how to chose the type of magnets to use.

1 Install the crank set, on which you have installed the sensors, on the bicycle.

Refer to the instruction manual for the crank set you are using for the procedure to install the crank set.

2 Adjust the position of the cranks.

Left side: Rotate the crank to the position where the crank lines up with the chain stay when looking at the crank from the•side.

Right side: Rotate the crank to the position where the right transmitter lines up with the chain stay when looking at the•crank from the side.

Left transmitter Right transmitter

Installing the Magnets

3 Select a type of magnet according to the following table.

Crank Position to measure Measured results Type of magnet

Right

Distance between chainring adapter and chain stay

Over 4.5 mm

Under 9.1 mm Patch type

Over 1.5 mm Arm type(*1)

Left

Distance between left transmitter and chain stay

Over 6 mm

Under 13.7 mm Patch type

Over 3 mm Arm type(*2)

*1 The chainring adapter and the arm type magnet must be installed so the distance between them is under 5.0 mm.

*2 The left transmitter and the arm type magnet must be installed so the distance between them is under 9.6 mm.

The patch type magnet may not be installable, depending on the shape of the chain stay. If this is the case, install the patch type magnet•on the seat tube, or choose the arm type magnet.

If you install the patch type magnet on the seat tube, conrm that the position and results of the measurement are as shown below.• Right side: Distance between chainring adapter and seat tube: Between 4.5 mm and 9.1 mm