Cateye OS 1.0 Manuel utilisateur

Model OS1.0

REFERENCE GUIDE

personal cyclocomputer

2OS 1.0

Introduction

Thank you very much for purchasing the CAT EYE OS 1.0.

Read "SETUP GUIDE" first, for the installation and the basic operation of the product.

Read this "REFERENCE GUIDE" when you want to know more about the CAT EYE OS 1.0.

Important

Warning!

• Do not give excessive attention to the monitor or the data. Always pay attention to

the road, traffic and your surroundings.

• Keep this product away from children. If children should use this product, they

should have adult supervision.

• Dispose of the used batteries properly. Keep batteries out of children's reach. In

case a battery is swallowed, contact a doctor immediately.

Caution!

•Avoid dropping or severely jarring the main unit.

•Avoid exposing the main unit to direct sun light for extended periods of time.

•Do not disassemble the main unit.

•Do not apply chemicals (thinner or benzene) to the unit.

•Static electricity could cause a function error, resulting in abnormal display of the data.

•Periodically check the positions and mounting conditions of the magnet and the sensor.

1. Buttons ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3

2. Functions -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4

3. Restart/Format/Setup ---------------------------------------------------------------- 6

4. Menu Screen ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 8-12

5. Troubleshooting --------------------------------------------------------------------- 13

6. Specifications ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 14

• Optional parts/Limited Warranty ----------------------------------------------- 15

• Registration --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 16

OS 1.0 3

1. Buttons

See how the four buttons work in the various modes.

START/STOP button (ENTER)

Normally this button starts and stops timer that effects the other functions like average speed,

etc.When measuring, the speed scale icon flashes.

While setting up the unit this button enters and completes each selection.

MODE button (SELECT: FWD/REV)

Normally this button switches the function of the lower display. In the setting mode this

button forwards and reverses among options.The right button is FWD (forward) and the left

button is REV (reverse).

MENU button

This button is used to review past data or to change settings.

RESTART button

This button is used only after replacing the battery or when screen freezes or appears erratic.

Reset operation (Resetting the screen data)

Press START/STOP/ENTER button and either of MODE/SELECT but-

ton simultaneously to reset daily ride data of Trip Distance, Average

Speed and Elapsed Time.Total Distance (Odo) and Clock Time are

not effected.

1Screen

2Battery life indicator

3Selected tire icon

4Auto mode icon

5Speed scale icon

6Pacer

7Selected function icon

REV FWD

MODE button (SELECT)

RESTART button

START/STOP

button

(ENTER)

MENU button

Press simultaneously

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2. Functions

Current Speed

Current Speed always displays in the upper display.The data is updated

once a second. When the font size is 100%, Current Speed appears be-

tween Clock Time and Elapsed Time and is indicated by the flashing Spd

icon. 0.0(3.0)-65.9 mph [0.0(4.0)-105.9 km/h]

Elapsed Time

This is the ride time from the start to the present and shown in hours, min-

utes and seconds. Performing a reset operation returns the data to zero.

After 9.59.59 the timer will continue counting from 0.00.00. 0.00.00 - 9.59.59

Trip Distance

The trip distance from the start to the present time is displayed.Performing

a reset operation returns the data to zero. 0.00 - 99999.99 mile [km]

Average Speed

The average speed from the start to the present time is displayed.Performing

a reset operation returns the data to zero.When the trip distance exceeds

99999.99km or the elapsed time exceeds 99:59'59", [ERROR] will appear on

the display and calculation of Average Speed will no longer compute.

0.0 - 65.9 mph [0.0 - 105.9 km/h]

Maximum Speed

The maximum instantaneous speed from the start to the present time is dis-

played. Performing a reset operation returns the data to zero. Maximum

speed is calculated regardless if the ride timer is on.

0.0(3.0)-65.9 mph [0.0(4.0)-105.9 km/h]

Total Distance

The odometer distance is accumulated continuously. It is not effected by

performing a reset operation. Odometer distance is calculated regardless if

the ride timer is on. 0.0 - 999999.9 mile [km]

Clock Time

Time is displayed in 12h or 24h mode.

* The font size of the sample screens in this page is 70:30.

OS 1.0 5

Pace arrow

The pace arrow indicates if the current speed is faster or slower than the

average speed. If the current speed is equal to the average speed, both

arrows appear.

Eco mode (Sleep mode)

When the main unit is left without receiving any signal for about five min-

utes, the display goes blank.When any main button is pressed, or the

wheel starts again, the screen wakes up and returns to normal display.

Auto mode

When Auto Mode is on, the unit automatically starts/stops measuring func-

tions related to the timer when the wheel is spinning. icon comes on. In

the default state, Auto Mode is off.

Battery life indicator

If this indicator appears, the battery is beginning to run down.When the

indicator first appears, the battery will last for about one month.When the

indicator begins flashing there are about 10 days remaining. Replace the

battery at this time.

Note: Depending on the environment, the battery life indicator might ap-

pear earlier than expected.Use the indicator as a rough standard.

If the display does not become darker even after adjusting the dis-

play contrast, it is time to replace the battery.

Replacing battery

Battery life: approximately 1 year (if used for 1 hour a day)

In the Menu Screen, battery runs down faster than the normal

measuring screen.

After replacing the battery, press RESTART button on the back

of the main unit (refer to page 6.)

Caution!The RESTART operation will erase ElapsedTime,

Trip Distance, Average Speed, Maximum Speed

and ClockTime. Set ClockTime correctly after re-

placing the battery.

RESTART

Open CR2032

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3. Restart/Format/Setup

Restart operation

(1.When erratic data appears; 2.After replacing battery)

After replacing the battery, the electric current can be unstable which might

effect the operation of the OS1.0.To avoid this you must press the RESTART

button after replacing the battery.

Note: After restart operation, Elapsed Time, Trip Distance, Average Speed,

Maximum Speed and Clock Time is erased. Set Clock Time again.

Format operation

(1.Before first use; 2.When erasing all the stored data)

Caution: Take note that all the data is erased by this operation.

If you want to stop format operation, select "NO" and

the unit returns to measuring screen.

This operation erases all the data and settings.

1. Hold down both MODE/SELECT buttons simultaneously, press and

release RESTART button.The message "FORMAT?" appears.

2. Select "YES" and press ENTER/START/STOP button.

Once format operation is done, the unit need to be set up from the

first step.

Setup

In addition to Quick Setup that is writ-

ten in the Setup guide, there is Custom

Setup (see the next page). In the Cus-

tom Setup, you can select only your fa-

vorite functions that you want to use,

and you can also choose your preferred

font size and input your personal data.

Note: By pressing the two SELECT/

MODE buttons simultaneously

you can go back to the next pre-

vious screen.

Setup process

Goes to previous screen

Speed scale setting

Tire size setting

Date setting

Time scale setting

Clock time setting

Custom setup entrance

Setup finished

YES

Function customizing

Font size setting

Personal data input

Setup finished

QUICK SETUP CUSTOM SETUP

OS 1.0 7

Setup finished

70:30(%) 50:50(%) 30:70(%) 100(%)

Custom setup

To personalize your Cat Eye OS1.0, selectYES in e Custom setup prompt.

Function customizing

You can choose to display just the functions you would like. Press EN-

TER/START/STOP button to select each function you would like to dis-

play.You can also simply SELECT ALL to display all seven cyclocomputer

functions.you can choose any of the following 6 functions (current speed

is always displayed):ElapsedTime,Trip Distance, Average Speed, Maxi-

mum Speed, Total Distance and Clock.To complete function custom-

ization navigate to "FINISHED" and press ENTER/START/STOP button.

(Refer to page12.)

Font size

Choose a display percentage font size.

Personal data input

Input your name. Up

to 16 letters can be

input. (Refer to page

12.)

Setup finished

You can change the settings later in the MENU screen. Refer to

pages 8-12.

Input your birth-

day by month

and day (mm/

dd).

8OS 1.0

FWD

(

SELECT

)

REV

(

SELECT

)

FWD

(

SELECT

)

REV

(

SELECT

)

FWD

(

SELECT

)

REV

(

SELECT

)

ENTER

(

START

STOP

)

ENTER

(

START

STOP

)

4. Menu Screen

When MENU button is pressed, the screen changes from measuring screens to menu

screens.

Measuring screen Menu screens are divided into two categories:

"Data Review" reviews the previous recorded data;

"Function Setting" allows you to change various settings.

Note: In the Menu Screen, battery runs down faster than the normal

measuring screen.

Data review

Refer to page 9

Function setting

Refer to

page 10-12

Maximum

speed

ever

recorded

Yearly

distance

Monthly

distance

Tire size

setting

Date

setting Function

customiz-

ing

Display

contrast

setting

Personal

distance

Mode

navigation

on/off

Personal

data

input

Font

size

setting

Clock

time

setting

Auto

mode

on/off

Clockwise

Counter-

clockwise

ClockwiseCounterclockwise

Last ride

day data

Weekly

distance

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Data review

Checks and reviews the accumulated data of the past.Press MENU button again to return

to measuring screen.

Last ride day data

Shows all the data measured in the last ride day (0:00 -

23:59 or midnight to midnight).When the clock passes mid-

night, the day's data is memorized as the "last ride day data".

Maximum speed ever recorded

The maximum speed ever recorded in the past is displayed

together with the recorded date.

Yearly distance The yearly distance is displayed for the past

six years.

Press ENTER/START/STOP button and the

screen shows the data in the graph format.

(Maximum value of the graph: 12000km)

Monthly distance The monthly distance is displayed for one

year. Press ENTER/START/STOP button

and the screen shows the data in the graph

format by six months period.

(Maximum value of the graph: 1200km)

Weekly distance Aweek's tripdistance isdisplayed day byday.

Press ENTER/START/STOP button and the

screen shows the data in the graph format.

(Maximum value of the graph: 120km)

Caution! If clock time setting is changed during use, incorrect data may accumulate.

ENTER

SELECT

(MODE)

SELECT

(MODE)

SELECT

(MODE)

SELECT

(MODE)

(

START

STOP

)

ENTER

(

START

STOP

)

ENTER

(

START

STOP

)

ENTER

(

START

STOP

)

ENTER

(

START

STOP

)

ENTER

(

START

STOP

)

ENTER

(

START

STOP

)

ENTER

(

START

STOP

)

10 OS 1.0

Menu Screen (continued)

Function setting

The function setting screens allow you to change various programmed

functions. At any time press MENU button to return to normal mea-

suring screens.

Note: By pressing the two SELECT/MODE but-

tons simultaneously you can go back to

the previous on screen. Goes to previous screen

Auto mode

When Auto mode is on, the unit automatically starts/stops mea-

suring, whenever the computer receives a signal. icon will be

on when it is activated.

Clock time setting

Changes the clock time setting.When you

have selected 12h mode, take note of the

AM/PM icon.

Font size setting

Select your preferred font size from the four combina-

tions.

Note: When digits exceed the screen size the figures

are automatically reduced. In the default figure it is

70:30.

Personal data input

You can input your name and birthday. Up to 16 letters

can be input for the name.(Refer to page 12.)

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