Sunding SD 548 B

Sunding SD 548 B Bicycle Computer User Manual

Model: SD 548 B

Introduction

This manual provides detailed instructions for the installation, operation, and maintenance of your Sunding SD 548 B 14 Function Waterproof Bicycle Computer. This device is designed to accurately track various cycling metrics, enhancing your riding experience.

Sunding SD 548 B Bicycle Computer front view

Figure 1: Front view of the Sunding SD 548 B Bicycle Computer, showing the LCD display and control buttons.

Key Features

The Sunding SD 548 B Bicycle Computer offers 14 essential functions for comprehensive ride tracking:

Sunding SD 548 B Bicycle Computer with sensor and wire

Figure 2: Side view of the bicycle computer, showing the wired sensor and mounting bracket.

Installation and Setup

Follow these steps to properly install your bicycle computer. Refer to the installation diagram for visual guidance.

Diagram showing installation steps for bicycle computer, sensor, and magnet

Figure 3: Comprehensive installation diagram illustrating the mounting of the computer, sensor, and magnet on a bicycle.

  1. Mounting the Computer: Secure the computer base to your handlebar or stem using the provided cable ties. Ensure it is firmly attached and positioned for easy readability. (Refer to step 1 in Figure 3).
  2. Installing the Sensor: Attach the wired sensor to the front fork of your bicycle. Use the provided ties to secure it. The sensor head should be positioned to align with the path of the wheel spoke. (Refer to step 2 in Figure 3).
  3. Attaching the Magnet: Fasten the magnet to a spoke on your front wheel. It is critical that the magnet passes by the sensor head with a small gap, ideally around 2mm. Ensure the magnet and sensor are aligned horizontally. (Refer to step 3 and 4 in Figure 3, noting the 2mm gap).
  4. Cable Management: Route the sensor wire neatly along the fork and frame, securing it with additional ties to prevent it from interfering with moving parts or getting snagged.
  5. Initial Settings:
    • Tire Circumference (CIRC): Accurate speed and distance readings depend on this setting. Find your tire size on the sidewall of your bicycle tire and locate the corresponding circumference value in the "Tire Size Chart" below.
      Tire Size Chart for bicycle computers

      Figure 4: Tire Size Chart, providing circumference values (CIRC) for various tire sizes to ensure accurate calibration of the computer.

      To set the circumference: When the computer is in setting mode (usually by long-pressing the MODE button), navigate to the CIRC setting. Use the SET button to adjust the value. Press MODE again to confirm and proceed.

    • KM/M Setting: Select your preferred unit of measurement (Kilometers or Miles) during the initial setup.
    • Clock Setting: Set the current time and choose between 12-hour or 24-hour format.
    • Initial Odometer (ODO) Setting: This allows you to input a starting total mileage value if you are transferring from another device or wish to continue a previous count.

Operation

The Sunding SD 548 B features two main buttons for operation: MODE and SET.

Display Modes:

Resetting Trip Data:

To reset trip-specific data (DST, MXS, AVS, TM), long press the SET button while in any of these modes. The ODO (Total Odometer) cannot be reset directly through this method.

Maintenance

Troubleshooting

ProblemPossible CauseSolution
No display or dim displayDead batteryReplace AG13 battery.
No speed reading / Inaccurate speedSensor/magnet misalignment or too large gapAdjust sensor and magnet to ensure a 2mm gap and proper alignment. Check sensor wire connection.
Incorrect distance readingsIncorrect tire circumference settingVerify and correct the tire circumference (CIRC) setting using the provided chart.
Unit not turning on automaticallySensor not detecting wheel rotationCheck sensor and magnet alignment. Ensure the magnet passes the sensor correctly.

Specifications

Warranty and Support

For warranty information or technical support, please refer to the documentation provided at the point of purchase or contact your retailer. Specific warranty terms may vary by region and seller.