The user manual introduces the usage and precautions of VECTOR™ 3 Y VECTOR 3S.
This user manual covers the Garmin Vector 3 and Vector 3S bicycle power meter pedals. It explains installing the pedals and cleats, pairing the system with an Edge 1030 and other compatible devices, entering crank length, and recording a first ride.
The guide also describes pedal power measurement, left/right power balance for Vector 3, and the single-sensing Vector 3S system. It includes LED status codes, care and maintenance suggestions, specifications, battery information, storage, compatible devices, registration, upgrading Vector 3S to dual sensing, power data fields, and troubleshooting. This manual is written in Spanish.
| Pedal axle tightening torque | 34 N-m (25 lbf-ft) |
|---|---|
| Cleat bolt tightening torque | 5 to 8 N-m (4 to 6 lbf-ft) |
| Minimum pedal-to-chain clearance | 2 mm or more |
| Wireless protocol | ANT+ |
The Vector 3S is a single-sensing model that measures force on the left pedal to provide approximate total power. The manual states that Vector measures left and right leg power independently.
Place the Edge within 3 m of the sensor, turn it on, select Sensors > Add Sensor > Power, turn the crank, select your sensor, and select Add.
It means the pedal batteries have a low charge.
No. The manual states that the Vector 3S system does not support cycling dynamics.