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Cateye Strada Cadence Computer
Customer questions and answers for Cateye Strada Cadence Computer
Question
How do I make it tell me rpms?
I have read all the instructions but did not find my answer
asked 1 year, 3 months ago on Cateye Strada Cadence Computer
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answer 1
Once mounted you press the unit at the bottom, this switched between modes... RPM will come up at the bottom of the screen.
answered 1 year, 2 months ago
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Keenasi
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answer 2
i found there was too large a gap betweeen magnet and sensor i packed it out with a piece of cork that i cut to shap so there was 3mm clearence and it worked
answered 1 year, 3 months ago
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oxonian
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answer 3
that is the cadence - once you have installed the hardare the cadence will be shown bottom right in the screen
answered 1 year, 3 months ago
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TobyTriCoach
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answer 4
The link attached contains a how to install and set up the computer.
Video Answer:
(click on the play button to start movie)
answered 1 year, 3 months ago
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EvansCyclesCCPatrickW
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Question
Is this device wireless?
asked 1 year, 6 months ago on Cateye Strada Cadence Computer
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answer 1
No it is wired
answered 2 months, 3 weeks ago
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Itsmeerl
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answer 2
NO!
answered 1 year, 2 months ago
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Keenasi
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answer 3
No
answered 1 year, 3 months ago
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TobyTriCoach
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answer 4
Hi, this particular version of the Strada is not wireless.
The first generation of the Strada Wireless Computer uses the less advanced wireless frequency which restricts the signal to a maximum range of 80cm and a direct line of sight between head unit and sender unit. This means that if the sender was placed on the chainstay in order to take a reading from the rear wheel it would be outwith the acceptable range and wouldn't work. As this 'cadence' computer needs to run a sensor from the chainstay, it therefore has to be the wired version.
There is an alternative which uses the higher transfer rate of 2.4GHz, is wireless and has the cadence function as it no longer needs a direct line of sight and has a larger range. The link can be found below.
The first generation of the Strada Wireless Computer uses the less advanced wireless frequency which restricts the signal to a maximum range of 80cm and a direct line of sight between head unit and sender unit. This means that if the sender was placed on the chainstay in order to take a reading from the rear wheel it would be outwith the acceptable range and wouldn't work. As this 'cadence' computer needs to run a sensor from the chainstay, it therefore has to be the wired version.
There is an alternative which uses the higher transfer rate of 2.4GHz, is wireless and has the cadence function as it no longer needs a direct line of sight and has a larger range. The link can be found below.
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answered 1 year, 6 months ago
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Six13
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Question
will i be able to fit to oversize bars or stem? plus my folks are carbon and not a regular cylinder shape will this we an issue
asked 8 months ago on Cateye Strada Cadence Computer
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answer 1
Yes it will fit an oversized stem, it has an adjustable mount.
answered 2 months, 3 weeks ago
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Itsmeerl
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answer 2
The computer uses zip tyes to fasten on to bars or stem. The compuer will be fine to go onto oversize bars. Also the shape of the fork leg isn't a problem.
answered 8 months ago
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Dirtchugger
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