How to Calibrate a Protege Bicycle Computer

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A properly calibrated Protege series bicyle computer helps you keep track of your ride statistics.

Protege is a line of bicycle computers from Planet Bike, including the 5.0, 7.0 and 9.0, which have five, seven, and nine functions respectively. According to Planet Bike, all Protege series bicycle computers feature current speed, riding time, trip distance, cumulative odometer, 12/24-hour clock and auto start/stop/LCD shutoff. Higher models have additional functions. The calibration procedure for the set of standard features is the same for each computer in the series.

Things You'll Need

  • Bicycle
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Instructions

    • 1

      Press the "mode" button on the underside of the unit to go to screen one, then press and hold the "set" button, also on the underside of the unit, for three to four seconds to initiate calibration. Use a pen or similar object to depress the button.

    • 2

      Press "mode" to toggle between miles and kilometers. Choose the measurement system you prefer and press "set." All statistics such as speed, trip distance and odometer will be displayed according to the system chosen here.

    • 3

      Enter the four-digit wheel size in millimeters by pressing "mode" to change the value of each digit and "set" to toggle to the next digit. A 2.1-inch tire on a 26-inch rim is 2,070mm. Other measurements are available from Planet Bike, or by physically measuring the distance the bike travels in one wheel revolution. After the forth digit is entered, the screen will advance to odometer.

    • 4

      Set the odometer by pressing "mode" to change the value of each digit and "set" to toggle to the next digit. The default setting of each digit is zero. After all digits are set, the screen will advance to time.

    • 5

      Select the current time, hour first followed by minutes, by pressing "mode" to change the value of each digit and "set" to toggle to the next digit.

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