Milton Bradley Bike Max bike computer Instructions

Below you will find brief information for bike computer Bike Max. The Bike Max computer is a great way to track your speed, distance, and time while riding your bike. It also features a theft-deterrent voice alarm, a programmable countdown timer, and a selection of horn sounds.

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Main Unit
Electronic Wheel
Sensor Assembly Handlebar Info-Pad
Assembly
Wide Non-Slip
Mounting Pad (1)
Mounting Pads (3)
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Double-Face
Threaded Tape Strips (4)
HT” Straps (2)
Spoke Magnet
WARNING!
If the installation of the Bike Max interferes in any way with
the normal operation of the bicycle, DO NOT mount the unit.
Under no circumstances should the user attempt to modify
either the Bike Max or the bicycle in any way.
Tools Required:
+ Both Phillips head and standard screwdrivers
+ Heavy-duty scissors
+ China marker or grease pencil for marking bicycle frame
IMPORTANT! To ensure the proper function and safe opera-
tion of your Bike May, follow the installation procedure in the
sequence detailed below. {If vou run into any difficulty, you
may want to ask an adult for help.)
MOUNT MAIN UNIT TO BICYCLE FRAME
Parts Needed:
* Main Unit + 2 &quot;T&quot; Straps &laquo; 2 Thin Rubber Mounting Pads
2 Double-Face Tape Strips
STEP 1
Determine the Best Mounting Location
Hold the main unit up to the underside of the frame's top cross-
bar. Make sure it does not interfere with any of the bicycle's
controls. Leave a minimum clearance of 1” between the front of
the main unit and any fixed object on the bicycle frame to allow
room for battery installation. See Figure 1.
IMPORTANT! Do NOT install the batteries at this time.
Battery installation will be explained in detail later.
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STEP 2
Install the “T&quot; Straps
Remove the battery door from the main unit by first unscrewing
the long screw in the center hole, and then sliding the door away
from the speaker as shown in Figure ZA. Now slide the two
threaded &quot;T&quot; straps into the slots inside the battery door as
shown in Figure 2B.
Figure 24
STEP 3
Mark the Bicycle Frame
Slide the main unit back onto the battery door. Do NOT tighten
the long screw at this time. Using a china marker or grease
pencil, mark the bicycle crossbar at the locations where the
assembled unit's &quot;T&quot; straps overlap the top of the crossbar in
the desired mounting y
location, See Figure 3, F TE in
Put the main unit
assembly aside for
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STEP 4
Attach Mounting Pads
Apply &agrave; strip of double-face tape to the back side of two of the
thin rubber mounting pads as shown in Figure 4, Now attach the
mounting pads to the crossbar by pressing
the pads to the marks already made.
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STEP 5
Secure “T&quot; Straps to Frame
Turn the bicycle upside down so that it rests on its
seat and handlebars. Remove the main
unit from the battery door. EURE
Important! If you plan on mounting \ Иа
the Wheel Sensor to the bicycles rear
fork (the recommended area), pass +
the thin sensor wire through the Cr
channel in the battery door as fe N nu.
in Figure 6. If you plan on mounting PA
the Wheel Sensor to the bicycle's front TE us
fork (the optional area), just let the DD
thin sensor wire hang freely. Ne —
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Figure 6
Now wrap the battery door’s “T”
straps around the crossbar, over
the mounting pads, and UNDER
any bicycle cables. Be sure to
position the battery door
so that it is facing the front of
the bicycle.
Insert the end of the straps back
down into the battery door slots as \)
shown in Figure 7A. Apply a slight
pressure to the straps and tighten
the screws until the threads catch.
Do NOT fully tighten the straps
yet. See Figure 7B. Now slide the
main unit back onto the battery
door. Do NOT tighten the long
screw at this time.
Figure 7A
STEP 6
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Test Fit the Main Unit
Return the bicycle to the upright position. Check that the main
unit is oriented correctly on the crossbar and does not interfere
with the brake cables, gear shift cables, or normal operating func-
tions of the bicycle.
STEP 7
Secure Main Unit into Position
Slide the main unit off of the battery door. Tighten the battery
door screws by alternating between the two screws. Do NOT
overtighten! Use scissors to trim off any excess strap.
Important! Leave at least one inch of excess strap. Now slide
the main unit back onto the battery door. Do NOT tighten
the long screw at this time.
MOUNT THE WHEEL SENSOR
AND MAGNET
Parts Needed:
* Wheel Magnet + Electronic Wheel Sensor Assembly
* ] Thin Rubber Mounting Pad + 1 Double-Face Tape Strip
REAR WHEEL INSTALLATION (recommended)
STEP 1
Mount the Wheel Magnet ~~
Y. — MAGNET
Attach the wheel magnet to the spokes o
on the left side of the rear wheel as
shown in Figure 8.
Figure 8
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STEP 2
Position the Wheel Sensor Assembly
Make sure the bicycle is in the upright \
position. Wrap the wheel sensor
mounting strap around the left rear
forkblade and under any bicycle
cables. Insert the strap into the slot
as shown in Figure 9. Sensor must *
be mounted in the position shown.
Apply a slight pressure to the strap
and tighten the screw until the thread
catches. Do NOT fully tighten the strap yet!
Figure 9
Slide the sensor along the fork-
blade until the sensor is parallel to the
wheel magnet as shown in
Figure 10A and within a О
sensing distance of 1/8&quot;. See UN
| Figure 10B. Mark the strap
location on the forkblade
with a grease pencil. Loosen
the strap and slide the |
sensor assembly away
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STEP 3
Attach Mounting Pad о
Apply a strip of double-face tape to
the back side of the thin rubber
mounting pad. Now attach the
mounting pad to the forkblade
by pressing the pad to the
mark. See Figure 11.
Figure 11
STEP 4:
Secure Wheel Sensor to Forkblade
Slide the sensor assembly back over the mounting pad.
Tighten the strap and adjust the connection between the
mounting strap and the electronic sensor (if necessary) so that
the sensor is in the correct magnet sensing position. Do NOT
overtighten! The sensor assembly should be snug enough so
that it doesn't move on the forkblade. Rotate the wheel
several times to make sure that the sensor does not make
contact with the magnet.
FRONT WHEEL INSTALLATION (optional)
Follow Steps 1-4 as described above.
Exception: Substitute the left front
forkblade and front wheel of the bicycle
for the left rear forkblade and rear wheel.
Sensor must be mounted
in the position shown.
MOUNT INFO-PAD TO HANDLEBAR
Parts Needed:
. Handlebar Info-Pad Assembly
. Wide Rubber Mounting Pad + 1 Double-Face Tape Strip
STEP 1
Attach Info-Pad Assembly to Handlebar
Locate a comfortable position on the
handlebar where your thumb can easily
reach the Info-Pad. See Figure 12. Make
sure the placement of the Info-Pad
does not interfere with gear shift-
ing or squeezing the hand brake.
Mark the position of the mount-
ing strap on the back of the
handlebar. Place the
Info-Pad assembly
aside for now.
Figure 12
STEP 2
Attach Mounting Pad
Apply a strip of double-face tape to the
back side of the wide rubber mounting
pad. Now attach the mounting pad
to the handlebar by pressing the
pad to the mark. See Figure 15.
Figure 13
STEP 3
Secure Info-Pad to Handlebar
Slide the Info-Pad's mounting strap
over the mounting pad and UNDER
any bicycle cables. Tighten the
Info-Pad into position, making sure
that your thumb can easily reach
the pad's buttons. Do NOT over-
tighten! The Info-Pad should not
move when pressure is applied to
any of the pad's buttons. See Figure 14. Figure 14
SECURE WIRES TO BICYCLE
Use the eight wire ties to secure the wires to the bicycle frame.
Important! Be sure to leave enough slack in areas that require
flexibility of movement. Secure any excess wire. Make sure that
the wires do not interfere with the standard operating features
of the bicycle. See Figure 15 above.
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THIN WIRE
Figure 15
WARNING! Do not wrap the wire ties over the bicycle's shift or
brake cables. The ties must pass underneath these cables.
INSTALL BATTERIES
STEP 1
Unscrew the long screw (if necessary) and slide the main
unit off of the battery door.
STEP 2
Remove the inner battery cover
from the battery box. See
Figure 16.
EDGE
Figure 16
STEP 3
Slowly spin the wheel with the magnet so that the magnet
passes the sensor several times.
STEP 4
Place 4 &quot;AA&quot; size alkaline batteries into the
battery box. Be sure to match the
“tn and “-&quot; battery symbols. See —
Figure 17. The unit will automatically / +
turn on and say, “SELECT MILES!&quot; If
the unit does not say this, refer to
TROUBLESHOOTING on page 10.
TOP VIEW
Figure 17
Caution: Batteries may leak if improperly installed.
Remove the batteries when Bike Max will not be used
for an extended time. Never mix battery types.
STEP 5
Return the inner battery cover to its position in the battery
box. Refer to Figure 16 for the correct orientation of the
covers angled edge.
STEP 6
Slide the main unit back onto the battery doar.
STEP 7
Tighten the long screw to secure the main unit to the battery
door. Refer to Figure 2A.
CONGRATULATIONS! INSTALLATION IS COMPLETE.
INITIAL SETUP
The Initial Setup procedure programs the following specific
information into the Bike Max: Miles/Kilometer calculation
method, tire size, and your Personal Identification Cade (PIC).
IMPORTANT!
You must perform the Initial Setup procedure whenever you
install or change the main unit's batteries.
If you make a mistake during the Initial Setup procedure, simply
push the START/RESET button on the main unit. This will return
you to the beginning of the Initial Setup procedure where you
may start again.
TO PERFORM THE INITIAL SETUP
PROCEDURE, DO THE FOLLOWING:
YOU: First make sure that the wheel sensor and magnet
are NOT aligned. Then install batteries (if necessary)
as already described.
BIKE MAX: Will say, “SELECT MILES,” while automatically
advancing you to the SELECTING MILES OR
KILOMETERS procedure described below,
NOTE: If Bike Max does not say, “SELECT MILES,” or
says something else, refer to TROUBLESHOOTING
on page 10.
SELECTING MILES
OR KILOMETERS
Bike Max can perform its Speed and Distance calculations
based on either miles or kilometers. Select which method
vou want Bike Max to use.
THE HANDLEBAR INFO-PAD
Initial Setup Buttons
To Select MILES or KILOMETERS:
Once the batteries have been installed and Bike Max has
said, “SELECT MILES&quot;:
YOU: Press the &laquo;4 button on the handlebar Info-Fad.
BIKE MAX: Will say, “SELECT KILOMETERS.”
YOU: Continue to press the 4 button until Bike Max
says your desired method of calculation. (Bike Max
will alternate between &quot;SELECT MILES&quot; and &quot;SELECT
KILOMETERS&quot; each time the + button is pressed.)
Now press the P button on the Info-Pad once to
enter the selection. This will also automatically
advance you to the SETTING TIRE SIZE procedure
described below.
SETTING TIRE SIZE
NOTE: Your tire size is usually printed on the side of your bicycle
tire. Verify your tire size before continuing. See MEASURING TIRE
SIZE on page 9.
BIKE MAX: Will say, “ENTER TIRE SIZE”
BIKE MAX: Will then say, 20” (for inches — If programmed for
miles) or 517 {for centimeters — if programmed
for kilometers).
J Check for Proper
&quot;= Magnet/Sensor Alignment
STO
YOU: Slowly rotate the wheel with the magnet. If the
magnet is properly aligned, Bike Max will beep every
time the magnet passes the sensor,
NOTE: If Bike Max does not beep, adjust the sensor
s0 that it is at a sensing distance of 1/8&quot; from
the magnet.
ALIGNMENT OKAY? GOOD. NOW CONTINUE...
If Your Tire Size is 20 Inches (or 51 cm)...
YOU: Press the № button on the Info-Pad ance to
enter the selection. This will also automatically
advance you to the ENTERING YOUR PIC
procedure described below.
If Your Tire Size is not 20 Inches (or 51 cm)...
YOU: Press the A button or Y button on
the Info-Pad.
BIKE MAX: WILL CALL OUT A DIFFERENT TIRE SIZE EVERY
TIME YOU PRESS &Agrave; BUTTON,
NOTE: If in the MILES mode, Bike Max will call out
tire sizes ranging from 14-27 inches. If in the
KILOMETERS mode, Bike Max will call out tire sizes
ranging from 36-69 centimeters.
YOU: Continue to press the button(s) until you hear
your tire size announced.
Important! If you do not hear your exact tire size called out,
use the number closest to it.
When You DO Hear Your Tire Size Announced...
YOU:
Press the p button on the Info-Pad once to
enter the selection. This will also automatically
advance you to the ENTERING YOUR PIC
procedure described below.
ENTERING YOUR PIC”
(Personal Identification Code)
IMPORTANT! You must remember your PIC! You will need
this code to disarm the Theft-Deterrent Voice Alarm, and to
access the programmable Countdown Timer. Keep your
PIC confidential!
BIKE MAX: Will say, &quot;ENTER CODE”
YOU: Enter your secret 3-digit PIC by pressing any
combination of buttons on the Info-Pad.
BIKE MAX: Will say, “SPEED,” &quot;DISTANCE, “TIME,” or will
emit a horn sound, depending on the button(s)
YOU Press.
Once You Select the Third Digit of Your PIC...
BIKE MAX: Will say, &quot;BIKE READY.&quot;
To Change Your PIC...
YOU: Reinstall the batteries and perform the entire Initial
Setup procedure.
THIS COMPLETES THE INITIAL SETUP PROCEDURE!
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OPERATING FUNCTIONS
THE HANDLEBAR INFO-PAD
While riding, simply press the proper button on the Info-Pad to
hear Bike Max announce your current speed, distance traveled,
and elapsed riding time, or to emit a horn sound.
DISTANCE
TIME
HORN
YOU: Press the left button.
BIKE MAX: ANNOUNCES YOUR CURRENT SPEED.
YOU: Press the top button.
BIKE MAX: Will say, “DISTANCE” (followed by the
current distance).
YOU: Press the right button,
BIKE MAX: Will say, TIME” (followed by the
current elapsed time).
YOU: Press the bottom button.
BIKE MAX: EMITS THE HORN SOUND.
OPERATING PROCEDURES CONTINUED
ON OPPOSITE SIDE.
OPERATING FUNCTIONS
Continued...
THE MAIN UNIT
SELECTING A HORN SOUND
vour bike must be in a stationary position before you can
change the horn sound. Choose fram three different horn
sounds and change them as often as you like: To select a
horn sound:
YOU: Press the START/RESET button on the main unit.
Then very quickly (within the sound of the beep)
press and hold the horn button on the Info-Pad.
BIKE MAX: Will beep and say, “SELECT
YOU: Press the &agrave; button or 'Y button on the Info-Pad
until you hear the particular horn sound you like.
Then press the 4 button to test the horn sound
without changing to another selection. Now press
the P button once to enter the selection and exit.
BIKE MAX: Will say, “BIKE READY.
The selected hom sound will now be emitted whenever you
press the horn button on the Info-Pad.
CAUTION!
THE PROGRAMMABLE HORN 15 NOT DESIGNED TO BE USED
AS &Agrave; SIGNALING DEVICE IN AUTOMOBILE TRAFFIC.
IT SHOULD ONLY BE USED FOR FUN.
SETTING THE THEFT-DETERRENT
VOICE ALARM
‘Your bike must be in a stationary position before you can
set the Theft-Deterrent Voice Alarm.
To Set the Alarm... |
YOU: Press the Alarm button on the main unit.
BIKE MAX: Will say, “BIKE ARMED.&quot;
To Disarm the Alarm (While Bike is Stationary)...
YOU: Press the START/RESET button on the main unit.
BIKE MAX: Will say, “ENTER CODE.
YOU: Yau now have 5 seconds to begin entering your
secret 3-digit PIC with the Info-Pad. Press and
hold each button of your PIC until you hear each
input registered with a beep sound.
If You Enter the CORRECT Code...
BIKE MAX: Will say, “BIKE DISARMED.”
If You Enter the INCORRECT Code...
BIKE MAX: Will say, “YOU HAVE 5 SECONDS TO COMPLY!&quot;
YOU: Enter the correct code. Important! You only have
3 chances to enter your code correctly before the
alarm sounds!
To Disarm the Alarm (While Bike is in Motion)...
BIKE MAX: Will say, “BIKE CLEARED. BIKE READY&quot; (if Bike
Max has not been used for over an hour. )
NOTE: Alarm will still be activated.
OR
“BIKE READY&quot; (if Bike Max was used within
the last hour.)
BIKE MAX: Will then say, “ENTER CODE! and will sound the
alarm “STOLEN BIKE! STOLEN BIKE!&quot;
YOU: Enter your secret 3-digit PIC with the Info-Pad.
Press and hold each button of your PIC until you
hear each input registered with a beep sound.
If You Enter the CORRECT Code...
BIKE MAX: Will say, “BIKE DISARMED.&quot;
If You Fail to Enter the Correct Code or ANY Code at All...
BIKE MAX: Will continue to emit sounds and say, “STOLEN
BIKE! STOLEN BIKE!
YIKES! THE ALARM IS SOUNDING!
if the bike is stationary, the alarm will sound for approximately
20 seconds and will then re-arm itself. If the bike is in motion,
however, the alarm will sound continuously.
BIKE MAX: Will emit sounds and say, “STOLEN BIKE!
STOLEN BIKE!”
To Silence the Alarm...
YOU: Press and hold =ach button of your PIC until you
hear each input registered with a beep sound. If
you enter your PIC correctly, the alarm will disarm.
BIKE MAX: Will say, “BIKE DISARMED.&quot;
OOPS! DID YOU FORGET YOUR PIC?
If you forget your PIC, remove the batteries and perform the
Initial Setup procedure in its entirety as previously described.
CAUTION!
The Theft-Deterrent Voice Alarm is just that — a theft deterrent.
It is NOT a fool-proof theft device. For maximum bike
security, always physically secure your bike to a stationary
object with a quality bike lock.
SETTING THE COUNTDOWN TIMER
Bike Max features a programmable timer with a 15-minute
interval span ranging from 15 minutes to 5 hours and 45
minutes. An audible signal alerts you when the programmed
time is up. Your bike must be in a stationary position before you
can set the Countdown Timer. |
To Set (or Change) the Timer...
YOU: Press the TIMER button on the main unit.
BIKE MAX: Will say, “BIKE TIME.
NOTE: If the Countdown Timer has already been
set, Bike Max will announce the amount of time
remaining before the Countdown Timer is
programmed to sound.
BIKE MAX: Will say, “ENTER CODE.&quot;
YOU: Enter your PIC (Personal Identification Code).
NOTE: If you incorrectly enter your PIC, or take
longer than 5 seconds to do so, Bike Max will
disengage from the Countdown Timer mode. To
reactivate the mode, press the TIMER button on
the main unit.
BIKE MAX: Will say, “ENTER HOURS.&quot;
YOU: Press the A button or &yen; button on the Info-Pad
until you hear the hour that you want (0 - 5)
announced.
When you hear the desired hour announced, press
the &lt; button. (Bike Max will alternate between
“ENTER MINUTES” and “ENTER HOURS” each time
the &lt; button is pressed.)
BIKE MAX: Will say, “ENTER MINUTES.”
YOU: Press the &Agrave; button or Y button on the Info-Pad
until you hear the minutes that you want (15, 30
or 45) announced. When you hear the desired
minutes announced, press the P button to
enter the entire selected time (both hours
and minutes).
BIKE MAX: Will say, “(THE SELECTED TIME)” and
then “BIKE READY”
if the Selected Time You Hear Announced is INCORRECT...
YOU: Press the TIMER button on the main unit and
repeat the above procedure.
If the Selected Time You Hear Announced is CORRECT...
BIKE MAX: The timer will automatically (and silently) begin
counting down. An audible signal will then sound
for approximately 40 seconds at the end of the
programmed time — even if the bike is moving
or the Theft-Deterrent Voice Alarm is set!
To Check the Time Remaining...
YOU: Stop your bike! Press the TIMER button on the
main unit.
BIKE MAX: Will say, “BIKE TIME&quot; and will then announce the
amount of time remaining before the Countdown
Timer Alarm is programmed to sound.
BIKE MAX: Will then say, “ENTER CODE”
YOU: DO NOT ENTER YOUR CODE!
BIKE MAX: Will make a 3-tone sound. (The timer will then
continue to count down.)
To Shut the Audible Signal Off...
YOU: Stop your bike! Press and hold the TIMER button
on the main unit.
BIKE MAX: Will say, “BIKE READY&quot;
To Clear the Countdown Timer...
YOU: Stop your bike! Press the TIMER button on the
main unit.
BIKE MAX: Will say, “BIKE TIME” and will then announce the
amount of time remaining before the Countdown
Timer Alarm is programmed to sound.
BIKE MAX: Will then say, “ENTER CODE”
YOU: Enter your PIC (Personal Identification Code).
NOTE: If you incorrectly enter your PIC, Bike Max
will disengage from the Countdown Timer Mode.
BIKE MAX: Will say, “ENTER HOURS.’
YOU: Press the p button on the Info-Pad.
BIKE MAX: Will say, “ZERO HOURS. ZERO MINUTES. BIKE
READY,” and will then exit the Countdown
Timer mode.
MORE ABOUT THE BIKE
MAX COMPUTER...
WITHIN THE PAST HOUR
If Bike Max has not been used within the past hour, it will
automatically switch to Sleep mode. This is to conserve battery
power, Once in sleep mode, Bike Max must be awakened
before it can perform. There are two ways to “wake up”
Bike Max:
YOU:
Press the START/RESET button an the main unit.
OR
Rall {or ride) your bike until the magnet
passes the sensor.
How Do You Know When Bike Max is Awake?...
BIKE MAX: Will say, “BIKE CLEARED. BIKE READY.&quot; (This also
indicates that your Elapsed Time and Distance
have been reset to zero.)
IMPORTANT! Bike Max will NOT go into Sleep
mode while the Countdown Timer is activated,
The Theft-Deterrent Voice Alarm WILL remain
activated while Bile Max is in &quot;Sleep mode.”
WAIT MODE — BIKE MAX USED WITHIN THE
PAST HOUR
If Bike Max has been used within the past hour, your elapsed
time and distance are still being held in its memory.
To HEAR Your Current Elapsed Time and
Distance When in Wait Mode...
YOU: Press the START/RESET button on the main unit.
BIKE MAX: Will announce your current elapsed time
and distance.
To CLEAR Your Current Elapsed Time and
Distance When in Wait Mode...
YOU: Press and hold the START/RESET button on the
main unit.
BIKE MAX: Will announce your current elapsed time and
distance.
BIKE MAX: Will then say, “BIKE CLEARED. BIKE READY.&quot;
MAGNET/SENSOR ALIGNMENT WARNING
When the wheel magnet continually stays aligned with the
wheel sensor for an extended period of time, premature battery
depletion can occur. To help prevent this, a two-tone buzzer will
sound 5 times whenever the wheel magnet is aligned with the
sensor for longer than 3 seconds. When this warming is heard,
rotate the wheel so that the magnet is no longer aligned with
the sensor.
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MEASURING TIRE SIZE
For Bike Max to function properly, your bicycle's tire size must
be between 14-27 inches or 36-69 cm. If you are not sure of
your tire size, measure as shown below.
FOC STATEMENT
[This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy
and, If not installed and used tn accordance with the instructions, may
cause harmful interference to television or radio reception, It has been
tested and found to comply sath the limits for a Class E digital device, pur
suant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide
reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installa-
Lian. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not accur in a
particular installation, If this game dees cause harmful interference to
radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the
equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interfer-
ence by one or more of the following measures:
+ Reorient or relocale the receiving antenna,
+ Increase the separation between the equipment and the receiver,
+ Connect the equipment into an outlet or circuit different from that to
vuhich the receiver 1s connected.
= Consult the dealer or an experienced radio J TV technician for help.
Warning: Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly approved by
the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to
operate the equipment.
Milton Bradley Compari
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East Longmeadow, MA 01028
&pound;1995 Millon Bradley Compar All Rights Reserved, 4626-1
LLS, Patent Pending.
TROUBLESHOOTING
PROBLEM REASON SOLUTION
Unit fails to say “SELECT MILES” when the Incorrect battery installation, or Check to see that the batteries
batteries are installed. electronics need to be discharged. are installed correctly.
Speech is garbled, or faint. Strange sounds.
Information is incorrect.
No speed or distance functions; alarm
does not activate when the bike is rolled.
Discharge electronics as follows:
* Remove batteries.
* Very slowly pass the magnet
by the sensor several times,
either by hand or by rotating
the wheel.
&raquo; Reinstall batteries.
&raquo; Press the START/RESET button
on main unit.
Install new batteries.
Weak batteries or incorrect battery Replace batteries, or reinstall
installation. batteries. See INSTALL BATTERIES
on page 4.
Tire size is set incorrectly and/or weak Follow instructions for initial
batteries. Setup/SETTING TIRE SIZE on page 5.
Replace batteries. See INSTALL
BATTERIES on page 4.
Sensor is not sensing the magnet. Check the alignment of the
magnet/sensor. See MOUNT THE
WHEEL SENSOR AND MAGNET on
page 3 and STOP! on page 5.
Reinstall batteries. Follow instructions
for Initial Setup on page 5.
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Key Features

speed, distance, and time tracking
theft-deterrent voice alarm
programmable countdown timer
selection of horn sounds

Frequently asked questions

How do I set the theft-deterrent voice alarm?

To set the alarm, press the Alarm button on the main unit. Bike Max will say, “BIKE ARMED.”

How do I set the countdown timer?

To set the timer, press the TIMER button on the main unit. Bike Max will say, “BIKE TIME.”

How do I change the horn sound?

To change the horn sound, press the START/RESET button on the main unit. Then very quickly (within the sound of the beep) press and hold the horn button on the Info-Pad. Bike Max will beep and say, “SELECT HORN.”