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1. Also the wire could get caught causing you to lose control and fall Figure 2 Keep the wire Figure 1 Watch the road out of the spokes when riding Copyright Trek Bicycle Corporation 2004 All rights reserved FUNCTIONS Not all Trek Incite computer models have all these functions Table 1 Function abbreviations names and explanations Function Explanation S O Speed Current speed of the bicycle displayed in miles per hour MPH or kilometers per hour KPH Highest readings 6i 8i 107 3mph or 172 7kph 9i Ni 80 5mph or 129 6kph Time of day displayed in hours and minutes in 12 hour or 24 hour format TME Time Amount of time elapsed since last reset Displayed in hours minutes and seconds Highest readings 6i 8i 9 59 59 9i Mi 23 59 59 MAX Maximum speed Highest speed since last Reset displayed to tenths Highest readings 6i 8i 107 3mph or 172 7kph 9i Ni 80 5mph or 129 6kph Trip distance Amount of distance elapsed since last Reset displayed in miles or kilometers and tenths Highest reading 999 9 Odometer Amount of distance elapsed since installation or programming displayed in miles or kilometers Highest reading 99 999 AVG Average speed Average speed since last Reset displayed to tenths Highest readings 6i 8i 99 9mph or 172 7kph 9i Ni 80 5mph or 129 6kph Number of revolutions per minute of the crankset displayed in whole number Maximum 240 Temperature Curren
2. in a different direction To set Units distance and temperature This setting tells the computer which conversion to use metric or SAE English AWW He Ol Cycle Mode to Max Hold Set Cycle Mode to your preferred setting MPH for miles or KPH for kilometers Push Set to select The computer displays the temperature icons Cycle Mode to your preferred setting F for Fahrenheit C for Celsius 6 Push Set to select The computer returns to the current speed display To set Odometer By default the odometer always starts at O If desired the odometer can be manually set at another value 1 2 3 4 5 Cycle Mode to ODO Hold Set The computer displays the bottom row of digits with the first digit flashing Cycle Mode to your preferred value Press Set to select The next digit flashes Repeat steps 3 and 4 until all digits have been selected After the last digit is selected the computer returns to the current speed display To set Clock The clock can be set to 12 hours or 24 hours When setting your hours value choose accordingly You will set the 12 or 24 hour selection after setting the values 1 2 ONAAH WwW Cycle Mode to CLK Hold Set The computer displays the clock with hours flashing Cycle Mode to your preferred value Push Set to select Cycle Mode to your preferred value for minutes Push Set to select Cycle Mode to your preferred value for hours f
3. preferred wheel Cycle Mode to the four digit number Press Set Cycle Mode to your preferred first digit value see Table 3 Oo WO Table 3 Wheel size and corresponding settings in millimeters 7 Press Set to select 8 Repeat steps 6 and 7 for each following digit 9 Hold Set The computer returns to current speed display To select the wheel size 1 Cycle Mode to TRP 2 Hold both left Mode and right Mode at the same time The wheel icon changes indicating the wheel selection has changed Repeat step 2 to change to the other wheel size To restart the trip modes The trip modes include TRP AVG TME and MAX This operation sets all four values to zero allowing the computer to display information for a single ride 1 Cycle Mode to MAX 2 Hold Set and do not let up until after completion of step 3 3 Hold Mode The Max setting restarts at 0 Setting the computer 7 CHANGING FUNCTIONS AND OTHER NORMAL USE These are everyday tasks that are not explained elsewhere in the manual Changing mode Once the computer is programmed and installed it is very easy to use To change to different modes functions simply press the Mode button s at the bottom of the computer Continue pushing the button until the desired function appears denoted by its three letter abbreviation Removing the computer from the computer base The computer is held on its base by a flexible snap To remove the computer press firmly on
4. the computer not on the base in a rearward direction Using the computer in wet weather Bicycle computers function on electricity If the electrical contacts between the computer and its base become saturated the electrical signals may become irregular or interrupted entirely If the computer is to be used in heavy rain etc we recommend that a plastic bag be put over the computer and its base The other parts of the computer system are waterproof REPLACING THE BATTERY If the computer is giving erratic information the battery may be running low on power Replace the battery whenever the computer malfunctions or every 6 months When purchasing a new battery it is best to take the old battery with you However this is the generic description for the proper battery CR2082 lithium cell 3 volts To replace the battery Remove the computer from its base 2 3 1 4 Remove the old battery Insert the new battery with the cross and identifying label pointing up Figure Replace the battery cover and O ring seal and turn one quarter turn clockwise Identify the battery cover with its deep slot Insert a large coin into the slot and rotate in a counter clockwise direction about Figure 14 Removing bat one quarter turn Figure 14 tery cover Lift the battery cover exposing the battery Be careful to avoid losing the rubber O ring seal It may be possible to shake the battery out Otherwise carefully
5. PUTER The computer must be set or programmed so that it gives its readout in the units preferred by the user and so that it calculates with the correct wheel size There are three ways to use the buttons e Push touch once e Cycle push repeatedly as needed e Hold push and hold in for two or three seconds The method used to set the computer varies according to the computer model Follow the instruc tions covering your computer model grouped as follows e Incite 6i and 8i pages 7 9 e Incite 9i and 11i pages 10 12 INCITE 61 AND 8I Setting the 6i and 8i is done by pushing the two buttons in a specific sequence The button on the side of the computer is the Set button The large button on the bottom which may look like two buttons is the Mode button To set Odometer and Wheel size By default the odometer always starts at If desired the odometer can be manually set at another value 1 Cycle Mode to ODO 2 Hold Mode until MH flashes 3 Cycle Set between MH and KMH 4 Push Mode to select measurement conversion 5 Cycle Set to the preferred wheel size For a custom wheel size see To set a custom wheel size 6 Push Mode to select wheel size 7 Cycle Set for the first digit of Odometer 8 Push Mode to select the digit 9 Repeat steps 7 and 8 to select the other digits of Odometer The computer returns to current speed To set Custom wheel size Cycle Mode to ODO Hold Mode until MH fla
6. TREK INCITE Bicycle Computer Owner s Manual This manual explains the installation and use of several Trek bicycle computer models e Incite 6i Incite 8i e Incite 9i Incite 11i Please read this manual carefully and save it for future reference If you do not understand the information in this manual or you have a question about your Incite computer that this manual does not cover consult your Trek dealer If you have a question or problem that your Trek dealer can t handle contact us at Trek Bicycle Corporation Attn Customer Service 801 W Madison Street Waterloo Wisconsin 53594 http www trekbikes com 920 478 4670 CONTENTS Safety and general guidelines cceeeeeee ee i Functions eine e satan dons dete opacieme EO EN EEAS 1 Installation sinan EEEN EEEE 2 3 Setting the Compute ccceecseceseeeeeeeeeees 4 7 SEE EELA EAT EE EO R 4 5 e EE E E EEEE E A TE AOE 6 7 Changing functions and other normal use 8 Replacing the battery ccccsccscsececsecscesenensees 8 Troubleshooting and Warranty cccceeeeeeeeees 9 SAFETY AND GENERAL GUIDELINES While riding your bicycle do not stare at the computer for long periods of time Figure 1 If you do not watch the road you could hit an obstacle which may cause you to lose control and fall Make sure the computer wire cannot contact the tire or wheel spokes The wire could be damaged causing the computer to malfunction
7. eel size of a second bike For example you can use the computer on your road bike with 700c racing wheels then move it to your mountain bike with 26 wheels In both cases the trip distance and speed will be accurate The computer adds the data for the two wheel sizes resulting in the total distance ODO Step 8 in these instructions assumes you want to leave the odometer at its existing setting If you want to change the odometer refer to the steps in To set the odometer and wheel size OONDPAN To set second wheel size 1 Cycle Mode to ODO 2 Hold Mode The mileage conversion MH or KMH will flash 3 Cycle Set to your preferred conversion 4 Press Mode to select The wheel size for Wheel 1 appears 5 Hold both Mode and Set at the same time The wheel select icon appears in the upper left corner 6 Cycle Set to your second wheel size 7 Push Mode to select 8 Push Mode to select each digit of the odometer The computer returns to current speed To select Wheel 2 1 Cycle Mode to TRP 2 Hold Mode to select other wheel size Setting the computer 5 INCITE 91 AND 111 Setting the 9i and 11i is done by pushing the three buttons in a specific sequence The button on the side of the computer is the Set button The two buttons on the bottom are the left and right Mode buttons If the Mode button is called out in the directions without specifying which one you may push either one and the computer will accordingly scroll
8. le with the component as sold e Damage or failure due to accident misuse abuse or neglect This warranty is void in its entirety by any modification of the component or its parts This warranty is expressly limited to the repair or replacement of a defective item and is the sole remedy of the warranty This warranty extends from the date of purchase applies only to the original owner and is not transferable Trek is not responsible for incidental or consequential damages Some states do not allow the exclusion of incidental or consequential damages so the above exclusion may not apply to you Claims under this warranty must be made through an authorized dealer Proof of purchase is required This warranty gives the consumer specific legal rights and those rights may vary from place to place This warranty does not affect the statutory rights of the consumer Troubleshooting and Warranty 9
9. ormat 12 or 24 Push Set to select After the hours format is selected the computer returns to the current speed display Figure 13 Wheel selec tion icons Wheel sizes The 9i and 11i allow you to program the computer to calculate using two different wheel sizes The second wheel size allows the computer to calculate using the wheel size of a second bike For example you can use the computer on your road bike with 700c racing wheels then move it to your mountain bike with 26 wheels In both cases the trip distance and speed will be accurate The computer adds the data for the two wheel sizes resulting in the total distance ODO In performing these steps note that the wheel icon in the upper left corner has two values Wheel 1 is a circle Figure 13 and Wheel 2 is a circle with a semi circle surrounding it To set the wheel size 1 2 A W 5 Cycle Mode to TME Hold Set The wheel selection icon appears in the upper left corner Cycle Set to your preferred wheel Cycle Mode to your preferred wheel size For a custom wheel size see To set a custom wheel size Hold Set to select The computer returns to the current speed display To set the second wheel size repeat the instructions but choose the other wheel icon before setting values Setting the computer To set a custom wheel size 1 Cycle Mode to TME 2 Hold Set The wheel selection icon appears in the upper left corner Cycle Set to your
10. otate on the handlebar 8 Slide the computer into the computer base until the front of the computer and computer base line up 9 Check that the computer base cannot be rotated around the handlebar and that the computer cannot slide backwards on the computer base Figure 5 To install the computer on the stem 1 Insert the rubber friction pad into the computer base aligned along the computer base 2 Insert two nylon ties through the computer base Figure 6 3 Place the base on the stem and tighten the nylon tie 4 Slide the computer into the computer base until the front of the computer and computer base line up 5 Check that the computer base cannot be rotated around the stem and the computer cannot slide backwards on the computer base 6 Tighten the nylon ties and trim the excess length Placing the magnet and sensor s on the bike The wheel magnet must be aligned so that it passes across the sensor As the magnet passes the sensor it must be no further from the sensor than 1 to 3mm 1 32 to 1 8 inch The wheel magnet has a T shaped slot with two configurations round spokes and flat or bladed spokes Figure 7 Computers with the cadence function have two sensors The shorter computer wire is for the cadence sensor which mounts near the crankset The sensor must be aligned so that the magnet passes within 1 3mm of the sensor and in line with the small line on the sensor Figure 8 To install the magnet 1 Rem
11. ove the screw from the magnet 2 Slide the slot in the back of the magnet over the spoke For a flat or bladed spoke start the spoke near the end where the spoke is round and align the top of the T with the spoke as you slide the magnet up the blade 3 Thread the screw into the magnet until it is snug against the spoke Figure 3 Computer on handlebar and stem Figure 4 Clamp and friction pad in computer base Figure 5 Make sure the computer cannot be bounced off Figure 6 Nylon tie threaded through com puter base Figure 7 Magnet placed on round and oval spokes Installation Attaching the computer wire The computer wire is usually longer than needed Extra wire length can be diverted by wrapping it around the brake housing prior to routing it down the fork blade or down tube Figure 9 Make sure the computer wire is not pulled tight when the handlebar is turned all the way to either side Wireless computers do not have wires For wireless computers see To install the sensor To attach the computer wire Figure 8 Magnet placed p g F on crankarm aligned 1 Determine the length of wire to divert by holding the sensor at its desired with sensor on chainstay mounting point 2 Wrap the wire around the front brake cable diverting the determined amount 3 Continue routing the wire either by wrapping around the fork or frame tube or attach the wire to the fork or frame tube with electrical
12. pry the battery up with a thin tool or knife blade 15 Figure 15 The cross on the battery points up Additional information TROUBLESHOOTING The Incite computer is designed to be easy to install and maintain However some people occasion ally have problems with their computer Here is a table showing some possible problems causes and solutions Table 4 Common problems and solutions i screen Computer is in shipping mode Push a button a Sed is dead or installed incorrectly Reinstall good battery Erratic data Magnet misaligned or too far away Re adjust magnet and sensor placement Battery power is low Replace battery No current Magnet misaligned or too far away Re adjust magnet and sensor speed a Speed is Wheel size is incorrect Reset Wheel size is incorrect Reset compute 2 e t incorreg Sensor is not reading magnet properly Readjust magnet and sensor alignment No cadence Magnet is not reading sensor properly Readjust magnet and sensor di alignment LIMITED WARRANTY Trek Bicycle Corporation warrants each new Incite computer against defects in workmanship and materials This warranty covers Trek Incite computer models 6i 8i 9i and 11i for a period of two years from the date of sale This warranty does not cover Normal wear and tear including the length of battery life e Improper assembly e Installation of parts or accessories not originally intended for or compatib
13. shes Cycle Set between MH and KMH Push Mode to select measurement conversion Cycle Set to the four digit number see Table 2 m ak WW Table 2 Wheel size and corresponding settings in millimeters 700 x 20 2086 26 x1 5 2010 700 x 23 2096 26 x 1 90 2045 700 x 25 2105 26 x 1 95 2050 6 Hold Set until the last digit flashes 7 Cycle Set to your preferred value for the digit 8 Push Mode to select 9 Repeat steps 7 and 8 to select the other three digits 10 Push Mode 10 Cycle Set for the first digit of Odometer 11 Push Mode to select the digit 12 Repeat steps 10 and 11 to select the other digits of Odometer The computer returns to current speed display 700 x 38 2180 4 Setting the computer To set Clock 1 Cycle Mode to CLK Hold Mode Cycle Set to 12 or 24 hour clock Push Mode to select clock Cycle Set to the hour Push Mode to select Cycle Set to the minute Push Mode to select The computer returns to current speed To Restart the trip modes The trip modes include TRP AVG TME and MAX This operation sets all four values to zero allowing the computer to display information for a single ride 1 Cycle Mode to MAX 2 Hold Set and do not let up until after completing step 3 3 Hold Mode The Max setting restarts at 0 Second wheel size Wheel 2 The following features are only on the Incite 8i The second wheel size allows the computer to calculate using the wh
14. t temperature displayed in Fahrenheit or Celsius in whole numbers updated every 30 seconds Range 2 to 140 F 2 19 to 60 C 1 Lie Indication whether current speed is above or below average speed displayed by arrow pointing up above or down below Wheel select Second wheel size calculation indicated by circle or circle within a partial second circle Functions 1 INSTALLATION Tools needed e Electrical tape e Slot type screwdriver e Phillips type screwdriver e Scissors This section explains the steps to install your computer onto your bicycle e Placing the computer on the handlebar e Placing the magnet and sensor s on the bike Placing the computer on the handlebar The Trek Incite computer can be mounted on the handlebar or on the stem Figure 3 To install the computer on the handlebar 1 Determine your bicycle s handlebar diameter 22 2mm 25 4 26 0mm or 31 8mm 2 Select the corresponding bar clamp For a 22 2mm bar use the rubber shim provided inside the smaller clamp 3 Insert the handlebar clamp into the back of the computer base Figure 4 and slide it towards the front of the base 4 Insert the rubber friction pad into the computer base aligned across the computer base 5 With the wire pointing toward the front of the bike wrap the bar clamp around the handlebar 6 Insert the screw through the washer and into the computer base 7 Tighten the screw until the computer base cannot r
15. tape 4 As needed solidify the wire attachment with either nylon ties or electrical tape To install the sensor These instructions are written for the front wheel but apply equally to installing the magnet and cadence sensor which go on the left crank and the frame s chainstay 1 Align the sensor with the magnet Figure 9 Extra wire The magnet must pass across the line on the sensor Figure 10 wrapped around the 2 Orient the sensor so that the clearance between the sensor and the magnet is Diakenedsing between 1 to 3mm The sensor can be rotated around the fork blade or crank about 45 degrees If needed the sensor and magnet can be moved up or down the fork and wheel to change the clearance For the wireless sensor install the rubber foot in the sensor Figure 11 Attach the sensor with nylon ties but do not fully tighten 5 With the computer in the computer base check the alignment of the sensor and magnet by spinning the wheel and noting if the computer is displaying speed If the computer shows current speed the sensor is reading the magnet If the computer is not displaying current speed realign the sensor and magnet until current speed is displayed Figure 10 Magnet align 6 Tighten the nylon ties and trim the excess length Figure 12 ment and clearance A W Figure 11 Wireless sen sor foot and fork blade Figure 12 Trim excess nylon tie length Installation 3 SETTING THE COM

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