iGPSPORT BSC200S GPS Cycling Computer User Manual

1. Product Introduction

1.1 Buttons

The BSC200S features several buttons for operation:

• Button 1 ( ): Short press to power on/return/enter status page. Long press to power off. On map pages, it functions as a zoom button.
• Button 2 ( ): Select/Enter menu.
• Button 3 ( ): Cycle/Quick settings.
• Button 4 ( ): Start/pause activity.
• Button 5 ( ): Navigate up in menus/move left.
• Button 6 ( ): Navigate down in menus/move right.

1.2 Icon Explanation

The device displays various icons to indicate status:

1.3 Charging

The device is powered by a built-in lithium-ion battery. Charge it using a USB port on your computer or a compatible USB-C charger.

1. Lift the USB port cover.
2. Connect the USB charging cable.
3. Charge the device fully.
4. Disconnect the cable and close the USB port cover.

Note: Use a standard DC5V power adapter. Fast chargers are not recommended as they may damage the battery. A low battery icon will appear on the screen when charging is needed. Do not overstretch the USB port cover to maintain water resistance.

1.4 Pairing

Pairing with a smartphone enhances usability and provides access to more features via the iGPSPORT APP.

First Pairing:

1. Open the iGPSPORT APP on your smartphone and log in.
2. Place the cycling computer near your smartphone and navigate to the device page in the app. Tap "Add Device" and search for BSC200S. Select it and tap "Connect" to initiate pairing.
3. When prompted with a Bluetooth Pairing Request on the device, tap "Pair" to confirm.
4. Upon successful pairing, the cycling computer will appear in the device list.

After successful pairing, the device and smartphone will connect automatically via Bluetooth. If pairing fails, try restarting Bluetooth on your smartphone, the iGPSPORT app, or the cycling computer itself, and repeat the pairing process.

Unpairing:

To pair with a different smartphone, first remove the existing pairing:

1. Navigate to Settings > Pair Phone to view paired devices.
2. Tap "Unpair Phone" and confirm.

The cycling computer will restart automatically and display the Bluetooth disconnected icon.

Note: Pair devices using the iGPSPORT app, not the smartphone's Bluetooth settings. Ensure your smartphone is connected to the internet and has Bluetooth enabled. Download the iGPSPORT app from the AppStore or Google Play. For Android users, ensure location permissions are enabled for the app.

1.5 Firmware Update

Keep your device's firmware up-to-date for optimal performance. The device automatically checks for updates when connected to Bluetooth. Alternatively, you can manually check for updates in the iGPSPORT app under Device > Firmware Update. Updates may take 3-20 minutes depending on Bluetooth signal strength.

1.6 Installing the Standard Bike Mount

Attach the cycling computer to your handlebars using the provided rubber bands, pad, and mount.

1. Place the rubber pad on the back of the standard mount.
2. Choose a suitable location on your handlebars or stem.
3. Wrap the rubber bands around the stem/handlebars and hook them onto the mount.
4. Align the tabs on the back of the device with the slots on the mount.
5. Slide the device into the mount and rotate it 90 degrees.

Note: It is recommended to use the iGPSPORT standard mount or an out-front mount to avoid damaging the device's rear tabs.

2. Riding

2.1 Before Riding

For accurate ride data, ensure the cycling computer is outdoors with a clear view of the sky to receive a satellite signal before starting your ride. Wait for the device to acquire a satellite signal. If sensors (speed, cadence, power) were previously paired, they will automatically connect when the device wakes up. During the ride, the device will measure your heart rate, cadence, power, and other data using your sensors.

Using Buttons During a Ride:

• After acquiring a satellite signal, press the button to enter the ride data page.
• Press to change the data screen.
• Press to return to the home page.
• During a recording, press to enter the status page.
• Press to start recording.
• Press to pause recording.
• During a recording, press to start a new lap.
• Press to enter the ride page, select "Save" to end and save the ride.

2.2 During the Ride

Use the buttons to switch between different ride data pages. The displayed data depends on the selected ride mode and your customizations. You can set specific data displays for outdoor and indoor rides directly on the device or in the iGPSPORT app. For each activity mode, you can create custom data fields and select the data you want to monitor.

Status Page: Press button 3 to access the status page, which shows battery level, sunrise/sunset times, altitude, sensor information, brightness, and other functions. Use button to quickly switch ride modes.

Ride Menu: Press button to open the menu for functions like navigation, training, and more.

Laps: Press button to manually mark a lap. Auto Lap can be enabled in the iGPSPORT app and configured to record laps by distance, location, or time.

Pause/End Ride: Press the button to pause recording. Press again to resume. Press the button and select "Save" from the menu to end and save the ride. A ride summary will be displayed upon saving.

2.3 After the Ride

View ride details on the device immediately after completing an activity. More detailed data and analysis are available in the iGPSPORT app or on its official website. The summary information depends on the recorded data. Access recent activities from the History option on the home screen.

If your smartphone is within Bluetooth range when you finish a ride, the device will automatically connect and sync with the iGPSPORT app (if automatic synchronization is enabled). You can quickly view analyzed data and share your rides with friends. The iGPSPORT website allows for in-depth analysis of your performance and progress towards training goals.

3. Ride Mode

Ride Mode allows you to customize settings for different cycling activities. The device comes with pre-set modes for indoor and outdoor riding, which can be further customized with specific parameters, data pages, and notification settings.

3.1 Activating Modes

From the home screen, select "Ride Mode" and choose the mode you wish to view. Tap "Activate" to use it.

3.2 Setting Modes

1. In the ride mode settings, you can enable/disable features like auto-record, auto-pause, auto-lap, and intelligent recording.
2. You can also customize data pages, alert settings, and automatic functions through the device settings in the iGPSPORT app.

4. Navigation

Plan routes in the iGPSPORT app and send them to your device. GPX or TCX files can be imported as navigation routes. You can also use routes from previous rides.

4.1 Navigate by Saved Activities

1. Select "Activities" to view options.
2. Choose the activity you want to use for navigation.

4.2 Navigate by Route

1. Send a route from the iGPSPORT app to the device.
2. Select "Navigate by Route" to view available routes.
3. Select a route to view its overview.
4. Select "Navigate" to begin.

4.3 Navigation Settings

Customize the navigation map, including north orientation, auto-zoom, route color, and track color.

4.4 Navigation Operations

• Enter ride mode and switch to the map page.
• Use buttons to zoom in or out on the map.
• Use button to switch to north orientation.
• Press to enter the ride menu, where you can select functions like stopping the route or returning to the starting point.

5. Training

Send training plans from the iGPSPORT app to your device. The training page will display your progress. Press to start training and the timer. Press on the training page to pause the current step and move to the next. Press to enter the ride menu and select "Stop Training" to end the course. The training will also end upon saving or canceling the activity.

5.1 Select and Upload Training

1. Send training from the iGPSPORT app to the device.
2. Select the training, and the training page will appear on the ride data screen.
3. Press to start training and the activity timer.
4. Press on the training page to pause the current step and proceed to the next.
5. Press on the training page to enter the ride menu and select "Stop Training" to end the training course.
6. The training will also end upon saving or canceling the activity.

5.2 Using a Smart Trainer

1. Select "Smart Trainer" to enter Free Ride mode.
2. If the Smart Trainer is not connected, select "Pair Smart Trainer" to view sensor settings. Wake up the Smart Trainer and connect it to the device.
3. In Free Ride mode, press to enter the ride menu and select a ride mode.
4. Select "Resistance Mode" to set resistance levels for the trainer.
5. Select "Power Mode" to set target power output.
6. Select "Incline Mode" to set incline for the trainer.
7. Press to start or stop training on the trainer.

6. History

Your device stores ride records. You can view activity data such as time, distance, calories burned, and information from external sensors. Older records may be overwritten if device memory is full.

6.1 All Activities

1. Select "All Activities" to view historical activities.
2. Select an activity to view its summary.
3. Select "Summary" to view details like lap, graph, etc.
4. Select "Delete" to remove an activity.

7. Smart Notifications

To use smart notifications, install the iGPSPORT app on your phone and pair it with the cycling computer. You can receive call, message, and app notifications. Note that enabling smart notifications will increase battery consumption as Bluetooth remains active.

8. Status Page

1. Press on the home or ride page to wake the status page.
2. The status page displays information such as GPS status, battery level, sensor connection status, sunrise/sunset times, and current altitude.
3. The status page provides quick access to functions like brightness settings, sensor settings, and ride mode switching.

9. Settings

Select "Settings" from the home page or press to quickly access the settings page.

9.1 Sensors

The cycling computer can pair with sensors supporting ANT+ and Bluetooth protocols, including heart rate monitors, cadence sensors, speed sensors, power meters, smart trainers, derailleurs, radars, and bike lights. Compatibility with third-party sensors depends on the device's current connection status.

Pairing Sensors:

1. Select "Add Sensor" to enter the sensor list. You can search for all sensors or by type.
2. The cycling computer will search for the sensor. Wake up the sensor (e.g., by rotating the crank for cadence/power, or the wheel for speed). A blinking red light indicates the sensor is active.
3. When a sensor is found, its device type and ID will be displayed. Select the sensor to connect.
4. Upon successful pairing, the sensor will appear in the sensor list.

Notes:

• Ensure the sensor is awake before pairing. It will automatically connect if successfully paired.
• Sensors need to be re-discovered and connected after battery replacement.
• Device resets or firmware updates may require re-pairing sensors.
• For dual-mode BLE/ANT+ sensors, it is recommended to prioritize ANT+ connection.

Sensor Settings:

• Wheel Size: If pairing a speed sensor, set the wheel size. Select the speed sensor and then the wheel to set the size. Refer to the appendix for common wheel size parameters.
• Crank Length: Set the crank length in millimeters. This setting is available only after pairing with a power meter.
• Power Meter Calibration: Wake up the power meter sensor, select "Calibrate Power" from the menu, and follow the on-screen instructions. Refer to the manufacturer's manual for specific calibration steps.

Removing Sensors:

1. Select a paired sensor to view its options.
2. Select "Forget" to remove the sensor.

9.2 Theme

Customize the device's theme color and enable dark mode.

• Select "Theme Color" to choose your preferred color.
• Select "Dark Mode" to view its options.

9.3 Battery Management

Select "Battery Management" to view battery saving options. The device supports battery saving, auto-sleep, and auto-shutdown.

Battery Saver Mode:

• Battery Saver Mode can extend battery life but may reduce activity data accuracy.
• When enabled, the device adjusts GPS mode and backlight brightness to conserve power. These settings can improve battery usage for long rides or low battery levels.
• GPS in Battery Saver Mode records positions and sensor data at a lower frequency.

Note: After each ride, it is recommended to disable Battery Saver Mode and charge the device for optimal performance.

9.4 Language

The device supports multiple languages. Select your preferred language.

1. Select System > Language to view options.
2. Select the desired language to switch.

9.5 Backlight

1. Select System > Backlight to view options.
2. Select "Backlight Time" to view options.
3. Select "Night Light" to enable/disable automatic backlight. When Night Light is on, the backlight remains on during night rides.

9.6 Sound

1. Select "Button Sound" to enable/disable button sounds.
2. Select "Alerts" to enable/disable notifications.

9.7 GPS Mode

The device features a multi-satellite system for accurate speed, distance, and altitude data. You can configure GPS settings for various scenarios.

1. Select System > GPS to enter the GPS mode selection menu.
2. Select a GPS mode to view its configuration and activate it.

9.8 Time

1. Select "Time" to view options.
2. Select "Time Zone" to change the time zone.
3. Select "Time Format" to change the time format.

9.9 Units

Customize data display units (Imperial/Metric).

9.10 Reset Device

1. Select "Reset Device" to view options.
2. Select "Delete Data" to remove all history without resetting settings.
3. Select "Reset" to restore default settings and ride modes, but history will not be deleted.
4. Select "Delete All and Reset" to restore default settings, disconnect Bluetooth, erase all data, and reset the odometer.

Note: "Delete All and Reset" restores defaults, disconnects Bluetooth, erases all data, and resets the odometer. It is recommended to enable automatic synchronization to save your personal data in the iGPSPORT app.

9.11 Restart Device

If you encounter issues, try restarting the device. Restarting does not erase settings or personal data. Long press ⊃ to power off, then press again to restart.

10. iGPSPORT Application

The iGPSPORT app allows you to manage your device, view real-time activity data, plan training and navigation routes, and connect with other cyclists. You can share ride images and training data on social media platforms like Facebook and Instagram. You can also share your GPS track.

10.1 User Profile

Accurately setting your physical parameters (weight, height, date of birth, gender) is crucial for accurate measurement of metrics like heart rate limits and calorie consumption. You can set your gender, height, weight, date of birth, maximum heart rate, resting heart rate, FTP, and training intervals for speed, cadence, and heart rate. These parameters help evaluate your fitness during exercise.

10.2 Activity Data

Access historical and planned cycling activity data, set new training goals, view activity summaries, and analyze detailed data, graphs, and real-time performance metrics. You can review cycling activity records and statistical analysis of data during activities, as well as statistics over different time periods.

10.3 Cycling Computer Settings

Conveniently set various functions on the device through the iGPSPORT app, including adding, editing, and enabling data pages, and setting automatic options and alerts. For more information, refer to the "Device" section in the iGPSPORT app.

10.4 Share Activities

Use the image sharing function in the iGPSPORT app to share ride images and training data on social media. You can share existing photos or take new ones and customize them with your training data. If you have a GPS track during training, you can also share a snapshot of your route.

11. Setting Common Wheel Sizes

Setting the correct wheel size is essential for accurate ride data display. You can determine your bike's wheel size by checking the printed diameter or comparing it with the millimeter measurements in the table below. If your size is not listed, you can find it online or calculate it.