Travel Modes; Displaying Journey Information - Quickie Attitude Directions For Use Manual

Travel modes:

There are three travel modes stored in the sMMI –
BOOST, TOUR and ECO.
In Eco mode the torque and therefore the maximum
available motor power is automatically
reduced by about 40 %, thereby reducing power
consumption. At the same time the agility is also
modified so that the drive responds better. The Eco
travel mode is particularly suited to tours in which the
battery charge needs to last as long a distance as
possible.
In Tour mode, 75 % of the maximum motor torque is
available. Performance and range are
both at a high level. Similarly in this mode the heat
generation in the motor (see section 4 Thermal
management) is moderate so that long, steep inclines
can be accomplished
very well in Tour mode.
In Boost mode the full drive performance is accessed. It
is suited to quick city travel, including moving off
powerfully at traffic lights. The full "Boost performance" is
not available all the time under certain circumstances. In
difficult conditions, for example steep ascents, the drive
power may be reduced because of heat generation (see
section 4 Thermal management). The range in Boost
mode is also less than in the other modes.
To activate the required mode, in the start menu (see
section 3.2.2), press button [2] on the controller to move
to the next sub menu. There, select "menu" and in the
next selection screen that appears, select "travel mode".
This opens another window in which you can activate the
required mode. Once you have activated the mode, go
back to the start menu by pressing button [2] several
times.
The Eco and Sport travel modes can only be selected
when idle and not when travelling.
NOTE: The parameters stored in the Boost, Tour and
Eco modes can be adapted to your travelling
requirements. Contact your specialist dealer in this
regard.

Displaying journey information:

(bike computer functions)
Before, during and after a journey, various values and
information are displayed in field [12] and regularly
saved. You can adjust this in the normal way by tapping
menu button [2] on the controller to display the
subsequent function.
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The following denote:
Current time (needs a pre-setting, see section 3.2.8).
Displays the distance you have covered (needs a "tour
reset"). Navigate using the controller buttons (see
section 2) to the function "tour reset" (start menu – menu
– tour reset; see diagram in section 3). Each time after
activating "tour reset" the display returns to "zero".
The distance covered by you since first using your add-
on bike.
Your average speed per trip. The average speed is
calculated from every "tour reset" and is displayed after a
10 minutes of travelling time.
The time in which you travel one more more trips; any
idle time of your add-on bike is not included. The journey
time is calculated from every "tour reset".
The current power consumption in amperes.
Your driving performance in watts
The travel mode you activated (Boost, Tour or Eco).
Fig.3.11
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