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USER MANUAL Speedopulse 1000w TOPCOM

GB - The features described in this manual are published with reservation to modifications.

This product is in compliance with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of the R&TTE directive 1999/5/EC.

The Declaration of conformity can be found on :

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1 INTRODUCTION

Congratulations on your purchase of the Speedopulse 1000w.

The Speedopulse 1000w features a cycling computer in combination with a heartbeat monitor. It is an efficient device for fitness cycling.

2 SAFETY NOTES

Using a Heart Monitor is NOT a substitute for professional medical attention. If you suffer from heart disorder, illness or have recently taken up fitness training, it is advisable that you seek a doctor or talk to your trainer and work out a fitness plan that suits you.

Your Speedopulse 1000w is NOT a medical device.

The included heart rate monitor should only be used as a guide in maintaining a safe heart beat rate for exercises. It should NOT be relied upon as a medical heart rate monitor. If you are uncertain about how your exercise program will impact on your heart, please consult a physician.

To ensure your safety, please use the Speedopulse 1000w under a doctor or coach's direction if you have one of the following conditions:

• Cardiopulmonary disease
- Obesity.
• No exercise for an extended period of time.

3 CE MARK EN RESTRICTIONS

The CE symbol on the unit, user guide and giftbox indicates that the unit complies with the essential requirements of the R&TTE directive 1995/5/EC.

The (!) symbol next to the CE mark, indicates that the radio standard is not allowed in all European countries.

It can be used in the following countries

Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, Germany, Italy, The Netherlands, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, UK, Switzerland, Norway

Check the local regulations before using it outside the country where it was purchased. The standard may be prohibited in this country.

4 DISPOSAL OF THE DEVICE AND BATTERIES

Dispose of the unit and used batteries in an environment friendly manner.

Do not dispose of batteries in a normal household garbage.

5 CARE AND MAINTENANCE

Never use force to open the case or backside cover. DO NOT expose the unit to extreme weather conditions or cleaning agents and solvents. Avoid dropping or rough handling of the unit. Clean the device with a dry soft cloth or a soft cloth moistened with water and mild detergent. Store the device in a dry place when not in use. Take care of you chest belt. Wash the chest belt with water. Let it dry naturally, avoiding putting the chest belt under the environment of high temperature or touching the corrosive as strong acid or alkalis material.

6 BATTERY INSTALLATION

6.1 MAIN UNIT

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Remove the battery cover from the bottom of the Main Unit using a small coin. Install the 3 V battery (included in the packaging) with the positive (+) pole facing the battery cover and replace the cover.

Main Unit Battery: CR2032 (3V)

6.2 FORK MOUNTED TRANSMITTER

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Remove the battery cover from the top of the Main Unit using a small coin.

Install the 12 V battery (included in the packaging) in the transmitter with the positive (+) pole facing the battery cap. Re-install the cap with a small coin. Be sure it is sealed correctly to ensure water resistance

Transmitter Battery: 12V/ VR22 / L1028 / A23

6.3 CHEST BELT

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Remove the rubber pad.

Remove the battery cover by using a screwdriver. Insert the 12V-battery (included in the packaging) in the transmitter as per diagram. The positive(+) pole should point to the CE mark.

Replace the metal cover with a screwdriver and then attach the adhesive rubber plate on top of it.

Chest Belt Battery: 12V/ VR22 / L1028 / A23

7 INSTALLATION

7.1 MAGNET AND SENSOR

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• Attach the magnet (7) to the spoke (8) at the right side of the front wheel (5) approximately half the length from the hub.
• Attach the SENSOR (3) loosely to the right fork blade by using the cable ties (2)

Use a rubber shim (1) to ensure the sensor fits tight.

• Position the SENSOR so that the MAGNET passes within 2mm (6) of the alignment mark (5) on the transmitter as the wheel rotates
• Tighten the zip ties to hold the SENSOR securely in place and cut off the excess.

7.2 INSTALLING THE HANDLEBAR BRACKET

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• Attach the mounting bracket to the right of the handlebar stem by using a screw-driver.
• Use the rubber shims (provided) to ensure the bracket fits snuggly.
• Adjust the position of the bracket to desired angle. Tighten screws to secure bracket.

7.3 INSTALLING THE MAIN UNIT

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• Slide the Main Unit into the mounting bracket until it snaps firmly into position (1).
• To remove Main Unit from mounting bracket, press the release button (2) on the bracket and push the Main Unit forward with your thumb (3).

7.4 WEARING THE CHEST BELT

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• To ensure good transmission, make sure the transmitter's conductive pads (1) are moist, you can use water, saliva or ECG-gel (available at your local drug store or chemist shop).
• Adjust the elastic belt so that it fits tightly around your chest just below the pectoral muscles.
• Position the Chest Belt as per the diagram.

8 SETTINGS

After installing the batteries, you will automatically enter the setting menu. If you are in the measure mode, press and hold the right and left button together for 4 seconds. The unit will reset and it will enter the setting menu.

8.1 BIKE WHEEL SIZE

After initialisation, the 4 digit wheel circumference will flash on the display. On the bike wheel you can find an indication of the wheel diameter (d). The chart indicates your wheel's circumference (c).

For a more precise circumstance, multiply your wheel's diameter (d) in millimeters by 3.1416 to determine your wheel's circumference (c).

• Press the RIGHT button to adjust the first digit (hold the RIGHT button for fast forward).
• Press the LEFT button to confirm and select the next digit.
• Once all four digits are entered, press the LEFT button again to go to the KM/MILE selection.

8.2 KILOMETERS (KM) OR MILE SELECTION

d 20"-1596 22"-1759 24"-1916 26"(650A)----2073 26.5"(Tubular)----2117 26.6"(700x25C)----2124 26.8"(700x28C)----2136 27"(700x32C)----2155 28"(700B)----2237 (w/tire) ATB24"x1.75----1888 ATB26"x1.4 ----1995 ATB26"x1.5 ----2030 ATB26"x1.75----2045 ATB26"x2(650B) ----2099 27"x1 ----2136 27"x11/4 ----2155

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After setting the wheel size:

• Press the RIGHT button to select Kilometer (KM) or Mile (M) indication.
• Press the LEFT button to confirm.

8.3 AGE

After setting the KM/ Mile selection, you will see the default value for age (23) flashing. By entering your actual age and weight you will get a more accurate calculation of calories and fat burned.

• Press the RIGHT button to adjust the first digit of your age.
• Press the LEFT button to confirm.
• Repeat previous steps to enter the second digit.

8.4 WEIGHT

Note: based on your selection of KM or MILE your weight default will be kilograms (80 KG) or pounds (180 lbs.) respectively.

• After setting your age, the 1st digit of the weight will be flashing. Press the RIGHT button to adjust to desired value.
- Press the LEFT button to confirm.
- Repeat the steps to enter the second and third digits.

8.5 SETTING THE CLOCK

After the weight is confirmed, "24" should be flashing.

• Press the RIGHT button to select 12 or 24 Hour format.
• Press the LEFT button to confirm. The hour indication will flash.
• Press the RIGHT button to adjust the hour.
• Press the LEFT button to confirm. The minutes will flash.
• Press the RIGHT button to adjust the minutes.
• Press the LEFT button to confirm

8.6 MAINTENANCE WARNING INDICATOR DISTANCE

After setting the clock, the number "600" will flash. This is the default distance in KM or MILES for the Maintenance Warning function.

This function is used to remind you to maintain the key components of your bike, e.g. lubricating the chain.

• Press the RIGHT button to select 200, 400, 600 or 800
• Press the LEFT button to confirm.

Note: a "wrench" ( ) icon will flash on your screen whenever your odometer passes any multiple of your designated distance. Press the LEFT button to reset the flashing icon.

8.7 TEMPERATURE INDICATION SELECTION

After setting the maintenance warning distance:

• Press the Right button to choose between ^ and ^ .
• Press LEFT button to confirm and leave the setting menu.

9 DISPLAY & FUNCTIONS

9.1 START / STOP

Press any button to turn on the display and the wireless mounting system. The unit will automatically stop when left unused for over 5 minutes.

9.2 TOP DISPLAY

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1. SPEED COMPARATOR

A "+" or "-" sign will appear in the top right hand corner of the screen to indicate whether your Current Speed is higher or lower than your Average Speed.

2. CURRENT AND AVERAGE HEART RATE

When you wear the chest belt and your heart rate is detected, the current heart rate will be indicated on the display.

Press the right button to switch to the average heart rate. After 5 seconds it will automatically return to current heart rate.

3. CURRENT SPEED

When you ride the bike, the first number on the left side of the display indicates the current speed.

4. SPEED BAR

The current speed is also indicated by a Speed Bar that arcs across the top of the screen to match the numbers printed on the stainless steel bezel.

9.3 LOWER DISPLAY

When you press the right button, you will scroll through 6 difference display modes.

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1. TRIP DISTANCE (DST) - TRIP TIMER (TM)

• Trip Distance (DST) measures your distance for any particular ride. To reset trip distance press and hold the LEFT button for two seconds.
• The Trip Timer (TM) is turned on and off automatically based on input from the wheel sensor. Therefore, it counts only your actual riding time. To reset TM, press and hold the LEFT button for 2 seconds.

Note: Whenever DST is reset, TM and AVS will also be reset.

2. AVERAGE SPEED (AVS) - MAXIMUM SPEED (MXS)

• Your Average Speed (AVS) is calculated by Trip Distance (DST) divided by Trip Timer (TM).
• The Maximum Speed (MXS) indicates the maximum speed reached during any trip. To reset MXS, make sure MXS is displayed on your screen, then press and hold the LEFT button for two seconds.

3. CLOCK (CLK) - ODOMETER (ODO)

- Clock (CLK) indicates the current time.

- The odometer (ODO) is the total distance ridden since you installed your speedometer battery.

To keep this value when installing a new battery, follow this procedure. Within 12 minutes of installing the battery, program the Main Unit as usual. Then enter the ODO mode. Press and hold the LEFT button until the last digit flashes, press the RIGHT button to adjust the desired value. Press LEFT button to confirm. Repeat to enter all digits.

Note : Odometer saving function is allowed ONLY at the first 12 minutes after battery installation. After 12 minutes, only clock setting is possible.

4. CALORIE COUNTER (CAL) - FAT BURNED (FAT)

- Calorie Counter (CAL) is the approximate amount of calories burned during your ride. It is depending on your set age and weight (see §8.2 - §8.3) To reset CAL, press and hold the LEFT button for 2 seconds.

Note: whenever CAL is reset, FAT will also be reset.

- Fat Burned (FAT) is the approximate number of grams of fat burned during your ride. To reset FAT, press and hold the LEFT button for 2 seconds.

5. TEMPERATURE (TEMP) - STOP WATCH (SW)

- Temperature (TEMP) ranges between -10^ to 50^ (14°F to 122°F) with a resolution of 0.1^ .

- Elapsed Time / Stopwatch (SW)

Press the LEFT button to start / stop the stop watch. It counts up to 99'59"

To reset the stopwatch, press and hold the LEFT button until all digits show zeros (00'00"0).

Note: Stopwatch (SW) must be turned on and off manually and can be used to track total elapsed time regardless of whether you are riding or not.

The Trip Timer (TM) is activated by the rotation of the wheel and records only actual riding time.

6. SCAN MODE

After scrolling through all modes, the scan mode will be activated and the different display modes will appear sequentially. The scan icon appears.

Press the right button again to stop scanning.

The Top display will show the Heart Rate data on the right side in larger digits and Current Speed on the left side in smaller digits.

To reverse the locations of this data:

• Enter the DST / TM mode.
• Press and hold the LEFT button to reset DST to zero.
• Then again press the LEFT button and hold for 2 seconds, now

Current Speed will be displayed on the right in large digits and the Heart Rate data on the left.

10 SPECIFICATIONS

Heartbeat belt frequency : 77kHz - 1 channel

Cycling computer frequency : 101.3 kHz - 1 channel

Modulation: P1D - Simplex

Battery Main unit : CR2032

Battery Fork mounted unit : 12V/ VR22 / L1028 / A23

Battery Chest belt : 12V/ VR22 / L1028 / A23

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11 TOPCOM WARRANTY

11.1 WARRANTY PERIOD

The Topcom units have a 24-month warranty period. The warranty period starts on the day the new unit is purchased. Consumables or defects causing a negligible effect on operation or value of the equipment are not covered.

The warranty has to be proven by presentation of the original purchase receipt, on which the date of purchase and the unit-model are indicated.

11.2 WARRANTY HANDLING

A faulty unit needs to be returned to a Topcom service centre including a valid purchase note.

If the unit develops a fault during the warranty period, Topcom or its officially appointed service centre will repair any defects caused by material or manufacturing faults free of charge.

Topcom will at its discretion fulfil its warranty obligations by either repairing or exchanging the faulty units or parts of the faulty units. In case of replacement, colour and model can be different from the original purchased unit.

The initial purchase date shall determine the start of the warranty period. The warranty period is not extended if the unit is exchanged or repaired by Topcom or its appointed service centres.

11.3 WARRANTY EXCLUSIONS

Damage or defects caused by incorrect treatment or operation and damage resulting from use of non-original parts or accessories not recommended by Topcom are not covered by the warranty.

The warranty does not cover damage caused by outside factors, such as lightning, water and fire, nor any damage caused during transportation.

No warranty can be claimed if the serial number on the units has been changed, removed or rendered illegible.

1 EINLEITUNG

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8 I N S T E L L I N G E

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9 DISPLAY& FUNCTIONS

9.1 START / STOP

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5. TEMPERATUR (TEMP) - STOPUR (SW)

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5. TEMPERATUR (TEMP) - STOPPUR (SW)

5 STELL OG VEDLIKEHOLD

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Senderbatteri: 12V/ VR22 / L1028 / A23

6.3 BRYSTBELTE

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8.6 VEDLIKEHOLD ADVARSEL INDIKATOR AVSTAND

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