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Cateye Padrone CC-PA100W — Cyclocomputer Manual

Mounting the computer

Mounting the computer - Mounting parts

Mount the bracket

information When mounting the bracket on a handlebar, adjust the angle of the bracket so that the back of the computer faces the speed sensor when the computer is attached.

Cutting band after mounting

Cut the bracket band so that cut end will not cause injury.

Mount the speed sensor

information Mount the speed sensor in a position where the distance from the computer to the speed sensor is within the signal range.

Mounting the speed sensor

Mount the magnet

Mounting the magnet

Adjust the speed sensor and the magnet

information The magnet passes through the speed sensor zone.

information The clearance between the speed sensor and the magnet is within 5 mm (3/16″).

* The magnet may be mounted at any position on spoke as long as attachment conditions are satisfied.

Attach/detach computer

Attaching/detaching computer

Test operation

After attaching the computer, rotate the front wheel gently to check that current speed is displayed on the computer. If the speed is not displayed, refer to the attachment conditions in steps 1, 2, and 4 again.

Setting up the computer

information When using the computer for the first time, configure the initial settings.
Setting up the computer

Clear all data

Press the AC button on the back of the computer.
* All data is deleted and the computer is reset to its factory default settings.

Select the measurement unit

Select «km/h» or «mph«.

Set tire circumference

Enter the tire circumference of the front wheel in mm.
* Refer to «Tire circumference».

Set the clock

Each time MODE is pressed and held, settings switch from time display mode, to hours, to minutes.

Setup is completed and the computer switches to the measurement screen. For instructions on how to start measurement, refer to «Starting measurement».

Tire circumference

Tire circumference can be determined by either of the following two methods:

Measure the actual tire circumference (L)
After ensuring that the tire pressure is appropriate, sit on your bike, roll it forward so that the tire makes one full revolution (use the valve or other marking as a reference), and measure the distance traveled on the road.
Tire size chart
* The tire size or ETRTO code is indicated on the side of the tire.

ETRTO	Tire size	L (mm)
47-203	12×1.75	935
54-203	12×1.95	940
40-254	14×1.50	1020
47-254	14×1.75	1055
40-305	16×1.50	1185
47-305	16×1.75	1195
54-305	16×2.00	1245
28-349	16×1-1/8	1290
37-349	16×1-3/8	1300
32-369	17×1-1/4 (369)	1340
40-355	18×1.50	1340
47-355	18×1.75	1350
32-406	20×1.25	1450
35-406	20×1.35	1460
40-406	20×1.50	1490
47-406	20×1.75	1515
50-406	20×1.95	1565
28-451	20×1-1/8	1545
37-451	20×1-3/8	1615
37-501	22×1-3/8	1770
40-501	22×1-1/2	1785
47-507	24×1.75	1890
50-507	24×2.00	1925
54-507	24×2.125	1965
25-520	24×1(520)	1753
	24×3/4 Tubular	1785
28-540	24×1-1/8	1795
32-540	24×1-1/4	1905
25-559	26×1(559)	1913
32-559	26×1.25	1950
37-559	26×1.40	2005
40-559	26×1.50	2010
47-559	26×1.75	2023
50-559	26×1.95	2050
54-559	26×2.10	2068
57-559	26×2.125	2070
58-559	26×2.35	2083
75-559	26×3.00	2170
28-590	26×1-1/8	1970
37-590	26×1-3/8	2068
37-584	26×1-1/2	2100
	650C Tubular 26×7/8	1920
20-571	650x20C	1938
23-571	650x23C	1944
25-571	650x25C 26×1(571)	1952
40-590	650x38A	2125
40-584	650x38B	2105
25-630	27×1(630)	2145
28-630	27×1-1/8	2155
32-630	27×1-1/4	2161
37-630	27×1-3/8	2169
40-584	27.5×1.50	2079
50-584	27.5×1.95	2090
54-584	27.5×2.1	2148
57-584	27.5×2.25	2182
18-622	700x18C	2070
19-622	700x19C	2080
20-622	700x20C	2086
23-622	700x23C	2096
25-622	700x25C	2105
28-622	700x28C	2136
30-622	700x30C	2146
32-622	700x32C	2155
	700C Tubular	2130
35-622	700x35C	2168
38-622	700x38C	2180
40-622	700x40C	2200
42-622	700x42C	2224
44-622	700x44C	2235
45-622	700x45C	2242
47-622	700x47C	2268
54-622	29×2.1	2288
56-622	29×2.2	2298
60-622	29×2.3	2326

Starting measurement

MODE operation when mounted on bracket
When the computer is mounted on the bracket, pressing the dot section on the computer depresses the MODE button.

Switching current function

Pressing MODE switches the current function displayed at the bottom of the screen.
Switching current function

* Av displays.E instead of the measurement value when Tm exceeds approximately 100 hours or Dst exceeds 9999.99 km. Reset the computer.

On the measurement screen, press MENU to go to the menu screen. Various settings can be changed on the menu screen.

Starting/stopping measurement

Measurement starts automatically when the bicycle moves. During measurement the measurement unit (km/h or mph) flashes.

Resetting data

Pressing MODE for 2 seconds when on the measurement screen resets all measurement data to 0 (excluding Odo).

Power-saving function

If the computer does not receive any signal for 10 minutes, the power-saving screen is activated and only the clock is displayed.
If MODE is pressed or a sensor signal is received while the powersaving screen is activated, the computer returns to the measurement screen.
* When the computer is left on the power-saving screen for 1 hour, the display only shows the measurement unit. When the computer is in this state, you can return to the measurement screen by pressing MODE.
Power-saving function

Using the stopwatch

You can display a stopwatch that lets you count time regardless of whether measurement is started or stopped.
To use the stopwatch, set the stopwatch setting on the menu screen to ON.
For instructions on how to set the stopwatch, refer to «Stopwatch».

Stopwatch operation

Start/stop	Press MODE for 1 second when the stopwatch is displayed. During counting the icon flashes.
Reset	Press MODE for 4 seconds when the stopwatch is displayed.

* Start, stop, and reset operations of the stopwatch are performed separately to measurement, and do not affect other measurements.
* The stopwatch continues counting regardless of the power-saving state. During counting the icon flashes on every screen except for the menu screen.

Changing settings

On the measurement screen, press MENU to go to the menu screen. Various settings can be changed on the menu screen.
* After changing settings, always press MENU to confirm changes.
* When the menu screen is left on for 1 minute, the computer returns to the measurement screen.
Changing settings - Part 1
Changing settings - Part 2
Manual distance input
Lets you set total distance traveled manually. (Fractions cannot be entered.)
* Setting an arbitrary value for total distance allows you to start from the value you entered. This is useful when you have just purchased a new bicycle or when replacing the computer battery.
Changing settings - Part 3

Warning / Caution

Do not concentrate on the computer while riding. Always ride safely.
Mount the magnet, sensor, and bracket securely, and check them periodically to ensure that they are not loose.
If a battery is swallowed accidentally, consult a doctor immediately.
Do not leave the computer in direct sunlight for a long period of time.
Do not disassemble the computer.
Do not drop the computer. Doing so may result in malfunction or damage.
When pressing the MODE button with the computer installed on the bracket, press the area around the dot section on the front of the computer. Pressing other areas strongly may result in malfunction or damage.
Always tighten the bracket band dial by hand. Using a tool or other object to tighten the dial may crush the screw thread.
When cleaning the computer and accessories, do not use thinners, benzine, or alcohol.
Risk of explosion if battery is replaced by an incorrect type. Dispose of used batteries according to local regulations.
The LCD screen may be distorted when viewed through polarized sunglass lenses.

Wireless Sensor

The speed sensor is designed with a maximum signal range of 70 cm (27″), to reduce the chance of interference. (The signal range is intended to serve as a rough guide only.)
When handling the wireless sensor, note the following:

Signals cannot be received if the distance between the speed sensor and the computer is too large.
Signal range may be shortened due to low temperature and flat batteries.
Signals can be received only when the back of the computer is facing the speed sensor.

Interference may occur, resulting in malfunction, if the computer is:

Near a TV, PC, radio, or motor, or in a car or train.
Close to a railroad crossing, railway tracks, TV transmitter station, or radar station.
Used with other wireless devices or certain battery-powered lights.

Frequency Band: 19 kHz
Radiated Power: −31.7 dBm
Hereby, CATEYE Co., Ltd. declares that the radio equipment type CC-PA100W is in compliance with Directive 2014/53/EU.
The full text of the EU declaration of conformity is available at the following internet address: cateye.com/doc

Maintenance

If the computer or accessories become dirty, clean with a soft cloth which is moistened with mild soap.

Replacing the battery

Troubleshooting

Speed is not displayed.

Is there too much clearance between the speed sensor and the magnet?
(Clearance should be within 5 mm (3/16″).)
Does the magnet pass through the sensor zone correctly? Adjust the position of the magnet and/or the speed sensor.
Is the computer mounted at the correct angle? Ensure that the back of the computer faces the speed sensor.
Are the computer and the speed sensor mounted at the correct distance apart?
(Clearance should be from 20 to 70 cm (8″ to 27″).)
Ensure that the speed sensor is within range.
Is the computer or speed sensor battery flat?
* Battery performance diminishes in winter.
If the computer reacts only when it is close to the speed sensor, the problem may be due to weak batteries.
Replace the batteries with new ones as described in «Replacing the battery».

The display remains blank when the button is pressed

Replace the computer battery as described in «Replacing the battery».

Incorrect data appear

Clear all according to the procedure described in «Setting up the computer».

Main specifications

Batteries used Battery life	Computer	Lithium battery (CR2032) x1 / Approx. 1 year (If used for 1 hour a day; actual battery life will vary depending on usage conditions.)
Speed sensor	Lithium battery (CR2032) x1 / Total distance approx. 10000 km [6,250 miles]
* Average value when used at temperature of 20°C with computer and sensor mounted 65 cm apart. * Life of pre-installed battery may be shorter than indicated above.
Controller	4 bit, 1-chip microcomputer (Crystal controlled oscillator)
Display	Liquid crystal
Sensor	Non-contact magnetic sensor
Signal range	20 to 70 cm (8″ to 27″)
Tire circumference range	0100 mm – 3999 mm (Initial value: 2096 mm)
Operating temperature range	32°F – 104°F (0°C – 40°C) (Guaranteed operating temperature range: Display visibility may deteriorate outside this range.)
Dimensions/ weight	Computer	2-21/32″ x 1-11/16″ x 9/16″ (67.5 x 43 x 14.5 mm) / 1.1 oz (31.5 g)
Speed sensor	1-5/8″ x 1-13/32″ x 19/32″ (41.5 x 36 x 15 mm) / 0.5 oz (15 g)

* Specifications and design are subject to change without notice.

LIMITED WARRANTY

2-Years Computer/Speed Sensor Only
(Accessories and Battery Consumption Excluded)

CatEye cycle computers are warranted to be free of defects from materials and workmanship for a period of two years from original purchase. If the product fails to work due to normal use, CatEye will repair or replace the defect at no charge. Service must be performed by CatEye or an authorized retailer.

Standard accessories

Optional accessories

CAT EYE CO., LTD.
2-8-25, KUWAZU, HIGASHI SUMIYOSHI-KU, OSAKA, JAPAN 546-0041
For inquiries, please visit https://cateye.com/intl/contact/
[For US Customers]
CATEYE AMERICA, INC.
Please visit https://www.cateyeamerica.com/contact-us/
Toll Free: 800.5.CATEYE

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Setup is completed and the computer switches to the measurement screen. For instructions on how to start measurement, refer to «Starting measurement».