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title: OpenBikeSensor
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> This guide assumes that you have a working OpenBikeSensor. [If you don't, start here!]({{< ref "/docs/hardware" >}} "Hardware")
In case you might get a OpenBikeSensor, you should do some first steps.
If you get an OpenBikeSensor, there are a few things you should check first.

1. Check, if your handlebar fits the OpenBikeSensor's display/button holder.
There are basically two different kinds of handlebars: thinner ones, with a
25,4mm diameter and the other ones, with a 31.8mm diameter. You might create
some kind of adapter, if the device is designed for 31,8mm and you have a
25,4mm handlebar, but the other way around is not possible
1. Check if the OpenBikeSensor's display/button holder fits on your handlebars.
There are basically two different kinds of handlebars: ones with a
25.4mm diameter and others with a 31.8mm diameter. You may need to adapt your
holder if your device is designed for 31.8mm and your handlebars are
25.4mm, but the other way around is not possible.
2. Measure the distance between the outer edge of the device and the end of
your handlebar. Enter these values into the configuration options.
3. Set your privacy zones. You could probably get the GPS location with any
your handlebars. Enter this value into the configuration options.
3. Set your privacy zones. You can get the GPS location with any
digital map app. Enter these values into the configuration options.
4. Check the SD card, if it's ok and - in best case - empty.
5. Load the device's battery.
6. Turn on your device. Wait until the it has found your GPS location. This
might take some time while we're waiting for the sattelites to connect. The
4. Check that the SD card is ok and - in the best case - empty.
5. Charge the device's battery.
6. Turn on your device and wait until it has found your GPS location. This
might take some time while it locates the satellites. The
display will exit the status screen as soon as your location is known.
While moving it might take up to 15mins, until the devices knows where you
are -- stand still for a faster process.
6. Put your sensor on the bike and go for a ride. Please take care about
traffic around you and don't let the OpenBikeSensor distract you!
8. Push the button every time you're passed (no matter if it's a car or truck
or bus or motorbike). To get some idea how often close passes occur, it's
important to confirm every pass, not only the close ones.
9. After your ride, switch off the device. Hold the button on the display while
While moving, it might take up to 15 minutes until the device knows where you
are. Stand still to make the process faster.
6. Put your sensor on the bike and go for a ride. Please watch out for
traffic around you, and don't let the OpenBikeSensor distract you!
8. Push the button every time you are passed. It doesn't matter if it's a car, truck, bus,
or motorbike. It's important to record every pass, not just the close ones, to better
understand how often close passes occur.
9. Remember to switch off the device after your ride. Hold the button on the display while
throwing the switch to ensure you don't lose any data.
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<div style="height: 80px;"></div>

<div class="container" style="height: 80px;">

# Map

</div>

<div class="container content mb-5">

There are many places where you can find OpenBikeSensors! Are you looking for like-minded people or contacts in your
area? This map will help you find them. Do you or your group want to appear on the map? Find out how
[in the forum](https://forum.openbikesensor.org/t/karte-der-lokalinitiativen-und-nutzer/389)!
</div>

<div class="container" style="height: calc(100vh - 270px - 80px);">
<iframe src="https://umap.openstreetmap.fr/en/map/openbikesensor-initiativen_702977#6/51.207/14.941" width="100%" height="100%">
</iframe>
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