Lifevisa RPS-2300 User Manual

Lifevisa W
IRELESS BIKE CADENCE SENSOR
[RPS-2300] U
SER MANUAL
COMPONENTS
CADENCE SENSOR BATTERY INSTALLMENT
This Cadence Sensor includes a 3V CR2032 lithium battery. Please follow below steps to install the battery.
Step 1.
Insert the battery (CR2032) with the positive (+) side up.
Make sure the battery is hooked by the contact spring.
Step 2.
Put on the O-Ring in the groove to ensure water resistance.
Make sure to place the O-Ring properly in order to prevent battery composition from being spoiled by rain or water.
Step 3.
Place the battery cover and use a coin to twist it clockwise until it is tight enough.
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The effective distance/range is within 10 meters. Be sure no other devices are within this distance making the same approach.
HOST CONNECTION
This Cadence Sensor must be recognized to the host before being used for the first time. We recommend making this approach before installment. Please follow below instructions to complete the connection.
1. Turn on the host and enter connection mode. The host will wait the signal for 1 minute. If not receiving the signal, the host will exist the connection mode
2. Press the set key of Cadence Sensor. Then wait for connection.
set key
1. Cadence Sensor with Screw, Nut & Foam Pad
2. O-Ring
3. 3V CR2032 Lithium Battery
4. Battery Cover
5. Zip Tie for Cadence Sensor X 2pcs
6. Zip Tie for Cadence Magnet X 2pcs
7. Cadence Magnet with Screw & Nut
NOTE:
Open the battery cover only when changing the battery to ensure a long life, and make sure the O-Ring is not damaged, in which case you should replace it with a new one.
Keep battery away from children. If swallowed, contact a physician at once. Batteries should be disposed of in compliance with applicable laws and regulations.
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3. The host should begin to display a reading, showing the connection has been done and you can start to install the Cadence Sensor and Magnet.
NOTE:
This step only has to be done at the first time of use with the same Cadence Sensor and host. Afterwards, even changing battery, you don't need to reconnect to the host.
See TROUBLESHOOTING AND CARE section if you are experiencing connection issues.
The Bike Cadence Sensor measures and sends your pedaling strokes per minute information to the host. Please follow the simple instructions below to mount the Cadence on your bike.
To install Cadence Magnet and Cadence Sensor, you need cutters and cross-head screwdrivers. Before installment, clean and dry the position of the device.
3. Place the Cadence Sensor on the down tube or chain stay. The position of Cadence Sensor should be corresponded to Magnet's. There is an indication line on the top of the Sensor, which limits the effective range that the Magnet could pass through. Align the Magnet to the center of effective range brings the best performance.
5. Remove the adhesive of foam pad from Cadence Sensor and attach the Cadence Sensor to the marked position on the down tube or chain stay.
4. Sensor's logo is toward you and you can adjust Sensor's angle to find the suitable gap. Remember that the best gap between Cadence Sensor and Magnet is about 4mm (0.16"). Pedal to test the alignment of Sensor and Magnet and then draw a line to mark the position.
TROUBLESHOOTING AND CARE
Troubleshooting of the Cadence Sensor
If you are not getting a good connection to the host, please
7. Fine-tune the angle of Cadence Sensor to ensure the Magnet can pass as close to the Sensor as possible but does not touch it. The gap between the Sensor and the Magnet should be 4mm (0.16"). Finally, tighten the screw on the Sensor with a screwdriver.
NOTE:
If you have done host connection before installment, make sure you do not touch the set key accidentally; otherwise, please repeat HOST CONNECTION section.
HOW TO INSTALL THE CADENCE SENSOR
HOW TO INSTALL THE CADENCE SENSOR HOW TO INSTALL THE CADENCE SENSOR
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1. Find an appropriate position and place the Cadence Magnet to inner side of the crank arm. The Magnet should face toward down tube or chain stay.
2. Pass 2 zip ties over the Cadence Magnet and tighten them. Carefully snug 2 zip ties and trim the excess. Make sure the Magnet is mounted securely.
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6. Pass 2 zip ties over the Cadence Sensor and tighten them. Carefully snug 2 zip ties and trim the excess. Make sure the Cadence Sensor is mounted securely.
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If you are not getting a good connection to the host, please
(a) Make sure the position of the Sensor to the Magnet is installed
correctly. (b) Make sure the gap between the Sensor and Magnet is appropriate. (c) Check if the battery is installed properly or change a new battery. (d) Repeat HOST CONNECTION section.
● The effective range of the whole system is 3 meters. If the host is away
by a greater distance than this, it might not receive data.
Care of the Cadence Sensor and Magnet
● Keep the Cadence Sensor and Magnet clean after every use.
● Keep the Cadence Sensor and Magnet out of extremely cold and hot.
We care about your safety. Make sure the device is not against any parts of your bike and to avoid being heavily hit during cycling as it may damage the Sensor.
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