The Display - TGA Vita Midi Operating Instructions And Owner's Handbook

CARE! WARNING
It is a legal requirement not to exceed 4 mph on footpaths or shopping areas. Always use the slow
speed when driving inside buildings, crowded areas, sales, stately homes etc. Using the faster speed in
these sorts of conditions presents a serious danger both to you and people on foot. Don't forget these
machines are very quiet and others may not be aware of your presence. The 8mph speed is only legal for
road or off road use.
8. Forward/Reverse – This switches between forward and reverse. Always come to a complete stop
before switching between directions (Fig 1.7).
8. Display Information – These buttons, Mode (left) & Set (right) are used to change what information is
displayed on the digital display (Fig 1.8).

4. THE DISPLAY

1. Battery Display Indicator – Shows the remaining battery capacity of your Vita Midi 4 in up to 6
segments (Fig 2.1). It is impossible to be very specific about battery range because there are many
factors involved, i.e. weight of user, type of terrain etc. However as the power in the battery gets used
the segments will disappear. Whilst all 6 segments are shown the battery is in a fully charged state.
When the display is only showing 3/4 segments you need to be thinking of getting back to re charge the
batteries. By the time there is only one segment showing you may only have one or two miles of use left
and it is very important to get your Vita Midi 4 on charge straight away. It is important to only use your
Vita Midi 4 on short runs to start with to explore the sort of range you will be achieving. When you are
confident about range, start going on longer journeys.
2. High Speed – Shows your Vita Midi 4 is in High Speed (up to 8mph) for use on the road and wide
open areas (Fig 2.2).
3. Low Speed – Shows your Vita Midi 4 is in Low Speed (up to 4mph) for use on pavements, shopping
centres and enclosed areas (Fig 2.3).
4. Forward – Shows your Vita Midi 4 is in forward (Fig 2.4).
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