User guide

Power Sensor
Activate Sensor
Start Pairing
Name
Power2
Sensor ID
2484
Circumference, mm
2096
Auto Zero
Yes
Delete Sensor
Manual Zero
Back to Bike
9:34A
Heart Rate Sensor
Activate Sensor
Start Pairing
Name
HeartRate1
Sensor ID
38742
PowerCal
Yes/No
Delete Sensor
Back to Bike
9:34A
Speed/Combo
Activate Sensor
Start Pairing
Name
Speed1
Sensor ID
4848
Type
Combo
Circumference, mm
2096
Delete Sensor
Back to Bike
9:34A
Cadence Sensor
Activate Sensor
Start Pairing
Name
Cadence1
Sensor ID
5624
Delete Sensor
Back to Bike
9:34A
RU Sensor
Activate Sensor
Start Pairing
Name
RU1
Sensor ID
130
Delete Sensor
Calibrate
Back to Bike
9:34A
CHAPTER 4: SENSORS
Joule GPS User Guide page 19
SENSOR TYPE DETAILS
Once you have navigated to the Sensor detail screen, you will notice each sensor type has some attributes that are shared and
some that are unique to the sensor. Below are the detail screens for the various sensors supported.
Overview
Power
Heart Rate
Speed/Combo
Cadence
RU
SENSOR DISCUSSION
For each type of sensor the detail screen displays items common to all sensors, including activation and pairing functions, an
editable name and an editiable I.D.. If you know the I.D. of a particular sensor you can manually enter it into the I.D. field.
Otherwise, the “Start Pairing” option will fill it in automatically when pairing completes.
If your power meter is a hub-based power meter, like a PowerTap, the wheel circumference can be entered here. The default
wheel size of 2096mm represents a 700x23 wheel. Ignore circumference if your power meter is not hub-based. Auto Zero
and Manual Zero options refer to calibration and are discussed in the next pages.
The PowerCal option is automatically set during the paring process when it is determined the HR strap is a PowerCal.
The type of speed sensor is determined automatically during the pairing process (either a combination speed and cadence
sensor or a speed-only sensor). Enter the circumference of your wheel. The default wheel size is 2096 mm (700x23).
No additional options.
Resistance Unit or RU is associated with CycleOps PowerBeam trainers and indoor cycles.