Specialized Cyclocomputer User Manual

SPEEDZONE PRO CYCLOCOMPUTER

Congratulations on your purchase and welcome to the growing number of
cyclists who are discovering a powerful new generation of bicycle computers.
Your Specialized SpeedZone®Pro has been designed to provide the best combi­nation of performance, features, durability and ease of use and installation.

The following functions are available on
your SpeedZone Pro bicycle computer:

• SPD - Current Speed

• AVS - Average speed

• MAX - Maximum Speed

• ATM - Automatic Start/Timer

• DST - Trip Distance

• ODO - Odometer (total distance)

• ASI - +/- Average Speed Indicator

• TM - Stopwatch

• INT - Interval Timer

• CAD - Cadence

• Digital 12/24 Hour Clock

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• GR% - Inclinometer

• TMP – Temperature

• ALT – Altimeter

• ALT∆– Altitude climbed

This computer also features:

• Second Wheel Option

• Easy Calibration Mode

• Wireless Mounting System

• Heavy-duty abrasion resistant
pick-up wire

• Water resistant housing

• 2 Year Warranty

• Backlit LCD display

What is included in your
SpeedZone Elite package:

1. SpeedZone computer (1)

2. Mounting bracket wired for cadence (1)

3. Mounting bracket w/out cadence wiring (1)

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4. Magnet with screw (1)

5. Cadence magnet (1)

6. Cable tie wraps (8)

7. Mounting bracket sizing straps (3)

8. Transmitter (1)

9. Transmitter mounting bracket (1)

MOUNTING
THE SPEEDZONE PRO

The SpeedZone Pro wireless transmitter
can mount on the right or the left side
of the fork blade. The right side should
be used on large frames or when a
suspension fork is installed. The optimal
distance between the computer and
the transmitter is 24 inches (610mm)
The distance may need to be less than
24 inches (610mm) if ambient temper­atures are below 40°F (4°C). To reduce
signal loss in colder temperatures, the
transmitter should be mounted as close

FIGURE 1:
S E N S O R
P L A C E M E N T

to the computer as possible. (Maximum
mounting distance is 28 inches). Use
the transmitter-mounting bracket and
tie-wraps provided to position the
sensor. Do not tighten the tie-wraps
until final placement of the magnet is
correct. (See figure 1).

FIGURE 2:
M A G N E T
A T T A C H M E N T

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Attach the magnet to a spoke across

from the transmitter with the magnet
screw. The clearance between the
magnet and the transmitter should be

approximately 1/32"-1/16" (1-2mm).
Tighten the magnet and transmitter.
Do not over-tighten the magnet screw.

(See figure 2).

Attach the mount to the handlebar

using the bracket screw provided.
Tighten so that the bracket cannot

rotate on the handlebar. There are sev-

eral sizing straps provided to fit differ­ent diameter bars. (See figure 3).

Slide the computer forward onto the
mount until it ‘snaps’ into place with an
audible click. To remove the computer,
push it backward until it releases from
the mount. To test for proper installa-

tion of the magnet, transmitter and

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FIGURE 3: MOUNTING BRACKET

computer, activate the computer
by pushing the ‘MODE’ (right side)
button. Pick up the front of the bicycle
and spin the front wheel. The "wheel
option" indicator will flash. If it does
not flash, check the sensor and magnet
alignment. Realign as necessary until
the "wheel option" indicator flashes
while spinning the wheel.

MOUNTING CADENCE HARDWA R E

In order to use the cadence option you
must install the mounting bracket with
the wired sensor provided with your
SpeedZone Pro. Run the cadence sen­sor wire along the head tube, down
tube and chain stay of your bicycle
and secure it into place using the
provided tie-wraps. (See figure 4)

FIGURE 4:
CADENCE WIRE PLACMENT

FIGURE 5:
CADENCE SENSOR
P L A C E M E N T

FIGURE 6:
CADENCE MAGNET
A T T A C H M E N T

Next, attach the cadence magnet to
the inside of your crank arm directly
across from the sensor. Use a tie-wrap
to fasten the magnet to the crank arm.
(See figure 5).
Do not tighten the tie-wrap until final
placement of the magnet is correct. The
clearance between the magnet and the
sensor should be approximately
1/32"-1/16" (1-2mm). (See figure 6)
Tighten the magnet and sensor.

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PROGRAMMING

Programming the functions of your

SpeedZone Pro requires it to be placed

in various "modes" (i.e. odometer
mode, distance mode). The computer
can be cycled through these modes by

pressing the "MODE" button located

on the right-hand side of the housing.
Once a specific mode has been
entered, its values can be reset or

adjusted by pressing either the
"FUNCTION" button located on the left
hand side of the housing or by using
a combination of the "MODE" and

"FUNCTION" buttons.

1. Miles or Kilometers selection

Your SpeedZone Pro will record speed

and distance in either miles (M/h) or

kilometers (Km/h). To enter your selec-

tion of miles or kilometers, push the
"MODE" button until ODO (odometer)
appears on the left side of the display
(This is called the odometer mode).
Hold down the "FUNCTION" (left side)
button and ‘tap’ the "MODE" button
once. The Km/h, m/h indicator will
begin blinking. You may now alternate
between miles and kilometers by press­ing the "MODE" button. When the cor­rect choice is flashing, select it by
pressing the "FUNCTION" button. You
will now enter the "Programmable
Odometer" mode. If the odometer set­ting is correct push the "FUNCTION"
button five times to exit odometer
mode. (Otherwise, see "Setting the
programmable odometer" below).

2. Setting the Programmable
Odometer

This mode is useful if you have
replaced the battery and would like to
retain the mileage you have already
ridden. To access the programmable
odometer mode, first advance the
"MODE" button until (ODO) appears
on the left-hand side of the screen.
Hold down the "FUNCTION" button
and ‘tap’ the "MODE" button once.
The Km/h indicator will flash. If the
Km/h setting is correct press the
"FUNCTION" button once and a five­digit number will appear. You are now
in the programmable odometer mode.
To enter a mileage into the odometer,
press the "MODE" button until the
flashing digit is correct.

(Note: The "MODE" button may be
held to scroll to the correct digit.) Press
the "FUNCTION" button to select the
next digit to the right. Repeat this
process until all five digits are entered
as your existing mileage.

3. Wheel Circumference Selection

To set the circ u m f e rence for the type
of tires you are using, you can use
S p e c i a l i z e d ’s "Easy Calibration Mode"
or measure your actual tire circ u m f e r­ence by the rollout method. Two diff e r­ent tire diameters may be entered by
using the computer’s “Second Wheel
O p t i o n . ”

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