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  • Page 1 QUICK START GUIDE...
  • Page 5 This quick start guide will tell you all about the features and components of the Ather 340 & Ather 450, the Ather app, the battery pack & the Point. It just helps you get going, the moment you receive your Ather 450 keys.
  • Page 6 THE TWO BIG WORDS WARNING indicates something that could hurt you or others. CAUTION The other one is , it indicates something that could harm your scooter.
  • Page 7 Read this through and through before your very first ride. So many things are new. Once you understand all the controls and features, you’ll be ready to take your Ather scooter on the road. MAINTENANCE IS A MUST Regular inspections and maintenance, along with good ride handling skills are a must for a great experience.
  • Page 8 INDEX...

  • Page 9: Table Of Contents

    KNOW YOUR SCOOTER ON THE ROAD NAVIGATION CHARGING VEHICLE SHUTDOWN CARING FOR YOUR SCOOTER...
  • Page 10 KNOW YOUR ATHER SCOOTER, CLOSELY.
  • Page 12 Rear view mirror Integrated indicator lamps Head lamp Alloy wheels Front disc brake Side stand...
  • Page 13 Tail lamp Rear side panel Rear fender - number plate mount Pillion footrest LEFT SIDE VIEW...
  • Page 14 Pillion grabrail Rear side panel Rear suspension Swing arm Rear disc brake Drive belt Pulley...
  • Page 15 RIGHT SIDE VIEW Accelerator grip Floating panel Front fork suspension...
  • Page 16 Rear view mirrors Speedometer Touchscreen dashboard Combined brake lever LHS grip & switchgear Charging slot Baggage hook...
  • Page 17 DASHBOARD & SWITCHGEAR Front brake lever RHS grip/Accelerator & switchgear Key slot...
  • Page 18 Headlight high/low beam switch Turning indicator switch Horn switch...
  • Page 19 Kill switch Disable the motor starter to be extra-sure that the motor is off when you have to stop at a signal or to say hi. Toggle Accept or Reject options that flash on the vehicle dashboard. Motor starter DASHBOARD &...
  • Page 20 Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) / Chassis Number The VIN is engraved on the chassis of your vehicle. Each vehicle has a unique VIN. You can access the VIN of your vehicle by removing the rubber grommet located in the underseat storage. It’s a 17 digit number in the following format: MYH XXXXXXXXXXXXXX...
  • Page 23 MOTOR SERIAL NUMBER The motor serial number can be spotted at the bottom of the vehicle, on the motor. KEY CODE NUMBER Vehicle Keycode is mentioned on the key SOFTWARE VERSION NUMBER The software version number and any available updates are displayed on tapping the “OTA updates”...
  • Page 24 Motor status indicator Clock (On/Off ) Odometer Trip details START-UP SCREEN...
  • Page 25 STANDBY VIEW Menu (options/profile) Network connection Navigation view link Available range Riding mode selector Park assist (Reverse) (Regular/Eco) Speedometer...
  • Page 26 RIDING SCREEN Available range Speedometer...
  • Page 27 User name Screen brightness Incognito Sounds PROFILE VIEW - SETTINGS...
  • Page 28 User name Licence Insurance DOCUMENTS Invoice...
  • Page 29 NAVIGATION...
  • Page 30 NAVIGATION - SEARCH...
  • Page 31 NAVIGATION - FAVOURITES...
  • Page 32 TIME TO GET ON THE ROAD...
  • Page 34 Just Before You Get on the Scooter THE CHECKLIST Tire pressure & condition Charge status Drive belt (No slacking : Refer to the full online user manual) Peripherals: Horn, Headlights, Pilot Lamps, Indicators, Tail Lights. Smooth functioning of the handlebar (twist &...
  • Page 35 Things to Keep in Mind THE MOTOR IS THE STRONG SILENT TYPE So silent, you won’t even realise it’s running. It makes no sound. So, always keep an eye on the dashboard for the Motor OFF/ON indicator, and use the kill switch, whenever at a signal. So that you and everyone around is safe, just in case of any unintended twist of the accelerator.
  • Page 37 SWITCH ON THE DISPLAY Once the key is turned on, it will activate the touchscreen display, showing the current time, motor status and available range. You can choose the ride mode here - Normal or Eco. DISENGAGE THE KILL SWITCH If the kill switch is engaged, the motor will not switch on.
  • Page 38 Turning the Vehicle on & Riding UNLOCK THE HANDLEBAR Insert the key in the keyhole that’s located under the handlebar, on the right hand side. Turn the key clockwise, and it’s unlocked.
  • Page 39 OPEN THE UNDERSEAT STORAGE Once the handlebar is unlocked, turn the key anti-clockwise to open the underseat storage. Take your helmet out, wear it, simply drop the seat to lock it. Check the seat lock once, just to be doubly sure. Now you are all set for the ride!
  • Page 40 SWIPE RIGHT - PARK ASSIST Select the Park Assist mode using the dashboard & choose the direction - Reverse/Forward using the starter switch while the motor is ON and the vehicle is stationary. You can slowly turn/ twist the throttle (RHS handlebar) anticlockwise to get going.
  • Page 41 Park Assist shortcut combination Brake(L/R) + Indicator Cancel + Start WARNING The scooter’s got a powerful electric drivetrain, abrupt throttle inputs may result in sudden wheel spin or jump acceleration.
  • Page 42 While on the Ride MAINTAINING SPEED Turn the accelerator grip and use the brakes to maintain the speed. Never use the combination of throttle and brake, at the same time. SLOWING DOWN & BRAKING Bring the accelerator grip back to the Zero position You can use the CBS lever or apply both brakes simultaneously.

  • Page 43: Regenerative Braking

    REGENERATIVE BRAKING Regenerative braking recovers the vehicle’s kinetic energy and converts it to be stored in the battery. HOW TO ACTIVATE IT? Press the brake levers or turn the accelerator grip away from yourself. Algorithms dictate the amount of regen, depending on the state of the battery and speed of the vehicle.
  • Page 44 Use the side stand exposure to heat will keep the when not using the scooter, just saying battery pack healthy and increase its longevity. Also, always try and park the 450 on leveled and firm ground.
  • Page 45 WARNING Always use the kill switch if the vehicle is on the side stand. Unintended acceleration could throw the vehicle in a spin. Do not sit on the vehicle when parked on the side stand Do not move the vehicle when it’s on the side stand Always ensure the side stand is completely opened up, while parking...
  • Page 46 NAVIGATE YOUR WAY...
  • Page 48 USING THE APP Click the Navigate option on the Ather App Select the destination from your favourites or type it on the search bar Click on send to ‘My 340/450’ Your vehicle will receive the location & will be ready to Navigate when you start...

  • Page 50: Navigation

    USING THE DASHBOARD Open the Navigation screen on the Dashboard Select the destination from your favourites or type it in the search bar. Click Navigate (you are ready to navigate)
  • Page 51 NOTE Experience might vary based on the type of connectivity(GPS & GSM)
  • Page 52 CHARGE IT UP...

  • Page 54: Charging

    Using the Ather Point PLUGGING IT IN Turn the key to the off position, and pull the key out. Gently pull down the connector from the holder, open the charging port flap on the vehicle and plug it in. It should start...
  • Page 56 UN-PLUGGING IT To plug out the cable, turn the key to the ON position, it will unlock the connector. Keep the key in the ON mode, wait for 3 to 5 seconds, then remove the charging CAUTION connector, and put it back in the holder Do not leave the connector on the ground.
  • Page 57 Using the Ather Charging Cable Switch off the vehicle & pull out the vehicle key Plug in the 3 pin connector of the charging cable into the 5 amp socket.Plug in the other end of the cable to the vehicle’s charging port.

  • Page 58: Vehicle Shutdown

    VEHICLE SHUTDOWN...
  • Page 60 FIVE DAY HIBERNATION When the vehicle is not in use (unplugged and key turned off), the electronics consume negligi- ble amount of power. The power pack drains extremely slowly. But, if you don’t ride for around 5 days or so, it’s advisable to charge it for a few hours before you head out.
  • Page 61 HOW TO SHUTDOWN? Go to settings, on the screen and select the Shutdown option from the menu. CAUTION Charge your vehicle every 100 days. It’s a must, even if the vehicle is in shut down mode, to avoid permanent damage to the Battery pack Things to Keep in Mind Turn the motor OFF using the kill switch, when backing up or pushing the scooter on a decline...

  • Page 62: Caring For Your Scooter

    CARING FOR YOUR SCOOTER...
  • Page 64 Things to Keep in Mind WHEN NOT IN USE If you are not using your vehicle for more than 5 days, make sure you leave it in shutdown mode to keep the battery healthy and improve it’s life. QUICK CLEAN-UP Regular cleaning of the vents avoid the risk of damage caused due to insufficient ventilation, choking and insulation of the heat dissipation components.

  • Page 65: Troubleshooting

    DISCLAIMER We hate disclaimers but while Ather Energy endeavours to ensure the accuracy of the information contained herein, Ather Energy does not warrant the same.

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