Non-Response to Buttons If the computer does not respond to one or more buttons, the problem may be a poor contact inside the computer. It features a “Knowledge Base” - a collection of frquently-asked questions and their answers. There are three basic causes of the vast majority of cyclecomputer malfunctions: Battery problems, wiring problems, and misalignment between the magnet and the sensor. I have to be watching the thing to get it, and sometimes, I’m just too busy watching the road ahead to look down at the computer and see how fast I’m going.Ĭateye’s online site isn’t any help. But it sure would be nice to do that on the computer, and have it when I wanted it. I’ve got another way to compute average speed. Now, mostly, I’m only concerned with how far I went and how long it took. MEILAN M3 Mini GPS Bike Computer, Wireless Bike Odometer and Speedometer Bicycle Computer Waterproof Cycling Computer with LCD Backlight Display for Men Women Teens Bikers Outdoor Cycling 4. I don’t get average speed, or maximum speed, or average cadence. I get the current speed reading - in fact, I get all my currents, including elapsed time and cadence. But it didn’t work the way it was supposed to. Dave L'Heureux CATEYE STRADA WIRELESS 60 BLACKBURN DELPHI 4.0 60 VDOC1DS70 PLANET BIKE PROTEGE 9.0 35. Press the AC button on the back of the computer. How do I turn on Cateye Padrone Press the MENU button and the MODE button on the back of the computer. From the smartphone search screen, press MODE for 1 second to switch to Sensor Direct Mode.
CATEYE BIKE COMPUTER RESET MANUAL
It's wireless-speed and cadence sensor shown at right.Ĭateye’s manual says that when a battery is changed, all you have to do is hit a tiny AC (all clear) button on the back. Close Cateye Cycling or from (MENU), turn off Connect. I changed the one in the bike-mounted speed sensor, then changed the one in the detachable handlebar unit. Two buttons on the back are used to either reset it or scroll through the data pages. Any advice or suggestions gratefully received.A while back, I had to change the batteries on my cyclocomputer, a Cateye V2C. Interested in fossyant's comment above.if only l knew what it meant. I'm not sure if one of these should be pressed when one or both of the batteries are replaced. On the battery cover it says: "Battery Reset press AC" There is a micro button marked "AC" just below and another alongside it which states: "Set". I've also checked the alignment of the magnet and sender and repositioned the magnet from just above the sender to just below it and every millimetre in between as well as changing the battery in the sender unit but not the bar mounted computer. I've only used it for about 350 miles and the other week, just like the other member, the readout was still visible showing the total miles covered and the time, but not the actual speed and distance I was cycling at the time. lt must be a basic model as it only gives total and trip distances, time of day and time ridden as well as average and maximum speed. Because of this I have never seen the instruction book so l don't even know which model it is, except that it states Cateye Velo on the readout case. If your glasses are polarized, they will turn black when rotated.
I had one fitted by the LBS I bought the bike from so I didn't set it up myself. You can see the computer screen through your lenses if you hold them horizontally against it.
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