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6. MAIN MENU: Settings Menu (... cont)

Connecting Step 4. Once a

blue "connected" tick has been

observed, you sensor will then

pass data to the Active 12. This

data may then be displayed in

the 2 & 4 data boxes that appear

on the GPS MAP screen. To set

this up, you will need to select

SETTINGS / 2/4 BoxLayout and

the HRM data item (20.HRM).

Data Types : HRM. Heart rate

data is displayed as "beats

per second". Future editions of

software will display Heart Rate

Zones, and the such like.

Data Types : Cadence. This is a

measure of the pedal revolutions

per second on a bike.

Data Types : Wheel Speed.

In addition to using speed

calculated by GPS position

movement, cyclist often use

"wheel speed" as a reliable

backup. This is especially

useful if a GPS lock is difcult

for any reasons (e.g. very thick

woodland or the urban jungle).

Sensor data displayed

Set up for Wheel Speed.

This relies on a default value

for the wheel circumference,

which is then multiplied by

the wheel revolutions output

from the sensor. The default

setting is 2,096mm, and

this can be changed in the

SETTINGS / Cycling screen.

Use the joystick to navigate the

numbers and set the values.

Data Output. HRM and cadence

data will be stored on the Active

12. After your activity, save your

data for later upload. This is

done via the TRIPLOG / Menu

/ Convert options. Your data

containing the HRM and cadence

values will be stored in a TCX le

(e.g. MyRoute1.tcx). You will be

able to see these les when you

use the SatSYNC PC application

to upload your data.

About TCX les. This is an

industry standard format that is

accepted by a wide variety of 3rd

party activity storing and sharing

web sites. These TCX les can

contain location and speed data,

along with a wide variety of

tness related data items.

SETTINGS / Cycling

Set your Wheel Circumference in mm.

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