NEWBOLER BK-1920 / ODO022

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NEWBOLER 3-in-1 Bicycle Computer Headlight Horn User Manual

Models: BK-1920 / ODO022

Your all-in-one solution for safer and smarter cycling.

Introduction

The NEWBOLER 3-in-1 Bicycle Computer Headlight Horn is a versatile device designed to enhance your cycling experience. It integrates a powerful 800-lumen LED headlight, a comprehensive bicycle computer (odometer/speedometer), and a loud 120dB electronic horn into a single compact unit. This manual provides detailed instructions for installation, operation, and maintenance to ensure optimal performance and safety.

NEWBOLER 3-in-1 Bicycle Computer Headlight Horn mounted on a bike handlebar

The NEWBOLER 3-in-1 device combines a headlight, computer, and horn.

Comparison of NEWBOLER 3-in-1 with multiple separate bike accessories

The 3-in-1 design saves space and offers integrated features.

Package Contents

Please check the box for the following items:

  • (1) Main Unit (Bicycle Computer Headlight Horn)
  • (2) Bracket
  • (3) Spoke Magnet
  • (4) Installation Kit (screws, nuts, wrench)
  • (5) Speed Sensor
  • (6) Lighting and Sound Extension Controller
  • (7) Extension Controller Fixed Strap
  • (8) Zip Ties
  • (9) USB Charging Cable
  • (10) Central bracket (Optional)
  • (11) Bike Tail light (Optional)
Diagram showing all components included in the package

Exploded view of the product and its accessories.

Watch this video for a detailed unboxing and overview of the product components.

Specifications

FeatureSpecification
ModelBK-1920 / ODO022
LED Type2Pcs P9 Lamp Beads (T6 LED)
LumensMax 800 lumens
Lighting Modes4 modes (1 LED 100%, 2 LED 100%, 2 LED 60%, 2 LED SOS)
Irradiate Distance200m
Battery4000 mAh Lithium battery (18650 Battery*2)
ChargingUSB Type-C (5V/1A)
Recharge Time4 hours
Light Work Time4.5-9 hours (depending on mode)
Computer Work Time3000 hours (headlight off)
Speaker120 dB (3 kinds of sound can be switched)
Screen Size2.1 inch LCD screen
Body MaterialAluminum alloy
Waterproof LevelIPX6
Size10.5 x 4.7 x 3.2 cm (approx. 11 x 26.1 x 3.3 cm from PDF)
WeightApprox. 161g (product) / 177g (package)
ConnectivityWireless (for speed sensor), Wired (for horn)
GPS FunctionalitySupports Beidou GPS, GLONASS, GALILEO, QZSS (for LIG001 GPS version)

Setup

1. Main Unit Installation

  1. Attach the bracket to your bicycle handlebar using the provided screws and nuts.
  2. Slide the main unit onto the bracket until it clicks securely into place.
  3. Connect the wired extension controller for the horn and light to the main unit.

2. Speed Sensor and Magnet Installation (Wireless Version)

For accurate speed and distance tracking, proper installation of the wireless speed sensor and magnet is crucial.

  • Magnet Placement: The best position for the magnet is on the top of a bicycle spoke. The non-circular structure of the spoke top helps prevent the magnet from swinging, ensuring a stable wireless signal.
  • Distance: Maintain a distance of approximately 6mm between the magnet and the speed sensor. If the distance is too close, it may lead to unstable readings.
  • Alignment: Ensure the magnet is aligned with the center position of the transmitter (speed sensor) as shown in the diagram for optimal signal stability and accuracy.
  • Sensor Battery: The wireless launcher (speed sensor) requires a CR2032 button cell battery.
Diagram showing the maximum distance between main unit and transmitter (55cm) and minimum distance between transmitter and magnet (3mm)

Wireless sensor and magnet installation distances.

Diagram illustrating the best way to install the magnet at the top of spokes with a distance of ≤ 6mm from the sensor

Optimal magnet and sensor alignment for accurate readings.

3. Initial Setup for Bike Computer

After installation, you need to configure the bike computer settings:

  1. Tire Perimeter Setting:
    Press the MODE key to move between digits (left to right) and the SET key to change the value. Set four values in millimeters.
  2. Metric/Imperial Setting:
    Press SET to switch between metric (km/h) and imperial (mph) units. Press MODE to confirm.
  3. Weight Setting:
    Press the SET key to set your weight value (left to right) in KG. Press the MODE key to confirm.
  4. Clock Setting:
    Press the SET key to set the value, then press the MODE key to switch to the next digit.
  5. Exit Settings:
    Once all settings are complete, press the power key to exit the settings.
Diagram showing the step-by-step process for setting tire perimeter, units, weight, and clock on the bike computer

Detailed instructions for initial computer settings.

Tire Size Correspondence Table

Refer to the table below to find the correct tire perimeter for your bicycle:

Table showing ETRTO wheel sizes and corresponding perimeters in millimeters

Use this table to set the correct tire perimeter for accurate speed readings.

Operation

Power On/Off/Standby

  • Turn On: Long press the Power button for 3 seconds. Both the bike light and odometer will turn on.
  • Turn Off: Long press the Power button for 3 seconds from any status. The bike light and odometer will turn off, and the screen will no longer display.
  • Standby Mode: After turning on, if there is no movement for 4 minutes, the screen will enter standby mode, displaying only the clock and battery power.

Bike Computer Functions

The 2.1-inch LCD screen displays various cycling data:

Close-up of the bike computer display showing various metrics like time, distance, speed, and battery level

Bike computer display showing time, distance, speed, and other metrics.

The computer offers 12 functions including:

  • Top/Current/Average Speed (SPD, AVS, MXS)
  • Distance (TRIP DIST, TOTAL DIST)
  • Lighting status
  • LCD backlight
  • Clock
  • Time of Riding (TM)
  • Calories (CAL)
  • Auto turn off/data storage
  • Power saving mode
  • Elevation display (for GPS models)
  • Satellite Cue (for GPS models)
  • Headlight gear
Diagram illustrating the 12 functions of the bike computer, including speed, distance, time, calories, and clock

Visual representation of the 12 functions available on the bike computer.

Bike LED Light

The 800-lumen headlight provides excellent visibility. It features dual T6 LEDs for both spotlight and floodlight capabilities.

Image showing the dual T6 LED lamps with spotlight (convex lens) and floodlight (flat lens) functions

Dual T6 LEDs provide both spotlight and floodlight for comprehensive illumination.

Lighting Modes: There are 4 modes of brightness, controlled either by the wired extension controller or the button on the main unit:

  1. 100% brightness for 1 LED
  2. 100% brightness for 2 LEDs (will switch to 60% brightness if no movement after 3 minutes)
  3. 60% brightness for 2 LEDs
  4. 2 LEDs flash (SOS mode)

Press the "LED" button on the wired controller or the power button on the main unit to cycle through the modes.

Diagram showing 4 lighting modes: 1 LED 100%, 2 LED 100%, 2 LED 60%, 2 LED SOS

The four available lighting modes for different riding conditions.

The headlight features an anti-glare design to prevent blinding oncoming drivers, enhancing safety for city riders and commuters.

Image demonstrating the anti-glare beam pattern of the bike headlight

Anti-glare design ensures visibility without blinding others.

Bike Horn

The 120dB electronic horn provides a clear warning sound. It is controlled via the wired extension controller.

Sound Modes: There are 3 kinds of sound modes. To select your desired sound mode, long press the "SPK" button on the wired controller for 5 seconds.

Diagram showing the wired horn controller and the main unit's speaker

The wired controller allows easy access to the horn function.

Image showing 5 sound options for the horn and the SPK button to switch sounds

Switch between 5 different horn sounds by pressing the SPK button.

Bright Backlight

The 2.1-inch LCD display features a sustained backlight, allowing clear readability in low-light conditions or tunnels.

To turn the backlight on or off, press the SET key for 2 seconds.

Image of the bike computer display with bright backlight activated

The bright backlight ensures clear visibility of data in all conditions.

Charging

The main unit has a built-in 4000mAh rechargeable lithium battery. It supports USB Type-C charging.

  • Connect the provided USB charging cable to the Type-C port on the device.
  • You can charge the device using a mobile phone charger or a power bank.
  • Important: Do not charge the device using a computer USB port, as this may cause continuous restarts.
  • A full charge takes approximately 4 hours.
Diagram showing USB charging options: mobile phone charger, power bank, and computer USB (not recommended)

Recommended charging methods for the device.

Image showing the built-in 4000mAh battery and USB rechargeable feature

The device features a built-in 4000mAh battery for long endurance.

Maintenance

  • Cleaning: Wipe the device with a soft, damp cloth. Do not use harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners.
  • Water Resistance: The device is IPX6 water-resistant, meaning it can withstand strong jets of water. However, it is not recommended for prolonged use in heavy rain or submersion.
  • Image showing the device being splashed with water, indicating water resistance

    The device is water-resistant, but avoid prolonged exposure to heavy rain.

  • Battery Care: Charge the battery in a timely manner when it is low. If the battery is completely exhausted, all stored data may be lost, and the device will revert to factory settings upon recharging.
  • Data Reset:
    • Clear Trip Distance (DST), AVS, MXS, TM, and CAL: Long press the Power button for 3 seconds. This will also turn off the bike light and computer.
    • Clear All Data: Long press both the SET and MODE buttons for 10 seconds.
    • Reset Circumference, Weight, Clock: Press and hold the MODE key and SET key simultaneously for 5 seconds to enter the setting state.

Troubleshooting

  • No Speed Display / Computer Not Finding Sensor:
    • Ensure the distance between the main unit and the speed sensor is below 80 cm.
    • Verify the distance between the speed sensor and the magnet is approximately 6mm.
    • Check that the magnet is aligned with the center of the sensor. Incorrect alignment can lead to abnormal or zero speed readings.
    • Image showing correct alignment of the magnet with the center of the sensor

      Ensure the magnet is aligned with the center of the sensor.

    • After battery installation, the speed sensor needs to work continuously for 1 minute to recognize the new sensor due to ID coding technology. Test for one minute to confirm proper function.
    • Avoid electromagnetic interference from household appliances, high-voltage wires, transformers, charging stations, elevators, etc., as these can affect wireless operation and cause zero speed display.
  • Inaccurate Speed Readings (e.g., speed jumps to 99km/h):
    • This often indicates incorrect installation or calibration. Reboot the computer and ensure the correct tire circumference is set.
    • Double-check that the magnet is precisely aligned with the center of the sensor. Misalignment can cause abnormal speed readings.
  • GPS Functionality (for LIG001 GPS model):
    • The GPS code meter will automatically search for satellite signals after switching on. The first time you use it, or in an unfamiliar area, it may take 1-3 minutes to complete positioning.
    • The satellite icon will stop flashing once the satellite search is complete. Subsequent use will be faster due to satellite memory.
    • The GPS version does not require a sensor connection for speed tracking.
    Image highlighting GPS features: 5-star positioning, multi-GNSS support, and no magnet/sensor needed

    GPS models offer advanced positioning without external sensors.

    Animated GIF showing the basic process of connecting to satellites for GPS functionality

    Animation demonstrating the GPS satellite connection process.

User Tips

  • Handlebar Space: The 3-in-1 design is excellent for saving handlebar space compared to separate devices.
  • GPS Accuracy: For GPS models, ensure you are in an open area for the initial satellite connection. Once connected, it generally works very well.
  • Horn Usage: The loud horn is effective for warning pedestrians and vehicles, especially in busy areas or during overtakes.
  • Battery Life: The 4000mAh battery provides good endurance, especially when the headlight is not continuously on.
  • Light Modes: Experiment with the different light modes to find the best setting for your riding conditions (e.g., 60% brightness for urban areas, 100% for dark trails, SOS for emergencies).

Warranty and Support

For any issues or questions not covered in this manual, please contact the seller or refer to the official product page for support information. Keep your purchase receipt as proof of purchase for warranty claims.

A PDF version of the user manual is available for download from the product page: User manual (PDF)

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