Avocet 45tt Manuel - Sayfa 4

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AVERAGE SPEED (AV).

km/h are displayed with 0.01 mph resolution. Reset individually by press-

ing both buttons when average speed is displayed. Usually you will want to

know average speed for an entire ride. For training, you may want to reset

often to reset the Riding Time/Riding Distance function or to check perfor-

mance on specific sections of a ride.

With 0.01 resolution you will immediately see the results of speed varia-

tions on your average. If you measure your performance by average speed

on a course you regularly ride, the Cyclometer 45tt will show your progress

precisely. To make riding on wind trainers and rollers more interesting and

effective, you can design increasing-tempo and steady-tempo workouts.

PaceArrow™.

cycle is moving, indicates whether current speed is above or below aver-

age speed. For training, the PaceArrow is most effective on a rolling route.

To keep the arrow pointing up, you will have to work hard on the uphills,

then use the downhills for recovery. You can adjust the difficulty of the

workout by resetting Average Speed more or less often. The PaceArrow

and Average Speed make unforgiving taskmasters for those who like hard

training.

Auto Start/Stop. The Cyclometer 45tt displays true average speed. It only

averages when the bicycle is moving. Its ride timer calculates average speed

independent of the stopwatch timer. Time stopped at traffic lights or rest

stops on long rides such as centuries will not reduce your average speed.

Average speeds of up to 199.99 mph or

The PaceArrow, displayed in all functions when the bi-

CADENCE (RPM).

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the rate of pedaling, is displayed from 15 to 250 crank rpm. Cadences

below 15 rpm display as 0. When you start pedaling, no cadence will be

displayed for 4 seconds, and when you stop pedaling, a rate will remain

for 4 seconds.

Most coaches recommend that cyclists learn to ride smoothly while 'spin-

ning.' Although cadence varies with speed, terrain, and riding style, many

riders tend to let cadence fall when they are inattentive. Checking ca-

dence will prompt you to keep your pedaling steady.

GEAR-INCH.

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hold down the left button when Cadence is displayed. Gear-Inch is the

traditional American and British system for representing gear size. It equals

the number of teeth on the chainwheel divided by the number of teeth

on the freewheel cog multiplied by the diameter of the tire. Gear-Inch

will tell you if one chainwheel-cog combination produces a gear larger,

smaller, or equal to another. You can see whether you have duplicate

gears, and you can establish a logical shifting sequence.

When you enter the Gear-Inch function, or change gears, the upper dis-

play shows 5 dashes. In 4-6 seconds the whole gear number shows with a

dash after the decimal point. 10 to 12 pedal strokes later, data will be

available to show the complete gear-inch number in tenths. Coasting,

even brief lapses in pedaling, resets Gear-Inch. N

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