VDO WL X3 DW User Manual

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1. Display

The display can be divided
into 5 sections:

Section 1
always shows
the current time.

Service indicator

Shows that your bike should go for a service.
You can set the service interval individually for
bike 1 and bike 2.

Stopwatch indicator

Shows that a timer is still running whilst you have
retrieved other information on the display.

Indicator bike 1/bike 2

The computer can work with two different set-
tings for 2 bikes. The indicator shows which of the
two bikes you have chosen to use.
The total distances are accordingly counted and
stored separately for bike 1 and bike 2.

Measurement unit (KMH or MPH)

The computer can display both KHM and MPH.
Distances are shown in kilometres or miles
accordingly.The indicator shows the selected
measurement unit.

Speed difference indicator (current)

to speed (average)
The computer compares the current speed
with the average speed.
The indicator shows:

B

whether the current speed is higher than

the average (+1 KMH)

B

below the average (-1 KMH)

B

or matches the average

(tolerance +/- 1 KMH).

Menu prompt indicator

When a submenu has been accessed, these indi-
cators flash and show that there are other selec-
tion options or that the computer is waiting for
an entry (setting mode).

Alarm indicator

Shows whether an alarm/wake-up time has
been set.

Section 2
shows the current cadence,
if the cadence transmitter is
installed (optional).

Section 3
shows the
current speed.

Section 4
shows the value of the
display function/
information that you
selected.

Section 5
shows the description of
the selected function in
the top line (info line). The
second line (menu line)
shows,

B

whether there is more

information „MORE“

B

whether there is

another selection
option „SELECT“

You will also find
indicator elements
on the display.
You can find the description
of the individual indicators
on the right hand side.

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