Bryton Rider 60 User manual

User's Manual

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Rider 60 User’s Manual

2

Getting Started ................ 4

Your Rider 60 ............................... 4

Touchscreen Button .................... 5

Accessories .................................. 5

Initial Setup ...................... 6

Step 1: Charge the Battery ......... 6

Using the Power Adapter .......................... 6

Using the Computer ................................... 7

Step 2: Turn On the Rider 60 ....... 8

Turn On/O .................................................... 8

Step 3: Initial Setup ..................... 8

Step 4: Acquiring Satellite

Signals .......................................... 8

Step 5: Using Your Rider 60

While Riding ................................ 8

Information Page ............. 9

Icon Description ........................ 10

Meter & Map ................... 11

Icon Description ........................ 12

Find & Go ........................ 13

Navigate Rides from History .... 13

Navigate Rides from Planned

Trip ............................................. 14

Find POI ...................................... 14

Search Location ......................... 14

Find Coordinate......................... 15

My POI ........................................ 15

Back to Start .............................. 16

Stop Trip ..................................... 16

History ....................................... 16

Training .......................... 17

To Plan ........................................ 17

Simple ............................................................17

Interval ..........................................................18

Race ................................................................18

My Workout ............................... 19

My Schedule Workout ............... 19

Bryton Workout ......................... 19

Bryton Test ................................. 21

Start Training ............................. 21

Stop Training ............................. 22

View History ................... 23

My Buddy ................................... 24

Settings .......................... 25

Bike Prole ................................. 25

Sensors .........................................................25

Speed Source/Cadence Source ...........26

Bike Prole ...................................................27

Smart Lap .....................................................28

Smart Pause .................................................28

Table of Contents

WARNING

Australian Consumer Law

Our goods come with guarantees that can not be excluded under the New Zealand and Australian Consumer

Laws. You are entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure and for compensation for any other

reasonably foreseeable loss or damage. You are also entitled to have the goods repaired or replaced if the

goods fail to be of acceptable quality and the failure does not amount to a major failure.

Always consult your physician before you begin or modify any training program. Please read the details

in Warranty and Safety Information guide in the package.

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Grid Display ............................... 29

Info Grid/Lap Page ....................................29

Altitude Page ...............................................29

Map Grid .......................................................30

Day/Night Mode .......................................30

Altitude Calibration .................. 31

Current Altitude .........................................31

Other Position Altitude............................31

Alert ........................................... 32

Find & Go Alert ...........................................32

Training Alert ..............................................33

System ........................................ 33

Backlight .......................................................33

Brightness ....................................................34

Language ......................................................34

Time/Unit ......................................................35

GPS Status ................................. 36

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Map ............................................ 37

Map Type ......................................................37

Map Activation ..........................................37

Navigation ................................. 38

Route Color ..................................................38

Display Contour .........................................38

Display POI ...................................................38

Always North ...............................................39

Auto Reroute ..............................................39

Voice Guidance ...........................................39

Bluetooth ................................... 40

Stopwatch ...................... 43

Countdown ................................ 43

Stopwatch .................................. 43

Troubleshooting ............ 44

Getting More Information ........ 44

Reset Rider 60 ............................ 44

Sensor Pairing Issues ................ 44

Heart rate sensor .......................................44

Speed/Cadence sensor ............................44

Appendix ........................ 45

Installing the Bike Mount ......... 45

Installing the Heart Rate

Monitor Set ................................ 46

Installing the Dual Sensor ........ 47

Installing Map Micro SD Card ... 48

Software Update ....................... 49

Share Your Rides to

Brytonsport.com ....................... 50

Wheel Size and

Circumference ........................... 51

Heart Rate Zones ....................... 52

Basic Care For Your Rider 60 ..... 52

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Your Rider 60

Getting Started

This section will guide you on the basic preparations before you start using your Rider 60.

1

Power/Back/Pause/

Stop ( /BACK/ / )

Press and hold to turn on/o device.•

Press to return to the previous page.•

When recording, press to pause •

recording log and press again to stop.

Tip: Quick press twice to stop recording

log.

2

Up (p)

In Menu, press to move up to scroll •

through menu options.

In meter view, press to switch meter •

screen page.

4

Down / Page (q/PAGE)

In Menu, press to move down to scroll •

through menu options.

In meter view, press to switch meter •

screen page.

LAP

BACK

PAGE

60

1

3

4

2

3

Lap/Ok/ Record (u/LAP)

In Menu, press to enter or conrm a •

selection.

In meter and training mode, press to •

record the log.

When recording, press to mark the lap.•

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Touchscreen Button

The Rider 60 comes with a touch screen. Tap on the touch screen to operate the device.

Tap to enter the

Information page.

Tap to enter the

Setting page.

Tap to return to the

previous page.

Tap to return to

Main page.

Accessories

The Rider 60 comes with the following accessories:

Power adapter•

Plug(s)•

USB cable•

Bike mount•

Rubber bands•

Optional items:

Speed or Cadence sensor•

Speed & Cadence dual sensor•

Heart rate monitor set: including heart rate sensor •

and heart rate belt

Heart rate belt•

Front View Mount•

NOTE: For more information about purchasing optional accessories, please go to Bryton

Eshop http://www.brytonsport.com/eshop or contact your Bryton dealer.

Tap to adjust

the brightness

level. Press /

BACK/ /

key to cancel

the brightness

bar.

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Initial Setup

Step 1: Charge the Battery

Using the Power Adapter

Charge the Rider 60 for at least 4 hours before you start using it.

Warning:

This product contains a lithium-ion battery. See the Warranty and Safety Information guide

in the package for important battery safety information.

LAP

BACK

PA GE

60

1

2

3

4

NOTE: Always keep the USB cover tightened when riding. If the screen appears foggy, please

place Rider 60 in a dry place for 2 days and wait until the moisture disappears.

The Rider 60 may come with dierent plug head(s) suitable in the country where you

purchased the device.

To use the plug:

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1

2

3

1. Open the USB cover.

2. Connect the mini-USB end of the USB

cable to the mini-USB port of the Rider

60.

3. Connect the other end to the power

adapter.

4. Plug the power adapter to a wall outlet.

1. Pull up the default plug.

2. Press and hold the tab.

3. Insert the plug head.

4. Release the tab to lock the plug head and

push the plug down.

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Using the Computer

1. Open the USB cover.

2. Connect the mini-USB end of the USB cable to the mini-USB port of the Rider 60.

LAP

BACK

PA GE

60

3. Connect the other end to a computer.

Dierences by using power adaptor and computer

Situation Power Adaptor Computer

While Rider 60 is

Charging…

Rider 60 screen still remain

at your current page. You can

continue operating your Rider

60.

Rider 60 will be turned o

automatically and the screen

will switch to charging page

After unplug Rider 60

with your computer

Rider 60 will be shut down

automatically. Please press the

power key to turn on your Rider

60.

For better environmental protection, waste batteries should be collected

separately for recycling or special disposal.

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Step 2: Turn On the Rider 60

Turn On/O

Press and hold to turn the device on or o.

Step 3: Initial Setup

When turning the Rider 60 on for the rst time, the setup wizard appears on screen. Follow

the instructions to complete setup.

1. Select the display language.

2. Select the unit of measurement.

3. Enter your “User Prole”.

4. Press p/q key to read and accept the Safety Agreement.

5. Select one of the available regional maps from the list.

IMPORTANT: On the Map menu, you can only select one free regional map (i.e. UK). Once

the map activated, you are no longer to change it to another regional map.

NOTE: If you travel to an area that you do not have maps on your device, you can purchase

additional maps for your compatible device. Maps can be be purchased directly on the

Bryton Eshop http://www.brytonsport.com/eshop.

Step 4: Acquiring Satellite Signals

Once the Rider 60 is turned on, it will automatically search for satellite signals. When GPS is

xed, the GPS status will display “Good”. Before you start recording, please make sure you

have acquired the GPS signal.

NOTE:

Please ensure your device has a clear view of the sky for uninterrupted satellite signal.•

For more detailed information, refer to • GPS Status section on page 36.

Step 5: Using Your Rider 60 While Riding

During exercise or training, the Rider 60 allows you to measure and record your activities

and displays your current performance.

Recording: in main page, tap • Meter & Map and press the u button to start recording.

Pause/Stop recording: in meter view, press the • BACK/ / button to pause, press it

again to stop.

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Information Page

The information page displays the status of the bike ODO, battery, ANT+ sensors, GPS signal,

and Bluetooth connection. You can select any icon to change the settings.

To display the information page, tap the icon at the bottom of the Main page.

GPS status

Refer to GPS Status section on page 35 for more information.

Bike 1 ODO

Total of traveled distance

ANT+ sensor status

Display the current data

of the paired sensor.

Battery level

Bluetooth status

NOTE: If the “___” appears on the screen, this indicates that

the Rider 60 has not detect the ANT+ sensor.

Refer to Bike Prole > Sensors section on page 25 for more

information.

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Icon Description

Distance ANT+ Sensor Status

Bike in Use Heart Rate Sensor

Bike 1 Power Meter

Bike 2 Cadence Sensor

Battery Level Speed Sensor

Full Battery Bluetooth Status

Half Battery BT Headset is connected.

Low Battery BT Phone is connected.

30 minutes remaining

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Meter & Map

This feature will allow you to view the Meter page, Lap page, Altitude page, and Map page.

You can customize information shown on the grid by tagging the grid to select your desired

item from various options. For details on how to congure your grid display, refer to Grid

Display section.

Meter Page/Lap Page Altitude Page Map Page

Press the • p or q button to switch the meter screen page.

In meter view, you can long press (press and hold) any grid to set up your preferred item.•

Tap the • icon to return to the main page.

Press the • u button to start recording, press the BACK/ / button to pause recording,

press again to stop recording.

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Icon Description

Enable to pan the map and call out

the zoom in/out bar

Stop trip

List menu Find coordinate

Recording My POI

Pause Turn list

Always north Start navigating

Address

Reroute (only displayed when

you turn o the auto reroute

feature and you deviated from

the route)

Find POI Strong GPS signal

Add to my favorite Weak GPS signal

GPS not xed

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Find & Go

With the Find & Go feature, you can navigate rides from History, Planned Trip, and POI

list. You can also nd your points of interest or a place by entering the name, address, or

coordinate of the location.

Navigate Rides from History

Navigate rides from your previous rides history.

You can tap the icon to operate the navigation features.

Tap • to switch the start and end point.

Tap • to zoom in/out to view the route outline on map.

Tap • to navigate to your selected destination.

- Follow the track: follow the GPS track.

- Re-routing: re-route the route by using your start point, way point, and end point. The

route path might be dierent from the GPS track, but it will guide you pass by your start/

way/end point.).

NOTE:

A green line shows the navigated route on the map; the pink line displays the direct route to •

your destination.

You could change the route color by tapping the•

icon > Navigation > Route Color.

You can also view history by tapping the•

icon > View History. Refer to View History

section on page 23 for detailed information.

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Navigate Rides from Planned Trip

For the planned trip, you can download your planned trip or other rider’s trip from

Brytonsport.com. Once you have downloaded the trip, select Find & Go > Planned Trip.

Then choose the desired plan trip.

Find POI

By default, this 50km-radius POI search starts at your current position as a center point. To

nd more POIs, please switch to Map Page, tab icon and move the cursor to the

place as a center point to start another 50km-radius POI search.

NOTE: To use the search feature, you need to get the GPS xed.

1. In the Main page, select Find & Go > Find POI.

2. Enter a location name using the on-screen keyboard.

3. Select a category.

4. Tap to search the location.

5. From the search results, do one of the following:

Tap • to add a location into My POI.

Tap • to zoom in/out POI route on map.

Tap • to start navigating to your selected POI.

Search Location

1. In the Main page, select Find & Go > Address.

2. Enter an address (country, city or postcode, road name, and

house number).

3. Tap to start navigating to the destination.

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Find Coordinate

1. In the Main page, select Find & Go > Coordinate.

2. Select the coordinate search format.

3. Enter the desired coordinate to search.

4. Tap to start navigating to the destination.

Enter Coordinate Search Result

My POI

1. In the Main page, select Find & Go > My POI.

2. Select a place from the list.

3. Select an option:

Tap • to view the POI outline on map

Tap • to delete the selected POI.

Tap • to navigate to your selected POI.

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Back to Start

While cycling, tap the icon and select Find & Go > Back to Start.

The Rider 60 navigates you back to your starting point.

Stop Trip

To stop your ride at any time, tap the icon and select Find & Go > Stop Trip.

NOTE:

Back to Start• and Stop Trip options are only appeared on the screen when you are

navigating.

To stop your ride, you could also switch to Map Page, tap •

button and select to stop

navigation.

History

The Rider 60 saves the history when you start recording. History includes date, time,

distance, average speed, and altitude. After you have nished a ride, you can view the

history data on the Rider 60.

1. In the Main page, select Find & Go > History. You can also view history by tapping the

icon and select View History.

2. Select a route from the History list. It displays the route details.

Refer to View History section on page 23 for more information.

History list Route Details

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Training

With the Rider 60 Training feature, you can set simple/interval/race workouts and train with

Bryton Workout/Bryton Test. Use the Rider 60 to track your training or workout progress.

To Plan

The Rider 60 provides you with three types of workouts: Simple, Interval, and Race.

Simple

You can personalize a training plan including the warm up, interval, and cool down sections.

In the Main page, select Training > To Plan > Simple.

Duration• : you can set Time/Distance of your training.

Target• : you can set up Speed, Cadence, HR, Power, MHR Zone,

LTHR Zone, MAP Zone, FTP Zone based for your training goal.

For example: The warm up, interval, and cool down sections of your training plan will display

as below illustrations:

NOTE: Tap to save the workout and enter the workout name. To perform the

workout, go to Training > My Workout.

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Interval

With the Interval training feature, you can use your Rider 60 to

customize interval workouts which involve a series of

intensity workouts followed by rest.

In the Main page, select Training > To Plan > Interval.

NOTE: You can personalize a training plan including the warm

up, interval, and cool down sections. For the warm up and

cool down setting, please refer to simple workout section. For

the interval setting, you can customize your training plan by

setting the interval, recovery periods, and repeat times.

Race

With the Race feature, you can use your Rider 60 to split the

race distance into multiple segments with the appropriate

speed.

In the Main page, select Training > To Plan > Race.

You can personalize a race plan including the warm up, segment,

and cool down sections. For the warm up and cool down setting,

please refer to simple workout section.

For the segment setting, you can set a tolerance level to enhance

your race performance.

For example, you plan to ride 40 km within 56 minutes with a

tolerance of +/- 3 minutes.

If you have set up a tolerance

level, Rider 60 will automatically

calculate the appropriate speed

as guideline.

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My Workout

You can start a workout using your planned workouts on

Rider 60.

1. In the Main page, select Training > My Workout.

2. Select your desired training plan.

3. The selected workout details appear on the screen.

Tap and press OK key to start the workout.

My Schedule Workout

You can schedule your workout on Brytonsport.com, then download to Rider 60. This

feature will encourage you to start a workout at a specic date.

1. In the Main page, select Training > My Schedule.

2. Select your desired workout.

3. The selected workout details appear on the screen.

Tap and press OK key to start the workout.

Bryton Workout

Rider 60 provides the preloaded Bryton Workout to enhance your training performance and

help you train systematically.

1. In the Main page, select Training > Bryton Workout.

2. Select your desired workout.

3. Press p/q key to read the workout details.

Tap and press OK key to start the workout.

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