Sigma Sport USA HR2STS User Manual

BIKE COMPUTER TOPLINE
USAFE
BC 1909 HR
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CONTENTS
1 Introduction and packaging contents .................................................................. 3
2 Assembly ...................................................................................................................... 4
2.1 Installation of the 2nd Bike .............................................................................................. 5
3 Start-up ........................................................................................................................ 5
4 Display change/Key functions/Function overview ......................................... 6
5 The Synchronisation . ................................................................................................ 6
6 The Basic Settings .................................................................................................... 7
6.1 Setting the language ....................................................................................................... 8
6.2 Setting KMH/MPH .......................................................................................................... 8
6.3 Calculating wheel size ..................................................................................................... 9
6.4 Wheel size bike 1 and bike 2 ........................................................................................ 10
6.5 Setting the time ................................................................................................................ 11
6.6 Setting your age ............................................................................................................... 11
6.7 Setting your weight .......................................................................................................... 12
6.8 Setting your gender ......................................................................................................... 12
6.9 Setting the pulse upper/lower limit ............................................................................13
6.10 Setting the total odo for bike 1 or bike 2 ................................................................. 14
6.11 Setting the total trip time for bike 1 or bike 2 ........................................................ 14
6.12 Setting the contrast ........................................................................................................ 15
6.13 Exiting Basic Settings ..................................................................................................... 15
7 General functions ..................................................................................................... 16
7.1 Display illumination .......................................................................................................... 16
7.2 Compare Speed ................................................................................................................ 16
7.3 Showing/hiding the cadence/heart rate functions ............................................. 17
7.4 Stopwatch ........................................................................................................................... 17
7.5 Countdown ......................................................................................................................... 18
7.6 Trip up/down .................................................................................................................... 19
7.7 Reset Display ..................................................................................................................... 20
7.8 Totals bike 1 and bike 2 ................................................................................................. 20
7.9 Service interval ................................................................................................................. 20
7.10 Transport mode ................................................................................................................ 21
7.11 PC interface ....................................................................................................................... 21
7.12 Cable-connected universal bracket ............................................................................. 21
8 Technical Data ........................................................................................................... 22
8.1 Default/Min/Max values .............................................................................................. 22
8.2 Battery Change ................................................................................................................. 23
8.3 Trouble Shooting .............................................................................................................. 24
8.4 Warranty ............................................................................................................................ 25
1 INTRODUCTION AND PACKAGING CONTENTS
1 INTRODUCTION AND PACKAGING CONTENTSCONTENTS
Congratulations on having chosen a bicycle computer from SIGMA SPORT
®
. Your new
BC 1909 HR will provide you reliable service in riding your bike for many years to come.
The BC 1909 HR is a state-of-the-art measuring instrument. Please read instructions carefully to become familiar with the functions and usage of this bicycle computer.
SIGMA wishes you an enjoyable time using your BC 1909 HR.
The BC 1909 HR is fitted with an automatic Start/Stop. As soon as this is assembled on the mounting bracket a movement sensor activates the BC 1909 HR at the smallest movement of the bicycle or the hiking mounting. This automatically starts the connection.
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1 INTRODUCTION AND PACKAGING CONTENTS
2 ASSEMBLY
1 PACKAGING CONTENTS
Bike computer
kSpoke magnet
BC 1909 HR
kcadence magnet
khandlebar bracket
kbattery
compartment key
STS chest belt including
kfastening material
elastic belt
STS speed transmitter
STS cadence transmitter
2 ASSEMBLY
The illustrations for these installation texts can be found on the enclosed folding sheet!
INSTALLING THE BIKE BRACKET
kThe bracket can either be installed with cable ties (permanent attachment) or optionally using the O-rings.
kHandelbars or stem. kRemove the yellow foil.
INSTA LLING T HE TRAN SMITTER S – SPEED AND CADENCE
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kBoth transmitters can either be installed with cable ties (permanent attachment) or optionally using the O-rings. kIn order to achieve the necessary 12 mm or less install the transmittter
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and the magnet closer to the wheel hub. This does not affect the wheel size setting.
PUTTING ON THE CHEST BELT
kRub water or cardio-gel on the electrodes.
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2.1 INSTALLATION OF THE 2
BIKE
Switching between BIKE 1 and BIKE 2 is automatic.
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A second speed transmitter must be used. (Accessory set “BIKE 2” Ref. No.: 00417, “BIKE 2 incl. cadence” Ref. No.: 00415) Green light will turn red when bike 2 is activated.
3 START-UP
For reasons of energy consumption, the BC 1909 HR is supplied without a battery.
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Please insert the battery by opening the battery compartment cover with the tool provided. Once you have inserted the battery,
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The display automatically jumps to setting mode. Skip to language setting mode.
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4 DISPLAY CHANGE/KEY FUNCTIONS/FUNCTION OVERVIEW
5 PAIRING THE TRANSMITTERS
RESET
Reset the functions listed below or scroll backwards in a menu level.
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forwards in a menu level.
SET
Set and save the entered values. Only use this button to change settings. Do not use while riding!
MODE 1 MODE 2
TRIP DIST AVG. HEART RATE
TRIP TIME MAX. HEART RATE AVG. SPEED KCAL MAX. SPEED CLOCK AVG. CAD STOPWATCH COUNTDOWN TRIP UP +/­ TEMPERATURE TOTAL ODO* TOTAL TIME*
* not while moving
MODE 2
Access the function
listed below or scroll
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Access the functions
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kTo pair the speed, cadence and heart rate, there are 2 options:
1. Ride, usually the receiver has paired with the transmitter within 3 or 4 wheel turns.
2. Turn front wheel or pedals until the KMH /MPH or cadence display stops flashing.
kWhile wearing the chest strap either move close to the BC 1909 HR or climb on the bicycle. As a rule, the BC 1909 HR pairs with the chest belt in less than 10 seconds.
The heart rate will stop flashing.
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5 PAIRING THE TRANSMITTERS
kInstallation of the BC 1909 HR into the mounting bracket ­ a pairing is only possible if the bike computer is locked onto the mounting bracket. kThe zeros on the speed, cadence and pulse displays are flashing.
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6 THE BASIC SETTINGS
kHold down SET button until the preset LANGUAGE (English) appears on the display (SETTINGS OPEN is flashing).
Skip this step if you are already in the setting mode.
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6.1 SETTING THE LANGUAGE
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k Use MODE 1 button to switch to the preset LANGUAGE
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k Press the SET button briefly. Display flashes.
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k Set the desired language using the MODE 2 button (+) or the RESET button (-).
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k Confirm by pressing the SET button. SET OK appears on the display.
6.2 SETTING KMH/MPH
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k Change the display to KMH/MPH using the MODE 1 button.
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k Press the SET button briefly. Display flashes.
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k Select MPH or KMH using MODE 2 button.
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k Confirm by pressing the SET button. SET OK appears on the display.
By switching from KMH to MPH, the distance format automatically changes from km to mi, the temperature from °C to °F, the time from 24h mode to 12h mode and the weight from kg to lb.
6.3 CALCULATING WHEEL SIZE
kDetermine the correct value for your wheel size from Table C “WHEEL SIZE CHART”. kAlternatively: calculate/determine WS (Tab. A or Tab. B).
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6.4 SET WHEEL SIZE WS BIKE 1 OR WS BIKE 2
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k Set the value using the MODE 2 button (+) or the RESET button (-).
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k Move to the next digit using the MODE 1 button.
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k Set the value using the MODE 2 button (+) or the RESET button (-).
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k Confirm by pressing the SET button.
SET OK appears on the display.
6.5 SETTING THE TIME
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k Move to the minutes using the MODE 1 button.
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k Set the value using the MODE 2 button (+) or the RESET button (-).
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SET OK appears on the display.
6.6 SETTING YOUR AGE
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k Set the value using the MODE 2 button (+) or the RESET button (-).
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6.7 SETTING YOUR WEIGHT 6.9 SETTING THE PULSE UPPER/LOWER LIMIT
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k Set the value using the MODE 2 button (+) or the RESET button (-).
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SET OK appears on the display.
6.8 SETTING YOUR GENDER
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k Set the gender using the MODE 2 button (+) or the RESET button (-).
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SET OK appears on the display.
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k Set the value using the MODE 2 button (+) or the RESET button (-).
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SET OK appears on the display.
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6.10 SETTING THE TOTAL ODO BIKE 1 OR BIKE 2
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k Set the value using the MODE 2 button (+) or the RESET button (-).
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k Move to the next figure using the MODE 1 button.
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k Set the value using the MODE 2 button (+) or the RESET button (-).
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k Confirm by pressing the SET button. SET OK appears on the display.
This is an optional step used carry over mileage from another bike computer.
6.11 SETTING THE TOTAL TRIP TIME BIKE 1 OR BIKE 2
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k Set the value using the MODE 2 button (+) or the RESET button (-).
(1 = weak/3 = strong).
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k Confirm by pressing the SET button.
SET OK appears on the display.
6.13 EXITING BASIC SETTINGS
kPress the SET button down for 3 seconds in order to stop entering settings (SETTINGS CLOSE flashes).
kIn order to end setting, nothing can be flashing on the screen. Briefly push SET button to stop digits from flashing.
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k Change the display to TIME BIKE 1 or TIME BIKE 2 using the MODE 1 button.
kPress the SET button briefly. The first input figure is flashing.
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k Set the value using the MODE 2 button (+) or the RESET button (-).
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7.1 DISPLAY ILLUMINATION
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press the SET and RESET button at the same time. LIGHT ON/OFF is shortly displayed. kThe display is illuminated when you press any button and the function is switched on when you
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The illumination is not available during pairing! Protect the battery by avoiding unnecessary illumination!
7.2 COMPARE SPEED
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7.3 SHOWING/HIDING THE CADENCE/HEART RATE FUNCTION
When the BC 1909 HR is operated without cadence signal transmitter and/or chest belt, all cadence/heart rate functions (CADENCE, AVG. CAD, PULSE, AVG. PULSE, MAX. PULSE, KCAL) are hidden.
7.4 STOPWATCH
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k Change the setting to STOPWATCH using the MODE 2 button.
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kStart or stop the stopwatch using the SET button. kThe icon
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hold down the RESET button for 3 seconds.
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7.5 COUNTDOWN
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k Move to the next figure using the MODE 1 button.
Set the value as described above.
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k Confirm by pressing the SET button.
SET OK appears on the display.
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k Setting the countdown to zero: Hold down RESET button for 3 seconds
icon on the display means the countdown is running.
(the display switches back to the preset value).
7.6 TRIP UP/DOWN
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k Confirm by pressing the SET button.
The display will jump to the distance setting.
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k Set the value using the MODE 2 button (+) or the RESET button (-).
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Set the value as described above.
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SET OK appears on the display.
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7.7 RESET DISPLAY
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kHold down the RESET button. Display flashes. After 2 seconds only the function displayed is reset to 0.
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k Hold down the RESET button for longer than 4 seconds to reset: TRIP DIST, TRIP TIME, AVG. SPEED, MAX. SPEED , AVG. CAD, AVG. PULSE, MAX. PULSE, KCAL to zero.
7.8 TOTALS FOR BIKE 1 AND BIKE 2
The totals are first displayed separately for BIKE 1, BIKE 2 and BIKE 1+2, if a second bike is added. If only one bike is ridden, only the totals for the first bike are displayed.
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7.9 SERVICE INTERVAL
The service interval tells you the mileage until the next bike service is needed. The service interval can only be set by your dealer. After reaching the preset mileage, INSPECTION appears on the display.
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Pressing any button makes this display disappear.
7.10 TRANSPORT MODE
If the bike is transported on a bike carrier or in the car (if clipped on the bracket), the BC 1909 HR will go into transport mode by the integrated movement sensor. TRANSPORT appears on the display. To exit this mode, you must press any button briefly.
7.11 PC INTERFACE
The BC 1909 HR is PC-compatible. After purchasing the SIGMA DATA CENTER SOFTWARE and its Docking Station (Ref. No.: 00432), you can quickly and easily download the total and daily values onto your PC. Furthermore, you can quickly and easily set your BC 1909 HR.
7.12 CABLE-CONNECTED UNIVERSAL BRACKET
The BC 1909 HR can be retrofitted with a cable-connected universal bracket only measuring speed (the cadence and chest belt remain wireless) Ref. No.: 00433. (optional - not included)
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8 TECHNICAL DATA
8.1 DEFAULT/MIN/MAX VALUES
Default Max. Min. Units
Speed 0.0 199.8 0.0 kmh/mph
Trip distance 0.00 9999.99 0.00 km/mi
Trip time 0:00:00 999:59:59 00:00:00 h:mm:ss
Average speed 0.00 199.99 0.00 kmh/mph
Max. speed 0.00 199.99 0.00 kmh/mph
Cadence 0 180 0 upm
Max. cadence 0 180 0 upm
Current heart rate 40 240 40 bpm
Average heart rate 40 240 0 bpm
Max. heart rate 40 240 0 bpm
Calories 0 9,999 0 Kcal
Stopwatch 00:00.0 9:59:59 00:00:00 h:mm:ss.1/10
Countdown 0:00:00 9:59:59 00:00:00 h:mm:ss
Separate kilometre counter 0.00 999.99 -99.99 km/mi
Temperature 0 +70/+158 -10.0 °C/°F
Total distance 0 Bike 1/2 99,999 00:00 km/mi Bike 1+2 999,999 00:00
Total time 0:00 Bike 1/2 9,999:59 00:00 hhhh:mm Bike 1+2 19,999 00:00 hhhhh
8.2 BATTERY CHANGE
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The battery change on the computer head and the transmitters (speed, cadence, and/or chest belt) is shown on the display. After changing the battery, only the time has to be entered again.
Computer head:
kOpen cover with tool. kTake note of polarity. When the battery compartment is open,
you must see the plus side of the battery.
kIf the sealing ring is loose, put it back in place. kClose cover with tool.
Transmitters:
kOpen cover with tool. kRemove battery from cover. kTake note of polarity. kInsert new battery in the cover. kBe sure to line up the arrow on the cap and the dot
on the transmitter when inserting the cap! kClose cover with tool.
Battery: Computer head: Lithium button battery CR 2450 Transmitter: Lithium button battery CR 2032
Battery lifespan:
CR 2450
Computer head: approx. 1 year* Transmitter: approx. 1 year*
* if used one hour a day
CR 2032
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