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Gen 3.0
Gen 3.0
  • Introduction
  • Kayak
    • Getting Started
      • Assemble your power meter
      • Charge your power meter
      • Configure your power meter settings
        • Blade tip to hand distances
        • Blade tip to blade tip distance
        • Blade twist
        • Blade type attached to shaft
        • Left blade tip to LED distance
    • Calibration
      • Zero Offset
        • Zero Offset calibration
      • Scale Factor
        • N channel Scale Factor calibration
        • O channel Scale Factor calibration
    • Advanced
      • Deep sleep
      • Adjust your clamp
      • Remove and attach your sleeve
  • Canoe/sup/dragon boat
    • Getting Started
      • Assemble
      • Charge
      • Configure
    • Calibration
      • Zero Offset
        • Perform a ZO calibration
      • Scale Factor
        • A channel Scale Factor calibration
    • Advanced
      • Deep sleep
      • Adjust your clamp
      • Remove and attach your sleeve
  • General
    • Web Bluetooth App
      • How to place the power meter in deep sleep
    • Updating Firmware
      • How to update the power meter firmware using the Web Browser
      • How to update the power meter firmware using nRF Connect
    • Real-time Data
      • How to pair a Garmin Forerunner 910XT with a power meter
      • How to pair a Garmin Edge 1030 with a power meter
    • High Speed Data
      • How to start/stop recording High Speed Data
      • How to download High Speed Data (ANT)
      • How to download High Speed Data (Automatic Script)
      • How to view High Speed Data
      • How to change the High Speed Data settings
    • Shaft Information
    • Model Descriptions
      • Power Meter
      • Power Meter w/ High Speed Data
    • Firmware Changelog
    • Manufacturer's Warranty
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  2. Getting Started

Charge

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Last updated 3 years ago

Your power meter will need a good charge before your first use. Your charger needs to be aligned properly to charge, so take note of the images below and how the charger is attached.

When the charger is aligned properly, a green light will flash on the charger to let you know it is working properly.

You power meter needs to charge for at least four hours to give it a full charge.

The green LED on your power meter will blink and let you know how much battery is left. 5 blinks = 100%, 4 blinks = 80%, 3 blinks = 60%, 2 blinks = 40%, 1 blink = 20%. If your power meter has less than 10% battery left, it will give a rapid blink and shutdown.

Charger located directly over the LED