Trelock BB 2000, BB 2500 User guide

TRELOCK code system

PIN code:

• Every product is delivered with the PIN 0000

• You can protect your cycle computer against
theft by entering your chosen personal PIN
code (page 13). Likewise, you can change the
PIN and PIN time (energy-saving function) at
any time.

You can enter your PIN and PIN time here:

PIN

PIN time

Mandatory entries:

Code number of the speed sensor (BB 2000,

BB 3000, BB 3500, BB 4000)
Speed measurement only works if the code
number which is located on a sticker directly on
the sensor is entered (wheel 1 and wheel 2)
(refer to page 10).

Code number of the pedal frequency sensor

(BB 2000, BB 3000, BB 4000)

Pedal stroke measurement works only if the
code number which is located on a sticker
directly on the sensor is entered (refer to page

10).

Code number of the heart rate sensor

(BB 3000, BB 3500, BB 4000)
Heart rate measurement works only if the code
number which is located on a sticker directly on
the sensor is entered (refer to page 10).

The stickers with the code number of your
sensors can be affixed here

Code no. of the speed sensor.

Wheel 1

Wheel 2

Code no. of the pedal frequency sensor

Code no. of the heart rate sensor

You can alternatively or additionally have your
PIN code and code numbers of the sensors
registered with TRELOCK:
www.trelock.de/Trelock Service
Center/PinCode.
If you change address, please inform us of your
new address.

Check: www.trelock.de for our
international consumer service.

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BIKE & BODY BB 2000/ 3000/3500 /4000

GB MANUAL

The TRELOCK data systems of the
Bike & Body computer line were
developed to specifically cater for
your needs. This line offers you a
multitude of bike, altimeter, pedal
stroke and pulse measurement fun­ctions, depending on the product
features. The hardware, software
and ergonomics of the products
thoroughly meet the highest
demands in terms of quality, conve­nience and performance.

An outstanding feature is the fully
digitized data transfer between the
various transmitter modules and the
cycle computer developed by
TRELOCK – RADIO SELECT®. The
receiver of the cycle computer
exclusively selects coded system
data – data transfer without any
cross talking effect. Interference due

to mobile phones or training part­ners' cycle computers is not recei­ved.

Theft is pointless owing to the PIN
coding.

The wireless wake-up function is a
special function – ride off without
switching on.

Data transfer to a PC via a USB
interface is possible with the acces­sory set ZF 450.
The visual control system, large
mono keys and the neatly arranged
display with full text displays in
eight languages allow very simple
operation.

DUAL BI KE

PIN

DUAL BIKE

Contents

Scope of delivery

Inserting the batteries

Installation

1. Display structure and operating principle 44

2. General preliminary settings 46

3. "Bike" menu 54

4. "Altimeter" menu 58

5. "Pedal frequency" menu 64

6. "Heart rate" menu 68

7. Training 74

8. Additional information and instructions 76

9. Notes on safety 77

10 . Guarantee and service 77

11 . Frequently asked questions 77

12 . Accessories 78

BB 4000

1. Display structure and operating principle

SET button

Alarm is activated
The audible signal is activated

Display line 1

Incline in %

Change battery

Display line 2

Training intensity status:

above within below theoreti-

cal value

(for pulse rate and pedal frequency)
and above/equal to/below average
value (for speed)

Display line 3
Submenu display
Display line 4
Main menu display

MODE button

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By pressing the MODE button for 3
seconds, you can toggle between the

main menus "Bike", "Altimeter", "Pedal

frequency" and "Heart rate". (The "Pedal
frequency" and "Heart rate" menus can
only be selected if the corresponding sen­sor is logged in.)

Pressing the MODE button once takes the
suer to the

submenus MID, MAX, TRIP,

PILOT, TOTAL, DEST and SET.

In order to enter digits (time, meter rea­dings etc.), press the MODE button several
times until the desired digit appears.
Pressing the SET button confirms the sel­ection and switches to the next position.
After entering the last position, confirm
again by pressing the SET button.

If you do not wish to make any
entry/modification, you can skip the menu
item by pressing the MODE button. A sel­ected entry function can be aborted by
pressing the MODE button for 3 seconds.
Any changes made will not be adopted in
this case.

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English?

BB 4000

BB 4000

Deutsch?

BB 4000

Francais?

BB 4000

Espaol?

BB 4000

Sprache

?

2. General
preliminary settings

After activating the cycle
computer, the user is trans­ferred to the general prelimi­nary settings automatically.
If you wish to make changes
here at a later stage, press
the SET and MODE button in
the submenu SET for approx.
3 sec.

2.1 Language selection

• Confirm by pressing the

SET button

• Select the language (D, GB,

F, NL, E, I, RUS, PL) by
pressing the MODE button

• Confirm by pressing the

SET button

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unitspeed?

BB 4000

set bike 1

BB 4000

unitt

em

p

.

?

BB 4000

set bike?

BB 4000

Dimensions?

BB 4000

unitt

em

p

.

?

BB 4000

Dimensions?

2.2 Selection between km/h
and m/h and between C and
F

• Confirm by pressing the
MODE button to adopt the
standard values "km/h" and
"°C"

• To make changes, press the
SET button and select bet­ween "km/h" and "m/h" by
pressing the MODE button

• Confirm by pressing the SET
button

• Choose between "°F" and
"°C" by pressing the MODE
button

• Confirm by pressing the SET
button

IMPORTANT: if you subse­quently change from "km/h" to
"m/h" or vice versa, the data
recorded in the "Bike" and
"Altimeter" menus will be reset
to "0"!

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bike 1

BB 4000

Code-No. 1

BB 4000

Code-No. 1

BB 4000

Code-No. 1

BB 4000

Code-No. 1

2.4 Settings for wheel 1 and
wheel 2

You can use your cycle com­puter on two cycles, even if
they have different wheel radii.
An own sensor for each cycle
is required for this purpose.
The switch-over from wheel 1
to wheel 2 is performed auto­matically.

• Switch to "cycle 1" by pres­sing the SET button

• Choose between "cycle 1"
and "cycle 2" by pressing the
MODE button

• Confirm by pressing the SET
button

2.4.1 Entry of the code no.

• Entry of the code for "cycle
1" and/or "cycle 2" by pres­sing the MODE button
(repeatedly)

• Validate the individual digits
with the SET button

• Repeat the process for the
other digits

Please enter the code no. on
page 2 of this operating
manual. The sticker should
subsequently be pulled off the
sensor.

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wheel size 1

BB 4000

wheel size

1

ETRTO WS mm

47-305 16x1.75x2 1272
47-406 20x1.75x2 1590
50-406 20/2.00 1593
60-406 20/2.35 1665
37-540 24x1 3/8 A 1948
47-507 24x1.75x2 1907
50-507 24/2.00 1910
40-559 26x1.5 2026
44-559 26x1.6 2051
47-559 26x1.75x2 2074
50-559 26x1.9 2089
54-559 26x2.00 2114
57-559 26x2.125 2133
37-590 26x1 3/8 2105
20-571 26x3/4 1954

ETRTO

WS mm

60-559 26/2.35 2146
32-630 27x1 1/4 2199
40-622 28x1.5 2224
47-622 28x1.75 2268
40-635 28x1 1/2 2265
37-622 28x1 3/8x1 5/8 2205
18-622 700x18C 2102
23-622 700x23C 2133
25-622 700x25C 2146
28-622 700x28C 2149
32-622 700x32C 2174
37-622 700x35C 2205
40-622 700x40C 2224
50-622 28/2.00 2284
60-622 28/2.35 2340

2.4.2 Adjusting the wheel
size(s)

• Determine the wheel size on
the basis of the table below
or calculation of the wheel
circumference

• Enter the value for "cycle 1"
and/or "cycle 2" as under
point 2.4.1 and confirm by
pressing the SET button

• Press the MODE button to
continue

Wheel size/wheel circumference (mm)

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Clock/Date?

BB 4000

Clock

BB 4000

Date

BB 4000

Clock

BB 4000

Clock

2.5 Setting the current time

• Press the SET button

• Change the digits by pres­sing the MODE button sever­al times

• Confirm the individual digits
by pressing the SET button

Time

Date

Wheel circumference (mm) = 2 x r (mm) x 3.14

Wheel circumference

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BB 4000

change PIN?

13

BB 4000

enter PIN

2.7 Entering and modifying the PIN time –
energy-saving function

If the cycle computer, which is in sleep mode
with the PIN function active (PIN not equal to

0000), is not awakened over a certain period
of time, it can only be reactivated by entering
your PIN. This period of time (PIN time) can
be entered or modified in the "New PIN
time?" window: After you have pressed the
SET button, you will be requested to enter
your PIN. After making a correct entry, you

will be transferred to "PIN TIME", where you
can enter up to 240 min. The factory setting
is 60 min. In sleep mode, only the time will be
displayed until the PIN time elapses. After the
PIN time elapses, the time display will also be
faded out. If the PIN time is set to "0", this
energy-saving function is deactivated and the
time will be permanently displayed.

2.6 Entering and modifying the PIN – anti-theft protection

You can protect your cycle computer against foreign access
with a PIN. Activation of the cycle computer is only possible in
this case if the PIN is entered correctly. After adjusting the time
and date, the user is transferred to the "Change PIN?" window.
You can enter your own PIN here and subsequently modify it if
necessary. If you do not wish to use any PIN, press the MODE
button. Otherwise, after pressing the SET button, you will be
asked to enter the former PIN (the factory setting is "0000"). In
order to do this, press the MODE button until the appropriate
digit appears and subsequently jump to the next position by
pressing the SET button. The PIN is controlled. If the PIN has
been incorrectly entered, "Wrong PIN" appears for approx. 3
seconds and you will be requested to make a new entry. If the
PIN is correct, enter a new PIN of your choice as described
above. After confirming the last position by pressing the SET
button, the PIN must be re-entered. If repetition of the PIN is
incorrect, you will be returned to the "Change PIN?" window. If
you wish to dispense with safeguarding your cycle computer
with a PIN, reset the PIN to "0000".

Please note your personal PIN on page 2, so that you can have
it available if appropriate.

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BB 4000

set PIN-time?

BB 4000

add Cadence?

BB 4000

Code-No.

BB 4000

PIN-time

BB 4000

enter PIN

2.8 Logging in the

pedal frequency
sensor(BB 2000, BB 3000, BB 4000)

• Log the pedal frequency sensor in by pres­sing the SET button

• Enter the code no. by pressing the MODE
button (repeatedly)

• Confirm the individual digits by pressing the
SET button

• Repeat the process for the other
digits

Please enter the code
no. on page 2 of this
operating manual. The
sticker should subse­quently be pulled off
the sensor.

2.9 Logging in the
heart rate sensor
(BB 3000, BB 3500, BB 4000)

• The pulse sensor is logged in as for logging
in the pedal frequency sensor

Please enter the code no. on page 2 of this
operating manual. The sticker should subse­quently be pulled off the sensor.

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BB 4000

add HR?

BB 4000

Code-No.

BB 4000

Code-No.

BB 4000

Current

BB 4000

g

en.settgs?

BB 4000

Code-No.

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BB 4000

Maximal

BB 4000

Current

BB 4000

Average

BB 4000

La

p

01

Start a new trip/leg

Measurement of the current trip/leg is halted
by pressing the SET button. The values will
be saved, the display will be reset to "0" and
a new trip/leg will be started.

Start a new trip/leg

Measurement of the current trip/leg is halted
by pressing the SET button. The values will
be saved, the display will be reset to "0" and
a new trip/leg will be started.

Start a new trip/leg

Measurement of the current trip/leg is halted
by pressing the SET button. All data are
saved and a new trip/leg is begun in the

The "Bike" menu has 15 functions incl. a
temperature display

3.1 Submenu "Current"

3.2 Submenu "Average" MID

3.3 Submenu "Maximum" MAX

3.4 Submenu "Trip" TRIP

Current time

Current speed

Temperature

Current time

Current speed

Average speed of
the current
trip/leg

Current time

Current speed

Maximum speed
in the current
trip/leg

Net cycling time
of the current
trip/leg

Current speed

Trip kilometres
covered

3. "Bike" menu

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Pilot

BB 4000

La

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01

background. The data of the last trip continue
to be displayed and the trip no.flashes. After
pressing the SET button again, the data of
the current trip/leg are displayed.

Displaying and deleting trip/leg data

• Press the SET button for 3 sec.

• The display "Show
trips" appears

• Selection of
"Show trips" and
"Delete trips" by
pressing the
MODE button

• After pressing
the SET button in
"Show trips", the
net cycling times
and trip kilometres of the trips/legs appear

By pressing the SET button for 3 seconds, all
values of the trip/leg which has just been dis­played will be deleted.

If the SET button is pressed for 3 seconds in
the "Delete trips" window, the data recorded
for

all trips/legs will be deleted and a new

trip/leg will be started.

Pressing the MODE button takes you back to
the submenu "Trip".

3.5 Submenu "Pilot" PILOT

Starting, stopping and resetting the stop­watch

• Start or stop the stopwatch by pressing the
SET button

• Zeroing of the stopwatch by pressing the
SET button for 3 seconds

Adjusting the pilot kilometre counter

• Press the SET button for 3 seconds

• The display "Set km" appears and the first
digit for entry flashes

• The display of the kilometre counter can be
modified (only possible with the stopwatch
off)

This function is helpful when you cycle accor­ding to a roadbook. You can start in the
middle of a trip or correct the kilometre rea­ding after riding a detour for example.

Stopwatch

Current speed

Pilot kilometre
counter

3 seconds

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BB 4000

Totall

y

BB 4000

Destination

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BB 4000

Settings

3.6 Submenu "Total" TOTAL 3.8 Submenu "Set" SET

Correcting preliminary settings and/or
adjusting further settings

• The following appears after pressing the
SET button for 3 seconds:

1. "Alarm on?" – Entry of a wake-up time
possible

2. "Signal on?" – Activation of the audible
alarm

3. "Time/date?"

4. "Wheel size?"(wheel 1 and wheel 2)

5. "Total km?" (wheel 1 and wheel 2)

If you wish to make changes, press the SET
button in the appropriate window and make
your entries as usual by pressing the MODE
and SET buttons.

Adjusting the remaining kilometre counter

• Press the SET button for 3 seconds

• The display "Set km" appears and the first
digit for entry flashes

• Adjust the remaining kilometre counter by
pressing the MODE button repeatedly and
confirming the individual digits by pressing
the SET button

3.7 Submenu "Destination" DEST

Total cycling time
of the current
wheel

Current speed

Total kilometres of
the current wheel

Total cycling time
wheel 1 and
wheel 2

Current speed

Total kilometres
wheel 1 and
wheel 2

Remaining cycling
time (calculated
based on the
distance still to be
covered and the
speed measured
up to now)

Current speed

Remaining kilo­metres (countdown)

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Settings

BB 4000

Alarm on?

BB 4000

beeper on?

BB 4000

Clock

/

Date

?

BB 4000

wheel size?

BB 4000

odometer?

BB 4000

Settings

BB 4000

Current

Pressing the SET and MODE
buttons simultaneously for 3
seconds returns you to the
general preliminary settings
(p. 8, point 2).

Total km wheel 1
and wheel 2

3 seconds SET button for modification SET button for modification

SET button for modification SET button for modification SET button for modification

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La

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BB 4000

Current

BB 4000

Average

BB 4000

Maximal

4. Menu "Altimeter"

BB 3500, BB 4000 The "Altimeter" menu provi-

des you highly accurate data and has 10 func­tions. The measurement values are however
influenced by fluctuations in air pressure. In
order to calculate precise measurement values,
we recommend an altitude adjustment being
performed, e.g. based on maps with altitude
indications.

4.1 Submenu "Current"

Start a new trip/leg in the submenus
"Average" and "Maximum"

Measurement of the current trip/leg is halted by
pressing the SET button. The values will be
saved, the display will be reset to "0" and a new
trip/leg will be started.

4.2 Submenu "Average" MID 4.4 Submenu "Trip" TRIP

4.3 Submenu "Maximum" MAX

Current incline

Current speed

Current altitude

Maximum incline
of the trip

Current speed

Maximum altitude
attained during the
current trip

Net cycling time of
the current trip/leg

Current speed

Total increase in
altitude in the cur­rent trip

Average incline of
the trip

Current speed

Average increase
in altitude per hour
in the current trip

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BB 4000

Pilot

Starting, stopping and resetting the stop­watch

• Start or stop the stopwatch by pressing the
SET button

• Zeroing of the stopwatch by pressing the
SET button for 3 seconds

Adjusting the adding counter of the
increase in altitude

• Press the SET button for 3 seconds

• The display "Set altitude" appears and the
first digit for entry flashes

• The display of the adding counter of the
positive change in altitude can be modified
(only possible with the stopwatch off)

4.5 Submenu "Pilot" PILOTStart a new trip/leg

Measurement of the current trip/leg is halted
by pressing the SET button. All entered data
are saved and a new trip/leg is begun in the
background. The data of the last trip continue
to be displayed and the trip no.flashes. After
pressing the SET button again, the data of the
current trip/leg are displayed.

Displaying and deleting trip/leg data

• Press the SET button for 3 sec.

• The display "Show trips"
appears

• Selection of "Show
trips" and "Delete
trips" by pressing
the MODE button

• After pressing the
SET button in
"Show trips", the
net cycling times
and the saved increa­se in altitude of the
trips/legs appear

By pressing the SET button for 3 seconds, all
values of the trip/leg which has just been dis­played will be deleted.

If the SET button is pressed for 3 seconds in
the "Delete trips" window, the data recorded
for

all trips/legs will be deleted and a new

trip/leg will be started.

Pressing the MODE button takes you back to
the submenu "Trip".

Stopwatch

Current speed

Daily increase in
altitude

3 seconds

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Totall

y

BB 4000

Destination

BB 4000

Settings

Total cycling time of
the current wheel

Current speed

Total of the overall
increase in altitude

Starting altitude 1

Current speed

Current altitude

S

Remaining cycling
time (calculated
based on the increa­se in altitude still to
be attained and the
change in altitude
previously measured)

Current speed

Remaining altitude
(countdown)

4.6 Submenu "Total" TOTAL 4.8 Submenu "Set" SET

4.7 Submenu "Destination" DEST

Adjusting the remaining altitude

• Press the SET button for 3 seconds

• The display "Set altitude" appears and the
first digit for entry flashes

• Adjusting the remaining altitude by pressing
the MODE button repeatedly and confir­ming the individual digits by pressing the
SET button

When using the device for the first time and
after a battery change, an altitude adjustment
must be performed in order to activate the
altitude measurement function.

Adjusting and setting the current altitude

• Press the SET button for 3 seconds

• The display "adj. altitude?" appears

• Press the SET button to change

• Adjustment of the altitude displayed can be
performed (necessary owing to changes in
atmospheric pressure)

An altitude adjustment can be performed in four
ways:

1. "Starting altitude 1?": Rapid adjustment with
starting altitude 1 (e.g. absolute altitude of your
preferred starting point)

2. "Starting altitude 2?": Rapid adjustment with
starting altitude 2 (e.g. absolute altitude of a
second starting point)

3. "Last altitude?": Rapid adjustment with the
altitude attained in the last saved trip

4. "New altitude?": Entry of the actual altitude
according to a topographical map or another
reliable reference

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Settings

BB 4000

Current

BB 4000

Settings

BB 4000

Set height?

BB 4000

home 1?

BB 4000

home 2?

BB 4000

last height?

BB 4000

new height?

BB 4000

new height

3 seconds

SET button for modification Accept by pressing the SET button

SET button for modification

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BB 4000

set home 2?

BB 4000

set home 1?

BB 4000

set height?

BB 4000

Settings

BB 4000

total height?

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Adjusting the starting altitudes

• Press the SET button for 3
seconds

• The display "adj. altitude?"
appears, continue with MODE
button – "set start alt.1?"
appears

• Entry of the desired values for
"Start alt.1" and "Start alt.2" as
usual

• Confirm by pressing the SET
button

• If no change is made, "Total alti­tude?" appears by pressing the
MODE button

3 seconds

SET BUTTON for modification SET BUTTON for modification

Starting
altitude 1

Starting
altitude 2

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BB 4000

Current

BB 4000

Settings

BB 4000

total height

BB 4000

total height?

BB 4000

total height

BB 4000

total height

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Adjusting the increase in altitu­de total counter

• by confirming with the SET but­ton, the display of the total alti­tude gain managed with the
cycle can be modified (e.g. for
adopting the counter reading of
your old cycle computer)

• Entry of the digits as usual

• Confirm by pressing the SET
button

Pressing the SET and MODE
buttons simultaneously for 3
seconds returns you to the
general preliminary settings
(p. 8, point 2).

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Current

BB 4000

Average

BB 4000

La

p

01

BB 4000

Maximal

5. Menu "Pedal frequency"

Current heart rate
or current time, if
no heart rate sensor
is used

Current pedal fre­quency

Current speed

Max. heart rate or
current time, if no
heart rate sensor is
used

Current pedal fre­quency

maximum pedal fre­quency

Net cycling time of
the current trip

Current pedal fre­quency

Revolutions in the
current trip

ø heart rate or cur­rent time, if no heart
rate sensor is used

Current pedal fre­quency

Average pedal fre­quency

BB 2000, BB 3000, BB 4000 The "Pedal fre-

quency" menu has 10 functions. The digital data
transfer functions precisely subject to the condi­tion that the pedal frequency sensor is correctly
installed on the cycle. Please remember to enter
the code number after installation (refer to page

14).

5.1 Submenu "Current"

Start a new trip/leg in the submenus
"Average" and "Maximum"

Measurement of the current trip/leg is halted by
pressing the SET button. The values will be
saved, the display will be reset to "0" and a new
trip/leg will be started.

5.2 Submenu "Average" MID 5.4 Submenu "Trip" TRIP

5.3 Submenu "Maximum" MAX

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3 Sekunden

BB 4000

Totall

y

BB 4000

Pilot

Stopwatch

Current pedal fre­quency

% time of the pedal
frequency within
the training limits
set

Total cycling time of
the current wheel

Current pedal fre­quency

Total revolutions

Start a new trip/leg

Measurement of the current trip/leg is halted by
pressing the SET button. All data are saved and
a new trip/leg is begun in the background. The
data of the last trip continue to be displayed and
the trip no.flashes. After pressing the SET button
again, the data of the current trip/leg are display­ed.

Displaying and deleting trip/leg data

• Press the SET button for 3 sec.

• The display "Show trips"
appears

• Selection of "Show
trips" and "Delete
trips" by pressing
the MODE button

• After pressing the
SET button in
"Show trips", the
net cycling times
and the number of
revolutions in all trips/legs
appear

By pressing the SET button for 3 seconds, all
values of the trip/leg which has just been dis­played will be deleted.

If the SET button is pressed for 3 seconds in the
"Delete trips" window, the data recorded for

all

trips/legs will be deleted and a new trip/leg will
be started.

Pressing the MODE button takes you back to the
submenu "Trip".

Starting, stopping and resetting the stop­watch

• Start or stop the stopwatch by pressing the
SET button

• Zeroing of the stopwatch by pressing the SET
button for 3 seconds

5.5 Submenu "Pilot" PILOT

5.6 Submenu "Total" TOTAL

3 seconds

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beeper on?

BB 4000BB 4000

Destination

BB 4000

Settings

Adjusting the remaining revolution counter

• Press the SET button for 3 seconds

• The display "Set revs." appears and the first
digit for entry flashes

• Adjust the remaining revolution counter by
pressing the MODE button repeatedly and
confirming the individual digits by pressing
the SET button

(De)activating the signal

• Press the SET button for 3 seconds

• The display "Signal on?" or "Signal off?" appears

• By pressing the SET button, the audible signal (on
exceeding or falling below the set training limits)
can be activated or deactivated

= Signal is activated

Entry of the upper and lower training limits of
the pedal frequency

• Press the SET button for 3 seconds

• The display "Signal on?" or "Signal off?"
appears

• By pressing the MODE button, "Set
min/max?" appears

• By pressing the SET button, select entry of the
values for "Maximum" and "Minimum"

• Entry of the digits as usual

• Confirm by pressing the SET button

5.7 Submenu "Destination" DEST

5.8 Submenu "Set" SET

Remaining cycling
time with reference
to the revolutions
still to be pedalled
and the pedal fre­quency previously
measured

Current pedal fre­quency

Remaining revoluti­ons (countdown)

Upper limit of
pedal frequency

Current pedal fre­quency

Lower limit of
pedal frequency

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Settings

BB 4000

beeper on?

BB 4000

target cad.?

BB 4000

maximum

BB 4000

minimum

BB 4000

total rot.?

BB 4000

total rot.

BB 4000

Settings

(on

Adjusting the total revolution
counter

• By confirming with the SET but­ton, the display of the total revo­lution counter can be modified
(e.g. for adopting the counter
reading of your old cycle com­puter)

• Entry of the digits as usual

• Confirm by pressing the SET
button

3 seconds SET button for modification

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BB 4000

Current

BB 4000

Average

BB 4000

Maximal

BB 3000, BB 3500, BB 4000

The "Heart rate" menu also contains your per­sonal training manager which helps you to
increase your fitness with a specific training
programme without overtaxing your body.
Before training however, you should neverthe­less consult your physician who tests your ath­letic health.

If you wear a pacemaker, you should not use
the heart rate mode without consulting your
general practitioner. Please remember to enter
the code number (refer to page 14).

6. Menu "Heart rate"

Current pedal fre­quency or current
time, if no pedal
frequency sensor is
used

Current heart rate

Current speed

Max. pedal fre­quency or current
time, if no pedal
frequency sensor is
used

Current heart rate

Maximum heart rate

ø pedal frequency
or current time, if
no pedal frequen­cy sensor is used

Current heart rate

Average heart rate

5.1 Submenu "Current"

6.2 Submenu "Average" MID

6.3 Submenu "Maximum" MAX

Start a new trip/leg in the submenus
"Average" and "Maximum"

Measurement of the current trip/leg is halted
by pressing the SET button. The values will be
saved, the display will be reset to "0" and a
new trip/leg will be started.

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La

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BB 4000

La

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BB 4000

Pilot

Net cycling time of
the current trip

Current heart rate

Calories burnt in
the current trip

Stopwatch

Current heart rate

% time of the heart
rate value within the
training limits set

6.4 Submenu "Trip" TRIP

5.5 Submenu "Pilot" PILOT

Start a new trip/leg

Measurement of the current trip/leg is halted
by pressing the SET button.
All entered data are saved and a new trip/leg
is begun in the background. The data of the
last trip continue to be displayed and the trip
no.flashes. After pressing the SET button
again, the data of the current trip/leg are dis­played.

Displaying and deleting trip/leg data

• Press the SET button for 3 sec.

• The display "Show
trips" appears

• Selection of "Show

trips" and "Delete
trips" by pressing
the MODE button

• After pressing the

SET button in
"Show trips", the
net cycling times and
the number of calories
burnt in all trips/legs appear

Starting, stopping and resetting the stop­watch

• Start or stop the stopwatch by pressing the
SET button

• Zeroing of the stopwatch by pressing the
SET button for 3 seconds

By pressing the SET button for 3 seconds, all
values of the trip/leg which has just been dis­played will be deleted.

If the SET button is pressed for 3 seconds in
the "Delete trips" window, the data recorded
for all trips/legs will be deleted and a new
trip/leg will be started.

Pressing the MODE button takes you back to
the submenu "Trip".

3 seconds

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BB 4000

beeper on?

BB 4000

Destination

BB 4000

Totall

y

6.6 Submenu "Total" TOTAL

6.7 Submenu "Destination" DEST

(De)activating the signal

• Press the SET button for 3 seconds

• The display "Signal on?" or "Signal off?"
appears

• By pressing the SET button, the audible signal
(on exceeding or falling below the set training
limits) can be activated or deactivated

= Signal is activated

Entry of the personal user data

• Press the SET button for 3 seconds

• The display "Signal on?" or "Signal off?"
appears

• By pressing the MODE button, "Set cyclist?"
appears - confirm by pressing the SET button

• The following personal data can now be
entered as usual:

1. Age

2. Weight ("kg" or "lbs")

3. Sex ("male" or "female")

4. Fitness level ("Set fitness")

Total cycling time of
the current wheel

Current heart rate

Total calories burnt

Remaining cycling
time with reference
to the calories still to
be burnt and the
previously measured
calorie consumption

Current heart rate

Remaining calorie
counter (countdown)

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Adjusting the remaining calorie counter

• Press the SET button for 3 seconds

• The display "Set kcal" appears and the first
digit for entry flashes

• Adjust the remaining calorie counter by pres­sing the MODE button repeatedly and confir­ming the individual digits by pressing the SET
button

Basis: approx. 250 kcal are burnt in 30 minutes
of training.

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BB 4000

Settings

BB 4000

beeper on?

BB 4000

set user?

BB 4000

age

BB 4000

weight k

g

?

BB 4000

weight

BB 4000

fitn. status

BB 4000

male?

Fitness level

1 = you are untrained

2 = you practice approx.

1 hour of sport 2 to
3 times a week.

3 = you regularly prac-

tice sport with a
high training effect.

3 seconds

SET button for modification

SET button for modification

MODE button for
modification

SET button for modification

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BB 4000

HR limits?

BB 4000

maximum

BB 4000

minimum

BB 4000

exercise1

BB 4000

total cal.?

After confirming with the SET but­ton, the user is transferred to the
"Pulse limits?" window. Before
you now modify the upper heart
rate limit, you should be aware
that "Maximum" displays the
upper heart rate limit with total
exhaustion of your physical perfor­mance ability. This value is already
calculated on the basis of the per­sonal data that you have entered.
You should not increase this value,
or have your personal upper heart
rate limit determined by your phy­sician by means of a stress test.
Calculation formula: 220 – age =
maximum value

Adjusting the heart rate, training intensity and the total calorie counter

• In order to view the upper heart rate limit, press the SET button and
accept or correct values

• Confirm by pressing the SET button and accept or correct the resting
pulse in the "Minimum" window and confirm by pressing the SET button

• The desired training intensity can be selected by pressing the
MODE button:

1 = low (easy training for beginners)

The heart rate lies in the range of 60–70% of the highest value.

2 = moderate (for advanced athletes)

The heart rate lies in the range of 70–80% of the highest value.

3 = high (intensive training only for trained athletes)

The heart rate lies in the range of 80–90% of the highest value.

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BB 4000

exercise2

BB 4000

upper limit %

BB 4000

lower li

mit

%

BB 4000

total cal.

?

• Confirm training intensity by
pressing the SET button

• In the "Total kcal?" window the dis­play of the total calorie• • counter
can now be modified (e.g. in order
to adopt the counter reading of your
old cycle computer or your old
pulse watch)

• Entry of the digits as usual and
confirmation with the SET button

• Alternatively, by pressing the SET
button for 3 seconds, the automati­cally calculated training limits can
be viewed or modified by pressing
the MODE button (in %).

Pressing the SET and MODE buttons simultaneously
for 3 seconds returns you to the general preliminary
settings (p. 8, point 2).

3 seconds SET button for modification

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7. Training

7.1 Training manager

Depending on the product features, your
TRELOCK cycle computer offers a wide range
of specific training options. You can, for exam­ple, determine

• how long you wish to train

• the minimum number of kilometres you wish to
cycle

• the gain in altitude you wish to achieve (BB
3500, BB 4000)

• how many calories you wish to burn in a trai­ning session (BB 3000, BB 3500, BB 4000) or

• how many revolutions per minute you wish to
accomplish (BB 2000, BB 3000, BB 4000).

You can view your training status at any time
during training or a pause.

Using the symbols " ", "• " and " " on the
display, you can constantly check your training
intensity.

In the menu "Bike":

= your current speed is higher than the aver-

age speed in the current trip/leg.

• = the current speed corresponds to the aver-

age speed in the current trip/leg.

= your current speed is lower than the aver-

age speed in the current trip/leg.

In the "Pedal frequency" menu (BB 2000, BB
3000, BB 4000):

= the current pedal frequency is above the

training limit entered.

• = the current pedal frequency is optimal for
your training.

= the current pedal frequency is below the

training limit entered.

In the "Heart rate" menu (BB 3000, BB 3500,
BB 4000):

= the current heart rate is above the training

limit entered.

• = the heart rate is optimal for your training.

= the heart rate is below the training limit

entered.

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7.2 Putting the ZF 460 chest band on (BB
3000, BB 3500, BB 4000)

A Attach the elastic band to the sensor. The

chest band can be adjusted to fit sizes M to
XXL.

B Moisten the inside of both contact points on

the right and left next to the sensor.

C Put the chest band on as illustrated.

The
TRELOCK logo on the transmitter must be
legible and must not be upside down!

Adjust the length of the elastic so that the
chest band fits comfortably, but cannot slip
during training.

Press the MODE button for 2 sec. and repeat
the procedure if necessary until the main menu
"Heart rate" appears on the display. If the chest
band has been put on correctly, the heart sym­bol will now flash and the current heart rate will
be displayed – you can now start to train.

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7.3 Transferring the training data to your PC

Your can optionally transfer the saved training
data to your PC and analyse, log and manage it
using the TRELOCK software. You need the PC
interface set ZF 450, which also contains the
TRELOCK software in order to be able to per­form the data transfer. ZF 450 is not included in
the scope of delivery, but is available as an
accessory from your specialist dealer.

8.1 Changing the battery

The night light base and computer power sup­plies are independent of one another. Failure of
the battery in the night light base does not
impair the function of the computer.

Important: discharged batteries are special
waste and should not be put into the domestic
waste!

Your personal data are still memorized even if
when there are no batteries in your cycle com­puter.

The user can change the batteries him/herself.

8.2 Reset

If a malfunction occurs, remove the battery from
the cycle computer, wait a short while and rein­sert.

8.3 Maintenance and care

Your TRELOCK cycle computer is maintenance­free and does not require any special care.
Simply use a moist cloth for cleaning. The ela­stic of the chest band (BB 3000, BB 3500, BB

4000) is washable. Please observe the washing
instructions on the label.
Protect the sensors and receivers against extre­me temperatures. Temperatures under – 20 °C
(– 4 °F) and above 80 °C (176 °F) will damage
the cycle computer.
The operating temperature should be between 5
°C – 50 °C (40 °F – 120 °F).

8.4 Technical data

Speed 0–199.9 km/h

or m/h
Trip/leg 0–999.99 km
Trip/leg time 0–23:59:59
Total kilometres 0–99999 km
Total cycling time 0–9999:59
Heart rate 0–255 beats/min.
Calories/trip 0–9999 kcal
Total calories 0–999999 kcal
Pedal frequency 0–255 revs.
Revolutions/trip 0-999999 revs.
Remaining revolutions 0–39999 revs.
Altitude measurement 0–5999 m / 19999 ft
Daily increase in altitude 0–9999 m / 29999 ft
Total increase in altitude 0–999999 m or ft
Trips/legs 0–40
Wheel circumference 300–2999 mm
Stopwatch 0–23:59:59

8. Additional information and
instructions

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Why can't the cycle computer be
activated?

The battery is flat and needs replacing.

Why are no current data other than the time
displayed?

The cycle computer is in sleep mode – press
any key or simply ride off (wireless wake-up).

Why is the speed incorrectly displayed?

A wrong wheel size has been entered.

Why is the altitude incorrect?
(BB 3500, BB 4000)

Barometric pressure has changed – altitude
compensation is required.

Why is no speed or pedal frequency (BB
2000, BB 3000, BB 4000) displayed?

The distance between the sensor and the
respective magnet is too great or the battery
in the respective sensor is flat.

Why isn't the heart rate displayed? (BB 3000,
BB 3500, BB 4000)

a) The chest belt is not correctly positioned.
b) The contact points on the sensor are not
moistened or are dirty.
c) The sensor battery is flat.

Why does the display go dark or react
sluggishly?

The operating temperature (5 °C – 50 °C; 40
°F – 120 °F) is too low or too high.

The current legal regulations apply to the guaran­tee. We accept liability towards our contractual
partners. Please consult your dealer if you have
any cause for complaint. The TRELOCK Service
Centre remains at your disposal in case of any
enquiries:
TRELOCK GmbH, Postfach 7880, 48042 Münster,
Germany, Tel. [phone], www.trelock.de.
In case of any justified claims under the guaran­tee, the product will be repaired, or you will recei­ve a replacement device – the claim is only appli­cable to the current model at the time of the
claim. The guarantee shall only apply if the pro­duct has not been forcibly opened or damaged
after purchase. Batteries, storage batteries and
expendable parts are excluded from the guaran­tee. TRELOCK cannot accept any liability for
defect and consequential damage on the basis of
this guarantee. This guarantee is valid for a period
of 2 years as and from the date of purchase on
presentation of the original purchase slip. The
manufacturer reserves all rights for technical
modifications.
TRELOCK Fast Set Service: You can also have
your dealer configure your cycle computer. Your
dealer will be able to configure your cycle compu­ter with the TRELOCK Fast Set Box based on the
data indicated by you.

TRELOCK cycle computers are designed for
personal athletic training and are not suitable
for commercial or medical purposes. Persons
wearing pacemakers should not use the heart
rate mode (BB 3000, BB 3500, BB 4000)
without consulting their physician.

9. Notes on safety

10. Guarantee and service

11. Frequently asked questions

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Why is the display pale?

The battery is flat and needs replacing.

Can my training partner's cycle computer inter­fere with my device?

No. Digital data transfer and the individual
coding of the sensors protect your cycle com­puter against interference to the greatest pos­sible extent.
Foreign data are not received.

ZF 410 Art no. 8001094 Night light base
ZF 420 Art no. 8001179 Dual bike set
ZF 50 Art no. 8000831 Universal spoke

magnet

ZF 430 Art no. 8001095 Pedal frequency

set

ZF 435 Art no. 8001310 Cycle transmitter
ZF 440 Art no. 8001126 Chest band
ZF 450 Art no. 8001096 PC Interface set

12. Accessories (optional) / Spares

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