Edge 500 Manual

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EDGE

500GPS-ENABLED CYCLING COMPUTER

owners manual


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Edge 500 Owners Manual iii

Table of Contents

Getting Started.................... 1About the Battery ....................... 1

Installing the Edge ..................... 2

Turning on the Edge .................. 4

Acquiring Satellite Signals ......... 7

Optional ANT+ Sensors ............. 7Going for a Ride ........................ 8

Saving Your Ride Data .............. 8

Using Free Software .................. 8

Transferring History to Your

Computer ............................... 9Training with Your Edge ... 10Alerts ....................................... 10

Using Auto Lap by Distance .....11

Using Auto Lap by Position...... 12

Using Auto Pause .................... 13Using Auto Scroll ..................... 13

Courses ................................... 14

ANT+ Sensors ................... 18Tips for Pairing ANT+ Sensors

with Your Garmin Device ....... 18

Putting on the Heart Rate

Monitor .................................. 19

Using the Heart Rate

Monitor .................................. 20

Heart Rate Zones .................... 21

Replacing the Heart Rate

Monitor Battery ...................... 22

Installing the GSC 10............... 23

Using the GSC 10.................... 26

Replacing the GSC 10

Battery ................................... 27

Third-Party ANT+ Sensors ...... 28

ANT+ Sensor

Troubleshooting .................... 29

History ............................... 31Viewing History ........................ 31

Viewing Distance and Time

Totals ..................................... 32


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Deleting History ....................... 32

Data Recording........................ 32

Data Management ............. 33Loading Files ........................... 33

Deleting Files ........................... 34

Settings ............................. 35

Customizing Your DataFields .................................... 35

Data Fields .............................. 36

Changing Your System

Settings ................................. 39

Changing Your User ProleSettings ................................. 40

Updating Your Bike Prole....... 41

Switching Bikes ....................... 41

Changing the Start Notice ....... 41

GPS Settings ........................... 42Setting Elevation Points........... 43

Appendix ........................... 44Registering Your Device .......... 44

About the Edge ........................ 44

Updating the Software ............. 44

Contacting Garmin Product

Support ................................. 44

Using the Backlight .................. 45

Buying Optional Accessories ... 45

Specications .......................... 45

Wheel Size and

Circumference ....................... 48

Troubleshooting ....................... 50

Index .................................. 52


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Edge 500 Owners Manual 1

Getting Started

Getting Started

WARNINGAlways consult your physician beforeyou begin or modify any exerciseprogram. See theImportant Safetyand Product Information guide in the

product box for product warnings andother important information.

When using your Edge the rst time,complete the following tasks:

1. Charge the Edge (page 2).2. Install the Edge (page 2).

3. Turn on the Edge (page 4).

4. Acquire satellites (page 7).

5. Set up optional ANT+ sensors

(page 7).

6. Go for a ride (page 8).

7. Save your ride (page 8).

8. Get Garmin Connect or GarminTraining Center software

(page 8).9. Transfer history to your computer

(page 9).

About the Battery

WARNINGThis product contains a lithium-ionbattery. See theImportant Safety andProduct Information guide in theproduct box for product warnings and

other important information.

The Edge is powered by a built-in,lithium-ion battery that you canrecharge using the AC charger or theUSB cable included in the product box.

NOTE: The Edge will not charge whenoutside the temperature range of 32Fto 122F (0C to 50C).


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Getting Started

Charging the Edge

NOTICE

To prevent corrosion, thoroughlydry the mini-USB port, the weathercap, and the surrounding area beforecharging or connecting to a computer.

1. Plug the AC charger into a standardwall outlet.

2. Pull up the weather cap from themini-USB port.

Mini-USB port underthe weather cap

Tabs

3. Plug the small end of the ACcharger into the mini-USB port.

To connect the Edge to yourcomputer using the USB cable, seepage 9.

4. Charge the Edge for at least threehours before you begin using it.

A fully charged battery can run for upto 18 hours before it must be recharged.

Installing the EdgeFor the best GPS reception, positionthe bike mount so the front of theEdge is oriented toward the sky. Youcan install the bike mount on the stem(shown onpage 3) or the handlebars.

1. Select a suitable and secure locationto mount the Edge where it does notinterfere with safe operation of yourbike.


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2. Place the rubber disk on the back ofthe bike mount.

The rubber tabs align with the backof the bike mount so it stays inplace.

3. Place the bike mount on the bikestem.

4. Attach the bike mount securelyusing the two bands.

Bike mountnotches

Rubberdisk

Bands aroundthe bike stem

5. Align the tabs on the back of theEdge with the bike mount notches.

6. Press down slightly and turn theEdge clockwise until it locks intoplace.

Edge Mounted on theBike Stem

Releasing the Edge

1. Turn the Edge clockwise to unlockthe device.

2. Lift the Edge off the mount.


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Turning on the EdgePress and hold POWERto turn on theEdge.

Conguring the EdgeThe rst time you turn on the Edge,you are prompted to congure system

settings and user prole settings.Follow the on-screen instructionsto complete the initial setup.

Press and to view choicesand change the default selection.

Press ENTERto make a selection.

Use the table onpage 5 to answerthe activity class question.

Icons

Battery charge level

GPS is on and receivingsignals.

GPS is turned off.

Heart rate monitor is active.

Speed and cadence sensoris active.

Power meter is active.


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Activity Classes

Training

Description

Training

Frequency

Training Time Per Week

0 No exercise - -

1 Occasional, lightexercise

Once every two weeks Less than 15 minutes

2 15 to 30 minutes

3 Once a week Approximately 30 minutes4 Regular exercise and

training2 to 3 times per week Approximately 45 minutes

5 45 minutes to 1 hour

6 1 to 3 hours

7 3 to 5 times per week 3 to 7 hours

8 Daily training Almost daily 7 to 11 hours

9 Daily 11 to 15 hours

10 More than 15 hours


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Buttons

Each Edge button has multiple

functions.

Button Description

POWER/LIGHT

Press and hold POWERto turn the device onand off.

Press LIGHT to activate

the backlight. Press anybutton to extend thebacklight for 15 seconds.

BACK Press BACK to cancelor return to the previousmenu.

START/STOP

Press START/STOP tostart and stop the timer.

Press or to selectmenus and settings.

Press and hold orto scroll quickly throughsettings.

LAP/RESET Press LAP to create anew lap.

Press and hold RESET toreset the timer.

PAGE/MENU

Press PAGE to scrollthrough training data

pages.Press and hold MENU toswitch between menu andtimer modes.

ENTER Press ENTER to selectoptions and acknowledgemessages.


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Acquiring SatelliteSignalsIt may take 30 to 60 seconds to acquiresignals.

1. Go outdoors to an open area.

2. Make sure that the front of the

Edge is oriented toward the sky.3. Wait while the Edge searches for

satellites.

Do not begin moving until thelocating satellite page disappears.

NOTE: To turn off the GPS receiverand use the Edge indoors, seepage 42.

Optional ANT+ SensorsNOTE: If you do not need to set upANT+ sensors, you can skip this step.

To use an ANT+ sensor during yourride, you must install it and pair it withthe Edge.

For heart rate monitor instructions,seepage 19.

For GSC 10 speed and cadencesensor instructions, seepage 23.

For third-party ANT+ sensors, see

page 28, refer to the manufacturersinstructions, and go towww.garmin.com/intosports.
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Going for a RideBefore you can record history, youmust acquire satellite signals(page 7).

1. Press and hold MENU to viewthe timer page.

2. Press START to start the timer.

History is only recorded whilethe timer is running.

3. After completing your ride, pressSTOP.

Saving Your Ride DataPress and hold RESET to save yourride data and reset the timer.

Using Free SoftwareGarmin provides two softwareoptions for storing and analyzingyour ride data:

Garmin Connect is Web-basedsoftware.

Garmin Training Center is

computer software that doesnot require the Internet afterinstallation.

1. Go to www.garmin.com/intosports.

2. Follow the on-screen instructionsto install the software.
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Transferring History toYour Computer1. Connect the USB cable to an

available USB port on yourcomputer.

2. Pull up the weather cap from themini-USB port.

Mini-USB portunder weather cap

3. Plug the small end of the USBcable into the mini-USB port.

4. Open Garmin Connect(http://connect.garmin.com), or

open Garmin Training Center.5. Follow the instructions included

with the software.
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Training with Your Edge

Training with Your

EdgeAlertsUse Edge alerts to train toward specictime, distance, calorie, heart rate,

cadence, and power goals.

Using Time, Distance, andCalorie Alerts1. Press and hold MENU.

2. Select Training > Alerts.

3. Select Time Alert, Distance Alert,orCalorie Alert.

4. Turn on the alert.

5. Enter a time, distance, or calorie

amount.6. Go for a ride.

Each time you reach the alert amount,the Edge beeps and displays a message.

NOTE: To make sure that the Edgemessage tones are turned on, see

page 39.

Using Advanced AlertsIf you have an optional heart ratemonitor, GSC 10, or third-party ANT+sensor, you can set up advanced alerts.

1. Press and hold MENU.

2. Select Training > Alerts.

3. Select an option:

Select HR Alert to set the

minimum and maximum heartrate in beats per minute (bpm).

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Select Cadence Alert to set thefast and slow cadence amounts

in revolutions of the crank armper minute (rpm).

Select Power Alert to set theminimum and maximum poweramounts in watts.

4. Go for a ride.Each time you exceed or drop belowthe specied heart rate, cadence orpower amount, the Edge beeps anddisplays a message.

NOTE: To make sure that the Edgemessage tones are turned on, seepage 39.

Using Auto Lap byDistanceYou can use Auto Lap toautomatically mark the lap at a specicdistance. This feature is helpful forcomparing your performance overdifferent parts of a ride (for example,

every 10 miles or 40 kilometers).


2. Select Settings > Bike Settings >Auto Lap.

3. In the Auto Lap Trigger eld,select By Distance to enter a value.

4. Customize optional lap data elds(seepage 35).

5. Go for a ride.


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Using Auto Lap byPositionYou can use Auto Lap to automaticallymark the lap at a specic position.This feature is helpful for comparingyour performance over different partsof a ride (for example, a long climb or

training sprints).


2. Select Settings > Bike Settings >Auto Lap.

3. In the Auto Lap Trigger eld,select By Position to choose anoption:

SelectLap Press Only totrigger the lap counter each timeyou press LAP and each timeyou pass any of those locationsagain.

Select Start And Lap totrigger the lap counter at the

GPS location where you pressSTART and at any locationduring the ride where you pressLAP.

Select Mark And Lap to trigger

the lap counter at a specic GPSlocation marked before the rideand at any location during theride where you press LAP.

4. Customize optional lap data elds

(seepage 35).5. Go for a ride.

NOTE: During courses, use the ByPosition option to trigger laps at all ofthe lap positions saved in the course.


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Using Auto PauseYou can use Auto Pause to pause the

timer automatically when you stopmoving or when your speed dropsbelow a specied value. This feature ishelpful if your ride includes stop lightsor other places where you need to slow

down or stop.NOTE: The paused time is not savedwith your history data.


2. Select Settings > Bike Settings >Auto Pause.


Select Off.

Select When Stopped to pause

the timer automatically whenyou stop moving.

Select Custom Speed to pausethe timer automatically whenyour speed drops below a

specied value.

4. Customize optional time data elds(seepage 35).

To view the entire time (frompressing START to RESET), selectthe Time - Elapsed data eld.

5. Go for a ride.

Using Auto ScrollUse the auto scroll feature toautomatically cycle through all of thetraining data pages while the timer isrunning.


2. Select Settings > Bike Settings >Auto Scroll.

3. Select a display speed: Slow,Medium, orFast.

4. Go for a ride.

The training data pages scrollautomatically. You can press PAGEto manually switch pages.


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CoursesCourses allow you to train using a

previously recorded activity. You canfollow the course trying to matchor exceed previously set goals. Forexample, if the original course wascompleted in 30 minutes, you will

race against a Virtual Partner

tryingto complete the course in under 30minutes.

Garmin recommends that you useGarmin Connect or Garmin Training

Center (page 8) to create courses. Youcan then transfer the courses to yourEdge (page 33).

Course PointsYou must use Garmin Training

Center to add course points to anycourse. You can add course points, orplaces on your course that you wantto remember, such as water stops ordistance goals.

CreatingCourses with YourEdge

Before you can create a course, youmust have history with GPS track datasaved to the Edge.


2. Select Training > Courses > New.

3. Use and to select a previousride on which to base your course.

The Edge assigns a default nameto your new course that appears inthe list.

4. Select the course from the list.

5. Select Edit Course to rename thecourse.

6. Enter a descriptive course name

in the top eld (for example,18mi_Ridgeview).


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Starting a Course1. Press and hold MENU.

2. Select Training > Courses.



Select Do Course.

Select Map to preview thecourse, and press BACKtoreturn to the course list.

Select Prole to preview theelevation prole, and press

BACKto return to the courselist.

5. Press START.

History is recorded even if you arenot on the course. The Course

Complete message appears whenyou nish.

6. Press PAGE to view the data pages:


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Off Course OptionsYou can include a warmup before you

begin your course. Press START tobegin the course, and then warm up asnormal. Be sure to stay away from yourcourse path as you warm up. When youare ready to begin, head toward yourcourse. When you are on any part ofthe course path, the Edge displays anOn Course message.

NOTE: As soon as you press START,your Virtual Partner starts the course

and does not wait for you to warm up.

VirtualPartner

You

If you stray away from the course,the Edge displays an Off Course

message. Use the course map or coursepoints to nd your way back to thecourse.


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Changing the Course Speed1. Press and hold MENU.




5. Select Do Course.

6. Press LIGHT.7. Use and to adjust the

percentage of time to complete thecourse.

For example, to improve your

course time by 20%, enter a coursespeed of 120%. You will raceagainst the Virtual Partner to nisha 30-minute course in 24 minutes.

Stopping a Course

Press and hold MENU, and selectTraining > Stop Course.

Deleting a Course1. Press and hold MENU.


3. Select the course you want todelete.

4. Select Delete Course > Yes.


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ANT+ Sensors

ANT+ Sensors

The Edge is compatible with thefollowing ANT+ accessories:

Heart rate monitor (page 19)

GSC 10 speed and cadence sensor(page 23)

Third-party ANT+ sensors(page 28)

For information about purchasingadditional accessories, go tohttp://buy.garmin.com.

Tips for Pairing ANT+Sensors with Your GarminDevice

Make sure that the ANT+ sensoris compatible with your Garmindevice.

Before you pair the ANT+ sensorwith your Garmin device, move

10 m away from other ANT+sensors.

Bring the Garmin device withinrange (3 m) of the ANT+ sensor.

After you pair the rst time, yourGarmin device automaticallyrecognizes the ANT+ sensor each

time it is activated. This processoccurs automatically when youturn on the Garmin device andonly takes a few seconds whenthe sensors are activated andfunctioning correctly.

When paired, your Garmin deviceonly receives data from yoursensor, and you can go near othersensors.
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Putting on the Heart RateMonitorWear the heart rate monitor directly onyour skin, just below your breastplate.It should be snug enough to stay inplace during your ride.

1. Push one tab on the strap throughthe slot in the heart rate monitor.

Heart Rate Monitor (Back)

Electrodes

Heart Rate Monitor (Front)

Slot

Tab

Heart Rate Monitor Strap

2. Press the tab down.

3. Wet both electrodes on the back

of the heart rate monitor to createa strong connection between yourchest and the transmitter.

4. Wrap the strap around your chestand attach it to the other side of the

heart rate monitor.The Garmin logo should beright-side up.

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Using the Heart RateMonitorFor the most accurate calorie dataduring your ride, set your maximumheart rate, resting heart rate, and heartrate zones using Garmin Connect orGarmin Training Center.

1. Turn on the Edge.

2. Bring the Edge within range (3 m)of the heart rate monitor.


4. Select Settings > Bike Settings >Heart Rate > ANT+ HR.

5. Select Yes > Rescan.

6. Press BACKto return to the mainmenu.

When the heart rate monitor ispaired, a message appears and the

heart rate icon appears on themain menu.

7. Customize optional data elds(page 35).

8. Go for a ride.TIP: If heart rate data does not appearor if you have erratic heart rate data,you may have to tighten the strap onyour chest or warm up for 5 to 10

minutes (seepage 29).

Viewing Your Heart Rate Zonesand SettingsThe Edge uses your user proleinformation from the initial setup to

determine your heart rate zones.


2. Select Settings > Bike Settings >Heart Rate > HR Zones.

NOTE: You can customize yourmaximum heart rate, resting heart rate,and heart rate zones using GarminConnect or Garmin Training Center(page 9).


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Heart Rate Zones% of Maximum

Heart Rate orResting HeartRate

Perceived Exertion Benets

1 50% to 60% Relaxed, easy pace; rhythmicbreathing

Beginning-level aerobictraining; reduces stress

2 60% to 70% Comfortable pace; slightly

deeper breathing, conversationpossible

Basic cardiovascular

training; good recoverypace

3 70% to 80% Moderate pace; more difcult tohold conversation

Improved aerobic capacity;optimal cardiovasculartraining

4 80% to 90% Fast pace and a bit

uncomfortable; breathingforceful

Improved anaerobic

capacity and threshold;improved speed

5 90% to 100% Sprinting pace, unsustainablefor long period of time; laboredbreathing

Anaerobic and muscularendurance; increasedpower


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About Heart Rate Zones

CAUTIONConsult your physician to specify heartrate zones that are appropriate for yourtness level and health condition.

Many athletes use heart rate zonesto measure and increase theircardiovascular strength and improvetheir level of tness. A heart rate zoneis a specied range of heartbeats perminute. The ve commonly acceptedheart rate zones are numbered from 1

to 5 according to increasing intensity.

How do heart rate zones affect yourtness goals? Knowing your heartrate zones can help you measure andimprove your tness by understanding

and applying these principles:

Your heart rate is a good measure ofexercise intensity.

Training in specic heart ratezones can help you improve

cardiovascular capacity andstrength.

Knowing your heart rate zones canprevent you from overtraining andcan decrease your risk of injury.

Replacing the Heart Rate

Monitor BatteryThe heart rate monitor contains auser-replaceable CR2032 battery.

NOTE: Contact your local wastedisposal department to properly

dispose of batteries.

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2. Use a coin to twist the covercounter-clockwise so the arrow on

the cover points to OPEN.3. Remove the cover and battery.

4. Wait 30 seconds.

5. Insert the new battery with thepositive side facing up.

NOTE: Be careful not to damageor lose the O-ring gasket on thecover.

6. Use a coin to twist the coverclockwise so the arrow on the cover

points to CLOSE.

Installing the GSC 10Both magnets must be aligned with

their respective indication lines for theEdge to receive data.

1. Place the GSC 10 on the rear chainstay (on the side opposite the drivetrain).

NOTE: Place the at rubber pador the triangle-shaped rubber padbetween the GSC 10 and the chainstay for stability.

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Resetbutton

Cable

ties

Indicationline

GSC 10 on RearChain Stay

2. Loosely attach the GSC 10 using

two cable ties.

3. Attach the pedal magnet to thecrank arm using the adhesive mountand a cable tie.

The pedal magnet must be

within 5 mm of the GSC 10. Theindication line on the pedal magnetmust line up with the indication lineon the GSC 10.

Cabletie

Pedal Magnet onCrank Arm

Indication

line

4. Unscrew the spoke magnet from theplastic piece.

5. Place the spoke in the groove of theplastic piece and tighten slightly.

The spoke magnet can face awayfrom the GSC 10 if there is not

enough room between the sensorarm and the spoke. The spokemagnet must line up with theindication line on the sensor arm.

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GSC 10 and Magnet

Alignment

Spokemagnet

Sensor armindication line

Pedal

magnet

GSC 10

6. Loosen the screw on the sensorarm.

7. Move the sensor arm to within

5 mm of the spoke magnet.You can also tilt the GSC 10 closerto either magnet for improvedalignment.

8. Press the Reset button on theGSC 10.

The LED turns red, then green.9. Pedal to test the sensor alignment.

The red LED blinks each time thepedal magnet passes the sensor.The green LED blinks each time

the spoke magnet passes the sensorarm.

NOTE: The LED blinks for the rst60 passes after a reset. Press Resetagain if you require additional

passes.10. When everything is aligned and

working correctly, tighten the cableties, the sensor arm, and the spokemagnet.

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Using the GSC 101. Turn on the Edge.

2. Bring the Edge within range (3 m)of the GSC 10.


4. Select Settings > Bike Settings >[Bike 1] > ANT+ Spd/Cad.

5. Select Yes > Rescan.

6. Press BACKto return to the mainmenu.

When the GSC 10 is paired, a

message appears and thecadence icon appears on the mainmenu.

7. Customize optional data elds(page 35).

8. Go for a ride.

About the GSC 10Cadence data from the GSC 10 is

always recorded. If there is no GSC 10paired, GPS data is used to calculatethe speed and distance.

Cadence is your rate of pedaling orspinning measured by the number of

revolutions of the crank arm per minute(rpm). There are two sensors on theGSC 10: one for cadence and one forspeed.

For information about cadence alerts,

seepage 10.

Non-Zero Averaging forCadence DataThe non-zero data-averaging settingis available if you are training with anoptional cadence sensor. The defaultsetting is to exclude zero values thatoccur when you are not pedaling.

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To turn the non-zero averaging on oroff, press and hold MENU, and select

Settings > Bike Settings > Data Avg.

Replacing the GSC 10BatteryThe GSC 10 contains a user-

replaceable CR2032 battery.

NOTE: Contact your local wastedisposal department to properlydispose of batteries.

1. Locate the circular battery cover onthe side of the GSC 10.

Batterycover

CR2032battery

2. Use a coin to twist the covercounter-clockwise until it is loose

enough to remove (arrow points tounlocked).

3. Remove the cover and battery.

4. Wait 30 seconds.

5. Insert the new battery with the

positive side facing up.NOTE: Be careful not to damageor lose the O-ring gasket on thecover.

6. Use a coin to twist the cover back

into place (arrow points to locked).

ArrowLocked

UnlockedBatterycover

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Third-Party ANT+ SensorsFor a list of third-party ANT+ sensors

that are compatible with the Edge, goto www.garmin.com/intosports.

Calibrating Your Power MeterFor calibration instructions specicto your power meter, refer to themanufacturers instructions.

Before you can calibrate your powermeter, it must be properly installed andactively recording data.

1. Press and hold MENU.2. Select Settings > Bike Settings

> [Bike 1] > ANT+ Power >Calibrate.

3. Keep your power meter active by

pedaling until the message appears.

Viewing Your Power ZonesYou can set seven custom power zones

using Garmin Connect or GarminTraining Center. If you know yourFTP (functional threshold power)value, you can enter it and allow thesoftware to calculate your power zonesautomatically.


2. Select Settings > Bike Settings >[Bike 1] > Power Zones.

Non-Zero Averaging for Power

DataThe non-zero data-averaging settingis available if you are training withan optional power meter. The defaultsetting is to exclude zero values that

occur when you are not pedaling.To turn the non-zero averaging on oroff, press and hold MENU, and selectSettings > Bike Settings > Data Avg.

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ANT+ Sensor Troubleshooting

Problem Solution

The ANT+ sensorwill not pair with mydevice.

Stay 10 m away from other ANT sensors while pairing.Bring the device within range (3 m) of the heart ratemonitor while pairing.If the problem persists, replace the battery.

I have a third-partyANT+ sensor.

Make sure that it is compatible with the Edge (www.garmin.com/intosports).

The heart rate monitorstrap is too big.

A smaller elastic strap is sold separately. Go tohttp://buy.garmin.com.

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Problem Solution

The heart rate data is

inaccurate or erratic.

Make sure that the heart rate monitor is snug against your

body.Reapply moisture to the electrodes. Use water, saliva, orelectrode gel.Clean the electrodes. Dirt and sweat residue on theelectrodes can interfere with heart rate signals.Position the heart rate monitor on your back instead of yourchest.

Wear a cotton shirt or wet your shirt if suitable for youractivity. Synthetic fabrics that rub or ap against the heartrate monitor can create static electricity that interferes withheart rate signals.Move away from sources ofstrong electromagnetic eldsand some 2.4 GHz wireless sensors, which can interferewith your heart rate monitor. Sources of interferencemay include high-voltage power lines, electric motors,microwave ovens, 2.4 GHz cordless phones, and wirelessLAN access points.

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History

Your Edge automatically saves historywhen the timer is started. The Edge cansave at least 180 hours of ride data withtypical use. When the Edge memoryis full, an error message appears. TheEdge does not automatically delete or

overwrite your history. Seepage 32 tolearn how to delete history.

Upload your history (page 9) toGarmin Connect or Garmin TrainingCenter periodically to keep track of all

of your ride data.

History includes time, distance,calories, average speed, maximumspeed, altitude, and detailed lapinformation. Edge history can also

include heart rate, cadence, and power.

NOTE: History is not recorded whilethe timer is stopped or paused.

Viewing History1. Press and hold MENU.

2. Select History > Activities.

3. Choose an option:

Use and to scroll throughyour activities.

Select View More to view thedetails for the entire ride or for

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Viewing Distance andTime Totals

Press and hold MENU, and selectHistory > Totals to view theaccumulated ride distance and time.

Deleting History

After you have transferred your historyto your computer, you may want todelete the history from your Edge.


2. Select History > Delete.3. Select an option:

Select Indv. Activities to deleteone activity at a time.

Select All Activities to delete

all ride data from the history.Select Old Activities to deleteactivities recorded more thanone month ago.

Select AllTotals to reset theride distance and time totals.

NOTE: This does not delete anyhistory.

4. Select Yes.

Data Recording

The Edge uses smart recording. Itrecords key points where you changedirection, speed, or heart rate.

When a third-party power meter(page 28) is paired, the Edge records

points every second. Recordingpoints every second uses more of theavailable memory on the Edge, butcreates a very accurate record of yourride.

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Data Management

You can use the Edge as a USB massstorage device.

NOTE: The Edge is not compatiblewith Windows 95, 98, Me, or NT. Itis also not compatible with Mac OS

10.3 and earlier. This is a commonlimitation of most USB mass storagedevices.

Loading Files

You can manually load the followingcourse les to your Edge: .tcx, .t, and.crs.

1. Lift the weather cap on the back ofthe Edge.

2. Plug the small end of the USBcable into the mini-USB port.

3. Connect the larger end of the USBcable to an available USB port onyour computer.

NOTE: Your Edge appears as aremovable drive in My Computer

on Windows computers andas a mounted volume on Maccomputers.

4. Browse your computer for the leyou want to copy.

5. Highlight the le, and select Edit >Copy.

6. Open the Garmin drive orvolume.

7. Open the NewFiles folder.

8. Select Edit > Paste.

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Deleting Files

NOTICE

Your Edge memory contains importantsystem les that should not be deleted.

1. Open the Garmin drive or volume.

2. Highlight the le.

3. Press the Delete key on yourkeyboard.

Disconnecting the USB CableWhen you are nished managing your

les, you can disconnect the USBcable.

1. Complete an action:

For Windows computers, clickthe eject icon in your

system tray.For Mac computers, drag thevolume icon to the Trash .

2. Unplug the Edge from yourcomputer.

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Settings

You can customize the followingsettings and Edge features:

Data elds (page 36)

System settings (page 39)

User proles (page 40)

Bike proles (page 41)

GPS settings (page 42)

Customizing Your DataFieldsYou can set up custom data elds forthree training data pages.


2. Select Settings > Bike Settings >

Data Fields.3. Select one of the pages.

4. Select the number of data elds youwant to see on this page.

To turn off an optional page, set thenumber of data elds to zero.

5. Use , , and ENTERto changethe data elds.

6. Repeat steps 3 through 5 for eachpage you want to customize.

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Data FieldsData elds with the * symbol display

statute or metric units. Data elds withthe ** symbol require an ANT+ sensor.

Data Field Description

Cadence ** Revolutions of the crankarm per minute.

Cadence Avg. **

Average cadence for theduration of your currentride.

Cadence Lap **

Average cadence for thecurrent lap.

Calories Amount of caloriesburned.

Distance * Distance traveled on thecurrent ride.

Dist Lap * Distance traveled in the

current lap.Elevation * Distance above or below

sea level.


GPS

Accuracy *

Margin of error for your

exact location. Forexample, your GPSlocation is accurate towithin +/- 12 feet.

Grade Calculation of rise over run. For example, if for

every 10 feet you climb(elevation) you travel200 feet (distance), yourgrade is 5%.

Heading Current direction you aretraveling.

Heart Rate ** Heart rate in beats perminute (bpm).

HR %HRR**

Percentage of heart ratereserve (maximum heartrate minus resting heartrate).

HR %Max.**

Percentage of maximumheart rate.

HR Avg. ** Average heart rate forthe ride.

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HR Avg.

%HRR **

Average percentage

of heart rate reserve(maximum heart rateminus resting heart rate)for the run.

HR Avg.%Max. **

Average percentage ofmaximum heart rate for

the run.

HR Lap ** Average heart rate in thecurrent lap.

HR Lap%HRR **

Average percentageof heart rate reserve(maximum heart rate

minus resting heart rate)for the lap.

HR Lap%Max. **

Average percentage ofmaximum heart rate forthe lap.

HR Graph ** Line graph showing yourcurrent heart rate zone(1 to 5).


HR Zone ** Current range of heart

rate (1 to 5). The defaultzones are based on youruser prole, maximumheart rate, and restingheart rate.

Laps Number of lapscompleted.

Power ** Current power output inwatts.

Power Avg.

**

Average power output

for the duration of yourcurrent ride.

Power KiloJoules**

Total (cumulative)amount of power outputin kilojoules.

Power Lap**

Average power output inthe current lap.

Power Max.**

Top power achievedduring the current ride.

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Power Zone

**

Current range of power

output (1 to 7) basedon your FTP or customsettings.

PWR Mov.Avg. 3s **

The three-secondmoving average ofpower output.

PWR Mov.Avg. 30s **

The 30-second movingaverage of power output.

Speed * Current speed.

Speed Avg. *

Average speed for theride.

Speed Lap * Average speed in thecurrent lap.


Temperature * Current temperature in

Fahrenheit or Celsius.NOTE: The Edge maydisplay temperaturereadings that arehigher than the actualair temperature if theEdge is placed in directsunlight or held in yourhand. Also, the Edge willtake some time to adjustto signicant changes intemperature.

Time Stopwatch time.

Time Avg.Lap

Average time tocomplete the laps so far.

Time- Elapsed

Total time recordedfrom pressing START toRESET.

Time Lap Amount of time in thecurrent lap.

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Time of Day Current time of day

based on your timesettings (format, timezone, and daylightsaving time).

Total Ascent * Total elevation gain forthe current ride.

Total Descent*

Total elevation lost forthe current ride.

VerticalSpeed *

Rate of ascent ordescent in feet/metersper hour.

Changing Your SystemSettings

Changing the Audible Tones1. Press and hold MENU.

2. Select Settings > System > Tones.

3. Turn the tones for keys andmessages on or off.

Changing the Backlight1. Press and hold MENU.

2. Select Settings > System >Display.

3. Change the settings:

Select Backlight Timeout tochange the amount of time the

backlight stays on.TIP: Use a short backlightsetting to conserve batterypower.

Select Backlight Level to

change the brightness.Select Contrast to change thelevel of screen contrast.

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Changing the CongurationSettings

You can modify all of the settings youcongured in the initial setup.


2. Select Settings > System.


Select System Setup to modifylanguage, position format, unitformat, and time format.

Select Initial Setup to modifyall of the conguration settingsin the initial setup.

4. Follow the on-screen instructions.

Time Zones and Time FormatsEach time you turn on the Edge

and acquire satellites, the Edgeautomatically detects your time zoneand the current time of day. To changethe time format to 12 hour or 24 hour,you must change the congurationsettings in the system setup (page 40).

Changing the Auto PowerDown Setting

This feature automatically turns theEdge off after 15 minutes of inactivity.


2. Select Settings > System > AutoPower Down.

3. Select On orOff.

Changing Your UserProle SettingsThe Edge uses information that you

enter about yourself to calculateaccurate ride data.


2. Select Settings > User Prole toupdate gender, age, weight, height,and activity class settings.


NOTE: For information about youractivity class, seepage 5.

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Updating Your BikeProle

You can customize three bike proles.The Edge uses the bike weight, theodometer value, and the wheel size tocalculate accurate ride data.


2. Select Settings > Bike Settings >[Bike 1] > Bike Details.

3. Enter a name for the bike prole.

4. Enter the bike weight and the

odometer value.5. In the Wheel Size eld, select an

option:

Select Auto to calculate yourwheel size using GPS distance.

Select Custom to enter yourwheel size. For a table of wheelsizes and circumferences, seepage 48.

Switching BikesAfter you customize your bike proles

on the Edge, select your bike.


2. Select Settings > Bike Settings> [Active Bike Name] > BikeDetails.

3. Select the bike you want to use.

Changing the Start NoticeThis feature automatically detectswhen your Edge has acquired satellites

and is moving. It is a reminder to startthe timer so you can record your ridedata.


2. Select Settings > Bike Settings >Start Notice.

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3. In the Mode eld, select an option:

Select Off.

Select Once.Select Repeat to change theamount of time to delay thereminder.

GPS SettingsGPS settings include the following:

Turning satellites off (page 42)

Viewing the satellite page(page 42)

Using elevation points (page 43)

Training Indoors1. Press and hold MENU.

2. Select GPS > GPS Status.

3. Select Off.

When GPS is off, speed and distancedata are not available unless you havean optional sensor that sends speed anddistance data to the Edge (such as the

GSC 10. The next time you turn on theEdge, it will search for satellite signals

again.Satellite PageThe satellite page shows your currentGPS satellite information. To view thesatellite page, press and hold MENU,

and select GPS > Satellite.

On the satellite page, GPS accuracyappears at the top of the page. Theblack bars represent the strength ofeach satellite signal received (the

number of the satellite appears beloweach bar).

For more information about GPS, go towww.garmin.com/aboutGPS.

Settings

Setting Elevation Points Editing Elevation Points
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Setting Elevation PointsYou can save up to 10 elevation points.

Using an elevation point each time youbegin a particular training ride providesmore-consistent and more-accurateelevation data.


2. Select GPS > Set Elevation.

3. Enter a descriptive name.

4. Enter the known elevation.

5. Select Save.

The next time you start the timer,the Edge automatically searches forelevation points within 30 m of yourlocation. The Edge uses the elevationdata as the starting point.

Editing Elevation Points1. Press and hold MENU.

2. Select GPS > Elevation Points.3. Select the elevation point you want

to edit.

4. Edit the name and elevation.

Deleting Elevation PointsIf you do not want to use a savedelevation point, you must delete theelevation point from your Edge.


2. Select GPS > Elevation Points.3. Select the elevation point you want

to delete.

4. Select Delete.

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Appendix

Registering Your DeviceHelp us better support you bycompleting our online registrationtoday:

Go to http://my.garmin.com.

Keep the original sales receipt, or aphotocopy, in a safe place.

About the EdgeTo display important softwareinformation and your unit ID, pressand hold MENU, and select Settings >AboutEdge.

Updating the Software1. Select an option:

Use WebUpdater. Go towww.garmin.com/products/webupdater.

Use Garmin Connect. Go tohttp://connect.garmin.com.


Contacting GarminProduct SupportContact Garmin Product Support if you

have any questions about this product:

In the USA, go to www.garmin.com/support, or contact GarminUSA by phone at (913) 397.8200 or(800) 800.1020.

In the UK, contact Garmin (Europe)Ltd. by phone at 0808 2380000.

In Europe, go to www.garmin.com/support and clickContactSupport for in-country support

Appendix

information or contact Garmin Specications
http://my.garmin.com/http://www.garmin.com/products/webupdater/http://www.garmin.com/products/webupdater/http://connect.garmin.com/http://www.garmin.com/supporthttp://www.garmin.com/supporthttp://www.garmin.com/supporthttp://www.garmin.com/supporthttp://www.garmin.com/supporthttp://www.garmin.com/supporthttp://www.garmin.com/supporthttp://www.garmin.com/supporthttp://connect.garmin.com/http://www.garmin.com/products/webupdater/http://www.garmin.com/products/webupdater/http://my.garmin.com/


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information, or contact Garmin(Europe) Ltd. by phone at +44 (0)870.8501241.

Using the BacklightPress LIGHT to turn on thebacklight.

Press any button to extend thebacklight another 15 seconds.

NOTE: Alerts and messages alsoactivate the backlight.

Change the backlight settings

(page 39)

Buying OptionalAccessoriesGo to http://buy.garmin.com, or contactyour Garmin dealer for informationabout optional accessories andreplacement parts.

Specications

Edge Specications

Physical size(W H D)

1.9 2.7 0.85 in.(48.3 68.6 21.6mm)

Weight 2.0 oz. (56.7 g)

Display

(W H)

1.25 1.5 in. (31.8 x

37 mm)

Resolution(W H)

128 160 pixels, withLED backlight

Waterresistance

IPX7

Data storage Approximately 50 MB(at least 180 hours ofride data, typical use)

Computerinterface

USB

Battery type 700 mAh rechargeable,

built-in, lithium-ionbattery

Battery life 18 hours, typical usage

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Edge Specications

Operating

temperaturerange

From 5F to 140F

(from -15C to 60C)

Chargingtemperaturerange

From 32F to 122F(from 0C to 50C)

Radio

frequency/protocol

2.4 GHz/Dynastream

ANT+ wirelesscommunicationsprotocol

GPS receiver High-sensitivityintegrated GPSreceiver

Altimeter Internal barometricaltimeter

Bike Mount Specications

Physical size

(W H D)

1.5 1.5 0.36 in.

(37.8 37.8 9.2 mm)Weight(includingbands andrubber spacerpad)

0.28 oz. (7.9 g)

Bands(O-rings)

Two sizes:1.3 1.5 0.9 in.AS568-1251.7 1.9 0.9 in.AS568-131

NOTE: Use EPDM

(Ethylene PropyleneDiene Monomer)replacement bandsonly.

Go to http://buy.garmin.com, or contactyour Garmin dealer.

Appendix

Heart Rate Monitor Specications Heart Rate Monitor Specications
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Heart Rate Monitor Specications

Physical size

(W H D)

13.7 1.3 0.4 in.

(34.7 3.4 1.1 cm)Weight 1.6 oz. (44 g)

Waterresistance

32.9 ft. (10 m)

Transmission

range

Approximately 9.8 ft.

(3 m)Battery User-replaceable

CR2032 (3 volts)Perchlorate Material special handling mayapply.

See www.dtsc.ca.gov/hazardouswaste/perchlorate.

Battery life Approximately 3 years(1 hour per day)

Heart Rate Monitor Specications

Operating

temperature

From 14F to 122F

(from 10C to 50C)NOTE: In coldconditions, wearappropriate clothingto keep the heart ratemonitor near your bodytemperature.

Radiofrequency/protocol

2.4 GHz ANT+ wirelesscommunicationsprotocol

GSC 10 Specications

Physical size(W H D)

2.0 1.2 0.9 in. (5.1 3.0 2.3 cm)

Weight 0.9 oz. (25 g)

Waterresistance

IPX7

Transmissionrange

Approximately 9.8 ft.(3 m)

Appendix

GSC 10 Specications Wheel Size L (mm)
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GSC 10 Specications

Battery User-replaceable

CR2032 (3 volts)Perchlorate Material special handling mayapply.

See www.dtsc.ca.gov/hazardouswaste/perchlorate.

Battery life Approximately 1.4years (1 hour per day)

Operatingtemperature

From 5F to 158F(from -15C to 70C)

Radio

frequency/protocol

2.4 GHz ANT+ wireless

communicationsprotocol

Wheel Size andCircumference

The wheel size is marked on both sidesof the tire. To modify your bike prole,seepage 41.

Wheel Size L (mm)

12 1.75 935

14 1.5 1020

14 1.75 1055

16 1.5 1185

16 1.75 1195

18

1.5 134018 1.75 1350

20 1.75 1515

20 1-3/8 1615

22 1-3/8 1770

22 1-1/2 1785

24 1 1753

24 3/4 Tubular 1785

24 1-1/8 1795

24 1-1/4 1905

24 1.75 1890

24 2.00 1925

24 2.125 1965

Appendix

Wheel Size L (mm) Wheel Size L (mm)
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Wheel Size L (mm)

26 7/8 1920

26 1(59) 1913

26 1(65) 1952

26 1.25 1953

26 1-1/8 1970

26

1-3/8 206826 1-1/2 2100

26 1.40 2005

26 1.50 2010

26 1.75 2023

26 1.95 2050

26 2.00 2055

26 2.10 2068

26 2.125 2070

26 2.35 2083

26 3.00 2170

27 1 2145

27 1-1/8 2155

Wheel Size L (mm)

27 1-1/4 2161

27 1-3/8 2169

650 35A 2090

650 38A 2125

650 38B 2105

700

18C 2070700 19C 2080

700 20C 2086

700 23C 2096

700 25C 2105

700 28C 2136

700 30C 2170

700 32C 2155

700C Tubular 2130

700 35C 2168

700 38C 2180

700 40C 2200

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Problem Solution

The buttons do notrespond. How do Ireset the Edge?

Press and hold POWER, MENU, and RESET simultaneouslyto reset the Edge.

NOTE: This does not erase any of your data or settings.

I want to clear all theuser data from myEdge.

1. Turn off the Edge.2. Press and hold POWER and RESET until the message

appears.

3. SelectYes to clear all user data.NOTE: This deletes all user-entered information includinghistory.

My Edge does notacquire satellitesignals.

1. Take your Edge out of parking garages and away from tallbuildings and trees.

2. Turn on the Edge.3. Remain stationary for several minutes.

The battery gaugedoes not seemaccurate.

Allow the Edge battery to fully discharge, and then fully chargethe battery (without interrupting the charge cycle).

The battery does notlast long.

Reduce the backlight time (page 39).

How do I know myEdge is in USB massstorage mode?

You should see a new removable disk drive in My Computeron Windows computers and a mounted volume on Maccomputers.

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My Edge is connectedto the computer, but itwill not go into massstorage mode.

You may have loaded a corrupted le.

1. Disconnect the Edge from your computer.2. Turn off the Edge.3. Press and hold MENU while you connect the Edge to your

computer.Continue pressing MENU for 10 seconds or until the Edgegoes into mass storage mode.

I cannot see any new

removable drives inmy list of drives.

If you have several network drives mapped on your computer,

Windows may have trouble assigning drive letters to yourGarmin drives. See the Help le for your operating system tolearn how to assign drive letters.

My course le wasrenamed.

You can load .tcx and .crs les to the Edge. When you selectthe course for any reason, the le is converted to a .t coursele.

Some of my data ismissing from my

Edge history.

When the Edge memory is full, it will no longer record data.Transfer data to your computer regularly to avoid losing data.

I need to replace thebands for the mount.

Go to http://buy.garmin.com, or contact your Garmin dealer.Purchase bands made of EPDM only.

Index

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Aaccessories 45

acquiring satellite signals 7,

50

activity classes 5

alerts 10

ANT+ sensors 7, 1830troubleshooting 29

Auto Lap 11, 12

Auto Pause 13

Auto Scroll 13

Bbacklight 39, 45

bands 3, 46, 51

battery 50

charging 1

conserving 39bike mount 2, 46

bike prole 41

buttons 6

cadence

alerts 11

data elds 36

training 26

calibrating your power

meter 28

calorie alerts 10

calories 36charging the Edge 1, 2

clearing user data 50

courses 1417

loading 33

custom data elds 3538

D

data elds 3639

data recording 32

data uploading 33

deleting

les 34history 32

distance

data elds 36

distance alerts 10

E

elevationdata elds 36, 39

points 43

F

les

deleting 34loading 33

G

Garmin Connect 8, 9,

14, 31

Garmin Product Support 44Garmin Training Center 8,

9, 14, 31

GPS

accuracy 36

satellite page 42

settings 42

grade 36

GSC 10 26, 47

battery 27

installing 23

Index

H

h

M

2 46

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heart rate

alerts 10

data elds 36

settings 20

zones 2022

heart rate monitor

battery 22

putting on 19specications 47

using 20

history 31, 51

deleting 32

transferring 9

viewing 31

I

icons 4

initial setup 4, 40

installing the Edge 2

L

lithium-ion battery 1, 45

loading les 33

mount 2, 46

OO-rings (bands) 46

P

pairing ANT+ sensors 7, 18

paused time 13

pedal magnet 24power

alerts 11

data elds 37

data recording 32

zones 28

power meter 28

product registration 44

product support 44

prole

bike 41

user 40

R

recording history 8

registration 44

replacement parts 45

S

safety information 1satellite signals 42

acquiring 7

saving your data 8

sensors, pairing 7

settings 35

smart recording 32

software

downloads 8

updates 44

version 44

specications 45speed

data elds 38

speed and cadence

sensor 47

spoke magnet 24

start notice message 40, 41

Index

T

t h i l i ti 45

W

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technical specications 45

time

data elds 38

zones and formats 40

time alerts 10

timer 8, 31

tire size 41

tones 39training

indoors 42

training with your Edge 10

transferring data 9

troubleshooting 29, 50

U

unit ID 44

updating software 44

USB 2, 9, 33, 50

user prole 40

V

vertical speed 39

Virtual Partner 14, 16

weather cap 2, 9

wheel sizes 41, 48

Z

zones

heart rate 2022

power 28


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For the latest free software updates (excluding map data) throughout the life of

your Garmin products, visit the Garmin Web site at www.garmin.com.

2009 Garmin Ltd. or its subsidiaries

Garmin International, Inc.

1200 East 151st Street, Olathe, Kansas 66062, USA

Garmin (Europe) Ltd.

Liberty House, Hounsdown Business Park, Southampton, Hampshire, SO40 9LR UK

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