Calibration; Calibrating The Zero Point - Pioneer SGY-PM910H Bedienungsanleitung

Calibration

Calibrating the Zero Point

This section describes how to use the Cyclocomputer SGX-CA500 to calibrate the zero point of the pedaling monitor sensor that
is installed on the bicycle. Zero point calibration is a function to store the zero point (no-load), where no forces act on the crank,
in the sensor memory.
• The right-side pedaling monitor sensor is used as an example in this description. The procedure to calibrate the left side is the same as
for the right side.
• Please do not push the push switch in the right transmitter while calibrating the sensor or showing [Force Preview] with the
Cyclocomputer SGX-CA500.
1
Mount the bicycle on a trainer or some other safe stand.
2
Position the crank arm so it is perpendicular to the ground, pointing downward.
3
In the sensor screen of the SGX-CA500, tap [Pedaling Monitor R] and then [Calibration (Zero)] in order.
4
Tap [Start Calibration].
The calibration starts.
If the calibration is successful, "Success" appears in the [Result] field.
If "Failure" is displayed, the sensor may be calibrated in unstable condition that the crank is moving. Calibrate again with the
crank stopped.
• This product has a correction function for the zero point fluctuation caused by varying temperatures. The accuracy of this function
improves when the sensor is calibrated in different temperatures. This function cannot measure correctly if you calibrate or check the
sensor before it is acclimated to the outside temperature.
The right side pedaling monitor sensor calibration is finished. Calibrate the left side in the same way.
After finishing the calibration of the pedaling monitor sensors on both sides, check the calibration (page 24).
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