Polar Electro CS100 User manual

Manufactured by:
Polar Electro Oy
Professorintie 5
FIN-90440 KEMPELE
www.polar.fi
17926740.00 GEN A
User manual
Geschwindigkeitsmesser inkl. Fahrradhalterung
Gebrauchsanleitung
Capteur de Vitesse et Support Vélo
Manuel d’Utilisation
Snelheid Sensor en stuurhouder
Gebruiksaanwijzing
Sensor de Velocidad y soporte para bicicletas
Manual del Usuario
Sensore di Velocità e supporto per bicicletta
Manuale d’uso
Sensor de Velocidade e suporte para bicicleta
Manual do utilizador
Hastighedssensor og cykelmonteringssæt
Brukerhåndbog
Hastighetssensor og sykkelholder
Brukerveiledning
Hastighetssensorset med styrfäste
Bruksanvisning
Nopeussensori ja Bike Mount -pidike
Käyttöohje
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Polar Speed Sensor™
with Polar Bike Mount™
2
3
max 50 cm / 1’6”

4
5
6
7
8
max 4 mm /
0’16”

2
The Polar Speed Sensor is designed to measure speed
and distance when cycling. No other use is intended or
implied. It is compatible with Polar Cycling Computers
CS100 and CS200.
Please follow the pictures on the front cover.
INSTALLING THE POLAR BIKE MOUNT AND
CYCLING COMPUTER
APolar Bike Mount and a cycling computer
BPolar Speed Sensor, rubber part and spoke magnet
• You can install the bike mount and the cycling
computer on the left or right side of the handlebar
or on the stem. There are two possibilities for
attaching the bike mount: using cable ties or an
o-ring.
• Place the rubber part on the handlebar or stem and
insert the bike mount on top of it (picture 1).
• When attaching the bike mount with the cable ties
pass the cable ties over the bike mount and adjust
them around the handlebar/stem (picture 1). Secure
the bike mount firmly. Cut off any excess cable tie
ends. Alternatively attach the bike mount with an
o-ring (picture 2).
• Position the cycling computer on to the bike
mount. Turn the cycling computer clockwise until
you hear a click. You can release the cycling
computer by pressing it down and simultaneously
turning it counter clockwise.
INSTALLING THE POLAR SPEED SENSOR
• To install the speed sensor and spoke magnet, you
need cutters and a small screwdriver.
• Check the front side of the front fork to find a
suitable place for the speed sensor. When the
cycling computer is attached to the stem (as in
picture 3) the sensor can be on either side of the
front fork (B). But when the cycling computer is
attached to the handlebar, the sensor should be on
the same side as the cycling computer. It is
recommended that the sensor should be attached
at a maximum of 50 cm/1’6’’ from the mounted
cycling computer (A) (see picture 3). If the distance
is longer (60-70 cm/2’-2’3’’) it is good to test the
functioning of the sensor before starting the
exercise. The cycling computer should form an angle
of approximately 90° with the speed sensor.
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• The set includes rubber parts in two sizes. Choose a
suitable rubber part depending on the size of the
front fork and attach it to the sensor (picture 4).
• There are two possibilities for attaching the speed
sensor: using cable ties or an o-ring. When attaching
the sensor with the cable ties, pass them through
the sensor and rubber part holes (picture 5).
• Adjust the sensor to the front fork so that the
POLAR logo faces outwards. Adjust the ties loosely.
Do not tighten them fully yet. (Picture 6.)
• Alternatively attach the sensor with an o-ring as in
picture 7. Adjust the sensor to the front fork so
that the POLAR logo faces outwards. When
attaching the sensor with an o-ring, cut off excess
rubber part ends. (Picture 7.)
• Attach the magnet to a spoke at the same level as
the sensor. The magnet hole must be facing the
speed sensor. Fasten the magnet to the spoke and
tighten it loosely with a screwdriver. Do not tighten
it fully yet. (Picture 8.)
• Fine-tune the positioning of both the magnet and
the speed sensor so that the magnet passes close
to the sensor but does not touch it. Adjust the
sensor towards the wheel/spokes as much as
possible. The maximum distance between the sensor
and the magnet should be 4 mm/0’16’’ (picture 8).
• Once the magnet and the speed sensor are
positioned correctly, tighten the screw to the
magnet with a screwdriver. Also tighten the cable
ties securely and cut off any excess cable tie ends.
Your safety is important to us. While riding your
bike, please keep your eyes on the road to prevent
any accidents and injury. Check that you can turn the
handlebar normally and that the cable wires for brakes
or gearing do not catch on the bike mount or the
speed sensor. Check also that the bike mount or speed
sensor does not hamper pedaling or the use of brakes
or gearing.
Before you start cycling, you should set the wheel size
of your bicycle into the cycling computer. For further
information on how to use the Polar Speed Sensor
with the cycling computer, please refer to the user
manual of the cycling computer in question.
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CARE AND MAINTENANCE
• Do not immerse the speed sensor in water.
• Keep the speed sensor clean. Clean it with a mild
soap and water solution and in the end rinse it with
clean water. Dry it carefully with a soft towel. Never
use alcohol or any abrasive material such as steel
wool or cleaning chemicals.
• Avoid hard hits as these may damage the sensor.
Speed sensor battery
Contact your authorized Polar Service Center for a
replacement of speed sensor. Polar recycles used sensors.
See your Customer Care and Registration Card for
detailed information.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What should I do if...
...the speed reading is 00 or there is no speed reading
while cycling?
• Check the correct position and distance of the sensor
with the magnet and the cycling computer.
• Check that you have set the correct cycling settings
in your cycling computer. For further information
please refer to the user manual of the cycling
computer in question.
• If the 00 reading appears irregularly, this may be due
to temporary electromagnetic interference in your
current surroundings.
• If the 00 reading is constant, you may have exceeded
2500 riding hours and the battery is empty.
...there are irregular speed, distance or heart rate
readings?
• Electromagnetic interference as well as interference
from other wireless cycling computers may affect
readings of speed, distance and heart rate.
• Disturbances may occur near high voltage power
lines, traffic lights, overhead lines of electric railways,
electric bus lines or trams, televisions, car motors,
bike computers, some motor driven exercise
equipment, cellular phones, or when you walk
through electric security gates.
• To avoid crosstalk from another cyclist with a
Polar Speed Sensor, keep a distance of at least
1 metre/3’4” between your cycling computer and the
Polar Speed Sensor of the other cyclist.