AeroPod, PowerPod and Newton

iBike has worked fine until now, I decided to change my battery as the voltage dropped to 2.74 yesterday. The new battery registered 3.0v immediately following installation and 2.93 when the iBike is installed on its harness.

Since then the iBike won't display watts or Calories in the Hill/Wind screen setting. It displays Km (dist) where it used to display watts and trip where it used to display Calories. It changes the Wind and slope as before, but the km and trip never change.

I download my data following the ride, the watts and calories are graphed and logged.
I always reset wind and alt before heading out. The second ride I also reset the tilt.

I tried 4 calibration coasts on each ride, it displays watts following the calculation of the coast, but still not in the display.

I did a total re-calibration including tilt, calibration coasts, 4 mile ride and still no watts on the screen.

Searched through the manual/forum and couldn't find any information on this. I also installed another new battery, no change in the display.

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Sounds like you just need to press the center of the red button until watts and cal are shown, then if you want to see %slope, watts and cal, press the bottom arrow of the red button once, and a second time for Wind, watts, and cal--assuming you are not using a cadence sensor.

Sounds like you just need to press the center of the red button until watts and cal are shown, then if you want to see %slope, watts and cal, press the bottom arrow of the red button once, and a second time for Wind, watts, and cal--assuming you are not using a cadence sensor.
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Sounds like you just need to press the center of the red button until watts and cal are shown, then if you want to see %slope, watts and cal, press the bottom arrow of the red button once, and a second time for Wind, watts, and cal--assuming you are not using a cadence sensor.

Don't I feel silly, I have used the centre button (holding) for a trip reset. I didn't realise a single press would change the screen.

thanks,
Alan