PowerTap Joule GPS User Guide - Manual (Page 62)

Joule GPS User Guide page 62
Appendix C: METRIC LIST
Maximum Watts
MX WATTS 2999
Average Watts
AV WATTS 2999
Watts
WATTS 2999
Power
20 Min Peak
20 MIN 2999
5 Min Peak
5 MIN 2999
5 Sec Peak
5 SEC 2999
Peak Power
Maximum Cadence
MX CAD 250
Average Cadence
AV CAD 250
Current Cadence
CAD 250
Cadence
Kilojoules Countdown
KJ 9999
Distance Countdown
MILES 999.9
Countdown Time
RIDE TIME
99:59:59
Countdown
Maximum Heart Rate
MX HR 250
Average Heart Rate
AV HR 250
Heart rate
HR 250
Heart Rate
Total Ascent (ft or m)
FT GAIN 9999
Current Altitude (ft or m)
ALTITUDE FT
29999
Current grade
% GRADE 45.0
Grade
Total Ascent (ft or m)
FT GAIN 9999
Current Altitude (ft or m)
ALTITUDE FT
29999
Vertical ascent
VAM 45.0
Gain/Loss
Category Metric 1 Metric 2 Metric 3 Description
Kilojoules of Work
KJ 2999
Ride Distance (mi or km)
MILES 99.99
Ride Time
RIDE TIME
99:59:59
Ride
Interval Avg Power
INT AVG PWR 2999
Interval Time
INT TIME
99:59:59
Interval #
INTERVAL 99
Interval
Cadence
CAD 250
Average Balance
AVG BAL 100%
Balance
BALANCE 100%
Pedal
Balance
Current, average, and maximum number of
times per minute pedal revolution.
Displays one of 3 types of Countdown (time,
distance, or Kilojoules). Initiate from dashboard
by highlighting the metric, pressing INT button.
VAM - Vertical Ascent in Meters, Current altitude
(from barometric altimeter), Total amount of
Ascent (Gain) during current ride.
Current percent grade or slope, Current altitude
(from barometric altimeter), Total amount of
Ascent (Gain) during current ride.
Current, average, and maximum number of
times per minute your heart beats.
Current interval number, current interval time,
and the average power from the start of the
interval to the instant the metric is viewed.
Current power, average and maximum power
from the start of the ride to the instant the
metric is viewed.
Ride time, distance traveled, and amount of
work done (in kilojoules) since the recording of
the ride was started.
Your best average power over one of the listed
time periods, from the start of the ride to the
instant the metric is viewed.