Giant Continuum sync Manuale utente

Digital Wireless Computer

User’s Manual

- English -

Preface

Package contents

Installation instructions

Display & buttons

Set time format & time

14 Operation in sensor mode

15 Operation in phone mode

8Set bike & wheel size

Set units & odometer

Set gender & weight

Set backlight & maintenance alert

12 Select / pair sensor & Exit

13 Sensor mode

App setup instructions

Computer ﬁrmware update

Import trip logs to app

21 Troubleshooting

7Set alarm

184

22 Speciﬁcations

Table of contents

Thank you for purchasing Giant's Continuum

Sync Digital Wireless Computer. For your

safety, we recommend that you look straight

ahead while riding. Avoid staring at the

computer scre en. This may compromise your

awareness, leading to a serious accident.

Ensure that the head unit has been paired

with the speed sensor before using your

computer.

If you have any questions or problems,

please contact your local Giant dealer or go

to Giant's ofﬁcial website:

www.giant-bicycle.com

Let's go ride!

Preface 1

The Continuum Sync comes with one

head unit and three accessories

1.Head unit

2.Head unit battery

3.Handlebar/stem mount

4.Mount base pads

5.Speed and cadence sensor

6.Speed sensor battery

7.Cadence sensor magnet

8.Speed sensor magnet

9.Cadence sensor magnet pads

10.Rubber straps

11.Zip ties

Head Unit Base Unit Sensor Unit Straps

X 5

( For 410000051 / 410000052 ONLY )

Package contents 2

5mm

Install the battery in the back of the

head unit. Use a coin to open and

close the cover.

The head unit can be mounted in three

different locations: (A) Stem (B)

Handlebar (C) Handlebar extension

(optional).

Mount the speed and cadence sensor

to the non-drive chainstay with zip

ties, as shown. Mount the speed

sensor magnet to a spoke and the

cadence sensor to the non-drive crank

arm. Ensure each magnet passes

within 5 mm of the its respective

speed and cadence sensor.

Note: Speed and cadence sensor will

not function if the distance between

the magnet and the sensor is more

than 5 mm.

Battery Installation Mounting Locations of Components

Installation instructions 3

789

Sor

Display & Buttons

1. Speed Options 12. Maintenance

Alert

15. Clock/Alarm

16. Function Value

Function Keys

L or R: Press and

release

L2 or R2: Press for 2

seconds and

release

Set/AC

S or AC:

Press and release

S2: Press for 2

seconds and release

13. Units

14. Function Options

RTM

DST

ODO

KCAL

2. Current Speed

3. Backlight

4. Heart Rate

5. Cadence

6. Incoming Call

7. Low Battery

8. Phone Mode

9. Bluetooth

10. Bike Selection

11. Pace Arrow

AVE (Average speed)

MAX (Max speed)

Appears when preconﬁgured

maintenance mileage is reached

Clock: 12/24-hour format

Alarm: Flashes at set time

L: Select function

L2: Switch modes,

accelerate values

R: Select function

R2: Reset

L + R: Pair again

S: Press the Set/AC key to enter

the setup menu.

AC: Reset the computer to factory

default settings.

S2: Bike1/Bike2

Displays value of the function

indicated in ﬁeld 14.

km/kg or mi/lb

Riding time

Distance

Odometer

Calories burnt

Current speed

Heart Rate

Cadence

Incoming, unanswered call

Press the L key for 2 seconds to switch

between phone mode and sensor mode

is displayed while paired with a phone

Indicates which bike (1or 2) is selected

↑= current speed is faster than average

speed.

↓= current speed is slower thanaverage

speed.

Press the R or L key to turn on

the backlight during the preset

time (5 PM - 5 AM)

Appears when battery voltage drops

below 2.4V. Replace battery soon.

Display & buttons 4

Reset Trip Logs Reset If the computer does not func-

tion normally or the screen is

blank after the battery is

installed, either press the S key

on the back of the head unit to

reset settings or press the AC

key to reset the computer to

factory default settings.

To reset logs, press R for 3

seconds.

Display & buttons 5

Press the S key to enter time format

mode, press the L key to select 12Hr

or 24Hr. Press the R key to conﬁrm

and move to time setup mode.

Press the L key to increase the hour

value (Press the L key for two seconds

(L2) to rapidly increase values). Press

the R key to conﬁrm. Press the L key

to increase the minute value. Press the

R key to conﬁrm and move to alarm

setup.

Set Time Format Set Time

L Rs R R

Set alarm

Set time format / time 6

Turn Alarm On / Off

L R R R

After entering alarm setup mode,

press the L key to turn the alarm On or

Off. Press the R key to conﬁrm and

move to alarm time setup mode.

Press the L key to increase the hour

value. Press the R key to conﬁrm.

Press the L key to increase the minute

value. Press the R key to conﬁrm and

move to bike/wheel size setup.

*The alarm is a ﬂashing light only.

Set bike / wheel size

Set alarm 7

Set Bike Set Wheel Size

1 2

L R R R R

Unit setting

After entering bike setup mode, press the L key to select Bike 1 or 2. Press the R key to

conﬁrm and move to wheel size setup mode.

Press the L key to select from ten pre-programmed wheel sizes.

Press the R key to conﬁrm. If wheel size is not shown, move to custom wheel circumference

setup.

Press the L key to increase the ﬁrst number.

Press the R key to conﬁrm and move to the next number. When all numbers are set, press the

R key to conﬁrm and move to units/odometer setup mode.

*Same as Bike2 setting

EASY CALIBRATION &

CIRCUMFERENCE

REFERENCE TABLE

WHEEL CIRCUMFERENCE

Tire Size

700x20C 2086

700x23C 2096

700x25C 2105

700x28C 2136

700x32C 2155

700x35C 2168

700x38C 2180

600x23C 1930

26x1.5 2010

26x1.90 2045

26x1.95 2050

26x2.0 2055

26x2.1 2068

26x2.2 2075

27.5x1.50 2079

27.5x1.95 2090

27.5x2.1 2148

27.5x2.25 2182

29x2.1 2288

29x2.2 2298

29x2.3 2326

Custom 0-3999

a. (mm)

Set bike / wheel size 8

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