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Take your ride to the next level. This unit is a GPS-enabled personal trainer and cycle computer with a speed/cadence sensor for Speed and Distance
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Forerunner 305
Speed/Cadence Sensor
Bike mount
Garmin Training Center CD
AC charger
USB cable
Owner's manual
Quick reference guide
SPECIFICATIONS:
Dimesions
1.75" wide x 3.7" high x 0.9" deep or
4.4cm x 9.4cm x 2.3cm
Weight
3.1 oz. or 88 grams
Battery type
rechargeable lithium-ion
Battery life
12 months, typical
Easy to install
no calibration required. Just snap it into the bike mount and go
GPS Enabled
tracks your position even in tree cover and canyons, making it extremely reliable for distance and speed information
High-sensitivity receiver
Heart rate
can be added - see accessories on this page
Speed and Cadence
monitor your pedaling cadence and wheel speed as you ride with the self-calibrating, wireless speed/cadence sensor that attaches securely to your bike. You can even use it to train indoors because the sensor attaches to your rear wheel.
Virtual partner
lets you race a virtual competitor over a specified distance and speed
Courses
lets you race against a previously recorded workout, so you can compare your current and past performances over the same ride
Lap history
1000 laps
Auto Lap
automatically starts a new lap each time you pass a specified location or travel a preset distance
Auto Pause
auses the timer when you slow down or stop and resumes when you speed up again, so you can focus on your ride
Advanced workouts
create custom, goal-oriented workouts
Simple workouts
input time, distance and calorie goals
Pace alert
triggers alarm if you vary from preset pace
Time/distance alert
triggers alarm when you reach goal
Interval training
set up exercise and rest intervals-alarms only
Customizable screen
Barometric altimeter
Water resistant
yes (IPX7)
RoHS version available
Garmin Connect
Currently compatible with Windows® 2000 or later. Mac® compatibility coming 3rd Quarter, 2008. (online community where you analyze, categorize and share details)
Garmin Training Center software
See below for more detail
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Get the Data You Need
Rugged, lightweight Edge attaches easily to the stem or handlebars of your bike with the included bike mount. Just turn it on, acquire GPS satellites and go. Edge 305 automatically measures your speed, distance, time, calories burned, altitude, climb and descent, and records this data for your review. For extra-precise climb and descent data, Edge 305 also incorporates a barometric altimeter to pinpoint changes in elevation.
Track Your Progress
As an added benefit, you can plan, analyze and store data from your workouts using free Garmin Training Center® software, which lets you analyze data with interactive graphs that chart your speed, time, heart rate and elevation. Overlay your ride on a map so you can pinpoint specific areas and see how elevation and other factors affect your performance. Or, upload your workout data to MotionBased.com, Garmin's web-based application that provides in-depth analysis of your workouts, online mapping and route sharing that will take your training to the next level. Endurance athletes can also use the Edge with TrainingPeaks.com, an easy-to-use web-based training system designed to help athletes train for any event.
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GARMIN TRAINING CENTER
Currently compatible with Windows® 2000 or later. Mac® compatibility coming 3rd Quarter, 2008. This is an online community where you analyze, categorize and share details.
Whether you want to set a PR in your next 10K or you're gearing up for your first century ride, you've got to train consistently. Now there's a tool to help you every step of the way: Garmin Training Center software, available for PC or Mac computers (see compatibility below).
What is Garmin Training Center (GTC)?
Garmin Training Center (GTC) is a training tool for your computer that works with your compatible Garmin fitness device. With GTC, you can analyze and store workout data from your Garmin device on your computer, as well as plan and save future workouts. GTC is included when you purchase a compatible Garmin fitness device. You can also
download the latest version of Garmin Training Center for free.
Compatible Garmin devices:
Forerunner 50 (PC Only),
Forerunner 201 (PC Only),
Forerunner 301,
Forerunner 205,
Forerunner 305,
Forerunner 405 (PC Only),
Edge 205, 305, 605, 705
Compatible computers:
IBM-compatible PCs running Windows 2000 or
XP operating systems
Intel-based Macs or PowerPCs (G3 or newer) running OS X 10.4 or later
How can GTC improve my training?
You'll benefit from GTC in two primary ways: it helps you analyze workouts you've already completed, and it helps you plan workouts for the future. Your Garmin fitness product records an incredible amount of data from your workout or activity. Garmin Training Center saves this data and helps you review and analyze it. You can also create, save and schedule workouts and transfer them to your fitness device.
Review your workout data, including pace/speed, distance, time, calories burned; and if available, heart rate, cadence and detailed elevation.
View a detailed graph of your workout data in GTC, plotted over time or distance.
View a map of your workout that shows the exact path you traveled. (Maps are not available with Forerunner 50 activities.)
Categorize your workout history according to type of activity.
Review previous workouts, which are saved by day and week.
Create customized workouts with specific goals and rest intervals. Then send them to your fitness device (Forerunner 201 cannot load workouts from GTC).
Schedule workouts for a specific day with GTC's calendar. GTC even comes with several workout templates designed by the experts at TrainingPeaks.com. TrainingPeaks provides custom training plans for
beginning, intermediate and advanced athletes training for all types of events. |
ANT is a 2.4GHz practical wireless networking protocol and embedded system solution specifically designed for wireless sensor network (WSN) that requires
* ultra low power - able to run on a coin cell for years of operation;
* highly resource optimized, easy to use and implement - low system cost and design cycle;
* network flexibility and scalability - self-adaptive and able to do practical mesh
Proven by millions of deployed nodes, ANT™ is perfectly suited for any kind of low data rate sensor network topologies in personal area networks (PAN) which are well suited for sports, fitness and health applications, as well as local area networks (LAN) for homes and industrial automation applications.
Why choose ANT?
ANT was developed to provide the ultimate in ultra-low power and flexibility for wireless-enabled devices. In doing so, the ANT protocol addressed the sensor connectivity problems experienced by other protocols like Bluetooth and Zigbee. Having evolved through several generations, ANT today dominates the digital sensing market for sports and fitness. As ANT continues to grow, it sees more and more applications in wellness and home sensor networks and industrial automation.
Focusing on the requirement of ultra-low power and ultra-high efficiency, ANT offers a range of features and benefits that sets it apart from other standards and proprietary solutions. Please see technical feature highlights for details.
ANT delivers off-the-shelf interoperability via ANT+ through the efforts of the member companies of the open ANT+ Alliance. A managed network, ANT+ specifies data communication profiles and interoperation processes to guarantee seamless communication between ANT products for collection, automatic transfer and tracking of sensor data. ANT+Sport, a sub-set of ANT+, is a de facto standard for the sport and fitness market.
Technology -
Based on a Time Domain Multiple Access (TDMA)-like adaptive isochronous network technology, ANT is designed for easy implementation in simple point-to-point or complex practical mesh networks and features ultra-low power consumption and low system costs.
ANT has been intentionally engineered to simplify network development and optimize network operational efficiency. ANT-powered network nodes can operate for years on coin cells compared to days or months for other technologies such as Bluetooth and ZigBee. Rich in capabilities, ANT provides reliable data communications, flexible and adaptive network operation and cross-talk immunity.
ANT is a production proven technology with millions of nodes installed. |
Questions relivent to this product:
Q - Change map datum or position format on Forerunner/Edge?
A - No, you cannot change the map datum or the position format on our fitness units.
Q - Will my Forerunner/Edge work if I leave the country?
A - Yes, the GPS will track you anywhere in the world, as long as you can acquire satellites.
Q - Why does my Forerunner/Edge not display calorie reading when training indoors?
A - The calorie readings in the Forerunner and Edge units are calculated using a combination of speed, weight and time. This means that for indoor sports or those where there is no GPS signal available, or for activities that involve no movement (e.g. use of gym equipment) the unit will not display a calories reading.
Q - How do I get detailed street maps for the Training Center software?
A - Garmin Training Center software comes with a basemap that shows major highways, interstates and some major roads. For detailed street maps in Training Center, a program like MapSource MetroGuide software will need to be purchased. Here is a link for more information.
Q - How do I transfer Training Center data from my PC to my Macintosh?
A -
On the PC please follow these easy steps:
Update PC Training Center to the latest version. Click here to download file.
Export history to a .tcx file.
Export workouts to a .tcx file.
Export courses to a .tcx file.
All of the data above can be saved to a standard USB jump drive for crossover purposes.
On the Mac please follow these easy steps:
Install and run Garmin Training Center for Macintosh
Connect the Garmin device to the computer. This will automatically create the profile.
Access the exported PC files on the jump drive.
Import the history .tcx file.
Import the workout .tcx file.
Import the course .tcx file. |
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Garmin
Edge 305
with Speed/Cadence Sensor for
Speed and Distance
Sku: 010-00447CAD-00
Note: this model does NOT include a
heart rate monitor, but it can be added.
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| Retail Price $349.99 |
Sale Price $329.95 |
FREE OVERNIGHT SHIPPING
(Monday - Friday)
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Garmin
Carrying Case
to protect your unit
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Replacement
Garmin
GSC 10
Speed & Cadence
Bike Sensor
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Garmin
Heart Rate Monitor
with elastic strap
to add heart rate features
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Replacement
Garmin
Elastic Strap
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Replacement or for
another bike.
Garmin
Edge Bike Mount
to protect your unit
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Special Information for this product:
SPECIFICATIONS:
Dimesions
1.75" wide x 3.7" high x 0.9" deep or
4.4cm x 9.4cm x 2.3cm
Weight
3.1 oz. or 88 grams
Battery type
rechargeable lithium-ion
Battery life
12 months, typical
Easy to install
no calibration required. Just snap it into the bike mount and go
GPS Enabled
tracks your position even in tree cover and canyons, making it extremely reliable for distance and speed information
High-sensitivity receiver
Heart rate
can be added - see accessories on this page
Speed and Cadence
monitor your pedaling cadence and wheel speed as you ride with the self-calibrating, wireless speed/cadence sensor that attaches securely to your bike. You can even use it to train indoors because the sensor attaches to your rear wheel.
Virtual partner
lets you race a virtual competitor over a specified distance and speed
Courses
lets you race against a previously recorded workout, so you can compare your current and past performances over the same ride
Lap history
1000 laps
Auto Lap
automatically starts a new lap each time you pass a specified location or travel a preset distance
Auto Pause
auses the timer when you slow down or stop and resumes when you speed up again, so you can focus on your ride
Advanced workouts
create custom, goal-oriented workouts
Simple workouts
input time, distance and calorie goals
Pace alert
triggers alarm if you vary from preset pace
Time/distance alert
triggers alarm when you reach goal
Interval training
set up exercise and rest intervals-alarms only
Customizable screen
Barometric altimeter
Water resistant
yes (IPX7)
RoHS version available
Garmin Connect
Currently compatible with Windows® 2000 or later. Mac® compatibility coming 3rd Quarter, 2008. (online community where you analyze, categorize and share details)
Garmin Training Center software
See below for more detail
|
Get the Data You Need
Rugged, lightweight Edge attaches easily to the stem or handlebars of your bike with the included bike mount. Just turn it on, acquire GPS satellites and go. Edge 305 automatically measures your speed, distance, time, calories burned, altitude, climb and descent, and records this data for your review. For extra-precise climb and descent data, Edge 305 also incorporates a barometric altimeter to pinpoint changes in elevation.
Track Your Progress
As an added benefit, you can plan, analyze and store data from your workouts using free Garmin Training Center® software, which lets you analyze data with interactive graphs that chart your speed, time, heart rate and elevation. Overlay your ride on a map so you can pinpoint specific areas and see how elevation and other factors affect your performance. Or, upload your workout data to MotionBased.com, Garmin's web-based application that provides in-depth analysis of your workouts, online mapping and route sharing that will take your training to the next level. Endurance athletes can also use the Edge with TrainingPeaks.com, an easy-to-use web-based training system designed to help athletes train for any event.
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GARMIN TRAINING CENTER
Currently compatible with Windows® 2000 or later. Mac® compatibility coming 3rd Quarter, 2008. This is an online community where you analyze, categorize and share details.
Whether you want to set a PR in your next 10K or you're gearing up for your first century ride, you've got to train consistently. Now there's a tool to help you every step of the way: Garmin Training Center software, available for PC or Mac computers (see compatibility below).
What is Garmin Training Center (GTC)?
Garmin Training Center (GTC) is a training tool for your computer that works with your compatible Garmin fitness device. With GTC, you can analyze and store workout data from your Garmin device on your computer, as well as plan and save future workouts. GTC is included when you purchase a compatible Garmin fitness device. You can also
download the latest version of Garmin Training Center for free.
Compatible Garmin devices:
Forerunner 50 (PC Only),
Forerunner 201 (PC Only),
Forerunner 301,
Forerunner 205,
Forerunner 305,
Forerunner 405 (PC Only),
Edge 205, 305, 605, 705
Compatible computers:
IBM-compatible PCs running Windows 2000 or
XP operating systems
Intel-based Macs or PowerPCs (G3 or newer) running OS X 10.4 or later
How can GTC improve my training?
You'll benefit from GTC in two primary ways: it helps you analyze workouts you've already completed, and it helps you plan workouts for the future. Your Garmin fitness product records an incredible amount of data from your workout or activity. Garmin Training Center saves this data and helps you review and analyze it. You can also create, save and schedule workouts and transfer them to your fitness device.
Review your workout data, including pace/speed, distance, time, calories burned; and if available, heart rate, cadence and detailed elevation.
View a detailed graph of your workout data in GTC, plotted over time or distance.
View a map of your workout that shows the exact path you traveled. (Maps are not available with Forerunner 50 activities.)
Categorize your workout history according to type of activity.
Review previous workouts, which are saved by day and week.
Create customized workouts with specific goals and rest intervals. Then send them to your fitness device (Forerunner 201 cannot load workouts from GTC).
Schedule workouts for a specific day with GTC's calendar. GTC even comes with several workout templates designed by the experts at TrainingPeaks.com. TrainingPeaks provides custom training plans for
beginning, intermediate and advanced athletes training for all types of events. |
ANT is a 2.4GHz practical wireless networking protocol and embedded system solution specifically designed for wireless sensor network (WSN) that requires
* ultra low power - able to run on a coin cell for years of operation;
* highly resource optimized, easy to use and implement - low system cost and design cycle;
* network flexibility and scalability - self-adaptive and able to do practical mesh
Proven by millions of deployed nodes, ANT™ is perfectly suited for any kind of low data rate sensor network topologies in personal area networks (PAN) which are well suited for sports, fitness and health applications, as well as local area networks (LAN) for homes and industrial automation applications.
Why choose ANT?
ANT was developed to provide the ultimate in ultra-low power and flexibility for wireless-enabled devices. In doing so, the ANT protocol addressed the sensor connectivity problems experienced by other protocols like Bluetooth and Zigbee. Having evolved through several generations, ANT today dominates the digital sensing market for sports and fitness. As ANT continues to grow, it sees more and more applications in wellness and home sensor networks and industrial automation.
Focusing on the requirement of ultra-low power and ultra-high efficiency, ANT offers a range of features and benefits that sets it apart from other standards and proprietary solutions. Please see technical feature highlights for details.
ANT delivers off-the-shelf interoperability via ANT+ through the efforts of the member companies of the open ANT+ Alliance. A managed network, ANT+ specifies data communication profiles and interoperation processes to guarantee seamless communication between ANT products for collection, automatic transfer and tracking of sensor data. ANT+Sport, a sub-set of ANT+, is a de facto standard for the sport and fitness market.
Technology -
Based on a Time Domain Multiple Access (TDMA)-like adaptive isochronous network technology, ANT is designed for easy implementation in simple point-to-point or complex practical mesh networks and features ultra-low power consumption and low system costs.
ANT has been intentionally engineered to simplify network development and optimize network operational efficiency. ANT-powered network nodes can operate for years on coin cells compared to days or months for other technologies such as Bluetooth and ZigBee. Rich in capabilities, ANT provides reliable data communications, flexible and adaptive network operation and cross-talk immunity.
ANT is a production proven technology with millions of nodes installed. |
Questions relivent to this product:
Q - Change map datum or position format on Forerunner/Edge?
A - No, you cannot change the map datum or the position format on our fitness units.
Q - Will my Forerunner/Edge work if I leave the country?
A - Yes, the GPS will track you anywhere in the world, as long as you can acquire satellites.
Q - Why does my Forerunner/Edge not display calorie reading when training indoors?
A - The calorie readings in the Forerunner and Edge units are calculated using a combination of speed, weight and time. This means that for indoor sports or those where there is no GPS signal available, or for activities that involve no movement (e.g. use of gym equipment) the unit will not display a calories reading.
Q - How do I get detailed street maps for the Training Center software?
A - Garmin Training Center software comes with a basemap that shows major highways, interstates and some major roads. For detailed street maps in Training Center, a program like MapSource MetroGuide software will need to be purchased. Here is a link for more information.
Q - How do I transfer Training Center data from my PC to my Macintosh?
A -
On the PC please follow these easy steps:
Update PC Training Center to the latest version. Click here to download file.
Export history to a .tcx file.
Export workouts to a .tcx file.
Export courses to a .tcx file.
All of the data above can be saved to a standard USB jump drive for crossover purposes.
On the Mac please follow these easy steps:
Install and run Garmin Training Center for Macintosh
Connect the Garmin device to the computer. This will automatically create the profile.
Access the exported PC files on the jump drive.
Import the history .tcx file.
Import the workout .tcx file.
Import the course .tcx file. |
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