CatEye MSC-2Dx User Manual
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The following features and operations are important when you use MSC-2Dx.
Auto time feature
When this function is on, “
” icon appears. The main unit detects the wheel rotation and
automatically starts/stops measurement. In the default state, this function is off. To switch
on/off this function, push SET/AT button when the lower display is either “Elapsed Time
T
M
“, “Average Speed
A
V
S
“ or “Trip Distance
D
ST
“.
Caution:
When this feature is on, you cannot start/stop the measurement by button op-
eration. Therefore this feature is useful only when riding bicycle. When you
use this unit on your wrist as a heart rate monitor, turn off the Auto time feature.
Changing Upper Display
In the Default State the upper display always shows "Current Speed
". However, you
can change it to Clock, by pressing SET/AT button and S/S button simultaneously (in this
case "Current speed
" comes down to the lower display and joins in the main function).
*When Auto function is on, just push S/S button and the upper display changes from
"Current speed
" to "Clock time
".
Reset Operation
To reset the data of “Elapsed Time
T
M
“, “Average Speed
A
V
S
“, “Maximum Speed
M
X
S
“,
“Maximum Heart Rate
M
X
P
“ and “Trip Distance
D
ST
“, push S/S button and MODE button
simultaneously.
Pace Arrow
When you are using the unit for cycling, the pace arrow appears in the right side of the
lower display. The pace arrow indicates whether the current speed is higher or lower than
the average speed. When the average speed is zero, no arrow appears.
Power Saving Feature
When the main unit is left without receiving any signal or there is no button operation for
about 15 minutes, power is shut down and the unit will be in “sleep” state, displaying only
clock. By receiving signal from the wheel, or by a press of any button other than LT button,
the screen returns to normal.
LT button
When you push this button, the screen will illuminate for 3 seconds.
MSC-2Dx provides you various functions such as “Record memory feature” and “Heart
rate target zone”. For more detail of these functions, read the user manual.
Other Important Features
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