VDO M6.1
Detailed altitude
measurement
and
trip memory.
Three-channel digital
wireless transmission
Multifunctionality on request: the VDO M6.1 can be optionally upgraded with a cadence and/or heart rate transmitter. The complete package shows three values on the display at the same time so as to precisely inform you how much you are demanding of your body.
VDO Software
The M6.1's initial set-up is easily be done via the new docking station. Ride data can then be analysed by the new VDO software.
The data is uploaded in the standard .fit format and can therefore be shared on social media platforms such as Facebook, Strava and the likes.
Auto-start function
Getting going again after a break is easier than ever: with nothing more than a movement of the handlebars, the auto-start function wakes up the VDO M6.1 from sleep mode. Simply start pedalling and the device automatically logs the rest of your trip.
All important altitude functions:
Altitude gain
Maximum altitude
Average ascending gradient
Maximum gradient uphill
Distance uphill
Altitude loss
Average gradient downhill
Maximum gradient downhill
Distance downhill
Altitude profile
Two configurable start altitudes
The M6.1 can work with two different start altitudes. One start altitude can, for example, be your home start altitude.
The second start altitude could be that of a holiday location. Once you have set these start altitudes, the recalibration process before the next trip is extremely quick and easy.
Memory
10 trips
Thanks to its integrated memory, the M6.1 can store the data for up to 10 trips ready for subsequent access.
When the 11th trip is stored, the oldest data is automatically overwritten.
Totals
The totals are accessed separately to the data for the current trip. This ensures that the menu remains clear.
The SET button opens the totals screen.
The BIKE or TPC buttons can be used to scroll through the totals.
Automatic pairing
During the pairing process, the transmitter sends digital encodings to the receiver in the cycle computer, where they are stored. Once pairing is complete, the cycle computer only processes data with the encoding that the transmitter was sent during the pairing process. Data with different encoding is not processed.
This enables you to ride in a group with several cycle computers without your neighbour’s data interfering with your own (no cross-talking).
How it works:
First, the desired transmitter (speed and/or cadence transmitter) must be attached to the bike. Also put on the heart rate transmitter.
Now simply twist the M6.1 into the already attached bracket and ...
Next, the desired transmitter (heart rate and/or speed transmitter) must be selected on the device and activated.
... your trip can start. The M6.1 automatically pairs the transmitter.
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