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CATEYEURBAN WIRELESS

CYCLOCOMPUTERCC-VT240W

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•Thisinstructionmanualissubjecttochangewithoutnotice.Seeourwebsiteforthelatestinstructionmanual(PDF).

•Pleasevisitourwebsite,whereadetailedQuickStartmanualcontainingvideoscanbedownloaded.

http://www.cateye.com/products/detail/CC-VT240W/manual/

Setting up the computer

Mounting the computer

Starting measurement

Changing settings

Warning/CautionProduct Warranty, etc.

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Mounting the computer

1 Mount the bracket

•Whenmountingonstem

•Whenmountingonhandlebar

When mounting the bracket on a handle-bar, adjust the angle of the bracket so that the back of the computer faces the speed sensor when the computer is attached.

Stem

Handlebar

Bracketband

Bracketband

Bracket

Bracket

Correct Wrong

Bracketrubberpad

Bracketrubberpad

Cut

Bracketband

Bracket Dial

Bracketrubberpad Speedsensor

Sensorrubberpad Nylontie

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Magnet

Cuttingbandaftermounting

CAUTION:Cutthebracketbandsothatcutendwillnotcauseinjury.

Dial

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SENSOR ZONE SENSOR ZONE

Max.70 cm(27”)

Mounting the computer

2 Mount the speed sensor

Mount the speed sensor in a posi-tion where the distance from thecomputer to the speed sensor iswithin the signal range.

3 Mount the magnet

Speedsensor

CutSensorrubberpad

Nylontie

Pulltight

•Mountingonleftfrontfork

•Mountingonrightfrontfork

To sensor zoneSpoke

Magnet

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SENSOR ZONE

SENSOR ZONE

5 mm

Mounting the computer

5 Attach/detach computer

6 Test operation

Afterattachingthecomputer,rotatethefrontwheelgentlytocheckthatcurrentspeedisdisplayedonthecomputer.Ifthespeedisnotdisplayed,refertotheattachmentconditionsinsteps1,2,and4

again.

4 Adjust the speed sensor and the magnet

The magnet passes throughthe speed sensor zone.

The clearance between thespeed sensor and the magnetis within 5 mm (3/16”).

*Themagnetmaybemountedatanypositiononspokeaslongasattachmentconditionsaresatisfied.

Holdcomputer.

Pushoutsothatfrontliftsup.

Click

Magnet

Sensor zone

Speedsensor(3/16”)

Speedsensor

Magnet

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When using the computer for the first time or resetting it to its factory default settings, clear all computer data following the procedure below.

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AC

MODE

MENU MODE

MODE

AC

Batterycasecover

Shortpress

Longpress(2sec.)

1 Clear all data.

PresstheACbuttononthebackofthecomputer.

*Alldataisdeletedandthecomputerisresettoitsfactorydefaultsettings.

2 Select the measurement unit.

Select“km/h”or“mph”.

3 Select the tire size.

Simple setting:WhenMODEispressed,26”→700C→27”→27.5”→29”→205[]→16”→18”→20”→22”→24”and26”willappear,inthisorder.Selectthetiresize(inch)ofyourbicycle.

Advanced settings (For more accurate measurement):Display205[]onthescreen,andpressandholdMODEtoenterthetiresizeofyourbicycleincm.PressingMODEchangesthevalue,andpressingandholdingMODEmovestothenextdigit.

*Fordetailsonthetirecircumference,see“Tirecircumference”(page7).

MODE

MENU

MENU

MENU

MODE

MODE

MODE

Setting up the computer

km/h↔mph

Confirm

Switchsize

Increasenumbers

Movetonextdigit(Pressandhold)

Confirm

Confirm

Inch

L = 100 – 299 cm

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4 Set the clock.

EachtimetheMODEbuttonispressedandheld,settingsswitchfromtimedisplaymode,tohours,tominutes.

*When12hisselected,A(AM)orP(PM)isdisplayedatthetopofthescreen.

5 Press MENU to complete setup.

Setupiscompletedandthecomputerswitchestothemeasurementscreen.Forinstructionsonhowtostartmeasurement,referto“Startingmeasurement”(page8).

MODE

MENU

MODE

Setupcomplete

Switchitemorincreasenumbers

Switchscreenormovetonextdigit(Pressandhold)

Setting up the computer

Timedisplaymode(24hor12h)

MinutesHours

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Tire circumferenceTirecircumferencecanbedeterminedbyeitherofthefollowingtwomethods:

•Measuretheactualtirecircumference(L)Afterensuringthatthetirepressureisappropriate,sitonyourbike,rollitforwardsothatthetiremakesonefullrevolution(usethevalveorothermarkingasareference),andmeasurethedis-tancetraveledontheroad.

•Tiresizechart*ThetiresizeorETRTOcodeisindicatedonthesideofthetire.

ETRTO Tire size L (cm)

40-254 14x1.50 10247-254 14x1.75 10640-305 16x1.50 11947-305 16x1.75 12054-305 16x2.00 12528-349 16x1-1/8 12937-349 16x1-3/8 13032-369 17x1-1/4(369) 13440-355 18x1.50 13447-355 18x1.75 13532-406 20x1.25 14535-406 20x1.35 14640-406 20x1.50 14947-406 20x1.75 15250-406 20x1.95 15728-451 20x1-1/8 15537-451 20x1-3/8 16237-501 22x1-3/8 17740-501 22x1-1/2 17947-507 24x1.75 18950-507 24x2.00 19354-507 24x2.125 19725-520 24x1(520) 175

24x3/4Tubular 17928-540 24x1-1/8 18032-540 24x1-1/4 19125-559 26x1(559) 19132-559 26x1.25 19537-559 26x1.40 20140-559 26x1.50 20147-559 26x1.75 20250-559 26x1.95 20554-559 26x2.10 20757-559 26x2.125 20758-559 26x2.35 20875-559 26x3.00 217

ETRTO Tire size L (cm)28-590 26x1-1/8 19737-590 26x1-3/8 20737-584 26x1-1/2 210

650CTubular26x7/8 19220-571 650x20C 19423-571 650x23C 19425-571 650x25C26x1(571) 19540-590 650x38A 21340-584 650x38B 21125-630 27x1(630) 21528-630 27x1-1/8 21632-630 27x1-1/4 21637-630 27x1-3/8 21740-584 27.5x1.50 20850-584 27.5x1.95 20954-584 27.5x2.1 21557-584 27.5x2.25 21818-622 700x18C 20719-622 700x19C 20820-622 700x20C 20923-622 700x23C 21025-622 700x25C 21128-622 700x28C 21430-622 700x30C 21532-622 700x32C 216

700CTubular 21335-622 700x35C 21738-622 700x38C 21840-622 700x40C 22042-622 700x42C 22244-622 700x44C 22445-622 700x45C 22447-622 700x47C 22754-622 29x2.1 22956-622 29x2.2 23060-622 29x2.3 233

Setting up the computer

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Sensor signal icon Flashesinsyncwithasensorsignal.

Pace arrowIndicateswhetherthecurrentspeedisfaster( )orslower( )thantheaveragespeed.

MENU

Switching current functionPressingMODEswitchesthecurrentfunctiondisplayedatthebottomofthescreen.

Starting measurement

Onthemeasurementscreen,pressMENUtogotothemenuscreen.Varioussettingscanbechangedonthemenuscreen.

[Measurement screen]

MODE MODE

MODEMODE

MODE

MODE

MODE

*1: Av(AverageSpeed)displays.EinsteadofthemeasurementvaluewhenTm(ElapsedTime)exceedsapproximately27hoursorDst(TripDistance)exceeds999.99km.Resetthemeasurementdata.

*2: Calorieconsumptionisacumulativevaluebasedonspeedcalculatedatonesecondintervals.Valuesforcalorieconsumptionperhourareshownbelow.Usethevaluesinthischartasareference.Speed 10km/h[mph] 20km/h[mph] 30km/h[mph]

Kcal per hour 67.3kcal[155.2kcal] 244.5kcal[768.2kcal] 641.6kcal[2297.2kcal]

Current speed0.0(4.0)–105.9km/h[0.0(3.0)–65.9mph]

Measurement unit

Current function

Average Speed (*1)0.0–105.9km/h[0.0–65.9mph]

Maximum Speed0.0(4.0)–105.9km/h[0.0(3.0)–65.9mph]

Elapsed Time0:00’00”–9:59’59”

Trip Distance0.00–999.99km[mile]

Total distance0–99999km[mile]

Calorie Consumption (*2)0–99999kcal

Clock0:00–23:59or1:00–12:59

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Starting/stopping measurementMeasurementstartsautomaticallywhenthebicyclemoves.Duringmeasurementthemeasurementunit(km/hormph)flashes.

Resetting dataPressingandholdingtheMODEbuttonwhenonthemeasurementscreenresetsallmeasurementdatato0(excludingOdo).

Power-saving functionIfthecomputerdoesnotreceiveanysignalfor10minutes,thepower-savingscreenisactivatedandonlytheclockisdisplayed.IfMODEispressedorasensorsignalisreceivedwhilethepow-ersavingscreenisactivated,thecomputerreturnstothemeasure-mentscreen.

*Ifthecomputerisleftonthepower-savingscreenfor1hour,SLEEPisdisplayed.Whenthecomputerisinthisstate,youcanreturntothemeasurementscreenbypressingtheMODEbutton.

Starting measurement [Measurement screen]

MODE

Measurementstarts

Measurementstops

1hour

10minutes

Sleep

Power-savingscreen

Measurement screen

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Changing settings

Measurementscreen Menuscreen Description

Onthemeasurementscreen,pressMENUtogotothemenuscreen.Varioussettingscanbechangedonthemenuscreen.

*Afterchangingsettings,alwayspressMENUtoconfirmchanges.*Whenthemenuscreenisleftonfor1minute,thecomputerreturnstothemeasurementscreen.

[Menu screen]

Tire size selectionYoucanusethesimplesettingmethod(selectthesizeininches)ortheadvancedsettingmethod(enterthetirecircumference)tosetthetiresize.

*Fordetailsonthetirecircumference,see“Tirecircumference”(page7).

MODE

Increasenumbers

MODE

Increasenumbers

MODE

Increasenumbers

MODESwitchsize

Advanced settingsWiththismethod,themeasurementscanbeper-formedmoreaccurately.

Simple setting

Inch

L = 100 – 299 cm

MENU

MENU

MODE(Pressandhold)

Change setting

MENU

Confirm

MODE

MODE

Movetonextdigit(Pressandhold)

MODE

Movetonextdigit(Pressandhold)

MODE(Pressandhold)

MODE(Pressandhold)

700c

27"

27.5"

29"

24"

22"

20"

18"

16"

MODEMODE

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MenuscreenMeasurementscreen Description

Changing settings [Menu screen]

ClockLetsyousettheclock.

*When12hisselected,A(AM)orP(PM)isdisplayedatthetopofthescreen.

Manual distance inputLetsyousettotaldistancetraveledmanually.(0-99999km[miles])*Settinganarbitraryvaluefortotaldistanceal-lowsyoutostartfromthevalueyouentered.Thisisusefulwhenyouhavejustpurchasedanewbicycleorwhenreplacingthecomputerbattery.

MODE

Increasenumbers

MODE

Increasenumbers

MENU MODE

MENU

MODE(Pressandhold)

MODE(Pressandhold)

MODE

12h ↔ 24h

Select display

MODE

Increasenumbers

Set “hours”

MODE

Increasenumbers

Set “minutes”

MODE(Pressandhold)

Change setting

MODE(Pressandhold)

MODE

MODE

MODE(Pressandhold)

Change setting

Movetonextdigit

MODE(Pressandhold)

MENU

MENU

Confirm

Confirm

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MenuscreenMeasurementscreen Description

Changing settings [Menu screen]

Select measurement unitLetsyouselectthemeasurementunit(km/hormph).

km/h↔mphMODE

MODE(Pressandhold)

Change setting

MENU

Confirm

MENU

MENU

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Warning / Caution

•Donotconcentrateonthecomputerwhileriding.Alwaysridesafely.•Mountthemagnet,sensor,andbracketsecurely,andcheckthemperiodicallytoen-surethattheyarenotloose.

•Ifabatteryisswallowedaccidentally,consultadoctorimmediately.•Donotleavethecomputerindirectsunlightforalongperiodoftime.•Donotdisassemblethecomputer.•Donotdropthecomputer.Doingsomayresultinmalfunctionordamage.•Alwaystightenthebracketbanddialbyhand.Usingatoolorotherobjecttotightenthedialmaycrushthescrewthread.

•Whencleaningthecomputerandaccessories,donotusethinners,benzine,oralcohol.•Riskofexplosionifbatteryisreplacedbyanincorrecttype.Disposeofusedbatteriesaccordingtolocalregulations.

•TheLCDscreenmaybedistortedwhenviewedthroughpolarizedsunglasslenses.

Wireless SensorThespeedsensorisdesignedwithamaximumsignalrangeof70cm(27”),toreducethechanceofinterference.(Thesignalrangeisintendedtoserveasaroughguideonly.)Whenhandlingthewirelesssensor,notethefollowing:

•Signalscannotbereceivedifthedistancebetweenthespeedsensorandthecomputeristoolarge.

•Signalrangemaybeshortenedduetolowtemperatureandflatbatteries.•Signalscanbereceivedonlywhenthebackofthecomputerisfacingthespeedsensor.Interferencemayoccur,resultinginmalfunction,ifthecomputeris:

•NearaTV,PC,radio,ormotor,orinacarortrain.•Closetoarailroadcrossing,railwaytracks,TVtransmitterstation,orradarstation.•Usedwithotherwirelessdevicesorcertainbattery-poweredlights.

Appendix

ThisdevicecomplieswithPart15oftheFCCRules.Operationissubjecttothefollowingtwocondi-tions:(1)Thisdevicemaynotcauseharmfulinterference,and(2)thisdevicemustacceptanyinterfer-encereceived,includinginterferencethatmaycauseundesiredoperation.ModificationsTheFCCrequirestheusertobenotifiedthatanychangesormodificationsmadetothisdevicethatarenotexpresslyapprovedbyCatEyeCo.,Ltd.Mayvoidtheuser’sauthoritytooperatetheequipment.

Hereby,CATEYECo.,Ltd.,declaresthatthisCC-VT240WisincompliancewiththeessentialrequirementsandotherrelevantprovisionsofDirective1999/5/EC.

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MaintenanceIfthecomputeroraccessoriesbecomedirty,cleanwithasoftclothwhichismoistenedwithmildsoap.

Replacing the battery•ComputerWhenthedisplaybecomesdim,replacethebattery.Insertanewlithiumbattery(CR2032)withthe(+)sideup.

*Afterreplacingthebattery,alwaysfollowtheproceduredescribedin“Settingupthecomputer”(page5).

*Ifyoumakeanoteofthetotaldistancevaluebeforereplac-ingthebattery,youwillbeabletocontinuefromthesametotaldistancebyenteringitafterreplacingthebattery.

•SpeedsensorWhenthespeedisnotdisplayedevenafteradjustingcor-rectly,itistimetoreplacethebattery.Insertanewlithiumbattery(CR2032)withthe(+)sideupandclosethebatterycoverfirmly.

*Afterreplacingthebattery,adjustthepositionofthemagnetrelativetothespeedsensorasdescribedin“Mountingthecomputer”(page4)step4.

TroubleshootingThe sensor signal reception icon does not flash. (Speed is not displayed.)

•Istheretoomuchclearancebetweenthespeedsensorandthemagnet?(Clearanceshouldbewithin5mm(3/16”).)

•Doesthemagnetpassthroughthesensorzonecorrectly?Adjustthepositionofthemagnetand/orthespeedsensor.

•Isthecomputermountedatthecorrectangle?Ensurethatthebackofthecomputerfacesthespeedsensor.

•Arethecomputerandthespeedsensormountedatthecorrectdistanceapart?(Clearanceshouldbefrom20to70cm(8”to27”).)Ensurethatthespeedsensoriswithinrange.

•Isthecomputerorspeedsensorbatteryflat?*Batteryperformancediminishesinwinter.Ifthecomputerreactsonlywhenitisclosetothespeedsensor,theproblemmaybeduetoweakbatteries.Replacethebatterieswithnewonesasdescribedin“Replacingthebattery”.

The display remains blank when the button is pressed.Replacethecomputerbatteryasdescribedin“Replacingthebattery”.

Incorrect data appear.Clearallaccordingtotheproceduredescribedin“Settingupthecomputer”(page5).

COIN

CR2032

COIN

CR2032

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Main specifications

Batteries usedBattery life

ComputerLithiumbattery(CR2032)x1/Approx.1year(Ifusedfor1houraday;actualbatterylifewillvarydependingonusageconditions.)

Speedsensor Lithiumbattery(CR2032)x1/Totaldistanceapprox.10000km[6,250miles]

* Averagevaluewhenusedattemperatureof20°Cwithcomputerandsensormounted65cmapart.

* Lifeofpre-installedbatterymaybeshorterthanindicatedabove.

Controller 4bit,1-chipmicrocomputer(Crystalcontrolledoscillator)

Display Liquidcrystal

Sensor Non-contactmagneticsensor

Signal range 20to70cm(8”to27”)

Tire size to be selected

26”,700c,27”,27.5”,29”,16”,18”,20”,22”and24”,ortirecircumferenceof100cm-299cm(initialvalue:26inch)

Operating tem-perature range

32°F–104°F(0°C–40°C)(Guaranteedoperatingtemperaturerange:Displayvisibilitymaydeteriorateoutsidethisrange.)

Dimensions/ weight

Computer 2-3/16”x1-29/64”x21/32”(55.5x37x16.5mm)/0.93oz(26.4g)

Speedsensor 1-41/64”x1-27/64”x19/32”(41.5x36x15mm)/0.53oz(15g)

* Specificationsanddesignaresubjecttochangewithoutnotice.

Appendix

LIMITED WARRANTY2-Years Computer/Speed Sensor Only(Accessories and Battery Consumption Excluded)CatEyecyclecomputersarewarrantedtobefreeofdefectsfrommaterialsandworkmanshipforaperiodoftwoyearsfromoriginalpurchase.Iftheproductfailstoworkduetonormaluse,CatEyewillrepairorreplacethedefectatnocharge.ServicemustbeperformedbyCatEyeoranautho-rizedretailer.Toreturntheproduct,packitcarefullyandenclosethewarrantycertificate(proofofpurchase)withinstructionforrepair.Pleasewriteortypeyournameandaddressclearlyonthewarrantycertificate.Insurance,han-dlingandtransportationchargestoCatEyeshallbebornebypersondesiringservice.ForUKandREPUBLICOFIRELANDconsumers,pleasereturntotheplaceofpurchase.Thisdoesnotaffectyourstatutoryrights.PleaseregisteryourCatEyeproductonthewebsite.http://www.cateye.com/en/support/regist/

Standard accessories

Optional accessories

1602190NPartskit

1602196Speedsensor(SPD-01)

1603891Speedsensor(SPD-02)

1600280NBracketband

1602193Bracket

1699691NWheelmagnet

1665150Lithiumbattery

1602980Nylontiebracket

1602194Bracketkit

1604100Out-frontbracket