Computer Glitch Has anyone else noticed the displayed speed change when the level of difficulty changes even when the displayed RPM stays the same? I've had 2 computers and both do the same thing. When the level of dificulty goes up, the speed displayed goes up and, conversely, when the level of difficulty goes down, the speed displayed goes down.For example, at level 1, 60 RPM results in a speed of about 9.1 MPH. At level 4, 60 RPM results in a speed of about 14 MPH. Computer Glitch Has anyone else noticed the displayed speed change when the level of difficulty changes even when the displayed RPM stays the same? I've had 2 computers and both do the same... » Read More Computer Glitch Has anyone else noticed the displayed speed change when the level of difficulty changes even when the displayed RPM stays the same? I've had 2 computers and both do the same thing. When the level of dificulty goes up, the speed displayed goes up and, conversely, when the level of difficulty goes down, the speed displayed goes down.For example, at level 1, 60 RPM results in a speed of about 9.1 MPH. At level 4, 60 RPM results in a speed of about 14 MPH. « Show Less
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That's very plausible, Joe.However, changing the resistance could also be equivalent to keeping the same gear ratio, but pedaling uphill, which is what the user manual suggests is the effect of adding resistance.Thanks!
779182
I don't own the machine (yet), but I would think it's because a real bicycle does the same thing; changing the resistance level is analogous to changing the gear that a bicycle is in, and the same RPM results in a higher speed because the gear ratio changed.
680247
It gets it from the ECU realtime. Seen it as low as 8 mpg accelerating hard, and 115 MPG going down a mountain at 70 mph. There are a couple of places it is displayed, but you have to select it for the maps display replacing arrival time or altitude or one of the others.
1994796
There are two speed settings. When set on 2, the higher rpm setting,it's rated at 1400 rpm.
1516124
If it's not set to auto then it will stay on the speed it is set to. When set to auto it will adjust the speed as needed.
955659
I can say, without thinking, I pulled the drive out while the computer was on. It rebooted my computer while the drive was still spinning in my hand, which was quite difficult to hang onto. Having done that, I feel it is pretty safe to say that you cant do it safely with a 7200rpm disk.
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sorry wrong person to answer as the one we purchased does not work even with the reset. Had computer friend look at and said nothing they can do. send it back. unfortunately too late. i know it has something to do with the speed. there is a resent to assist with the speed.
847486
I didn't notice a difference. The speed controller kind of seemed pointless. There's only 2 settings low and high. Low is nice and high for me was just too much!!! So I only use it on low haha. I hope I answered your question.
901340
The resistance level and type of ride are set electronically on the instrument panel. The flywheel resistance is magnetic and gets harder for hills and mountains. You set the resistance level at 1-5 for each programmed ride, ie "ride in the park", "rolling hills", Pike's peak" etc. I've had no problems, nice smooth bike.
1031366
I do not know. I have never noticed before. I hardly ever use this computer any more.
996387
No its been defraged. I use system mechanic so it tells me when to do it. I also seen people say it takes time to get faster. I use it everyday since iv gotten it.
2017302
I've noticed the heads-up display remains lit briefly after I turn off the ignition, and I've noticed there's often a lag between the builtin speedometer display and the heads-up display if the car is accelerating or decelerating. Perhaps you're observing the same lag after the car has stopped? I theorize (but do not know for sure) that the heads-up display works by periodically sending a query through the OBD-II interface, asking what the current speed is; then it displays that speed for a certain time; then it sends another query; and so on. If that theory is correct, then when the speed is changing rapidly, the display will fall behind till it makes the next query. I've noticed the heads-up display remains lit briefly after I turn off the ignition, and I've noticed there's often a lag between the builtin speedometer display and the heads-up display if the car is accelerating or decelerating. Perhaps you're observing the same lag after the car has stopped? I theorize (but do not know for sure) that the heads-up display works by periodically sending a query through the OBD-II interface, asking what the current speed is; then it displays that speed for a certain time; then it sends another query; and so on. If that theory is correct, then when the speed... » Read More I've noticed the heads-up display remains lit briefly after I turn off the ignition, and I've noticed there's often a lag between the builtin speedometer display and the heads-up display if the car is accelerating or decelerating. Perhaps you're observing the same lag after the car has stopped? I theorize (but do not know for sure) that the heads-up display works by periodically sending a query through the OBD-II interface, asking what the current speed is; then it displays that speed for a certain time; then it sends another query; and so on. If that theory is correct, then when the speed is changing rapidly, the display will fall behind till it makes the next query. « Show Less
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I am not sure. I tried it once and started to fast and was forced to run-no a good thing-and pushed stop. I have been using manual since. I do know that if you push the speed on the bar the machine goes there NOW. I use the arrows to ajust the speed. I think the best is just to start at basic speed and see where the program goes. The book does not explain the differences, just that they are pre set.
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It does but it's not always accurate. Only because it's not real time. For example if you wake your computer it will show the % but that % is what it was at the last time you used it so after a minute or two adjusts to the actual %. Hope that makes sense :)
787367
Check your settings to see what your "increased" volume is set to (you'll have to read the manual to find out where to set it). If you already have the volume set to be loud for lower speeds but your "increased" volume is set to a lower level (mine came set at "1", which is the lowest level) it will change to that lower level at a higher speed.Hope this helps.
721987
Hi there! Yes, my grind setting is incredibly difficult to change but I am able to change it, I just never do. I didn't even realize that the manual said to change it during the grind. I have done it only while it's not grinding. I have noticed that it will change a little easier if I don't push down too hard. It's a bit frustrating so we just stopped changing it. We have it set to the finest grind and that's where it stays. :) Sorry I couldn't be more help.
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any one have this problem?:when it's switching resistance levels either up or down, there's a full second or so where is loses load or resistance, very perceptibly.I have a model that was bought new and arrived about Nov 9th of 2010 (made in china as they probably all are?).thanks in advance.
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When we run a "full-speed exercise", the factory-set target speed is 3600 RPM. We just started an exercise (remotely with our OnCue software) and it shows running at 3589-3608 during the full-speed exercise. I don't really know off-hand if it varies much from that when it is "fully loaded" in actual use.