Information Leds; Recording Your Ride; Starting Your Ride; Pausing And Ending Your Ride - Mondraker M Manuel De L'utilisateur

4.4 Information LEDs

The myMondraker app will let you know if your fork and shock air pressures are correct or whether you
need to add or release air to achieve the perfect set up for your weight and riding style. You can do this
yourself by checking the LED lights on the MIND device attached to the fork leg. If the light is red then
the pressure is too high, conversely if the pressure is too low the light will be white. Once you've made
the adjustments to the pressure as suggested by the myMondraker app you should repeat the sag setup
procedure to see if the right pressure has now been achieved. If desired you can abandon this procedure
and have another go later on as it's not indispensable before you go for your first ride.
4.5 Recoding your ride
At the bottom centre of the screen you can start a new ride. Pressing the white circle will prompt the "start
your ride" screen which will show a timer in the centre with a white icon underneath which when pressed
will set your MIND system in motion.

4.5.1 Starting your ride

At the bottom centre of the screen you'll see the icon for starting a new ride. Pressing it will take you
to a screen which will show a timer in the centre with a white icon underneath which sets your MIND
system in motion. After pressing the icon you'll need to wait a couple of seconds until the GPS con-
nection is active and the steady green LEDs on the fork mounted MIND device light up from when on
the clock is ticking.

4.5.2 Pausing and Ending your ride

You can pause the ride at any time manually via the phone app by pressing the left icon under the
timer. It's very simple and intuitive: short press to pause, or long press on the icon until you see a red
circle go full circle to finish your ride. Now's the time to synch the data recorded on MIND with the
myMondraker app on your phone.
If you didn't pack your phone for the ride or if the app disconnected from MIND for any reason during
the ride, the app will ask you to connect with your bike via Bluetooth when you can. Once MIND has
linked to the myMondraker app you can see the overall ride time, which you can stop and thus finish
your ride.

4.5.3 Synchronizing the ride

To synch your activities between MIND and the myMondraker app you need to be within Bluetooth
range of your bike (max 10m). Once your bike is synched with the myMondraker app you can see
all of your rides in chronological order by pressing the "Ride" icon at the bottom left of the screen.
Your most recent ride is the one at the top of the list, accompanied by the date and time it started.
Pressing the "Synch" icon on the right hand side of the screen takes you to the following screen where
you can give the ride a name. Once done, press the "Save" icon which will begin uploading the activity
to the cloud with corresponding 'progress' animation. It's important to not leave the app while this is
happening, nor allow the screen to go into sleep mode to ensure the correct upload of your ride. When
the upload is complete you can access it by pressing the "Ride" icon at the bottom left of the screen
which will take you to the chronological list of your rides, again with the latest shown at the top.

4.5.4 Summary of your ride

Pressing the "Ride" icon shows all of your rides recorded by MIND in chronological order. We can
access each and every one of them by selecting the one we want, either on the map or from the list,
to see all of the data from that particular ride.
At the top of the screen you'll see the icon corresponding to your bike, with its name and the date of the
ride, the name you gave the ride and below that a summary of the total distance ridden, the altitude
gain, the average speed, the times the suspension bottomed out and the jumps we made throughout
the ride. At the bottom of the screen you'll see the maximum travel of both the fork and the shock.

4.5.5 Ride statistics

myMondraker offers a wealth of stats which among other things allow you to see key parameters of
the performance of your bike such as just how your fork and shock are working. This is one the true
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