Calibrating The Magnets And Fixing Them In Place - Pioneer SGY-PM910H Bedienungsanleitung

Calibrating the Magnets and Fixing Them in Place

Switch the sensors to magnet calibration mode, then confirm that the temporarily attached magnets are operating correctly. After
you confirm the magnets are operating correctly, fix the magnets in place and then calibrate them.
• The magnets have very strong magnetic force. The inner manget may come off if you bring the magnets close to each other, so please
be careful when handle them.
• The patch type magnets cannot be removed and re-attached once they are fixed in place. Before you fix the magnets in place, carefully
confirm the positions where they are installed.
• The position of the arm type magnets must be checked periodically after they are fixed in place.
1
Place the bicycle in a level location, such as on a repair stand or indoor trainer.
Adjust the front wheel so that the front and back wheels are the same height.
2
Rotate the bicycle's crank set at least three rotations to activate the left and right transmitters.
3
Confirm that right and left transmitters are in the "Pedaling Monitor" mode.
See "Checking Operation of the Sensors" (page 7) regarding how to confirm the modes.
Next, leave the right transmitter's cover, which you removed to confirm the mode, off and continue to the next step.
4
Press and hold down the switch on the right transmitter for at least 5 seconds.
The LED flashes orange 3 times, and the sensor switches to the magnet calibration mode.
The sensor stays in the magnet calibration mode for 30 minutes after the LED flashes. If you do not finish calibrating the
magnets within 30 minutes, switch the sensor to the magnet calibration mode again.
• If the left and right transmitters cannot communicate, the right transmitter's LED flashes red five times.
• Power cannot be measured while the sensor is in the magnet calibration mode.
• If you briefly press the switch while in the magnet calibration mode, the left and right transmitter's LEDs flash orange 5 times, and the
sensor exits the magnet calibration mode. The calibration data is not updated when this happens.
5
Rotate the bicycle's crank set slowly at about 30 rpm, in the forward direction, and confirm that the LED
lights green for each rotation.
If the LED lights green, then the magnet sensors are correctly recognizing the magnets. Continue to the next step.
If the LED lights red, then you are turning the crank set too fast. Turn it slowly at about 30 rpm, in the forward direction.
If the LED does not light, then the magnet sensors are not correctly recognizing the magnets. Refer to "Installing the
Magnets" (page 9), and check if the magnets are installed in the correct positions.
6
Rotate the bicycle's crank set at least four more rotations.
Confirm that the LED lights green for each rotation.
Continue to the next step to fix the magnets in place.
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