If you select a stationary bike as the exercise equipment, your choices for Resistance
Settings are different. Stationary bikes do not normally have a way to shift gears, so the
default Resistance Setting is “Auto-shifting”. Auto-shifting is an algorithm that will
calculate your speed to match the resistance setting of the stationary bike and the slope of
the terrain you are on. If you leave the stationary bike’s resistance setting (or level)
alone, you will speed up going down hills and slow down going up hills. As you increase
the level on the stationary bike, your relative speed will increase. If you have a gaming
device (a joystick or gamepad) connected to your computer, you can assign two of the
gaming device’s buttons as shift buttons and select “Gameport Device Shift Buttons” as
the Resistance Setting (see the next section for mapping gameport device buttons to shift
buttons).
Steering, Gears & HR
The Steering, Gears & HR screen is where you can configure your steering device, you
gaming device shift buttons and select the optional HR measuring device. Click on the
“Steering, Gears & HR” button on the NetAthlon 2 for Bikes main screen to access the
Steering, Gears & HR screen. The following is a list of settings you can change on this
page:
Use Steering – Check this if you are using the Tacx i-Magic steering attachment or if you
are using a gameport device for steering. If this is checked, you can also check “Show
directional arrow” to have NetAthlon 2 display an arrow during a session that points in
the direction that the pacers will be following.
Turn multiplier – To increase the sensitivity of the steering device, enter a value greater
than 1. To decrease the sensitivity, enter a value less than 1 but greater than 0. The
default value is 1.0.
“Dead” zone – This value defines how far off center you need to turn the steering device
before your bike begins to turn. A higher value means that you have to turn more before
you bike begins to turn. A lower value means that you have to turn less before your bike
begins to turn. The default value is 3.0.
Reverse steering – Check this if you turn your steering device one way, and your bike
goes the other way.
Crash “action” – Select the action you want your bike to do when it runs into an
obstacle (a tree, a building, etc.). Regardless of what you select here, if you run into
another bike, you will always crash.
Turn Left Game Device Button – If you want to use a gaming device’s buttons for
steering, select the number of the button you will press to turn left.
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