Bryton Rider 320 GPS Cyclocomputer User Manual

1. Taw qhia

The Bryton Rider 320 is a high-performance GPS cyclocomputer designed for cyclists seeking comprehensive ride data. It features a clear 2.3-inch LCD display, long battery life, and support for various sensors to track speed, cadence, and heart rate. This manual provides essential information for setting up, operating, and maintaining your device.

Image: Bryton Rider 320 GPS Cyclocomputer device.

2. Dab tsi hauv lub thawv

Upon opening your Bryton Rider 320 package, verify that all components are present:

• Bryton Rider 320 GPS Cyclocomputer
• USB Cable (Micro USB)
• Lub plawv dhia Sensor
• Handlebar Mount
• Instruction Manual (cov ntaub ntawv no)

Note: The specific contents may vary slightly depending on the purchased bundle (e.g., "T" bundle includes sensors).

3. Teeb tsa

3.1 Device Charging

Before first use, fully charge your Rider 320. Connect the provided Micro USB cable to the device's charging port and plug the other end into a USB power adapter or computer. The device will indicate charging status. A full charge provides approximately 35 hours of battery life.

3.2 Mounting Tus Ntaus

Attach the handlebar mount to your bicycle's handlebars or stem using the provided O-rings or zip ties. Ensure the mount is secure and positioned for optimal viewing. Align the Rider 320 with the mount and twist it clockwise until it locks into place.

3.3 Kev Sib Txuas Sensor

The Rider 320 supports Bluetooth and ANT+ sensors. To pair a sensor (e.g., heart rate, cadence, speed):

1. Power on your Rider 320.
2. Mus rau qhov Chaw zaub mov.
3. Xaiv Sensors thiab tom qab ntawd Ntxiv Sensor.
4. Activate the sensor (e.g., wear the heart rate strap, spin the crank for cadence).
5. The Rider 320 will scan for available sensors. Select your sensor from the list to pair it.
6. Paub meej tias kev sib tw.

Note: Ensure sensors are within range and have working batteries.

3.4 Kev teeb tsa thawj zaug

Upon first power-on or after a factory reset, you will be prompted to set basic preferences:

• Lus: Xaiv hom lus koj nyiam.
• Chav nyob: Choose between Metric (km/h, km) or Imperial (mph, miles).
• Sijhawm Zone: Set your local time zone.
• Tus neeg siv Profile: Enter basic information like age, weight, and height for accurate calorie and training calculations.

3.5 Bryton Active App Connection

The Bryton Active app (available for iOS and Android) enhances your Rider 320 experience. Download the app and create an account. To connect your device:

1. Qhib Bluetooth ntawm koj lub smartphone.
2. Open the Bryton Active app and navigate to the device pairing section.
3. On your Rider 320, go to Chaw > Bluetooth > Pair nrog App.
4. Follow the on-screen prompts in the app to complete the pairing process.

The app allows for display customization, firmware updates, and automatic ride data synchronization.

Image: Bryton Rider 320 display showing various data fields.

4. Kev khiav hauj lwm ntaus ntawv

4.1 Fais fab / Off

• Hwj chim On: Press and hold the power button (usually on the side or bottom) until the Bryton logo appears.
• Fais fab tawm: Nias thiab tuav lub khawm fais fab kom txog thaum muaj lus qhia kom tua fais fab tshwm sim, tom qab ntawd paub meej tias koj xav tua.

4.2 Basic Navigation

The Rider 320 typically uses physical buttons for navigation. Refer to the device's button layout for specific functions:

• UP/DOWN khawm: Navigate through menus or change data pages during a ride.
• OK/ENTER button: Confirm selections or start/stop recording.
• BACK/LAP button: Go back in menus or mark a lap during a ride.

4.3 Pib Caij Tsheb

1. Ensure the device has acquired a GPS signal (indicated by a solid GPS icon).
2. Nias lub OK/ENTER button to start recording your ride.
3. During the ride, you can switch between data pages using the UP/DOWN buttons.
4. Txhawm rau ncua, nias lub OK/ENTER button. To resume, press it again.
5. To end and save the ride, press and hold the OK/ENTER button, then confirm saving.

4.4 Display Customization

The Rider 320 allows extensive customization of its data display pages. This can be done directly on the device or more conveniently through the Bryton Active app. You can select which data fields (e.g., speed, distance, heart rate, cadence, power, altitude) appear on each page and the number of fields per page.

4.5 GPS ua haujlwm

The integrated GPS sensor provides accurate tracking of your location, speed, distance, and altitude. For best GPS performance, ensure the device has a clear view of the sky when starting a ride.

4.6 Cov Ntaub Ntawv Sib Tham

After completing a ride, you can synchronize your data to the Bryton Active app via Bluetooth. Once synced to the app, your ride data can be automatically uploaded to third-party platforms like Strava, TrainingPeaks, or Komoot, if configured in the app settings.

5. Kev tu

5.1 Kev ntxuav

Ntxuav lub cuab yeej tsis tu ncua nrog lub mos, damp daim ntaub. Tsis txhob siv cov tshuaj lom neeg hnyav lossis cov tshuaj ntxuav uas ua rau puas tsuaj rau lub vijtsam lossis casing. Ensure the USB port cover is securely closed to maintain its IP54 water resistance rating.

5.2 Roj Teeb Kho

Txhawm rau ua kom lub neej ntev ntawm roj teeb:

• Tsis txhob kub dhau thaum lub sijhawm them thiab khaws cia.
• Tsis txhob cia lub cuab yeej tso hluav taws xob tag rau lub sijhawm ntev.
• For long-term storage, charge the device to approximately 50-70%.

5.3 Firmware Hloov tshiab

Bryton periodically releases firmware updates to improve performance, add features, and fix bugs. It is recommended to keep your device's firmware up to date. Updates can typically be performed via the Bryton Active app or by connecting the device to a computer and using Bryton's update tool.

6. Kev daws teeb meem

6.1 GPS teeb liab teeb meem

• Tsis muaj teeb liab: Xyuas kom tseeb tias koj nyob sab nraum zoov nrog lub teeb pom kev zoo view of the sky. Avoid tall buildings or dense tree cover.
• Slow Acquisition: Allow a few minutes for the device to acquire a signal, especially if it's been moved a significant distance since its last use.

6.2 Sensor Connection Problems

• Sensor Not Found: Check if the sensor is active (e.g., spinning the wheel/crank, wearing the heart rate strap). Ensure the sensor's battery is not depleted.
• Kev cuam tshuam: Move away from other electronic devices that might cause interference.
• Rov ua dua: Try unpairing and re-pairing the sensor through the device settings.

6.3 Bryton Active App Sync Issues

• Kev Txuas Tsis Tau: Ensure Bluetooth is enabled on your phone and the Rider 320. Restart both the device and the app.
• Slow Sync: Data transfer can sometimes be slow. Ensure a stable Bluetooth connection and sufficient battery on both devices.
• Data Loss (Rare): If you experience data loss or persistent sync issues, try updating the device firmware and reinstalling the app. Contact Bryton support if problems persist.

6.4 Ntaus Tsis Teb

If the device freezes or becomes unresponsive, perform a soft reset by pressing and holding the power button for approximately 10-15 seconds until it powers off. Then, power it back on normally.

7. Cov lus qhia tshwj xeeb

8. Warranty thiab Support

Bryton products are designed for reliability and performance. For warranty information, please refer to the warranty card included with your product or visit the official Bryton website. For technical support, troubleshooting assistance, or service inquiries, please contact Bryton customer support through their official webqhov chaw lossis cov chaw pabcuam raug tso cai.

Official Bryton Webqhov chaw: www.brytonsport.com