How to install Giant s wired computer?

Tools Raw Materials:

Accessories wired computer table.

Mountain biking.

Tools used during installation: cable ties, scissors, pliers.

etc., Phillips screwdriver.

Method Steps:

1. Find the magnetic head fitting, fix the magnetic head to the spokes of the front wheel with a Phillips screwdriver, and then tighten it.

2, and then install the sensor on the front brake, and then use 2 or 3 cable ties to fix the sensor, the straight-line distance between the two is controlled about 4mm, and the messy lines can also be gathered together with cable ties.

3, and then the line along the front brake tripod to the bicycle handlebar for the installation of the computer base, I am used to installing on the right hand side, or use a cable tie to fix the base on the handlebar to prevent sliding during the exercise.

4. After installing the base, the next step is to install electronics on the computer for power supply, because the battery cover is not easy to open, you can open it with accessories such as keys (or coins), put it in the battery compartment, and close the cover.

5. After installing the computer electronics, the bottom of the computer is aligned with the groove of the base for stuck installation, pay attention to the installation direction, and the contact body between the computer and the base should be in good contact to be able to sense.

6. After all the installation is completed, turn on the switch and debug it casually.

The sensor is mounted on the wire of the front wheel, the receiver is mounted on the inside of the fork and the sensor is on a plane, and the computer is generally mounted on the handlebar.

It's simple, but it's hard to say, so let's get it out to the dealership.

First of all, bicycle cpmputer is a computer and not a brand.

The induction head is fixed on the spokes, the base sensor is fixed on the fork (generally installed on the right side of the car, the side of the chain), and the two are generally kept between 3-10 mm (depending on the brand, try it yourself), the base is fixed on the handlebar in the position of the first place, the line is sorted out (it can be wound on the front brake line is more beautiful), and the wireless computer does not need to be wired.

According to the manual, according to how much your rim is 26 times how much, set the wheel diameter, turn the wheel, and the computer starts to count.

Completion Additional Answer: Yours is a wired computer, right? The base sensor is the part of the wire, one end of the meter display, and the other end is the sensor head. Tell me how many of your tires are 26 times and I'll tell you how many wheel diameters there are.

Wheel diameter: the display mode should be set to km h, that is, kilometers and hours. Try the specific setting method yourself, I don't know your brand.

In fact, the principle of the computer is that a magnet is crossed by the sensing head, and a circle is added after one stroke.

First of all, install the sensor on the computer base and wheel, and then you need to look at the size of the tires, and set the wheel circumference according to the size of the tires!

The wheels? There is no need to measure, there is ready-made data, what is your wheel?? Still is?

How to set up the lookup meter:

1. Select the appropriate wheel diameter specification directly on the code table;

2. If there is no suitable wheel diameter specification, you can use the most earthy method: first draw a mark on the tire (contact point with the ground), and at the same time draw a mark on the ground, push the car to let the wheel turn around (mark a circle after the vertical ground) and then make a mark on the ground on the side of the mark on the wheel, the distance between the two marks on the ground is the circumference of the wheel, which can be directly entered into the code table.

Are you asking where to install it or where is the computer sensing? Loading the handlebar or stem, the position of the computer sensor is according to your wheel width, wheel size, there is a table for you to choose, there is a computer in the computer manual, and then the table to be set.

Wired or wireless?

They all have manuals.

It's simple.

Although the No. 2 cutting-edge handle is cheap, it is cost-effective, and the No. 1 Giant broken handle is a grade lower at a glance; The No. 1 fork says it's an aluminum top tube My frame is pro Overall it's okay But there are two drawbacks 1,

A computer with a Sigma with GPS function for activities. Hurry up and get your hands on it

The sensor is the same wherever you put it. The computer uses the RPM radius of 2 to calculate your speed and course. As long as you enter the data corresponding to the 26" mountain gear into the computer table. (**On the instruction manual).

It is how many kilometers of cycling you set to maintain once, the number of kilometers is up, this is the sign that reminds you, you want to cancel, read the manual!

1.Install batteries on both the probe (which is a magnetic switch with a wireless function) and the meter2Attach the probe to the fork and take into account the position of the magnet, which is mounted to the spokes, and the distance between the two is usually within 5 mm and 2 mm away.

3.The base of the meter head is mounted on the secondary handle, and this base is aligned with the probe, and there will be a signal between them.

4.Rotate the wheel, generally the meter head in any state, will display the real-time speed, if the number moves, it means that the installation is correct, always 0, check from 1.

5.Check and finally lock the cable tie (the strap used to secure the base of the meter and the probe).

Anyway, there is such a thing as an instruction manual.

It's basically the same as a wired one.