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USER MANUAL EZFit Bell

■ Improper installation of this or any other bike computer can result in an accident. Read and follow installation instructions carefully.
Call our toll free customer service department at 1-800-456-BELL if you have any questions about installation.
Check mounting hardware and transmitter installation before each ride for adjustment and secure fit.
This computer will not fit all bikes. If you cannot get a secure installation per the instruction manual, do not use this computer.

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Computer Battery (1.5V/186/LR43)

Cable TiesComputer Unit

BaTTERy INSTaIIaTION

Remove the battery cover from the bottom of the computer using a coin. Install the battery with the positive (+) pole facing out (Figure 1) and replace the cover. Should the computer screen show irregular figures, take out the battery and install again. This will clear and restart the computer.

Figure 1

MAGNET AND SENSOR INSTALLATION

Attach the speedometer sensor on the right fork of the front wheel using the cable tie. Clamp the magnet on a spoke on the right side of the front wheel (Figure 2). Adjust the position of the magnet so that when the wheel spins, the magnet will pass in front of the lower section of the sensor (Figure 3). Clearance between magnet and sensor should not be greater than 1/6'' (4mm) (Figure 4). Once it is well positioned, tighten the magnet on the spoke.

Note: Overtightening the screws can strip the threads or crack the assembly, so use caution.

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MOUNTING BRaCkET

Attach the mounting bracket to the handlebar by using two cable ties as shown. Make sure the mounting bracket is clamped tightly and will not slip on the handlebar.

Bracket can be attached to either the left or right hand side of the handlebar.

COMPUTER

Slide computer into mounting bracket, toward seat until it is inserted all the way into the bracket. To check for proper installation, spin the front wheel when the computer is in speedometer mode (see next pages for speedometer mode set-up). The speed should appear on the screen.

IMPORTANT: To remove computer from mounting bracket, wrap forefinger around the front of the mounting bracket and push the computer away from you with your thumb.

SENSOR WIRING

Route the sensor wire up the fork blade, using the cable ties to secure it at the bottom and crown. Wire must not hang loosely. Leave enough slack to allow wheel to turn right and left freely. Route the remaining wire around the front brake cable and to the handlebar. Excess wire should be carefully looped and secured to the stem with a cable tie.

Note: Make sure cable tie ends are cut so as to not interfere with operation of bicycle.

WhEEI SizE INPUT

After installing the battery, a default wheel factor will appear with the last digit scrolling. Use the Wheel Diameter Size Chart on the next page to find the correct wheel factor (c). In the event your tire size is not included in this chart, multiply your wheel diameter (d) in millimeters by 3.1416 to determine the correct wheel factor (c).

To enter the correct wheel factor into the computer, each digit will need to be set individually. Press the button when the correct digit for your wheel factor appears. This will lock in the correct digit and the next digit to the left will begin to scroll. Repeat until all four correct digits are entered.

To return to the Wheel Size Input screen, remove the battery or push and hold the button for two seconds when in Odometer (OD0) mode.

Note: All functions will be reset at that time.

d is the diameter of wheel in millimeters

WHEEL DIAMETER SIZE CHART

Wheel Wheel Diameter (d) Factor (c)

20" 1596

22" 1759

24" 1916

26" (650A) 2073

26.4" (700 x 20C) 2107

26.5" (Tubular) 2117

26.6" (700 x 25C) 2124

26.8" (700 x 28C) 2136

Wheel Wheel Diameter (d) Factor (c)
27" (700 x 32C) 2155
27" x 1.25 2155
28" (700B) 2237
ATB 24" x 1.75	1888
ATB 26" x 1.4	1995
ATB 26" x 1.5	2030
ATB 26" x 1.75	2045
ATB 26" x 2 (650B)	2099

km/MIIE SELECTION

After wheel size input, the KM/MILE selection screen will appear with KM and Mile flashing alternately. Press the button while desired mode appears in the screen to lock it in. The unit is then switched to speedometer mode and is now ready for use.

FUNCTION NavlgaTION

The speedometer is now ready to use. Press the button to move between the available functions.

aUTO STaRT/STOP

To preserve the battery, the cycle computer will automatically switch off if the unit is stopped or left unused for more than 5 minutes. The display will reappear when the button is pressed or when the unit detects input from the sensor.

SPEEDOMETER

Instantaneous Speed is indicated on the top line. The range of measurement is from 0 to 99M / hr (0 to 99KM / hr ) and the accuracy is +/- 0.5 M/hr (KM/hr).

ODOMETER (ODO)

Total Distance travelled is indicated by ODO and displayed on the bottom line. To reset the Odometer, press and hold the button for two seconds when in ODO mode or remove the battery.

Note: Resetting the Odometer will reset all funtions to zero, and will also require re-entering the Wheel Size.

Press the button to enter Trip Distance (DST) mode.

TRIP DISTANCE (DST)

Trip Distance is indicated by DST and is displayed on the bottom line. Trip Distance is activated automatically with speedometer input. To reset the Trip Distance, press and hold the button for two seconds when in DST mode.

Note: Resetting the Trip Distance will also reset the Trip Timer (TM) to zero.

Press the button to enter Trip Timer (TM) mode.

TRIP TIMER (TM)

Trip Timer is indicated by TM and is displayed on the bottom line. Trip Timer is activated automatically with speedometer input (on when you ride and off when you stop). It records only the time spent actually riding. To reset the Trip Timer to zero, press and hold the button for two seconds when in DST mode.

Press the button to return to Odometer (ODO) mode.

TROUBLESHOOTING

PROBLEM CAUSE

No speedometer reading	Improper magnet/sensor alignment or dead battery or computer not inserted all the way into mounting bracket.
Slow display response	Temperature outside of operating limits (0–55 degrees C or 32–130 degrees F).
Black display	Temperature too hot, or display exposed to direct sunlight too long.
Display readout fades or shows the wheel size setting mode abnormally	Poor battery contacts or low/dead battery.
No trip distance reading	Improper magnet/sensor alignment or dead battery or computer not inserted all the way into mounting bracket.
Display shows irregular figures	Poor battery contacts or low/dead battery.

NOTES

FUNCTIONES

■ Velocimetro 0-99.9 KM/hr o M/hr
Odometro (ODO) 0-9999 KM o M
Distancia del viaje (DST) 0-999.99 KM o M

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