Bosch Intuvia BUI255 Owner's Manual page 201

<Trip Data Screen>
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i <Trip Distance>
Trip distance indicator
m <Trip Time>
Trip time indicator
n <Avg. Speed>
Average speed indicator
o <Altitude>
Altitude above sea level indicator
<Map Screen>
Navigation is carried out using map data based on Open
Street Map (OSM).
When you switch on Nyon, it begins the satellite search to re-
ceive GPS signals. When sufficient satellites have been
found, the location point changes colour from grey to blue.
In the case of unfavourable weather conditions or locations,
the satellite search may take a little longer. If the application
fails to find satellite signals over a prolonged period of time,
restart Nyon.
The first search for satellites may take a few minutes.
To achieve the most accurate positioning, the first satellite
search should be done outdoors. Ideally, stay stationary for
a few minutes, even if the position has already be found.
When Nyon has determined your location, this will be shown
on the map. To increase the size of the map section, touch
the touchscreen with two fingers and spread them out. To
decrease the size of the map section, pinch both fingers to-
gether. To move the map, simply move the map with both
fingers on the screen. To select a destination, press and
hold one finger on the map.
Bosch eBike Systems
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o n2
n1 Navigation search
n2 Navigation functions
In the navigation functions n2, you can select your
destinations so that you can reach them using the
current state of charge.
When navigation is active, the user receives informa-
tion about whether it is possible to reach the destina-
tion with the current assistance mode and current
state of charge of the eBike battery.
The circle around your location shows how far you
can go, taking into consideration the assistance level
set and the terrain ahead with the current battery
charge. Changing the assistance level means that the
circle adapts accordingly.
Selecting the navigation search n1 brings up the following
menu:
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