Gary Fisher cyber computer Manual De Usuario

Attach the sensor to the fork blade with the

quick ties but do not tighten the ties completely

until final adjustment is complete.

2.  Attach the wheel magnet to a spoke,

aligning the magnet with the sensor so it faces

and intersects the bottom polished line on the

sensor. The magnet should have 1-2 mm

clearance from the sensor. If the sensor and

magnet are too close or touching, rotate the

sensor unit toward the back of the fork blade

until adequate clearance is achieved. Carefully

tighten the quick ties making sure you main-

tain the proper space between the magnet

and the sensor. Trim the excess quick tie strap

using a scissors or fingernail clipper. Tighten

the magnet screw, but be careful not to over

tighten as this can damage the fitting.

1.  Position the sensor unit to the inside of        

either the right of left fork blade anywhere

from 3-6 inches up from the fork blade tip. 

1.  Remove the battery cover from the back

side of the computer using a narrow flat 

blade screwdriver.

2.  Install the battery so that the positive "+"

side of the battery is visible, and replace the

battery cover.

CAUTION: On the bottom of the computer

head next to the battery door is a small

recessed button.  This is the Auto Clear Button.

Pressing this button will clear all memories

and reset all functions to their default values. 

The CYBER is equipped with Fisher’s patented
Workout Window™ feature.  The
Workout Window is a “computer within

your computer” that allows you to record a

second set of ride information (Speed,

Average Speed, Distance etc.) independent

from the normal operating modes.  The
Workout Window allows you to easily sep-

arate the information for a race from the

information for your total ride so that you can

have an accurate picture of your racing or

training intensity.  

TheWorkout
Window is easily

accessible from any

of the Cyber’s main

operating screens

simply by pressing

the Workout
Window Button.

2.  Wind the wire upward around the front

brake cable until the wire is adjacent to the

handlebar, allowing enough slack for free

movement of the steering assembly cables.

3.  Attach the bracket to the handlebar on

either side of the stem. The bracket goes onto

the handlebar with the wire toward the rider

side of the bar. Use the appropriate rubber

shim between the bracket and handlebar to

provide a secure fit.

The Fisher Cyber Computer attaches to the

mounting bracket by sliding the unit onto the

bracket from the back until it snaps firmly

into position. To remove the computer from

the bracket, place your thumb against the

back of the mounting bracket and pull the

computer toward you with your index finger.

1.  Route the sensor wire up the back of the

fork blade or wind the wire around the blade,

making sure that the wire is not loose and

that you leave enough wire to reach the han-

dlebar. Secure the wire to the fork blade

immediately above the sensor and at the top

of the fork blade, using the adhesive strips

that are provided or electrical tape.

Shims will 

prevent slipping