Wireless computer not working

I'd appreciate any help. I have a Supergo wireless computer that I can set for
two wheel sizes so I use it on both my mountain and road bikes. The computer
stoped reading speed/distance, but the clock function works and the readout is
bright..

1. I changed batteries in computer and in fork transmitters.
2. I adjusted magnet/transmitter fit in every which way.
3. i adjusted computer clamp on handlebar in a variety of ways.

Nothing is working. Any ideas appreciated? Jim Hasenauer

Jim,

I use the Cateye double wireless system and have found that when
changing batteries the system ID or channel ID needs to be reset as
well. With the wrong ID everything looks like it is working and it is,
but teh but tehdisplay unit is rejecting the transmitter's signal as
being from another bike.

Ben

IMBA Jim wrote:
I'd appreciate any help. I have a Supergo wireless computer that I
can set for
two wheel sizes so I use it on both my mountain and road bikes. The
computer
stoped reading speed/distance, but the clock function works and the
readout is
bright..

1. I changed batteries in computer and in fork transmitters.
2. I adjusted magnet/transmitter fit in every which way.
3. i adjusted computer clamp on handlebar in a variety of ways.

Nothing is working. Any ideas appreciated? Jim Hasenauer

"IMBA Jim" wrote:

I'd appreciate any help. I have a Supergo wireless computer that I can
set for
two wheel sizes so I use it on both my mountain and road bikes. The
computer
stoped reading speed/distance, but the clock function works and the
readout is
bright..

1. I changed batteries in computer and in fork transmitters.
2. I adjusted magnet/transmitter fit in every which way.
3. i adjusted computer clamp on handlebar in a variety of ways.

Nothing is working. Any ideas appreciated?

I sounds like a bad receiver in the head unit since it's not likely both
transmitter units are bad. Is there a way to change the rf frequency the
unit works on? I'm thinking maybe the transmitters are not on the same
frequency as the receiver.

I assume the unit was working at one time. How much time elapsed between the
last time you know it was working and when you noticed it wasn't working?
What happened before it stopped working (e.g., did you reprogram it, change
batts, crash the bike, etc.)?

Art Harris

On 29 Jan 2005 17:46:50 GMT, (IMBA Jim) wrote:

I'd appreciate any help. I have a Supergo wireless computer
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Nothing is working. Any ideas appreciated?

Jim--jack it up and run a Vetta under it.......

Arthur Harris wrote:
"IMBA Jim" wrote:

I'd appreciate any help. I have a Supergo wireless computer that I
can set for
two wheel sizes so I use it on both my mountain and road bikes. The
computer
stoped reading speed/distance, but the clock function works and the
readout is
bright..

1. I changed batteries in computer and in fork transmitters.
2. I adjusted magnet/transmitter fit in every which way.
3. i adjusted computer clamp on handlebar in a variety of ways.

Nothing is working. Any ideas appreciated?

I sounds like a bad receiver in the head unit since it's not likely
both transmitter units are bad. Is there a way to change the rf
frequency the unit works on? I'm thinking maybe the transmitters are
not on the same frequency as the receiver.

I don't know about all transmitter units, but mine is just a battery that
creates a RF pulse as the wheel magnet passes it. The head unit simply picks up
these pulses. Other units I've fiddled with are the same. The case for the
"transmitter" may serve as an antenna to focus the RF pulse.

Sounds like a dead head unit to me.

Matt O.