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Schwinn 17 Functions User manual

1st
Screen
-
Speedometermode
Speedometer:
Displayed
ontop
line
Speed
Comparator:
A"+"
or"-"
signappears
to
the
right
ofthe
speed.
A"+"
indicatesthat
you
are
travelingfasterthanyouraverage
speed
(AVS).
A"-"
indicatesthat
youare
traveling
slower
than
your
average
speed.
Speed
Tendency:
A
cyclistsymbolappears
to
the
left
ofthe
speed
display.
The
wheel
turnsforward
to
indicateacceleration.
The
wheel
turnsbackward
to
indicate
deceleration.
Clock:
A12-
or
24-hourclock
is
displayed
on
the
bottom
line.
To
switchbetween
thetwo
formats,
pressleftbutton
and
hold
fora few
secondsuntil
the
bottomlineflasheseither
12
or
24
(depending
on
currentformat).
Pressrightbutton
to
change
to12-or
24-hour
format.Press
the
leftbutton
to
select.Next
the
hourswillflash.Press
the
rightbutton
to
progressnumbers.Press
the
left
button
to
selectnumber.Next
the
minuteswillflash.
Press
the
rightbutton
to
progressnumbers.
Press
the
leftbutton
to
selectnumber.
Press
right button
to
move
tothe
next screen.
2nd
Screen
-
Odometermode(ODO)
Speedometer:
Displayed
ontop
line.
Speed
Comparator:
in
sameposition
as
previousscreen.
Speed
Tendency:
in
sameposition
as
previousscreen.
Odometer;
Totaldistancetraveled
is
displayed
on
bottomline.
To
reset
ODOto
zero,
press
and
hold
bothbuttons
fora few
seconds
until
the
screenchanges
or
remove
the
battery.Both
of
theseprocedures
will
reset
all
functions.
Press
right button
to
move
to
next screen.
3rd
Screen
-
Tripmeter(DST)
Speedometer:
Displayed
ontop
line.
Speed
Comparator:
in
sameposition
as
previous
screen.
Speed
Tendency:
in
sameposition
as
previousscreen.
Tripmeter:
Totaltripdistance
is
displayed
on
bottomline.Tripmeter
is
automatically
activatedwithmovement
of
wheel.Reset
tripmeter
to
zero
by
pressing
the
leftbutton
fora few
seconds.
Tripmeter,
Trip
Timer,
and
Average
Speed
will
allbe
reset
at
this
time.
Press
right
button
to
move
to
next screen.
4th
Screen
-
MaximumSpeed(MXS)
Speedometer:
Displayed
ontop
line.
Speed
Comparator:
in
sameposition
as
previousscreen.
Speed
Tendency:
in
sameposition
as
previousscreen.
Maximum
Speed: Maximumspeed
is
displayed
onthe
bottomline.Maximum
speed
is
stored
in
memory
and
updates
only
when
a
higherspeed
is
reached.
To
reset
MXS,press
and
hold
the
left
button
inthe
MXS
mode.
Press
right
button
to
move
to
next screen.
5th
Screen
-Average
Speed(AVS)
Speedometer:
Displayed
ontop
line.
Speed
Comparator:
in
sameposition
as
previous
screen.
Speed
Tendency:
in
sameposition
as
previous
screen.
Average
Speed: Averagespeed
is
displayed
on
the
bottom
line.
AVSisthe
averagespeed
forthe
currenttrip.
AVS
resetswhen
Tripmeter
is
reset.
Press
right
button
to
move
to
next screen.
6th
Screen
-
TripTimer(TM)
Speedometer:
Displayed
ontop
line.
Speed
Comparator:
in
sameposition
as
previousscreen.
Speed
Tendency:
in
sameposition
as
previousscreen.
Trip
Timer:
Trip
timer
is
displayed
onthe
bottomline.
Itis
activatedwithwheel
movement
and
recordsonly
the
actualtime
spentriding.
Press
right
button
to
move
to
next screen.
7th
Screen
-
Temperature
Speedometer:
Displayed
ontop
line.
Speed
Comparator:
in
sameposition
as
previousscreen.
Speed
Tendency:
in
sameposition
as
previousscreen.
Stop
Watch:
Temperature
is
displayed
on
the
bottom
line.
While
in
temperature
mode,
press
and
holdleftbutton
fora few
secondsuntil
C
appears.Pressright
button
to
switchbetween
C
(Centigrade)
andF
(Fahrenheit).Pressleftbutton
to
select.
Press
right
button
to
move
to
next screen.
8th
Screen
-
Calorie(CAL)
Speedometer:
Displayed
ontop
line.
Speed
Comparator:
in
sameposition
as
previousscreen.
Speed
Tendency:
in
sameposition
as
previousscreen.
Calories
Burned: Caloriesburned
is
displayed
onthe
bottomline.
Press
right button
to
move
to
next screen.
9th
Screen
- Fat
Burning
(CALF
)
Speedometer:
Displayed
ontop
line.
Speed
Comparator:
in
sameposition
as
previousscreen.
Speed
Tendency:
in
sameposition
as
previousscreen.
Fat
Burning:
Fat
Burned
is
displayed
on
the
bottomline.
Press
right button
to
move
to
Scan mode.
Scan
In
Scanmode,
the
screencyclesthrough
DS7",
MXS,AVS,
and
TM
modes.
Each
screen
is
displayed
for
about
4
seconds.
Press
right
button
to
return
to
Speedometer mode.
Freeze
FrameMemory
Press
the
leftbutton,Freeze Frame Memory
can
lock
the
display
attheendofa
ridesegment.
TM,
DST,
and
AVS,
whichwill
be
flashing,
canbe
read
ata
latertime
by
pressing
the
rightkey.
To
reset
the
memory,press
the
leftbutton;
the
display
will
stop
flashing.
This
is
particularly
useful
when
crossing
the
finish
line
ofa
timetrial.
Note:
Computermust
be
in
either
ODO,
DST;
MXS,
AVS,
orTM
mode
for
this
function
to
work.
Odometer
Reset
Function
The
Odometer Reset Function allows
you
to
reenteryour
total
distance
after
the
odometer
has
beenreset
to
zero.
Inthe
ODO
mode,
press
the
left
button
fora few
seconds
until
the
lastdigitflashes.Press
the
right
button
to
adjust
the
number.
Press
the
left
button
to
select
the
number.
Then
the
next
number
will
start
to
flash.
Repeat
processuntil
all
digits
are
reset
to
desired
number.Afterselection
of
last
digit,computer
will
return
toODO
mode.
Troubleshooting
Malfunction
No
speedometerreading
Slow
display
response
Black
Display
Displayreadoutfades
No
trip
distance
readout
Display
shows
irregular
figures
Remedy
Check
alignment
of
magnet
&
sensor.
Check
distance
between
magnet
&
sensor.
Verify
temperature
is
within
operating
limits
1
30
)
Replace
battery
Reseat
battery
Replace
battery
Reseat
battery
Replace
battery
Check
alignment
of
magnet
&
sensor.
Check
distance
between
magnet
&
sensor.
Reseat
battery
Replace
battery
Reseat
battery
Replace
battery
PACIFICCYCLE
4902
HAMMERSLEY
ROAD
MADISON,
Wl
53711
www.pacific-cycle.com
For
customerserviceinquiries:
Toll
Free:
(800)515-0074
[email protected]m
Made
in
China
www.schwinnbike.com
©2008
Pacific
Cycle
Inc.
17
Functions
Art
No:
SU17-EL-P3-GB-SCHWINN-R6
Features
17
FUNCTIONS
Speedometer
(0-
99.9M/hr
or
KM/tir)
(accuracy
of+/-0.5
M/hr
or
KM/hr)
Tripmeter
(Upto
99.9
M orKM)
Odometer
(Upto
9999.9
M orKM)
Trip
Timer
(9:59'59")
MaximumSpeed
(Upto
99.9
M orKM)
DigitalClock
(12/24
hourselectable)
Average
Speed
(Upto
99.9
M orKM)
Scan
(DST
MXS,AVS,
TM)
FreezeFrameMemory
(TMand
AVS)
Speed
Comparator
(+
or
-)(
SpeedTendency
Odometer
Reset-Function
MaintenanceProgram
StepCounter
(In
pedometermode)
CalorieCounter
(0.0
to
9999Calories)
Fat
Burned
(0.0
to
9999
Grams)
Temperature
C
to
)
/
(14T
-
122T)
EL
Backlight
\/
Quick
Set-up
1.
Presseitherbutton.
2.
Set
tiresize:
Pressrightbutton.Flashingnumberwillchange.
Press
left
button
to
selectnumber
and
move
to
next
digit.
3.
Miles/Kilometer
per
Hour
Pressrightbutton
to
switchbetweenkilometers
and
miles.
Press
left
button
to
select.
4.Age
Pressrightbutton.Flashingnumberwillchange.
Press
left
button
to
selectnumber
and
move
to
next
digit.
5.
Weight
Pressrightbutton.Flashingnumberwillchange.
Pressleftbutton
to
selectnumber
and
move
to
nextdigit.
6.
Maintenance
Pressrightbutton
to
choosebetween200,400,
600or
800
miles.
Pressleftbutton
to
select.
C1
willflash.Presseitherbutton.
7.
Clock
Pressleftbutton
and
hold
fora few
seconds.
12
will
flash.
Press
rightbutton
to
change
to24
hourclock,
if
desired.
Press
left
button
to
select
12
or24
hourclock.
Hours
will
flash.Rightbuttonwillprogressnumbers.
Leftbuttonwillselectnumber
and
move
to
minutes.
Repeatselection
of
minutes
in
samemanner
as
hour
was
selected.
8.
Aftercomputer
issetup,
pressing
the
rightbuttonwill
movethrough
the
functions.
Battery
Installation
Remove
the
batterycoverfrom
the
bottom
ofthe
computerusing
a
coin.
Install
the
battery
(3V/
CR2032)with
the
positive
(+)
polefacing
the
batterycover.Replace
the
cover
as
shown(Fig.
1).
Fig.1
Speedometer
Sensor
&
Magnet
Clamp
the
magnetonto
a
spoke
ofthe
frontwheel
as
shown
(Fig.
4).
Attach
the
sensor
tothe
frontfork
using
thetwo
cable
ties.
Makesure
the
magnetcyclespast
the
sensor
as
the
wheelturns(Fig.
2).Asthe
magnetpasses
the
sensor,
it
should
comewithin
1 mmofthe
sensor,
butnot
touch
the
sensor(Fig.
3).
ComputerBattery
(3V/
CR2032
)
Accessories
Sensor
Magnet
MountingBracket
3v
2
BatteryCableTies
I
Using
a
Phillipsscrewdriver,attach
the
mountingbracket
to
the
right
side
ofthe
handlebar
(Fig.
5).If
necessary,
to
achieve
a
snug
fit,
place
a
rubbershimbetween
the
bracket
andthe
nandlebar
(Fig,
6).To
adjust
the
position
ofthe
computer:
Use
a
smallPhillipsscrewdriver.Loosen
the
screws.Adjust,
and
then
retighten
the
screws
to
secure
the
bracket.Toattach
the
computer
tothe
mountingbracket:Slide
the
unitonto
the
Bracket
until
it
snapsfirmlyintoposition(Fig.7).Toremove
the
computer
from
the
mountingbracket:Wrapyourforefinger
around
the
front
ofthe
mountingbracket.Press
the
release
jutton.
Push
the
computerforward
with
your
thumb.
Fig.
5
Mounting
BracketSensorwiringWheelSizeInput
Fig.
7
Route
the
sensorwire
upthe
front
fork,
using
cable
ties
to
secure
itatthe
bottom
and
top.Wiremust
not
hang
loosely,
but
must
have
enoughslack
to
allow
the
frontwheel
and
handlebars
to
turnwithoutputting
too
muchtension
onthe
sensorwire.
Too
muchtensioncouldloosen
the
wire
from
the
computer
and
interruptinput
tothe
computer.
However,
be
certain
that
there
isnottoo
much
slack
and
that
the
wiredoes
not
interferewith
:ree
movement
or
spinning
ofthe
front
wheel.
Route
the
remainingwire
around
the
front
brake
cable
andthe
handlebar.Excesswireshould
be
carefullylooped
and
secured
tothe
stemwithcableties.
AutoStart
/
Stop
To
preserve
batteries,
the
cyclecomputerwillautomatically
switch
offifthe
unit
is
left
unused
for
over
5
minutes.Display
will
reappearwith
a
press
on
eitherbutton
or
inputfrom
the
sensor.
To
setthe
wheelsize
or
after
replacement
ofthe
battery,
press
and
hold
bothbuttons
fora few
seconds.
The
unitwillswitch
to
WheelSizeInputMode.Multiply
the
wheeldiameter
(d)in
millimeters
by
3.1416
to
determine
the
wheel
factor
[C].
To
input
wheel
factorinto
the
computer,press
the
rightbutton
to
progress
the
digit
and
press
the
leftbutton
to
select
the
digit
(hold
the
rightbutton
for
fast
advance).
Press
the
left
buttonagain
for
mile/kilometerselection.(Note:
removing
the
battery
will
erase
wheelsize.)
For
yourconvenience,
youmay
refer
tothe
wheel
chartbelow
for
yourcorrectwheel
factor.
Distancetraveled
in
millimeters
with
one
wheelrevolution
IV
Me/Kilometer
Selection
Press
the
rightbutton
to
choosebetweenMile
(M)and
Kilometer(KM).Press
the
leftbutton
to
make
the
selection.
After
thisselection,
the
computer
will
switch
to
speedometer
mode
andis
ready
for
use.

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