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Details available functions including current, average, and maximum speed, trip distance, total distance, stopwatch, and 12/24-hour clock, plus features like wireless mounting, calibration, water resistance, backlit display, and power-saving sleep mode. Provides step-by-step package contents, transmitter and magnet installation distances and alignment checks, handlebar mounting, computer attachment/removal, and programming through mode selection. 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Your Specialized SpeedZone® Team has been designed to provide the best combination of performance, features, durability and ease of use and installation.  \nThe following functions available on your SpeedZone® Team bicycle computer:  \nSPD -Current Speed AVS -Average speed MXS -Maximum Speed  \nATM -Automatic Start/Stop Timer DST-Trip Distance  \nODO -Odometer (total distance) ASI - +/ -Average Speed Indicator TM -Stopwatch  \nDigital 12/24 Hour Clock Analog Clock  \nThis computer also features:  \n• Easy Calibration Mode • Second Wheel Option  \n• Wireless Mounting System • Water Resistant Housing  \n• Triple Display LCD • 2 Year Warranty  \n• Backlit LCD display. • Sleep Mode after one-hour inactivity  \nto preserve battery life  \n1  \nWhat is included in you SpeedZone® Team package:  \n1. SpeedZone® Team Computer (1)  \n2. Mounting bracket (2)  \n3. Magnet with screw (1)  \n4. Cable tie wraps (4)  \n5. Mounting bracket sizing straps (3)  \n6. Transmitter (1)  \n7. Transmitter mounting bracket (1)  \nMounting the SpeedZone® Team :  \nThe SpeedZone® Team 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 that 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 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  \nfig.1 fig.2  \nof the magnet is correct. See figure 1. Attach the magnet to a spoke across from the transmitter with the magnetscrew. 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 magnetscrew See figure 2.  \nAttach the mount to the handlebar using the bracketscrew provided. Tighten so that the bracket cannot rotate on the handlebar. There are several sizing straps provided to fit different diameter bars See figure 3.  \nthe computer forward onto the mounting 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 installation of the magnet, transmitter and computer, activate the computer by pushing the ‘MODE’ (right side) button and pick up the front of the bicycle and spin the wheel. The “wheel option” indica-  \ntor 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.  \n3  \nProgramming:  \nProgramming the functions of your SpeedZone® Team 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.  \n1. Miles or Kilometers selection:  \nYour SpeedZone® Team will record speed and distance in either miles (M/h) or kilometers (KM/h). To enter your selection of miles or kilometers, push the “MODE” button until ODO (odometer) appears in the lower 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  \n4  \nalternate between miles and kilometers by pressing the “MODE” button. When the correct choice is flashing, select i","cbCaie9qnb2Tlrrn","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaie9qnb2Tlrrn","pdf",101071,"English","# Functions and Features\n## Speed and distance metrics\n## Clock, stopwatch, and indicators\n# Package Contents\n# Mounting the SpeedZone Team\n## Transmitter placement and magnet alignment\n## Handlebar mount installation\n## Verify proper installation\n# Programming\n## Mode navigation and button controls\n## Miles or kilometers selection\n## Setting the programmable odometer\n## Wheel circumference selection\n### Easy Calibration Mode\n### Second Wheel Option","[{\"question\":\"What key riding functions does the SpeedZone Team computer track?\",\"answer\":\"It provides current speed, average speed, maximum speed, trip distance, total odometer distance, an average speed indicator, a stopwatch, and digital/analog clock time.\"},{\"question\":\"How should the wireless transmitter and magnet be mounted for correct signal?\",\"answer\":\"Mount the transmitter on the fork blade left or right side and keep an optimal computer-to-transmitter distance of 24 inches (610 mm). 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