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FCC ID: WY705

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■ List of setting modes 9. Setting Modes PC-LINK mode BIKE ■ Starting setting mode Press button A and button B at the same time while the “Normal mode” SYSTEM display appears on the main unit. SETTING mode USER Main menu HR (ZONE) FILE VIEW mode view ■ Setting mode operations ALTITUDE <Button B> delete Up scroll / Previous / Decrease VERSION mode PAIRING < Main menu > When SETTING mode is started, the main menu is displayed. The following items can be operated or set from the main menu. <Button A> <Select button> <Set button> Down scroll / Next / Increase Set PC-LINK mode (page 48) To move cursor down Press select button or button A This mode connects a personal computer to the main unit via a USB dongle Item selection (optional). To move cursor up Press button B Traveling data can be sent from the main unit, and bike, system and user settings and software updates can be carried out from the personal To move forward one screen Press select button or button A computer. Switching to setting screen To move back one screen Press button B SETTING mode (page 28) To increase Press select button or button A This mode is used for making main unit settings. Entering numbers To decrease Press button B * If you hold a button down while entering a number, the number will increase or decrease more FILE VIEW mode (page 37) rapidly. This mode is used for viewing and deleting traveling data. 26 27

VERSION mode Entering the tire circumference (1) Press the set button to enable the tire This mode is used for displaying the software circumference to be entered. version and network ID for the main unit. The tire circumference display will be (1) Select “VERSION” in the main menu. highlighted. (2) Press the set button. (2) Press the select button, button A or button B to (3) The confirmation screen for the firmware enter the desired value. version and the network ID will be displayed. (3) Press the set button to confirm the value entered. If you press the set button, the screen will (4) If you press the select button or button A, the display will change to return to the main menu. the next item. If you press button B, the screen will return to the previous setting item. SETTING mode * Measure the tire circumference by inflating Turn forward the tire to the correct pressure, making a (1) Select “SETTING” in the main menu. mark on the ground where the tire touches (2) Press the set button. it, then turning the wheel one full (3) The Setting menu will be displayed. revolution with you riding the bicycle, and then measuring the distance between the Tire circumference two points. Selecting the number of chainrings ■ Bike settings (1) Press the set button to enable the number of chainrings to be changed.The chainring display (1) Select “BIKE” from the Setting menu. will be highlighted. (2) Press the set button. (2) Press the select button, button A or button B to (3) The odometer distance input screen will be displayed. enter the desired number of chainrings. Entering the odometer distance • SINGLE • DOUBLE • TRIPLE You can enter your desired cumulative distance. (3) Press the set button to confirm the number of chainrings selected. (1) Press the set button to enable the odometer (4) If you press the select button or button A, the display will change to distance to be entered. the next item. If you press button B, the screen will return to the The odometer distance display will be previous setting item. highlighted. (2) Press the select button, button A or button B (km) Selecting the number of chainring teeth to enter the desired value. (1) Press the set button to enable the number of (3) Press the set button to confirm the value chainring teeth to be changed. entered. The number of teeth for the largest chainring (4) If you press the select button or button A, the will be highlighted. display will change to the next item. (2) Press the select button, button A or button B to enter the desired number of chainring teeth. (mile) (3) Press the set button to confirm the number of teeth selected. The number of teeth for the next chainring will be highlighted. (4) Repeat steps (2) and (3) to set the number of teeth for each chainring. 28 29

(5) If you press the select button or button A, the display will change to Entering the time the next item. If you press button B, the screen will return to the previous setting item. Selecting the number of sprocket teeth Check the number of sprocket teeth being used beforehand. (For details on the applicable sprocket tooth combinations, refer to page 50.) (1) Press the set button to enable the number of 12-hour display (type 12) 24-hour display (type 24) sprocket tooth configuration to be changed. (1) Press the set button to enable the time display type to be changed. The number of sprocket teeth will be The type display will be highlighted. highlighted. (2) Press the select button, button A or button B to select the desired (2) Press the select button, button A or button B to enter the desired display type. sprocket tooth combination. • type 12: (12-hour display) (3) Press the set button to confirm the sprocket tooth combination • type 24: (24-hour display) selected. (3) Press the set button to confirm the display type. (4) If you press the select button or button A, “exit” will be selected. If you The time display will be highlighted. press button B, the screen will return to the previous setting item. Next enter the time. (4) Press the select button, button A or button B to enter the desired ■ System settings value. (1) Select “SYSTEM” from the Setting menu. (5) Press the set button to confirm the value entered. (2) Press the set button. The next field to be entered will be highlighted. (3) The date entry screen will be displayed. (6) Repeat steps (4) and (5) to enter all of the desired values. (7) If you press the select button or button A, the display will change to Entering the date the next item. If you press button B, the screen will return to the (1) Press the set button to enable the date display previous setting item. type to be changed. The type display will be highlighted. (2) Press the select button, button A or button B to select the desired display type. Setting data recording • type 1: (YYYY/MM/DD) Date entry (type 1) This sets whether traveling data is to be recorded • type 2: (DD-MMM-YY) or not. If it is to be recorded, set the interval (3) Press the set button to confirm the display type. (sampling period) for data to be extracted. The date display will be highlighted. (1) Press the set button to enable the data Next enter the date. recording setting to be changed. (4) Press the select button, button A or button B to The ON/OFF setting for “mode” will be enter the desired value. highlighted. (5) Press the set button to confirm the value (2) Press the select button, button A or button B to select the data entered. Date entry (type 2) recording setting. The next field to be entered will be highlighted. • mode: ON, OFF (6) Repeat steps (4) and (5) to enter all of the desired values. (3) Press the set button to confirm the selected setting. (7) If you press the select button or button A, the display will change to The sampling period value will be highlighted at this time. the next item. Next set the sampling period. 30 31

(4) Press the select button, button A or button B to select the desired Entering your name sampling period. (1) Press the set button to enable the name to be • Sampling period: 5 secs., 15 secs., 60 secs. entered. * The shorter the sampling period, the more detailed is the data that You will then be able to enter the first can be recorded, however the length of recording time available will character. also become shorter. (2) Press the select button, button A or button B to (5) Press the set button to confirm the selected setting. select the desired letter. (6) If you press the select button or button A, the display will change to • Maximum number of characters: 10 the next item. If you press button B, the screen will return to the • Available characters: Alphabetic characters (uppercase/lowercase), previous setting item. special symbols, numerals (3) Press the set button to confirm the character which you have entered. The entry point will then move to the right of the character you have Selecting the stopwatch mode just entered. Starting and stopping the stopwatch counter can (4) Repeat steps (2) and (3) to enter the whole of your name. be done using the set button on the main unit, or (5) After the final character has been entered, press the set button to automatically by receiving a speed signal. confirm the name you have entered. (1) Press the set button to enable the stopwatch (6) If you press the select button or button A, the display will change to mode setting (AUTO/MANUAL) to be changed. the next item. The AUTO/MANU setting for “mode” will be * If you make a mistake while entering your name, finish off entering highlighted. the name and then enter it again starting from step (1). (2) Press the select button, button A or button B to select the desired mode. Changing the gender • AUTO (Automatic setting) (1) Press the set button to enable the gender to be When the main unit receives a speed signal, the stopwatch counter changed. starts, and it stops approximately 4 seconds after the speed signal The gender display will be highlighted. stops being received. (2) Press the select button, button A or button B to • MANU (Manual setting) select the gender. The stopwatch counter starts and stops manually when the set button • MALE • FEMALE on the main unit is pressed. (3) Press the set button to confirm the selected gender. (3) Press the set button to confirm the selected setting. (4) If you press the select button or button A, the display will change to (4) If you press the select button or button A, “exit” will be selected. If you the next item. If you press button B, the screen will return to the press button B, the screen will return to the previous setting item. previous setting item. Entering your birthday ■ User settings (1) Select “USER” from the Setting menu. (2) Press the set button. (3) The name entry screen will be displayed. (DATE type: 1) (DATE type: 2) 32 33

(1) Press the set button to enable the birthday to be entered. (1) Press the set button to enable the weight to be entered. The year display for the birthday will be highlighted. The weight display will be highlighted. (2) Press the select button, button A or button B to enter the desired (2) Press the select button, button A or button B to enter the desired value. value. • Available year range: 1900 - 2099 • Weight range: 20.0 - 250.0 (kg) (3) Press the set button to confirm the entered value. 44 - 551 (lbs.) The month display for the birthday will be highlighted. * The weight in pounds is displayed without using decimals. (4) Repeat steps (2) and (3) to enter all of the desired values. (3) Press the set button to confirm the entered value. (5) If you press the select button or button A, the display will change to (4) If you press the select button or button A, “exit” will be selected. If you the next item. If you press button B, the screen will return to the press button B, the screen will return to the previous setting item. previous setting item. Entering your height ■ Setting your heart rate zone (1) Select “HR(ZONE)” from the Setting menu. (2) Press the set button. (3) The heart rate zone setting screen will be displayed. Heart rate zone setting (cm) (feet) Enter the upper limit and lower limit for your heart rate. (1) Press the set button to enable the height to be entered. Set your desired heart rate zone in accordance The height display will be highlighted. with your training targets, etc. (2) Press the select button, button A or button B to enter the desired (1) Press the set button to enable the heart rate value. zone to be entered. • Height range: 120.0 - 250.0 (cm) The “upper” heart rate zone display will be highlighted. 4 feet 0 inches - 8 feet 4 inches (2) Press the select button, button A or button B to enter the desired (3) Press the set button to confirm the value which you have entered. value. (4) If you press the select button or button A, the display will change to • Heart rate zone (upper): 31 - 240 (bpm) the next item. If you press button B, the screen will return to the The ‘upper’ value cannot be set to lower than the ‘lower’ value. previous setting item. (3) Press the set button to confirm the upper heart rate zone setting. The “lower” heart rate zone display will be highlighted. Entering your weight Next set the lower heart rate zone setting. (4) Press the select button, button A or button B to enter the desired value. • Heart rate zone (lower): 30 - 239 (bpm) The ‘lower’ value cannot be set to higher than the ‘upper’ value. (5) Press the set button to confirm the lower heart rate zone setting. (6) If you press the select button or button A, the display will change to the next item. (kg) (lbs.) 34 35

beep / flash setting ■ Checking the pairing You can set whether or not a buzzer sounds and the heart rate value flashes as a warning if your (1) Select “PAIRING” from the Setting menu. heart rate during measurement goes outside the (2) Press the set button. set heart rate zone. (3) The pairing confirmation screen will be displayed. (1) Press the set button to enable the buzzer Pairing confirmation screen setting to be changed. You can then check the pairing between the main The ON/OFF setting for “beep” will be highlighted. unit and the various other units, and also check (2) Press the select button, button A or button B to select whether or not the pairing settings. the buzzer sounds. * For details on pairing operations, • beep: ON/OFF refer to page 13. (3) Press the set button to confirm the selected setting. The ON/OFF setting for “flash” will be highlighted. Note that if you press the select button (▼retry) while the pairing Next set the “flash” setting. confirmation screen is displayed, the pairing settings which have already (4) Press the select button, button A or button B to select the flash setting been completed will be initialized. for the heart rate value. • flash: ON/OFF FILE VIEW mode (5) Press the set button to confirm the selected setting. (1) Select “FILE VIEW” from the main menu. (6) If you press the select button or button A, “exit” will be selected. If you (2) Press the set button. press button B, the screen will return to the previous setting item. (3) The File operation menu will be displayed. ■ Setting the altitude ■ Viewing files (1) Select “ALTITUDE” from the Setting menu. This lets you view details such as distance, speed and heart rate contained (2) Press the set button. in the traveling data recorded in the main unit. (3) The Altitude settings screen will be displayed. Altitude settings (1) Press the set button to enable the altitude setting to be changed. The altitude display will be highlighted. (2) Press the select button, button A or button B to enter the desired value. (DATE type: 1) (DATE type: 2) (3) Press the set button to confirm the entered value. (1) Select “view” from the File operation menu. (4) If you press the select button or button A, “zero set” will be selected. (2) Press the set button. (5) If you press the set button while “zero set” is highlighted, the altitude (3) The File view selection screen will be displayed. setting will be reset to zero. The file number will be highlighted. (6) If you press the select button or button A, “exit” will be selected. (4) Press the select button, button A or button B to select the desired file If you press button B, the screen will return to Altitude settings. number. * Carry out step (5) only if required. * To cancel the selection of a file and return to the File operation menu, press the select button. 36 37

(5) Press the set button to confirm the selected file ■ Deleting files number. The distance view screen will be displayed. This lets you delete traveling data which has been • If lap times have been recorded, you can recorded in the main unit. press button A or button B to view the distance for each lap. <Distance view> (6) If you press the select button, the speed view (1) Select “delete” from the File operation menu. screen will then be displayed. (2) Press the set button. If you press the set button, “exit” will be (3) The File delete selection screen will be displayed. selected. (4) Press the select button, button A or button B to select the desired file • If lap times have been recorded, you can number. press button A or button B to display the * To cancel the selection of a file and return to the File operation maximum speed and average speed for each <Speed view> menu, press the select button. lap. (5) Press the set button to confirm the selected file number. (7) If you press the select button, the heart rate The file delete confirmation screen will be view screen will then be displayed. displayed. Press the set button to return to the speed view screen. • If lap times have been recorded, you can press button A or button B to view the (6) Press the select button to select either “Y” (Yes) or “N” (No). maximum heart rate and average heart rate • delete ok ?: <Heart rate view> for each lap. Y (Yes): The selected file will be deleted. N (No): The display will return to the File delete selection screen. (7) Press the set button to confirm the selected operation. (8) If you press the select button, “exit” will be selected. Press the set button to return to the speed view screen. <exit> (9) Press the select button to switch to the distance view screen. Press the set button to return to the File view selection screen. 38 39

■ Resetting the counter and recording traveling data 10. Stopwatch Function/Recording Traveling Data The traveling data is recorded at the same time the stopwatch counter is reset. ■ Starting and stopping the stopwatch counter (1) Stop the stopwatch counter. Starting and stopping the stopwatch counter can be switched between (2) Hold down the set button (stopwatch button) for 2 seconds or more. manual and automatic operation. (3) The stopwatch counter will then be reset to (For details on the setting method, refer to page 32.) zero. ”STW” will disappear from the information Manual setting display. (1) Switch the main unit display to normal mode. (2) Press the set button (stopwatch button) to start the stopwatch counter. “STW” will flash in the information display. (3) When you press the stopwatch button once • If “Data recording” is set to ON, traveling data will be recorded in the more, the counter will stop. main unit. “STW” will illuminate in the information • “Rec” will appear in the LCD while display. traveling data is being recorded. * For details on the setting method, refer to page 32. Automatic setting (1) Switch the main unit display to normal mode. • For the automatic setting, “AT” will appear in the LCD. (2) Press the set button to switch the counter to standby. “STW” will illuminate in the information display. (3) The counter will start when a speed signal is received. “STW” will flash in the information display. (4) The counter will stop approximately 4 seconds after the speed signal stops being received. “STW” will illuminate in the information display. * For the manual setting, the stopwatch will not stop even when the speed signal stops being received, and data will still continue to be recorded. 40 41

■ Lap recording operations 11. FLIGHT DECK Manager If you press the lap button while the stopwatch is running, the main unit will store the lap data (interval data) in its memory and the lap time will Communication can be carried out between the main unit and a personal be displayed. computer which has the special FLIGHT DECK Manager application In addition, if more than one set of lap data is stored in the main unit installed by connecting an optional USB dongle to the personal computer. memory after the stopwatch has started running, the split times This communication function can be used to carry out the following (cumulative lap times) will also be displayed. operations. Press the lap Press the lap Press the lap Start button. button. button. ■ FLIGHT DECK Manager functions Bike setting, user setting and system setting operations are Setting functions possible. Lap time 1 Lap time 2 Lap time 3 Traveling data which is stored in the main unit can be sent to Data transfer functions the personal computer. Split time 1 The traveling data which is sent to the personal computer can Data display functions be displayed as graphs. Split time 2 Software updating The software for the main unit can be updated. function Press the lap button while the main unit is Lap button running the stopwatch. Traveling Data The lap display will appear in the information View window display for 2 seconds. Next, the split display will appear for 2 seconds. Stopwatch Lap display (2 sec.) Split display (2 sec.) Press the lap button. ■ Measurement of traveling time The traveling time is recorded as split times. In order to measure the traveling time more accurately, set Stopwatch mode to "AUTO". * For details on the setting method, refer to page 32. 42 43

Period Data View [Memory] window Windows Vista™: 1GB or more Windows® XP: 512 MB or more [Hard drive] For installing FLIGHT DECK Manager: 40MB or more of free disk space For storing data: Approx. 6MB* per account per month * If using for 5 hours per day for 20 days per month [Display] Resolution: XGA (1024x768) or higher Display colors: High color (16-bit / 65536 colors) or higher [Disk drives] CD-ROM drive [Other] USB port (Ver. 2.0/1.1) CAUTION: If using the Microsoft® Windows® XP operating system, Microsoft® .NET Data Analysis View Framework 2.0 is necessary. window If Microsoft® .NET Framework 2.0 or higher has not been installed on the system, it must be installed at the same time as FLIGHT DECK Manager. 280 MB or more of free hard disk space is required in order to install Microsoft® .NET Framework 2.0. ■ Installing FLIGHT DECK Manager Screenshots from Windows XP are used as examples here. For details on how to (1) Insert the accessory application CD- use FLIGHT DECK ROM into the CD-ROM drive of the Manager, refer to the personal computer. help. The setup program will start up automatically. ■ System requirements for using the software The startup program may not run automatically depending on the The following environment is required for using FLIGHT DECK Manager. personal computer settings. If it [Operating system] does not run automatically, run the “autorun.exe” file in the CD-ROM Microsoft® Windows Vista™ or later, or Microsoft® Windows® XP Service drive. Pack 2 or later (Compatible with Japanese, English, French, Italian, Spanish, * If the personal computer you are using does not have the .NET German or Dutch versions) Framework installed, you must install the .NET Framework before [Computer unit (PC/AT compatible only)] installing FLIGHT DECK Manager. Personal computer equipped with Pentium® 1GHz or higher 44 45

(2) Click the [Install FLIGHT DECK Manager] button. ■ Installing the driver for the USB dongle (3) Select the language for the installation. Install the driver for the optional USB dongle in order to use the dongle. * Windows in English are used here * The FLIGHT DECK Manager installation must be complete before this can as examples. be done. Screenshots from Windows XP are used as examples here. (4) Close all other programs which are (1) Remove the USB terminal cover from the currently running, and then click USB dongle. [Next]. Following the instructions on the CAUTION: screen to complete the installation. Keep the cover safe after removal so that it does not get lost. In addition, keep it out of the reach of children. (2) Insert the USB dongle into the USB port of the personal computer. ■ Launching for the first time (1) Launch FLIGHT DECK Manager. The dialog box for adding a new account will be displayed. (3) The Hardware Update Wizard (2) Enter the 6-digit network ID which is displayed on the main unit. window will be displayed on the The network ID is displayed when the main unit is in Version mode. For personal computer. details, refer to page 28. Select “Install software * If you click [Cancel], entry of the network ID will be skipped. automatically” and then click If this is done, you can add new accounts using the application menu [Next]. or the icon in the taskbar. (3) The traveling data view window * Depending on the environment will be displayed. of the computer you are using, When traveling data has been you may be prompted to connect loaded from the main unit, the to Windows Update to search for calendar color will change. software. If this happens, select “Do not connect at this time” and then click [Next]. 46 47

(4) When the message "Completing CAUTION: the Found New Hardware Wizard" In order to prevent main unit operating errors while PC-LINK is is displayed, the setup for using running, do not bring any other main units within a 1.5 meter radius. the USB dongle is complete. * Depending on the environment 12. Updating the Software of the computer you are using, it may be necessary to restart the You can update the main unit’s software by connecting the USB dongle to computer. the personal computer so that the personal computer can communicate with the main unit. For details, refer to the Shimano website. ■ Connecting to the main unit (PC-LINK) CAUTION: • When the software is updated, all data files remaining inside the main Use the USB dongle to establish a data connection between the personal unit will be deleted. computer and the main unit. * You can write settings that have been stored in the personal computer * The distance between the main unit and the USB dongle should be into the main unit by first running PC-LINK after the update is finished. within 1.5 m. • When updating the software, be sure to use a battery with sufficient charge remaining. (1) Connect the USB dongle to the personal computer. • In addition, do not remove the main unit’s battery while updating is in (2) Launch FLIGHT DECK Manager. progress. A connection signal will be sent to the main unit. (3) Start up Setting mode on the main unit. (For details on starting up setting mode and methods of operation, refer to page 26.) (4) Select “PC-LINK” at the main unit. 13. Troubleshooting (5) The connection standby screen will be displayed. • WAITING: Symptom Remedy The main unit is waiting for a communication Check that the speed sensor and the main unit positions from the computer to establish the (distance and direction) are correct. connection. Speed display does not Check that the speed sensor and magnet positions are correct. • CONNECTING: appear. Communication has been received and the connection mode is being Check that pairing has been carried out for the speed sensor. negotiated. • LINK-ERR: Heart rate display does Check that pairing has been carried out for the heart rate A connection error occurred. not appear. sensor unit. * If a connection error occurs, return to the main menu and repeat the procedure from step (1). Gear display does not Check that pairing has been carried out for the ST wireless appear. units and the bracket (SM-EW79F-E/I)). (6) Communication processing with the various units (speed sensor, bracket, ST wireless units and heart rate sensor unit) will be interrupted The battery charge Replace the battery with a new one and check if the display and the main unit will return to communication mode with the indicator is unstable becomes stable. personal computer. during battery mode. 48 49

14. Main Specifications/Display Ranges This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation Heart rate 30 - 240 bpm (beats per minute) is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may Traveling distance 0.00 - 9999.99 (km, miles) not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must Cumulative distance 0.0 - 99999.9 (km, miles) accept any interference received, including interference that Longest traveling time 99 : 59 : 59 may cause undesired operation. Average speed 0.0 - 130.0 km/h 0.0 - 80.8 mph Cadence 0 - 299 rpm Altitude -550 - 9000 m This equipment has been tested and found to comply with Tire circumference 1300 - 2400 mm the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of Calorie consumption 0 - 99,999 kcal the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide 1 year or longer (300 days if used for 1 hour per day) reasonable protection against harmful interference in a Battery/life * The time may be shortened due to factors such as the operating environment and usage conditions. residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and Specified operating 0°C - 50°C temperature range used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no Handlebar installation 31.8 mm/25.8 mm (Using an adapter) diameter guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful 62.5 - 92 cm Belt adjustment range (corresponding chest measurement: 73.5 - 108 cm) interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is Largest chainring : 56, 55, 54, 53, 52, 50 Applicable chainring encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more Intermediate chainring : 42, 39, 34 tooth configurations of the following. Smallest chainring : 30 measures: 11-21T : 11-12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19-21T --- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. 11-23T : 11-12-13-14-15-16-17-19-21-23T --- Increase the separation between the equipment and 11-25T : 11-12-13-14-15-17-19-21-23-25T receiver. Applicable sprocket tooth 11-27T : 11-12-13-14-15-17-19-21-24-27T --- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit configurations 11-28T : 11-12-13-14-15-17-19-21-24-28T different from that to which the receiver is connected. 12-23T : 12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19-21-23T --- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician 12-25T : 12-13-14-15-16-17-19-21-23-25T for help. 12-27T : 12-13-14-15-16-17-19-21-24-27T 50 51

You are cautioned that changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void your authority to operate the equipment. This class [*] digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES- 003. 52


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