Lixada Bicycle Cycling Computer VZI0506850041571VY Instruction Manual

Mawu Oyamba

This manual provides detailed instructions for the Lixada Bicycle Cycling Computer, Model VZI0506850041571VY. This digital device is designed to track various cycling metrics, featuring a rechargeable battery and backlight for enhanced visibility. Please read thoroughly before use to ensure proper installation and optimal operation.

Zomwe zikuphatikizidwa

Phukusili lili ndi zigawo izi:

• Bike Computer
• Bulaketi
• Sensola
• Magnet
• Type-c USB Cable
• Pamanja

Khazikitsa

1. Kuyika kwa Battery

The Lixada Bicycle Cycling Computer and its wireless sensor require CR2032 batteries for operation. Ensure correct polarity (+ side facing upwards) when inserting the batteries.

2. Kukhazikitsa Kuzungulira kwa Mawilo

Accurate wheel circumference setting is crucial for precise speed and distance readings. You can find your tire size in the table below or measure it manually.

To manually measure, mark a spot on your tire and roll the wheel one full revolution, then measure the distance. Input this value into the computer. For example, if your tire is 26" x 1.95", input 2055.

3. Unit Setting (KM/H or M/H)

After setting the wheel circumference, you can select your preferred unit of measurement (kilometers per hour or miles per hour) using the right button and confirming with the left button.

4. Kukhazikitsa Clock

Set the clock to either 12-hour or 24-hour format, then adjust the hour and minute using the right and left buttons respectively.

5. Handlebar Mount Installation

Attach the bracket to your bicycle's handlebar using the provided zip ties. Ensure it is securely fastened and positioned for optimal viewndi.

6. Sensor and Magnet Installation

Install the wireless sensor on the front fork and the magnet on a spoke of the front wheel. The distance between the sensor and magnet should be less than 1.5mm for accurate readings. Use the provided zip ties to secure the sensor.

7. Signal Test

After installation, spin the front wheel to verify that the speed readings appear on the computer. If no readings are displayed, check the sensor and magnet alignment and distance. Ensure the distance between the computer and the sensor is less than 60cm.

Malangizo Ogwiritsira Ntchito

The Lixada Bicycle Cycling Computer offers 16 functions to monitor your cycling performance. Use the buttons on the device to navigate through different modes and settings.

Mawonekedwe amitundu

• SPD (Speedometer): Imawonetsa liwiro lapano.
• ODO (Odometer): Records total distance traveled (0.001-99999km/m).
• DST (Trip Distance): Shows distance covered in the current trip.
• MXS (Maximum Speed): Records the highest speed achieved.
• AVS (Average Speed): Calculates the average speed of the current trip.
• TM (Elapsed Time): Tracks the duration of the current trip.
• CLK (Wotchi): Displays time in 12-hour or 24-hour format.
• Kumbuyo: Imaunikira chiwonetserocho kuti chiwonekere bwino mumdima wochepa.
• SONKHANA: Cycles through various display modes automatically.

Kukhazikitsanso Data

To reset trip-specific data (DST, TM, MXS, AVS), press and hold the left button for 3 seconds while in the respective mode. This will clear the current trip data.

Kusamalira

Kusintha kwa Battery

The computer and sensor use CR2032 batteries. When the display becomes dim or erratic, it's time to replace the batteries. Ensure correct polarity during installation.

Kuyesa Kwamadzi

The device has an International Protection Rating of IP4, indicating it is protected against splashing water from any direction. It is not designed for submersion.

Sensor and Magnet Distance

Regularly check that the distance between the wireless sensor and the magnet on the spoke remains less than 1.5mm. If the distance increases, readings may become inaccurate or stop altogether. Adjust as needed.

Kusaka zolakwika

• Kuwerenga Mofulumira: Check the distance between the sensor and magnet. Ensure it is less than 1.5mm. Verify batteries are correctly installed and charged.
• Screen Difficult to Read in Daylight: Some users report screen reflectivity issues in bright sunlight. Adjust the viewing angle or consider using the backlight in shaded conditions.
• Backlight Not Staying On: The backlight may require frequent recharging or manual activation depending on the mode. Refer to the operating instructions for backlight settings.
• Kuwerenga Molakwika: Re-verify the wheel circumference setting. Ensure the sensor and magnet are securely mounted and their distance is optimal.
• Zigawo Zosowa: If any essential part (e.g., magnet) is missing upon arrival, contact the seller for support.

Zofotokozera

Chitsimikizo ndi Thandizo

For warranty information or technical support, please refer to the product packaging or contact the manufacturer directly. Keep your purchase receipt for any warranty claims.