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USER MANUAL Pantera FALK

QSG_Pantera_FMI_10002_4_languages_korr.indd 17 5/17/2013 4:48:07 PMWe are delighted that you have chosen a product from Falk Outdoor! Please note the instructions on the following pages so that you can make optimum use of your PANTERA. We wish you lots of fun when out cycling with your new sports navigation device! We are delighted that you have chosen a product from Falk Outdoor! Please note the instructions on the following pages so that you can make optimum use of your PANTERA. YOUR Accessories Bicycle bracket set with 2 cable ties, combined speed and cadence meter plus magnet for spokes including 5 cable ties, heart rate strap, USB cable and Power adapter.

Socket On / off button Start and Stop for recording your track. Short press on button starts track recording and pauses it. Long press on button „Start/Stop“ fi nishes track recording.“ Touchscreen Micro-USB QSG_Pantera_FMI_10002_4_languages_korr.indd 18 5/17/2013 4:48:09 PMFitting the bracket to the bicycle handlebar You can attach the bicycle bracket to the handlebar or to the handlebar stem. Place your device with the bicycle bracket base into the bicycle bracket and lock it fi rmly in place with a turn to the right. Check whether it is fi rmly seated on the handlebar stem. FIRST STEPS

QSG_Pantera_FMI_10002_4_languages_korr.indd 19 5/17/2013 4:48:11 PMIMPORTANT INFORMATION Make sure you observe the following safety instructions in order to prevent accidents or serious injuries: This navigation device for outdoor use is merely an orientation and navigation aid which cannot be a substitute for making a sensible assessment of the situation you are in. Please in any event note the particular characteristics of the terrain and the routes you are using. Do not follow any routes or suggested routes which would entail a dangerous or illegal form of riding or would place you in a dangerous situation. The road traffi c regulations must be complied with at all times, for example when cycling, and have priority over the routes of the navigation device. Never operate the navigation device while riding and do not allow yourself to be distracted by the device while riding. Please note that United Navigation does not accept any liability for any damage caused by the device/bracket becoming detached from the bicycle. The map data which is used may include inaccurate or incomplete data. You should therefore check the calcula- ted route to see if it makes sense and choose your own alternative route if necessary. CAUTION: The navigation device is not suitable for use as a vehicle navigation system! Operating temperature: The maximum operating temperature is -10°C to 60°C.

QSG_Pantera_FMI_10002_4_languages_korr.indd 20 5/17/2013 4:48:13 PMINITIAL START-UP When you start your PANTERA for the fi rst time, enter your home address. This will allow you to be navigated home easily with just one click.“ Then enter your user data. We require this data in order to provide you with an accurate assessment of your fi tness data.

QSG_Pantera_FMI_10002_4_languages_korr.indd 21 5/17/2013 4:48:15 PMYOUR PROFILES MULTI-FLOW MENU Set own profi les You can edit your profi les via Settings > Profi les / Sensors. Here you can for example edit the user profi le that you set at the start, change your bicycle profi le if you have different types of bicycle or edit your current set bicycle profi le. On this menu, you will also fi nd the „Fitness sensors“ item. With the aid of this menu item you can connect ANT+ fi tness sensors to your PANTERA. Please follow the description here. Important:

1. The menu items „Edit bicycle profi le“ and „Fitness sensors“ relate to the bicycle profi le which is currently set.

2. In the profi le selection you also opt for a map type on which you would like to travel.

You should select the Premium Road Map if you want to be travelling exclusively on the road network in Europe. The Basic Map Plus is suitable if you mainly want to be travelling offroad. The Premium Outdoor Map* contains both types of routes.

• Optional available on shop.falk-outdoor.de

QSG_Pantera_FMI_10002_4_languages_korr.indd 22 5/17/2013 4:48:17 PMOUR COMBI SENSOR * Fitting of the combined speed and cadence meter Speed meter (S sensor) Battery compartment cover Battery change Cadence meter (C sensor)

• Applies to PANTERA products in the + series

Bicycle frame QSG_Pantera_FMI_10002_4_languages_korr.indd 23 5/17/2013 4:48:19 PMFitting the magnet for measuring the speed Please note that, before you start the sensor search on the de- vice, you must have attached both sensors to the bicycle. Please attach the magnet to one spoke. Move the wheel and then tap on your device under settings on „Search for sensor“. Please note that between the speed sensor and the magnet on a spoke there should be a gap of no more than 5 mm. Please move the S sensor on the frame so that the gap is no more than 5 mm. Please be aware that the S sensor on the frame needs to be fi tted so that it faces downwards in order to avoid damage to the spokes. Magnet Magnet S Sensor S sensor 5 mm

CONNECTING THE SPEED SENSOR *

• Applies to PANTERA products in the + series

Frame Spoke Spoke Magnet QSG_Pantera_FMI_10002_4_languages_korr.indd 24 5/17/2013 4:48:22 PMMagnet Magnet Move C sensor C sensor Fitting the magnet for measuring the cadence Please attach the magnet to the crank. Move the crank and then tap on your device under settings on „Search for sensor“. Please note that between the cadence sensor and the magnet on the crank there should be a gap of no more than 5 mm. Please move the C sensor on the frame so that the gap is no more than 5 mm. 5 mm Frame Move crank

• Applies to PANTERA products in the + series

1. Calculation possibility

2. Calculation possibility

QSG_Pantera_FMI_10002_4_languages_korr.indd 26 5/17/2013 4:48:26 PMCONNECTING THE HEART RATE METER * Then you clip the sensor to the chest strap, moisten the sen- sor contact area on the back and adjust the strap around your chest. The sensor should rest or lie below your chest. The device should now automatically fi nd the heart rate sensor; if this is not the case, then go to the „Settings“ menu, search for sensor and connect the heart rate meter.

• Applies to PANTERA products in the + series

Battery compartment cover Battery change QSG_Pantera_FMI_10002_4_languages_korr.indd 27 5/17/2013 4:48:28 PMMULTI-FLOW MENU The Pantera is equipped with the Multi-Flow Menu which allows you while you are travelling easily to switch back and forth between the map screen, the trip computer and the navigation screen by swiping across the display. To do this, simply swipe from left to right or from right to left with your fi nger across the display. On the trip computer level you can also swipe upwards with your fi nger to display further data.The menu screens of the PANTERA can also be managed easily and quickly with the Multi-Flow Menu. You can swipe both horizontally and vertically through menus and lists. Red dots at the top of the screen show you what level you are currently on. The 3 main functions of your PANTERA These 3 main functions are easily to access by sliding your fi nger horizontally over the screen. With this functionality, you always have an easy access to all relevant information during your ride.

QSG_Pantera_FMI_10002_4_languages_korr.indd 28 5/17/2013 4:48:30 PMNAVIGATION VIEW When you tap on the magnifying glass at the bottom right, you can click on the map to zoom in and out of it. Click on map: When you tap on a point on the map, the point is marked with a pin and the address or position is displayed. When you tap on „Actions“, you could for example navigate to the marked point or save the position. Active Sensors GPS-signal- quality Battery status Speed Map Compass Bicycle profi le Zoom Zoom Remaining km to destination Position Next manoeuvre Next-but-one manoeuvre Main menu Main menu Zoom Current position View Click on map Map view Click on map Move to map Distance to next manoeuvre

QSG_Pantera_FMI_10002_4_languages_korr.indd 29 5/17/2013 4:48:32 PMOn the main menu select „Destination Entry > Address“. You can use the keypad which is shown to enter fi rst the city, then the street and street number. Confi rm your entry for city, street and street number in each case by clicking on the right arrow and then on the „OK tick“ to start the route calculation. Alternatively, when it comes to entering the street, you can click on the middle button to be navi- gated to the city centre or to the middle of the street when entering the street number. As well as entering an address, other entry options are available to you such as POIs, waypoints or coordinates. DESTINATION ENTRY ROUTE OPTIONS Create your own individual route by adjusting the route options to your needs. You can set the route options after every destination entry. Or you tap on the main menu on „Settings > Route Options“. First select the means of transport (bicycle or pedestrian). Tap on „Next“. Now specify the type of route: plain gives preference to routes with inclines of 0-4% mountainous gives preference to routes with inclines of 4-8% neutral calculates the shortest route to the destination, regardless of inclines

QSG_Pantera_FMI_10002_4_languages_korr.indd 30 5/17/2013 4:48:34 PMROUTE OPTIONS Tap on „Next“. Choose the modes of transport that you want to use, prefer or avoid on the route, for example steep gradients, via ferrata or hiking trails. Confi rm your selection with „Done“. After the route calculation, you have the following options: Calculates two alternative routes Change the route options Shows the altitude profi le for the calculated route

Shows information about the route „tick“ starts the route guidance for the calculated route about the route

QSG_Pantera_FMI_10002_4_languages_korr.indd 31 5/17/2013 4:48:36 PMMY CIRCUIT Via the function „Plan tour“ you can call up the feature „my circuit“. You can now plan a circuit either from your current position or from any other point you want, such as a POI, a city or your home address. As a next step, you can set your desired parameters. This may for example be the desired distance or you can also restrict the duration of the circuit. It is possible, for example, for you to enter 20 km, or correspondingly 3 hours. In a next step, you are asked what activity you are performing. If you are out cycling and you want to do a circuit, click on „Bicycle“; if you are out walking, click on „Pedestrian“. You can now select what your circuit should look like. For example, if you would prefer to plan a more sporty route, then click on „Hilly“; if you would prefer not to climb too many hills, then click on „Flat“. Once you have done this, you can now stipulate what type of routes you would mainly like to travel on. For example, you can set it so that you will be guided primarily along cycle paths.