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David Marsh
Guest
Hi all,
I have a Sigma Sport TARGA bike computer, and the battery has just died,
and as luck would have it, I've temporarily mislaid the instruction
manual.
Luckily, the manual is available for download from Sigma Sport's website..
(once you find the damn site, given that it's a mess of Flash and
therefore is virtually invisible to search engines: mega-d'oh!)
...but it's not quite the complete manual. Bah.
I've sussed out how to re-enter my total distance [1] and the current time,
but no amount of semi-random button-pushing on my part seems able to let
me get into the mode where I can re-enter the wheelsize into the computer.
Is there anybody out there who has this computer and can help me out?
And while I'm at it, I need to make sure it's in the right mode to
measure in km, too..
Cheers,
David.
[1] I wish these things would give some warning as to when the battery
is about to die: as it is, I've had to re-enter only a rough guesstimate
as to what my total distance is. As you know, These Things Matter!
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I have a Sigma Sport TARGA bike computer, and the battery has just died,
and as luck would have it, I've temporarily mislaid the instruction
manual.
Luckily, the manual is available for download from Sigma Sport's website..
(once you find the damn site, given that it's a mess of Flash and
therefore is virtually invisible to search engines: mega-d'oh!)
...but it's not quite the complete manual. Bah.
I've sussed out how to re-enter my total distance [1] and the current time,
but no amount of semi-random button-pushing on my part seems able to let
me get into the mode where I can re-enter the wheelsize into the computer.
Is there anybody out there who has this computer and can help me out?
And while I'm at it, I need to make sure it's in the right mode to
measure in km, too..
Cheers,
David.
[1] I wish these things would give some warning as to when the battery
is about to die: as it is, I've had to re-enter only a rough guesstimate
as to what my total distance is. As you know, These Things Matter!
--
David Marsh, <reply-to-email is valid at time of writing> |
Edinburgh, Scotland. [en, fr, (de)] | http://web.viewport.co.uk/ |
>Please help me by correcting any errors in my foreign language posts!<
>Please trim & interleave quotes otherwise your posts will not be read<