Sigma BC 16.12 Manuel utilisateur

BC 16.12 /BC 16.12

BIKE COMPUTER TOPLINE

FUNCTIONS

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TUTORIAL:

INSTALLATION

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Contents

1. Introduction to the BC 16.12 / BC 16.12 STS 02

1.1 Initial use 02

1.2 Navigation principle 03

1.3 Set-up 04

2. Functions / Properties 04

2.1 General 04

2.2 Special functions 06

2.3 STS features 06

3. Settings / Deletion 08

3.1 Settings 08

3.2 Determining the wheel size 08

3.3 Deleting the functions 08

4. Important Notes / Troubleshooting 09

4.1 Technical data 09

5. Warranty Conditions 11

1. Introduction to the BC 16.12 / BC 16.12 STSENGLISH

You can find the CE declaration under:

www.sigmasport.com

1.1 Initial use

The bike computer comes in “deep sleep mode”.

To exit this mode, press and hold the MODE 1 and

SET buttons for five seconds.

On waking up, the bike computer

will be in active mode.

To access the settings,

press the SET button.

1.2.1 Button functions 1.2.2 Assigning the functions

1.2 Navigation principle

RESET button for

– Deleting the

current values

– Scrolling backward

You can access the following

functions by pressing the

MODE 2 button:

cadence / Ø cadence / time /

stopwatch / countdown timer /

TS distance / TS time /

temperature / total distance 1* /

total distance 2* / total distance /

total time 1* / total time 2* /

total time

You can access the following

functions by pressing the

MODE 1 button:

trip distance / trip time /

Ø speed / max. speed

* The distinction between bike 1 and

bike 2 is only displayed once a second

bike has been detected.

MODE 2 button for

– Switching between

several functions

– Scrolling forward

MODE 1 button for

– Switching between

the bike functions

– Scrolling forward

SET button for

– Switching to / from

the setting mode

– Scrolling backward

2.1 General

– Current / average speed comparison 

If you are traveling at approximately

your average speed, nothing is

displayed. If you are traveling

quicker than your average speed,

( ) is displayed; if you are

traveling slower ( ) is displayed.

This information is displayed in

almost all functions, except the

basic settings.

– Automatic detection of the second bike 

The switchover between bike 1 and bike 2 occurs

automatically. You simply need to carry the

necessary accessories with you. For the wired

device, the universal bracket with appropriate

cabling should be purchased as an extra. For the

wireless device, a second speed transmitter should

be purchased and set to bike 2 (see set-up

instructions for further details).

1.3 Set-up

Please see the leaflet provided for the set-up

diagrams!

1.2.3 Display layout

2. Functions / Properties

Top field:

Speed

Middle field:

Description of the functions

Bottom field:

Current value

1.2 Navigation principle

2. Functions / Properties

The total values are only separately displayed for

bike 1, bike 2 and bike 1+2 once a second bike has

been added. If only one bike is used, only the total

values for the first bike are displayed.

– Light manager Simultaneously press the SET and

RESET buttons to switch the light function on/off.

The display lights up by pressing any button; the bike

computer changes to the respective function when the

button is pressed again. On STS devices, the light

function is disabled during synchronization (max.

5 minutes). Avoid using the backlight unnecessarily

to save the battery!

– Service interval The service interval informs

you when you have cycled a specified number of

kilometers and a bike inspection is due. This

service interval can only be enabled/disabled

and pre-configured by your specialist retailer.

The device comes with the service interval disabled.

– Battery status The battery status of the

computer head unit is displayed shortly before

the battery runs out. “low/computer” appears

on the display. After changing the battery, only the

time needs to be re-set.

– Memory chip Thanks to an inbuilt memory chip,

all total values and settings are permanently stored

in the bike computer. This means that you do not

need to reconfigure any settings (except for the

time) after changing the battery.

– PC compatibility The bike computer is

PC-compatible. After purchasing the SIGMA

DATA CENTER software and docking station,

you can simply and effortlessly log your total

and current values on your PC. You can also

configure your bike computer’s settings on the PC.

www.sigma-data-center.com

2.3 STS features

– Synchronization Attach the BC 16.12 STS to the

bracket – zeros flash for the speed and cadence.

There are two ways of synchronizing the speed /

cadence:

– 1. Start cycling – the receiver usually

synchronizes with the transmitters after 3-4 wheel /

pedal rotations.

– 2. Spin the front wheel or turn the pedals until

the speed / cadence values stop flashing.

Removing the BC 16.12 STS from the bracket

severs the connection.

2.2 Special functions

– Hiding total values during the trip If the BC 16.12/

BC 16.12 STS receives speed signals, all the total

functions (distance, time) are hidden on the display.

If no speed values are received, the functions are

once again displayed.

– Showing and hiding cadence functions If the

BC 16.12 / BC 16.12 STS are used without the

cadence transmitter, all the cadence functions

(cadence / Ø cadence) are hidden for this trip after

five minutes.

– Trip section (TS) counter This is a separate

distance / time counter that is manually started and

stopped. The trip section counter makes it possible

to evaluate a trip section or interval training session

without influencing the total values for the trip.

2. Functions / Properties

1 2

– Message “Too Many Signals” Increase your

distance from other cyclists (transmitters) and

press any button. Synchronization re-starts. (If the

transmission connection is lost during your trip and

no longer functions, press and hold the MODE 1

button for more than three seconds to start manual

synchronization. “Sync. RESET” flashes on the display)

2. Functions / Properties

– Transport mode When transported on a bike

rack or in the car (if clicked into the bracket),

the BC 16.12 STS switches to “transport mode”

via an integrated movement sensor. “Transport”

appears on the display. Press any button to exit

this mode.

> 3 sec.

3.3 Deleting the functions

Please see the diagrams for how to delete the

functions.

Please note that the trip section (TS) counter,

stopwatch, and countdown timer are not deleted

with the current trip values.

3. Settings / Deletion

3.1 Settings

The following settings can be configured: language /

unit / wheel size 1 / wheel size 2 / time /

total distance 1 / total distance 2 / total time 1 /

total time 2 / contrast. Clear diagrams of how to set

each of these functions can be found in the enclosed

leaflet.

3.2 Determining the wheel size

To measure your speed precisely, the wheel size must

be set on the basis of your tire size. To do this, you

can:

A– Calculate the wheel size using the formula provided

in the wheel size chart.

B– Determine the value from the drawings in the

wheel size chart.

C– Take the value that corresponds to your tire size

from the wheel size chart.

4.1 Technical data

4.1.1 Battery indicator / replacement

Please see the enclosed diagrams for how to insert or

remove the battery. After changing the battery in the

computer head unit, only the time needs to be re-set.

BC 16.12 Type CR 2032 /

computer head unit: 1.5-year service life*

BC 16.12 STS Type CR 2032 /

computer head unit: 1-year service life*

Speed transmitter: Type CR 2032 /

1-year service life*

Cadence transmitter: Type CR 2032 /

1-year service life*

* when used for one hour per day

4. Important Notes / Troubleshooting

4.1.2 Troubleshooting

No speed:

– Is the computer correctly fastened into the

bracket?

– Check the distance between the magnet and the

sensor (max. 5 mm) (with STS, max. 12 mm).

– Is the magnet correctly positioned?

Incorrect speed:

– Are two magnets attached to the bike?

– Is the wheel size correctly set?

Further troubleshooting solutions can be found in our

FAQs at www.sigmasport.com

1. CAUTION:

RISK EXPLOSIVE IF BATTERY IS REPLACED

BY AN INCORRECT TYPE.

2. CAUTION:

DISPOSE OF USED BATTERIES ACCORDING

TO THE INSTRUCTION.

4.1.3 Min. / max. / factory settings

Standard Min. Max. Unit

Current speed 0.0 0 199.8 kmh / mph

Trip Dist 0.00 0.00 9,999.9 km / mi

Ride Time 0:00:00 0:00:00 999:59:59 h:mm:ss hhh:mm:ss

Avg Speed 0.00 0.00 199.8 kmh / mph

Max. Speed 0.00 0.00 199.8 kmh / mph

Cadence 0 0 180 rpm

Ø cadence 0 0 180 rpm

Clock 00:00 00:00 23:59 hh:mm

Stopwatch 00:00.0 00:00.0 9:59:59 mm:ss,1/10 h:mm:ss

Countdown 0:00:00 0:00:00 9:59:59 h:mm:ss

TS Distance 0.00 0.00 9,999.9 km / mi

TS Time 0:00:00 0:00:00 999:59:59 h:mm:ss hhh:mm:ss

Temperature 0.0 -10 / 14 70 / 158 °C / °F

Tot Dist 1 + 2 0 0 99,999 km / mi

Tot Distance 0 0 999,99 km / mi

Total Time 1 + 2 0:00 0:00 9999:59 h:mm h.hhh:mm

Total Time 0:00 0:00 19,999 h:mm hh.hhh

Wheelsize 1 + 2 2,155 500 3,999 mm

4. Important Notes / Troubleshooting

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