Zeroing - SRAM Quadq Manual Del Usuario

Z E R O I N G
The power meter must be zeroed to compensate for environmental changes. The power meter can be zeroed
two ways: Auto Zero and Manual Zero.
When to perform the Zero procedure
For best results, you should perform the Manual Zero procedure before each ride. The Auto Zero procedure
can be performed instead of a Manual Zero or if your computer cannot send a "Calibrate" command; if the
temperature changes greatly during your ride; or if you are getting inaccurate data.
Manual Zero
The Manual Zero procedure should be performed before every ride with the rider off the bike and with the
drive-side crank arm at 6 o'clock.
The power meter may be zeroed manually by sending the "Calibrate" command from an ANT+™ compatible bike
computer. The power meter will return the Zero Offset value (or "Current Calibration" on some computers) to the
computer; however, not all ANT+ computers will display the value. The Zero Offset is typically between +/- 1000.
Some units will always have a Zero Offset value outside of this range without any impact on performance. What
is more important is that the pre- and post-ride Zero Offset values are within 50 points of each other. If the
pre- and post-ride Zero Offset values frequently vary by more than 50, or if day-to-day values vary widely,
please call Quarq customer service.
When performing the Manual Zero procedure, put the drive side crank arm in the 6 o'clock position, keeping the
cranks stationary with no force on the pedals. Follow the pairing instructions specific to your ANT+ computer to
send the "Calibrate" command. The LED will flash one time when zeroing is complete.
G A R M I N ® E D G E ® 8 0 0
Quick Tap On/Off → tap the Dumbbell icon
G A R M I N ® E D G E ® 5 0 0
Menu → Settings → Bike Settings → Bike 1 → Ant+Power → Calibrate
G A R M I N ® E D G E ® 5 1 0 & 8 1 0
Connections → tap the Dumbbell icon
Drag Screen Down → Sensors → 'SENSOR NAME' → Sensor Detail → Calibrate
G A R M I N E D G E ® 1 0 0 0
→ Calibrate
→ Calibrate
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