When in cyclecomputer mode, I get random jumpy speed readings even when stopped. I've taken out the batter, re-set, changed harnesses...still having this problem.
Has anyone seen this, and better yet is there a fix?
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When in cyclecomputer mode, I get random jumpy speed readings even when stopped. I've taken out the batter, re-set, changed harnesses...still having this problem.
Has anyone seen this, and better yet is there a fix?
Spunout said:When in cyclecomputer mode, I get random jumpy speed readings even when stopped. I've taken out the batter, re-set, changed harnesses...still having this problem.
Has anyone seen this, and better yet is there a fix?
I can't say about speed, but the virtual cadence readout tends to resemble a random number generator when stopped.
Bleve said:I can't say about speed, but the virtual cadence readout tends to resemble a random number generator when stopped.
Virtual cadence won't work at all in cyclocomputer mode.
Spunout: Try placing the receiver and the wheel magnet closer. You might have to tip your receiver a little bit toward the wheel to make speed read more reliably. But I've been unable to eliminate completely the strange readouts like 60-100 kph when I'm almost stopped etc.
Hope this helps,
Ken
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