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Published 29 November 2007
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Original author Biker Joe
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Original post Biker Joe
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29 November 2007, 00:17 UTC
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My PT 2.4 arrived today. I mounted the cadence and speed sensors, mounted the computer, tested the HR Strap and it all seems to be working fine.
Question for those in the know;
Is the PT Computer capable of pausing and resuming like the Garmin Edge or the Polar when you come to a light or stop for a short period? Also, I see that you can reset the data but how does the computer know when you finish a lap? I don't see anyway to set or define a lap.
Thanks Joe
29 November 2007, 01:16 UTC
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Biker Joe said: how does the computer know when you finish a lap?
Press mode and select simultaneously - it will mark a new interval. Enjoy the PT - but don't stare at it so much you ride off the road.
Alex Simmons
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29 November 2007, 01:23 UTC
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Biker Joe said: Is the PT Computer capable of pausing and resuming like the Garmin Edge or the Polar when you come to a light or stop for a short period?
Yes, the PT can be set to start / stop with speed or with HR. Read the manual, you'll find the setting.😉
29 November 2007, 01:55 UTC
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Alex Simmons said: Yes, the PT can be set to start / stop with speed or with HR. Read the manual, you'll find the setting.😉
Read the manual, perhaps I have a comprehension issue... ;-) Seriously, I did see that part but must have completely ignored it.
Thanks so much. Now I have to read the Training with Power book. Much appreciated.
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