Ciclo MASTER CM9.3A User Manual

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Inhalt

Wireless cycle computer using digital

transmission (BlueEye III)

including altimetry and PC-Analysis

20140214

Manual

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General InformatIons

9.3 A

white/black Art.-No.: 10104800

Wireless cycle computer using digital transmission including altimetry and PC-Analysis (ANT+)

CYCLE FUNCTIONS

ALTIMETRY

PC ANALYSIS

PC CONFIGURABLE

TIME

WIRELESS

TWO IN ONE AUTOMATIC

SLEEP MODE

9.3 A +

white/black Art.-No.: 10104900

Wireless cycle computer using digital transmission including altimetry, heart rate monitor, cadence and PC analysis (ANT+)

CYCLE FUNCTIONS

ALTIMETRY

CADENCE

HEART RATE

PC ANALYSIS

PC CONFIGURABLE

WIRELESS

TWO IN ONE AUTOMATIC

TEMPERATURE

DISPLAY LIGHT

FAT FORK KOMPATIBEL

COCKPIT MULTILOCK

TWIST KLICK

SLEEP MODE

TEMPERATURE

TIME

BURNT CALORIES

CiclolnZone

DISPLAY LIGHT

FAT FORK KOMPATIBEL

COCKPIT MULTILOCK

TWIST KLICK

TRAINING ZONE

Symbols used in this manual

The red symbol marks functions which are only available in the CM 9.3 A (+). (Also available with optional accessories and the CM 9.3 A)

The blue symbol marks important information that you should pay attention to.

Visit www.thisisant.com/directory for a list of compatible ANT+ products.

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Contents

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General Informations 2

1.1 The CM 9.3A (+) 4

1.2 Difference between the CM 9.3A and the CM 9.3A (+) 4

1.3 Included accessories 4

2 Chapter (2) How to use the CM 9.3A (+) 5

2.1 Overview 5

2.2 Key operation in Normal “Bike mode” 5

2.3 Status icons 5

2.4 Display Control 5

2.4.1 Upper display control 5

2.4.2 Lower display control 5

2.4.3 Menu navigation 6

3 Chapter (3) Settings & ﬁrst start 7

3.1 Mounting 7

3.1.1 Handlebar bracket 7

3.1.2 Speed sensor 7

3.1.3 Cadence kit 7

3.1.4 Spoke magnet 7

3.1.5 Cadence magnet 7

3.1.6 Heart rate belt 7

3.2 Getting started 8

3.2.1 Batteries 8

3.2.2 Display 8

3.2.3 Menu 8

3.2.4 Languages 8

3.3 Settings 8

3.3.1 Daily distance 8

3.3.2 Total distance 8

3.3.3 Wheel 8

3.3.4 Bike weight 9

3.3.5 Unit 9

3.3.6 Cadence 9

3.3.7 Power measurement 9

3.3.8 Power measurement interval 9

3.3.9 Power measurement left & right 9

3.4 Time & Date 10

3.4.1 Time 10

3.4.2 Time setting 10

3.5 Altitude 10

3.5.1 Altitude 10

3.5.2 Home altitude 10

3.5.3 Unit of measurement altitude 10

3.5.4 Temperature 10

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3.6 Heart rate 10

3.6.1 Heart rate 10

3.6.2 Fitness level 11

3.6.3 Sex 11

3.6.4 Weight 11

3.6.5 Birthday 11

3.6.6 CICLOInZone

3.6.7 Lower HR limit 11

3.6.8 Upper HR limit 11

3.6.9 MAX HR limit 12

3.7 Sensors 12

3.7.1 How to initialize a sensor 12

3.7.2 Power measurement calibration 12

3.8 PC-Connection 13

3.9 Others / SET MISC 13

3.9.1 Power-saving mode 13

3.9.2 Reset all values 13

3.9.3 Recording interval 13

4 Chapter (4) Using the CM 9.3A (+) 14

4.1 Main functions 15

4.2 Bike mode 15

4.3 Light 15

4.4 Recording 15

4.5 Initializing a sensor 15

4.6 CicloInzone

4.7 Battery change 15

4.8 Sevice interval 15

5 Service 16

5.1 Service 16

5.2 Return the Unit 16

5.3 Trouble shooting 16

5.3.1 Display problems 16

5.3.2 No speed / cadence / HR / power 16

5.3.3 Speed is not displayed correctly 16

5.3.4 Wrong altitude

5.3.5 Heart rate is not displayed correctly

or does not work 16

5.3.6 The altitude keeps changing even

when I am at the same place 16

5.4 Guarantee 17

5.5 Technical Data 17

5.6 Guarantee certiﬁcate 18

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Chapter 1 – General InformatIon

1.1 The CM 9.3A (+)

1.2 Difference between the CM 9.3 A and the CM 9.3 A (+)

The CM 9.3 A and the CM 9.3 A (+) differ only in the included accessories. The CM 9.3 A (+) adds a cadence kit and heart rate belt to the delivery scope of the CM 9.3 A. These accessories can however be purchased separately to upgrade your CM 9.3 A. To activate the related functions go to Chapter 3.

1.3 Included accessories

Mounting material

USB Dongle

Handlebar bracket

Spoke

magnet

Handlebar

bracket

Speed

sensor

Spoke

magnet

USB Dongle

Cadence

sensor

Speed

sensor

Mounting material

Cadence magnet

Please note that we are

constantly working on our products and continue to develop. You may have an older version of this manual, the latest version can be found here: www.ciclosport.com/cm93a.

Heart rate belt

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Chapter 2 – how to use your Cm 9.3a (+)

Here you will learn how to use the upper and lower display parts in bike mode.

2.1 Overview

2.2 Key operation in normal “Bike mode”

1 With the left button you can navigate through the main functions in the lower display. 2 With the middle button you can navigate through the sub functions in the lower display. 3 With the right button you can navigate through the upper display.

2.3 Status icons

TOT = Total value of the active bike mode ΣTOT = Total value of both active bike modes

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Ø = Average value MAX = Maximum value achieved MIN = Lowest value achieved % = Percent

= Values ascending = Values descending

2.4 Display control

2.4.1 Upper display control

Time riding time heart rate

Altitude daily distance Power in watt

2.4.2 Lower display control

Functions in bold are main functions.

Functions with need to be activated in the menu (Chapter 3).

Time Date

Riding time TOT Σ TOT

Cadence Ø MAX

Heart rate Ø MAX Time below the lower HR limit Time between the lower and upper HR Limit

Time above the upper HR limit

Kilocalories Fat burning in % TOT kcal

Daily distance TOT Σ TOT

Altitude Altitude Altitude MAX TOT TOT Σ TOT

Slope in % Slope in Ø Slope in Ø Slope MAX Slope MAX

Climb rate / fall rate in m per hour Ø m/h Ø m/h MAX MAX

Average speed MAX speed

Temperature MIN MAX

Power in watt Ø MAX *

Power for left and right foot

*If you don’t have a power measurement system, you can activate this function to obtain a power calculation. Please note that his value is just an estimate and not a precise value.

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2.4.3 Menu navigation

Settings in bold are main settings. The main menu can be browsed with the left and right button. Middle

button enters the sub menu. Within the sub menus settings are changed with the middle and right button and stored/entered with the left button.

SET ALT Altitude Home On/Off Home altitude Unit m/ft Unit °C/°F

SET Bike 1/2 (Symbol RAD ½) * Day Dst. Tot. Dst. Wheel Bike Kg Unit km/mi Cad On/Off

Power On/Off Poe Avg LR Pwr Off/On

SET CLOCK Time Year Month Day Clock 24/12

SET HF HR on/Off Fitness Sex M/F Weight kg Birthdate InZone® Lower HR Upper HR Max

SET MISC Powerdown Reset Rec rate

PC-Link Link

Exit

Language Englisch/Deutsch

Sensors Speed Cadence Combo HR Power Exit

*Information about Bike 1 and 2 can be found in chapter 4.2.

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Chapter 3 – settInGs & fIrst start

In this chapter you will learn how to install and set up the CM 9.3 A (+) before the ﬁrst ride. Please note that functions with this Symbol are only available with the (+) Version or with the optional accessories.

3.1 Mounting

3.1.1 Handlebar bracket

You can mount the handlebar bracket on the handlebar or on the stem. For mounting it on the stem, unscrew the four screws as shown in picture 1, turn the lower part of the handlebar 90° degrees and secure it again with the screws. Peel off the adhesive protection and attach the rubber pad to the bottom side of the handlebar bracket. Run the cable ties through the eyelets and position the handlebar bracket on the handlebar or on the stem. Fix the mount with the cable ties. The ends of the cable ties can be cut off with a clipper or scissors.

3.1.2 Speed sensor

Attach the transmitter to the fork or the left chain stay. Pull the cable ties through the eyelets of the transmitter, place it in the desired location and tighten the cable ties. The ends of the cable ties can be cut off with a clipper or scissors.

3.1.3 Cadence kit

Mount the sensor as shown in picture 2 (do not tighten the cable ties, yet). Attach the cadence magnet as described below and check the maximum distance of 3mm. Only after the cadence is initialized (Section

3.7.1), tighten the cable ties. The ends of the cable ties can be cut off with a clipper or scissors.

3.1.4 Spoke magnet

Attach the magnet to a spoke on the opposing of the transmitter. Please note that the distance between the sensor and the magnet shall not be more than 3mm. Please make sure to align the magnet on the markings on the sensor.

3.1.5 Trittfrequenz-Magnet

Attach the cadence magnet with a cable tie to the left crank arm, as described in picture 2. Please note that the distance between the sensor and the magnet must not be more than 3mm. Please make sure that the magnet is aligned with the marking on the sensor.

3.1.6 Heart rate belt Attention: Every person who carries out sport should have a general medical checkup on his/her general

state of health Especially beginners, persons older than 35 years of age and anyone who has suffered from illnesses or injuries in the past. It is recommended that a doctor is consulted in case of risk factors, such as smoking, high blood pressure, high cholesterol values, diabetes, lack of exercise and excess weight.

Pacemaker wearers should consult their doctor before using any heart rate measurement device!

Moisten the contacts on the harness and attach the transmitter belt. The chest strap should be worn centered just below the nipples.

The heart rate can only be displayed if:

- The chest belt ﬁts correctly

- The heart rate function is activated (Chapter. 3.7)

- The heart rate belt has been initialized with the CM 9.3 A (+)

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3.2 Getting started

3.2.1 Batteries

Insert the CR2032 battery with the positive side up. Place the O-ring, and close the battery cover with a coin.

3.2.2 Display

Now you see the normal bike 1 display mode. If the display remains blank or weird values are shown, press the AC button on the back of the computer with a pointed object like a pen to reset the unit.

3.2.3 Menu

Press the middle button 2 for 5 seconds to enter the menu. Use the left 1 and right 3 buttons to navigate

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through the menu. You can exit the menu, by selecting the EXIT menu item and conﬁrm with the middle button. Alternatively, you can always exit the menu by pressing the middle button for 5 seconds.

3.2.4 Languages Attention: The CM 9.3A (+) offers two menu languages, German and English.

You can change the language under the menu item language/sprache. Select the desired language and conﬁrm by pressing the middle button.

AC button

3.3 Settings

3.3.1 Daily distance

In the main menu, press the left or the right button until SET BIKE ½ is displayed, conﬁrm with the middle button. Now you can set the daily distance. Set with the middle and right button, store with left button.

3.3.2 Total Distance

Now Tot. Dst. is shown in the display and you can set the overall miles/kilometer. Set with the middle and right button, store with left button.

3.3.3 Wheel

Now you can set the wheel circumference, the display will show Wheel

Set with the middle and right button, store with left button.

You can take the wheel circumference from the table (right) or measure it yourself.

Measuring the circumference of the wheel (for a more precise setting): Put a marking at the front-tire and on the ground (e.g. with chalk). Ride straight ahead exactly one turn of a tire (for a very exact measurement, check the pressure of the tire before getting on your bike) and mark this position on the ground. Now measure the exact circumference of the wheel between the two markings at the ground (in mm).

Wheel size Circumference

40-559 26 x 1,5 2026 mm 44-559 26 x 1,6 2051 mm 47-559 26 x 1,75 2070 mm 50-559 26 x 1,9 2026 mm 54-559 26 x 2,00 2089 mm 57-559 26 x 2,125 2114 mm 37-590 26 x 1 3/8 2133 mm 32-620 27 x 1 1/4 2199 mm 40-622 28 x 1,5 2224 mm 47-622 28 x 1,75 2268 mm 40-635 28 x 1 1/2 2265 mm

Wheel size Circumference

37-622 28 x 1 3/8 2205 mm 50-622 29 x 2.00 2280 mm 54-622 29 x 2.10 2295 mm 57-622 29 x 2.25 2288 mm 60-622 28 x 2.35 2330 mm 23-571 650 x 23C 1973 mm 20-622 700 x 20C 2114 mm 23-622 700 x 23C 2133 mm 25-622 700 x 25C 2146 mm 28-622 700 x 28C 2149 mm 32-622 700 x 32C 2174 mm

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3.3.4 Bike weight

Next you can adjust the weight of your bike in kilograms. This value is used for power calculation (see 3.3.7.) Set with the middle and right button, store with left button.

3.3.5 Unit

Now you can set the unit used in the computer, km for kilometers or mi for miles. Set with the middle and right button, store with left button.

3.3.6 Cadence

If you want to use the cadence, activate the cadence function. Please note that you need a cadence sensor for this function. Set with the middle and right button, store with left button.

3.3.7 Power measurement

The CM 9.3 A can display power in 2 ways. Actual measured power of an ANT+ power sensor or theoretically calculated power.

Calculated power

In case the power function is activated and no ANT+ power sensor is initialized, the computer calculates the power from the following values:

- Speed

- Bike and rider weight

- Rate of climb / rate of fall per hour

Please note that this calculation only shows approximate values. Whenever the calculated power is shown in the lower display, the value is shown with a P for power.

Measured power

To display measured power you need an ANT+ compatible power sensor and initialize it (see 3.7.1) If an ANT+ power sensor is connected and initialized, the CM 9.3A (+) will display the power values received from this sensor. Whenever the measured power is shown in the lower display, the value is shown with a W for Watts.

3.3.8 Power measurement interval

For better readability, the displayed, measured power can be averaged over different intervals. Please refer to the following table for the available Pow Avg values. Set with the middle and right button, store with left button.

Seconds Smoothing 1 Each measured value is displayed 3 Average of the last 3 seconds 10 Average of the last 10 seconds 30 Average of the last 30 seconds

3.3.9 Power measurement left & right

If you use a power measuring system which can measure the power of the left and right leg separately, switch LR Pwr to ON. Otherwise leave it off. If provided by the power sensor, the left and right power can be displayed in percent of the total power. Set with the middle and right button, store with left button.

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3.4 Time & Date

3.4.1 Time

Press the left or the right button till Set Clock is displayed. Continue with the middle button. Set with the middle and right button, store with left button.

3.4.2 Time setting

Now you can set if you want to have a 24 or an AM / PM time display. Set with the middle and right button, store with left button.

3.5 Altitude

3.5.1 Altitude

If you do not know your current altitude, you can search the Internet for your location. Also topographic maps provide information on the altitude of your location.

Set with the middle and right button, store with left button.

3.5.2 Home altitude

Wenn Sie eine Heim-Höhe hinterlegen möchten, stellen Sie Heim auf AN. Einstellen mit mittlerer und rechter Taste, weiter mit linker Taste.

The home altitude is the default altitude of your residence or location of your bike. When you start a recording, the computer adjusts to this value. If you start from a different location, switch the home level to OFF.

If you want to set a home altitude switch Home to ON Set with the middle and right button, store with left button.

3.5.3 Unit of measurement Altitude.

Next you can select whether you want your altitude values to be displayed in meters or feet. Set with the middle and right button, store with left button.

3.5.4 Temperature

Here you can choose between Celsius or Fahrenheit for the temperature display. Set with the middle and right button, store with left button.

3.6 Heart rate

For the next settings, it is necessary that the heart rate belt is initialized and connected to the device (see

3.7.1).

3.6.1 Heart rate

In the main menu press the right or left button until the display shows SET HF, press the middle button to select. You need an ANT+ heart rate belt to get a heart rate signal.

Now, HR OFF is displayed. If you want use heart rate press the middle or right button to turn it to ON and continue with left button.

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3.6.2 Fitness level

Level Fitness

1 Untrained

2 Little trained

3 Got in shape

4 Top form

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Now you can set your current ﬁtness level according to the folloing table . (This is required for the automatic calculating of the personal heart rate limits by CICLO Set with the middle and right button, store with left button

3.6.3 Sex

Set your sex. (This is required for the automatic calculating of the personal heart rate limits by CICLO M = Male F = Female Set with the middle and right button, store with left button.

3.6.4 Weight

Now set your current weight (This is required for the automatic calculating of the personal heart rate limits by CICLO Set with the middle and right button, store with left button.

3.6.5 Birthday

Here you can set your date of birth. (This is required for the automatic calculating of the personal heart rate limits by CICLO Set with the middle and right button, store with left button.

3.6.6 CICLO

You can now start the CICLO

(You ﬁnd more information about the CICLO

InZone

/ InZone

InZone

calculation by pressing the right and left button simultaneously.

InZone

in chapter 4.6).

InZone

)

If you don’t need CICLO In order to obtain an exact calculation of one’s personal CICLO

InZone

just push the left button to skip the calculation.

InZone

it is necessary to insert the personal

ﬁtness-level, sex, weight and birthdate and position the chest belt correctly.

Onde the CICLO

InZone

calculation is started, the CM 9.3A (+) will begin with a 5 minutes countdown. During this time, stay seated, relaxed and calm, as the CM 9.3A will measure the minimum heart rate reached during this period (heart rate at rest) and will store this value for the subsequent calculation. After the 5 minutes, the lower value of the calculated personal

3.6.7 Lower HR limit

Please note: If you use CICLO

InZone

you don’t need to change the Lower/Upper/Max HR.

InZone

is shown in the display.

Here you can change the lower heart rate limit. If your heart rate goes below this limit, the displayed heart rate value will start blinking. Set with the middle and right button, store with left button.

3.6.8 Upper HR limit

Please note: If you use CICLO

InZone

you don’t need to change the Lower/Upper/Max HR.

Here you can change the upper heart rate limit. If your heart rate goes above this limit, the displayed heart rate value will start blinking. Set with the middle and right button, store with left button.

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3.6.9 MAX HR limit

Please note: If you use CICLO

Here you can change the upper heart rate limit. Set with the middle and right button, store with left button.

InZone

you don’t need to change the Lower/Upper/Max HR.

3.7 Sensors

You can connect different ANT+ sensors to the CM 9.3 A (+). To use an ANT+ sensor, you ﬁrst have to initialize it.

3.7.1 How to initialize a sensor

In the main menu press the left or the right button until SENSORS is displayed, continue with middle button.

You can use the following sensor types with the CM 9.3 A

Select the sensor you want to initialize and press the middle button. Now INISCAN is displayed in the lower display.

Now please make sure that the sensor starts to send. Put on the heart rate sensor or move the crank or Wheel. Press the left and right button simultaneously to start the sensor search. As soon as the sensor is found, the CM 9.3 A will display “connected” in the bottom line. If no sensor of the selected type can be found it shows “fail”

Speed Cadence Combo Sensor (Speed./Cadence) Heart rate Power measurement

In the sensors menu a check mark after the sensor type shows that a sensor has been initialized. To remove a sensor go through the above procedure and make sure that no sensor is near. After the search failed the sensor that was initialized before will be deleted and the check mark disappears.

3.7.2 Power measurement calibration

If you use a power sensor that requires a calibration, select power in the sensor menu and press the middle button. When INISCAN is displayed, press the right button to enter calibration mode. Press the middle but- ton to start the calibration. The CM 9.3 A will show “Success” in case the calibration was successful.

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3.8 PC-Connection

To analyze the data recorded by the CM 9.3 A (+) you require the program “CicloAgent pro” which can be downloaded from our website “www.CicloSport.com/cm93a”. Download the ﬁle and start the installa- tion process. Once you have installed the software, plug the USB dongle into a free USB port on your PC or Mac. Take the CM 9.3 A (+) and press the middle button until the menu appears. Press the left or right button until the menu item PC-LINK is displayed. Press the middle button and the display reeds LINK. To start the transfer process, press the left and right buttons simultaneously. The CM 9.3 A (+) is now looking for the USB dongle. When connected, “Linked PC” will be displayed

The CicloAgent pro will guide you through the download process.

3.9 Others / SET MISC

3.9.1 Power-saving mode.

It is recommended to put the CM 9.3 A in power saving mode to conserve battery life. If you want to put the computer into the power saving mode, press the left or right button in the main menu until the lower display shows SET MISC is displayed, press the center button.

Power down is activated by pressing the left and the right button simultaneously. Pressing the left button brings you to 3.9.2

The CM 9.3A (+) automatically enters a low power mode after approximately 6 minutes without signals received or buttons pressed.

3.9.2 Reset all values

Pressing the left button in the Power down menu brings you to the totals reset. Press the middle button to reset all daily and all total values. If you want to delete only the daily values without starting a recording, press all three keys simultaneously for 5 seconds.

3.9.3 Recording interval

You can change the recording interval with the right button:

Intervall Max. recording time

1 Seconds 2 Hours 5 Seconds 10 Hours 10 Seconds 20 Hours 30 Seconds 60 Hours 60 Seconds 120 Hours

The CM9.3 A will overwrite older data if the memory is full without notice. When the current recording has overwritten all older ﬁles and ﬁlled the entire memory of the CM 9.3a, the recording will be stopped and “MEM F” will be displayed

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4.1 Main functions

Bike Mode

1 left = change lower display main functions 2 middle = display Lower display sub functions 3 right = change Upper display functions

Long press of the middle button = Menu 1+2 short press of the Left and right button = Bike 1 to Bike 2 to No Bike Mode 1+2 long press of the Left and right button = delete daily values and start recording

4.2 Bike mode

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Mode Button Function Bike 1 Simultaneously press the left and right button.

The middle display shows a 1.

Bike 2 Simultaneously press the left and right button.

The middle display shows a 2.

No Bike Simultaneously press the left and right button.

the middle display is off

Menu Press the middle button for 5 seconds Switch between the bike modes before entering

Sensors and settings for bike 1 are enabled.

Sensors and settings for bike 2 are enabled.

In this mode, no wheel sensors are aktiv, only time, altitude and heart rate are active.

the menu to change the settings for the current bike

4.3 Light

The backlight is activated by pressing the left button for 4 seconds. The light stays on for 5 seconds. Pressing the left button for 10 seconds activates the light manager. The display will brieﬂy display ON LIGHT MGR. To turn the light manager off, press the left button for 10 seconds again, OFF LIGHT MGR will be displayed. While the light manager is on, the backlight will be activated for 5 seconds with every button press.

The light manager remains active until it is deactivated by the user!

Please note that the backlight requires signiﬁcant power thus reducing battery life.

4.4 Recording

If you want to start recording, press the left and right button simultaneously for 5 seconds.

This symbol blinks during recording .

To stop recording, press the left and right buttons simultaneously for ﬁve seconds.

Please note that the memory of the CM 9.3 A (+) will overwrite older recordings when the memory is full without notice. Regularly upload your recording to your PC or Mac to clear the memory.

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4.5 Initializing a sensor

The CM 9.3A (+) is a digital computer using the ANT+ transmission system. Every new sensor hast to be initialized before use. Sensors will be stored until the battery is removed. The CM 9.3 A only supports ANT+ Sensors. Please refer to 3.7.1 for how to initialize sensors.

If you have two bikes, you can connect designated sensors for each bike.

However, only one heart rate sensor can be initialized.

4.6 CICLO

CICLO

InZone

is a solution for the very best personalization of your training routine. It is possible to calculate the optimum training threshold with the CICLO resting heart rate. CICLO

InZone

is the ideal solution for personalized cardio training applied to any sport,

function based on your personal data and your

from jogging and cross-country running to road and indoor cycling.

Improve your ﬁtness? – Lose weight? – Train whilst always taking your health into consideration? Everyone will ﬁnd the correct goal to follow in their training. But how do you train to achieve those goals in the most efﬁcient manner possible? How do you ﬁnd the right intensity of effort during training? CICLO

InZone

is the

optimum training ZONE for effort, resistance and weight loss.

What does CICLO

InZone

do?

It calculates the optimum training zone for effort, resistance and weight loss. The values vary from person to person and they offer a valid training support – always staying between 70 % and 85 % of the maximum heart rate. (+/- 5 % of tolerance, taking into consideration the actual heart rate when at rest and the level of training). The question of burning fat is seen in the “correct” light with CICLO

InZone

– on the basis of the

personal data collected.

4.7 Battery change

A battery symbol appearing on the left side of the middle display indicates that the battery is running ﬂat and a battery change is recommended.

Put the CM 9.3 A (+) into power saving mode (3.9.1). Open the battery cover with a coin and replace the battery “CR2032“. Before you close the battery cover, make sure the O-ring is positioned correctly. Otherwise, splash proofness may be compromised.

4.8 Service Interval

If “SERVICE” is displayed in the lower display after start up, your bike shop has set a mileage value in the CM 9.3 A and recommends you to check with them for an inspection of your bike. Pressing the middle button while SERVICE is displayed, turns this function off.

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Chapter 5 – servICe

5.1 Service

Do you have questions or a problem with the CM 9.3 A (+)?

You can call your local distributor or you send us an email to: [email protected]

5.2 Return the Unit

If you’re CM 9.3 A (+) is sent in for repair (or battery change) or if a guarantee claim is not valid, repairs up to EUR 30. - will be carried out automatically. In case of higher repair costs you will be notiﬁed. The repaired device will be sent back COD.

If you want to send in your device for repair, please ﬁll out the warranty card at the end of this manual. Please include the following ITEMS in the package:

- Copy of the invoice

- Warranty card

- Product

Our service address:

Fa. Ciclosport Service Einsteinstr. 39a 82152 Martinsried/Planegg Germany

5.3 Trouble shooting

5.3.1 Display problems

Check the battery to the following points:

- Voltage> 3.0 V

- High quality battery

- Fit of the battery

5.3.2 No Speed/Cadence/HR/Power

- The sensor was not initialized correctly. Under 3.7.1

- Check the sensors if they are mounted CORRECTLY, see 3.1

- Check the distance between the transmitter and the magnet for a maximum of 3mm.

5.3.3 Speed is not displayed correctly.

- Check the wheel circumference.

- Check the correct unit of measurement.

5.3.4 Wrong altitude

- Air pressure has changed; you need to reset the height manually.

- Home altitude is incorrect.

5.3.5 Heart rate is not displayed correctly or does not work.

- Check if the sensor was initialized correctly. 3.7.1

- Check if the HR function is activated in the menu.

- Check the battery in the belt.

- Moisten the contacts on the chest strap

5.3.6 The altitude keeps changing even when I‘m at the same place?

The height measurement of the CM 9.3 A (+) is barometrically, which means that the height is measured by the air pressure. When the air pressure changes due to weather changes, the altitude value in the computer changes accordingly. By using the home altitude the height is reset to the default value whenever a recording is started.

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5.4 Guarantee

We offer a guarantee of 2 years from the date of purchase on the CM 9.3 A. The guarantee is limited to material and processing faults. Broken transmitters, or damages of wasted parts of CM 9.3 A are excluded from the guarantee. The guarantee is valid only if the computer, with accessories, has been handled and maintained carefully and according to operating instructions. The guarantee will take place through changes of or repairing the defective parts. The guarantee doesn’t cover direct, indirect or subsequent damages which are related to the product. This guarantee doesn’t limit any rights of the consumer (considering relative national law) in respect to the dealer. To return the CM 9.3 A under conditions/terms of the guarantee, please refer to your dealer, your local distributor or send the computer with the proof of purchase (date) and all accessories and with sufﬁcient postage to:

Fa. Ciclosport Service Einsteinstr. 39a 82152 Martinsried/Planegg Germany

E-Mail: [email protected]

Before returning the product, please read the instruction manual again, and check the battery. For entitled warranty claims, the repaired device or a replacement device will be returned free of charge.

Repair:

5.5 Technical Data

CM 9.3A (+) (receiver)

Water splash resistant Operating temperature: - 10°C to + 50°C Battery: CR 2032 Lithium

Speed transmitter / optional cadence transmitter

Range: up to 2 m Operating temperature: -10°C to 50°C Transmission frequency: 2,4 GHz Battery: CR2032 Lithium

Optional transmitter belt (heart rate transmitter)

Range: 5 m Operating temperature: 0°C to50°C Battery: CR2032 Lithium Transmission frequency: 2,4 GHz

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5.5 Guarantee certiﬁcate:

Sender:

Name:

First Name:

Street/No:

Code/Location:

E-Mail:

Product name:

Accessoires:

Reason for return:

After expiry of the guarantee: Repairs should be carried out up to a value of Euro _______________

Disposal of Old Electrical & Electronic Equipment (Applicable in the European Union and other European countries with separate collection systems). This symbol on the product or on its packaging indicates that this product shall not be treated as household waste. In-

stead it shall be handed over to the applicable collection point for the recycling of electrical and electronic equipment. By ensuring this product is disposed of correctly, you will help prevent potential negative consequences for the environment and human health, which could otherwise be caused by inappropriate waste handling of this product. The recycling of materials will help to conserve natural resources. For more detailed information about recycling of this product, please contact your local city ofﬁce, your household waste disposal service or the shop where you purchased the product.

Subject to technical alterations and fault.