GEOID CC700 Pro Smart GPS Bike Computer User Manual

Introduction

This manual provides detailed instructions for the setup, operation, and maintenance of your GEOID CC700 Pro Smart GPS Bike Computer. Designed for cyclists seeking advanced navigation and performance tracking, the CC700 Pro features a vivid 2.8-inch touchscreen, comprehensive data display, and seamless connectivity. Please read this manual thoroughly to ensure optimal use and longevity of your device.

For a complete, multi-language user manual in PDF format, please refer to the official document: User manual (PDF).

Key Functions

The GEOID CC700 Pro features three primary buttons for interaction:

Front view of the CC700 Pro with A, B, C buttons labeled.

• Button A (Top Right): Primarily used for Power On/Off.
• Button B (Bottom Left): Used to switch between data pages during a ride.
• Button C (Bottom Right): Used to start a lap during a ride, or to enter/exit manual pause mode.

Setup

Power On/Off

• Power On: Press and hold Button A.
• Power Off: When not recording a ride, press and hold Button A. The device cannot be powered off during a ride (even when paused).

Note on Power Issues:

If the bike computer does not respond to a long press of Button A, check the battery level. Connect to the charging cable and verify the charging animation. After charging, attempt to power on again.

Low-Battery Shutdown:

The device automatically powers off below 5% battery. If this occurs during a ride, the current ride is concluded and data saved. You can resume the ride from where it left off upon restarting.

Auto-shutdown:

Configure via Settings > Power Management > Auto Shutdown. The device will power off after a set period of inactivity.

Bike Computer Pairing

The CC700 Pro features seamless activation. Upon initial power-up, after language selection, a QR code will appear. Use the Onelapfit app to scan this code for pairing and device activation.

• Use the Onelapfit app for connection, not your mobile phone's system Bluetooth.
• Ensure your smartphone has an internet connection, and location services and Bluetooth are enabled.
• Onelapfit requires Bluetooth and location permissions.
• Download Onelapfit from official app stores and enable required permissions.

Firmware Updates

To maintain optimal performance, update your bike computer when new firmware versions are available. The device checks for updates when connected via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi. Wi-Fi is recommended for a smoother update experience.

• Via Wi-Fi: When connected to Wi-Fi, the device automatically checks for updates. Navigate to Home > Settings > Firmware Version to initiate an update.
• Via Onelapfit: Connect to Onelapfit for updates.

Sensor Search and Connect

The bike computer supports ANT+ or Bluetooth sensors. It can directly search for, remember, connect to, and remove sensors.

• Search: From the home screen or negative one screen, tap [Sensor] > '+' icon > Search All/Search by Category.
• Connect: Select a detected sensor and tap to save and connect. Saved sensors will automatically connect when their signal is detected.
• Sensor Information Display: Access the Sensor details page to view device ID, protocol, and battery level.
• Sensor Settings: Adjust settings for saved sensors via their details page.
• Forget a Sensor: Select the sensor from the list and confirm to remove it.

Supported Compatibility List:

Heart rate monitor, cadence sensor, power meter, speed sensor, trainer, combined speed/cadence sensor, electronic gear shifter, radar rear light, bicycle light, DJI & Insta360 action cameras.

Maximum Connections:

• Only one sensor of each type simultaneously.
• ANT+ lights: up to 5 simultaneously.
• Bluetooth lights: 1 front light and 1 rear light simultaneously.

Navigation Setup

The CC700 Pro offers robust navigation features, including route creation and map downloads.

The CC700 Pro displaying map navigation with speed and GPS heading.

• Create Routes: Within Onelapfit > Bike Computer Settings > My Routes, you can choose to Create from Map, Import Third-Party GPX Routes, Convert Ride Log to Route, or Import Strava Routes.
• Map Route Creation: Tap or input a starting point on the map, select 'Add to route', then add waypoints or endpoints. Existing points can be adjusted or deleted.
• Import Route Files: Save GPX files to your mobile device, then select and import via Onelapfit. Note: Turn names are not displayed during GPX route navigation.
• Bike Computer Map Downloads: Connect the bike computer to Wi-Fi. Navigate to Settings > File Management, tap the '+' icon, and select the desired map for download.
• Enable Navigation: When not cycling, select Ride Mode, add a route, and commence your ride. During a paused ride, tap the top arrow to open the menu bar, then select the second icon to add or switch routes.
• Quick Navigation: With the bike computer connected to Onelapfit, navigate to Onelapfit > Bike Computer Settings > Quick Navigation. Enter your destination and tap 'Navigate Now' to load the route and initiate navigation.
• Course Deviation Re-routing: If you deviate more than 100 meters from the planned route while connected to Onelapfit, an alert will trigger. If deviation exceeds 150 meters, Onelapfit will automatically recalculate the route.

Personal Centre

• Profile: Displays your avatar, nickname, and vehicle name. Tapping the card reveals detailed information (gender, date of birth, height, weight, maximum heart rate, FTP). Default parameters are shown if unpaired; pairing is recommended for accurate data calculation.
• History: Displays ride records in list format; click to view individual details.
• Data Statistics: Includes weekly riding summary charts and total ride statistics (distance, time, cumulative riding days, calories burned).
• My Vehicles: Add vehicles via the Onelapfit app. Vehicle information synchronizes when connected. Display/switch vehicles by tapping.

Negative One Screen

Swipe down from the top of the screen to access commonly used settings and quick actions.

• Quick Actions:
• Silent Mode: Disables all alert tones and power sounds.
• Extended Battery: Dims the screen during rides; press any button to reactivate.
• Do Not Disturb Mode: App notifications will not be received.
• Brightness Adjustment: Manually drag the slider or toggle auto-brightness.
• Message Notifications: Enable via Onelapfit > Bike Computer Settings > General Settings > Message Notifications. Receive incoming calls, messages, and other notifications. Do Not Disturb mode suppresses pop-ups but allows viewing in the Notification Centre.

Ride Settings

• Auto Pause: Automatically pauses recording when speed drops below a set threshold and resumes when speed exceeds it.
• Auto Lap: Automatically records lap data based on chosen conditions (distance or time).
• Ride Reminders: Intelligently detects recording status and riding speed to prompt you to start, pause, or resume.

WiFi

• Navigate to Onelapfit > Bike Computer Settings > General Settings > WiFi. Select a network and connect.
• Toggle the WiFi switch to display previously connected networks. Only 2.4G Wi-Fi connections are supported.

Light/Dark Mode

• Set via Home screen > Settings > Light/Dark Mode. Default is Light Mode.
• 'Auto' setting switches modes based on sunrise/sunset times.

Navigation Settings (Map View)

• Select preferred pop-up notification style (Classic or Minimalist).
• Choose whether water features appear on the map.
• Select orientation ('Front of bike up' or 'North up').

Power Management

• Auto-Power Off: Configure shutdown timing.
• Auto Screen Off: Set idle time for screen turn-off during inactivity or ride pause.
• Long Battery Life Switch: Screen turns off after 15 seconds of use; any button press wakes it for 15 seconds.

Preferences

• Unit preference: Select metric or imperial units.
• Temperature: Select Celsius or Fahrenheit.
• Time: 24-hour format or 12-hour format.
• Language: Select from multiple languages.

System

• Remaining Memory: Displays percentage of remaining memory. Tap to clear memory, deleting history, FIT files, ephemeris data, downloaded routes, courses, and segments.
• Restore Factory Settings: Tap to restore all settings and clear memory.

Operating Instructions

Outdoor Cycling

Default modes include Road Cycling and Commuting. Connect to Wannlu to create additional custom cycling modes.

Commencing a Ride:

• Upon powering on, the device defaults to the Home screen, where you can select either [Road] or [Commute].
• View connected sensors or navigate to the Sensor page to add required sensors.
• Add routes as required.
• After configuration, enter any ride mode and press the [Start Ride] button.
• Alternatively, press and hold Button C on the home screen to start cycling quickly.

During Ride Recording:

• Press and release Button B to switch between data pages.
• Press Button A briefly to start a lap.

Pausing Your Ride:

Both automatic and manual pausing are available.

• Automatic Pause: Activates when preset speed is reached (outdoor/indoor rides). Riding resumes when speed exceeds the threshold. The auto-pause icon displays on screen. Pressing Button C briefly enters manual pause mode.
• Manual Pause: A short press of Button C triggers manual pause. During manual pause, the ride is not recorded. Press Button C again briefly to resume.

End Ride:

• In manual pause mode, tap the [End] button in the menu bar.
• During ride recording, press and hold Button C.

Ride Operations Menu (Left to Right):

• Home: Returns to the current ride's home screen.
• Route: Add/switch routes (outdoor rides only).
• Continue: Resumes cycling.
• End: Concludes the ride.

Ride Mode Settings:

Adding, deleting, or modifying ride modes must be done within Onelapfit. Changes synchronize when the bike computer is connected.

Data Dial Settings:

Open Onelapfit > Bike Computer Settings > Select Ride Mode > Dial Settings.

• Modify page layout via [Change Layout].
• Add new pages via the central [+].
• Select data item styles/control dial styles by tapping the corresponding grid.
• Use [Preview] or [Sort/Delete] to manage data pages.
• The dial supports a 2x5 array. Configure layout first, then add data.

Training

Free Training:

Supports indoor cycling via a stationary trainer. Navigate to Bike Computer > Home > Training > Select training mode.

• Supported modes: Target Power (40%-150% FTP), Resistance Level (0%-100%), and Gradient Level (0%-20%). Intensity adjustments can be made during the ride.
• After adjustment, tap [Start Ride].
• Mode switching is not permitted during the ride.

Action Cameras

When a camera is connected, the bike computer automatically adds a camera control page at the end of the display during rides. This page allows you to tap to start/stop recording and switch modes.

Currently supported models: DJI Action 4, Action 5 Pro, Action 6.

Product demonstration video showcasing the GEOID CC700 Pro's features and usage during cycling.

Maintenance

Cleaning

The GEOID CC700 Pro has an IPX7 waterproof rating, making it resistant to water splashes and rain. To clean the device, wipe it with a soft, damp cloth. Do not use harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners, as these may damage the screen or casing. Ensure the Type-C charging port cover is securely closed before cleaning or exposure to water.

Software Updates

Regularly check for and install firmware updates as described in the Setup > Firmware Updates section to ensure optimal performance and access to the latest features.

Battery Care

To prolong battery life, avoid extreme temperatures and fully discharge and recharge the device periodically. Refer to the Setup > Power Management section for settings like 'Long Battery Life Switch' to optimize power consumption.

Troubleshooting

Common Issues and Solutions

• Device not powering on: If the device doesn't respond to a long press of Button A, connect it to the charger. If a charging animation appears, the battery was likely depleted. Try powering on again after some charging.
• Low Battery Shutdown during a ride: The device automatically saves ride data if it shuts down due to low battery. You can resume the ride from where you left off after recharging and restarting.
• Pairing issues with Onelapfit app: Ensure your smartphone has an internet connection, and both Bluetooth and location services are enabled. Grant all necessary permissions to the Onelapfit app.
• Firmware update issues: For smoother updates, use a Wi-Fi connection. If updates fail, ensure the device is connected to Wi-Fi and try again via Home > Settings > Firmware Version.
• Navigation import failed: If Onelapfit and the bike computer are not connected, navigation import will fail. Ensure both are connected. Routes cannot be downloaded during indoor training sessions; end the indoor ride first.
• Insufficient memory for route transfer: Clear memory via Settings > System > Remaining Memory before attempting to transfer routes again.
• Course deviation re-routing not working: Ensure the device is connected to Onelapfit. The system will recalculate the route if you deviate more than 150 meters.

Specifications

The table below provides detailed specifications for the GEOID CC700 Pro, along with comparisons to other models (CC600, CC700).

Detailed specification comparison table for GEOID CC600, CC700, and CC700 Pro bike computers.

User Tips

No specific user tips were provided in the available reviews or Q&A content. However, based on the product's features, here are some general tips:

• Optimize Battery Life: Utilize the 'Long Battery Life Switch' in Power Management settings to extend usage time, especially on longer rides.
• Stay Updated: Regularly check for firmware updates via Wi-Fi to ensure you have the latest features and performance improvements.
• Customize Your Display: Take advantage of the 'Data Dial Settings' in the Onelapfit app to customize your data pages for a personalized riding experience.
• Plan Routes Ahead: Use the Onelapfit app to create or import GPX routes before your ride for seamless navigation, especially for new or complex routes.
• Secure Sensor Connections: Ensure all external sensors (heart rate, cadence, etc.) are properly paired and their signals are detected before starting a ride for accurate data collection.

Warranty and Support

For detailed warranty information and support, please refer to the official user manual PDF provided by GEOID. This document contains comprehensive details regarding product guarantees, service, and contact information for technical assistance.

You can access the full user manual here: GEOID CC700 Pro User Manual (PDF).

If you encounter any issues not covered in this manual or require further assistance, please contact GEOID customer support through their official channels.