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Directions for use ....................................................................... 52
1.1
Parts .............................................................................. 52
1.2
Charge the battery pack ................................................ 55
1.3
Instructions for the battery pack under the carrier ......... 59
1.4
Instructions for removable battery pack in frame .......... 62
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Square display ........................................................................... 65
2.1
Removing and fixing ...................................................... 65
2.2
Adjust ............................................................................ 65
2.3
Buttons and indications ................................................. 66
2.4
Switching on the display ................................................ 66
2.5
Set the support .............................................................. 67
2.6
Charge level .................................................................. 67
2.7
Menu overview .............................................................. 68
2.8
Menu setting explanation .............................................. 69
2.9
View options .................................................................. 74
2.10
Use of other displays ..................................................... 78
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Compact display ........................................................................ 79
3.1
Mount and dismount ...................................................... 79
3.2
Buttons and indications ................................................. 79
3.3
Settings ......................................................................... 80
3.4
Calibrate the bicycle ...................................................... 83
3.5
Immobiliser .................................................................... 84
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Range indication table ............................................................... 85
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Throttle (optional) ...................................................................... 88
5.1
Throttle .......................................................................... 88
5.2
Boost function (use during cycling) ............................... 88
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Page 1: Table Of Contents
Table of contents Directions for use ............... 52 Parts ................52 Charge the battery pack ..........55 Instructions for the battery pack under the carrier ..59 Instructions for removable battery pack in frame ..62 ... - Page 2 Parking assistance (forwards and backwards) ....89 Technical data ................91 Weight and performance ..........91 Battery cell temperature ranges ........91 Battery charger technical data ........91 Diagnostic messages ..............
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Page 3: Directions For Use
Directions for use Parts 1.1.1 Square display / compact display A Control unit B Display holder C Display... - Page 4 1.1.2 Charger for battery pack in frame A Charging point D Indicator B Plug E Removable battery pack C Charger F Cover...
- Page 5 1.1.3 Battery pack under the carrier and charger A Battery pack F Lock B State of charge display G Key C Charging point H Plug D Docking station Charger E Docking station contact point Indicator...
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Page 6: Charge The Battery Pack
Charge the battery pack All batteries start emptying over time. This process is called ‘self discharge’. If the battery is discharged too much, deep discharge will occur. A deep discharge can cause permanent damage to the battery pack. In order to prevent this situation, follow the charge instructions carefully. -
Page 7: Battery Pack
1.2.3 Charging in the frame (removable battery pack) 1. Check that the power cable is properly connected to the charger (A). 2. Connect the charger (A) to the mains voltage. The green indicator (B) will light Connect the plug (C) of the charger to the contact point (D). - Page 8 The removable battery pack can be • charged both in the bicycle and outside the bicycle. Press the button (C) to check the • charge level (F) of the battery pack if this has not been activated. 1.2.5 Irregular use or long-term storage If the E-bike is not used for over two months and the battery cannot be charged in the meantime, the battery pack must be fully charged.
- Page 9 Carefully read the warnings given below. Your manufacturer is not responsible for accidents or faults caused by improper use of (parts of) the E-bike. Always charge the battery pack using the charger delivered with • the bicycle. Do not use any other charger. The colour of the plug must match the colour of the socket.
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Page 10: Instructions For The Battery Pack Under The Carrier
Instructions for the battery pack under the carrier 1.3.1 Positioning the battery pack 1. Remove the key from the lock. 2. Carefully push the battery pack (A) under the luggage carrier alongside the guide until the lock clicks (B). 3. Check whether the battery pack (A) has been positioned correctly. - Page 11 1.3.2 Take out the battery pack 1. Insert the key (A) in the lock (B) (this key is the same as the key for the bicycle lock). 2. Make sure that the cover (C) of the charging plug is closed. 3.
- Page 12 1.3.4 Peddling assistance You can switch on the system by pressing the up arrow on the lights button. When the E-bike is not being used, the peddling assistance and lights will be switched off automatically after five minutes. The display will be put in the sleep mode automatically after another five minutes and the display will no longer be shown.
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Page 13: Instructions For Removable Battery Pack In Frame
Instructions for removable battery pack in frame 1.4.1 Positioning the battery pack 1. Place the battery pack (A) in the frame. Please make sure that the contact points (B) are well connected. 2. Push the battery pack (B) carefully in the frame. - Page 14 3. Push the handle (C) down. 4. Check whether the battery pack has been positioned correctly by pulling the lever shortly. A correct positioned battery pack cannot be removed any more without the key (A). 1.4.2 Remove battery pack 1. Insert the key (A) in the lock (B) (this key is the same as the key for the bicycle lock).
- Page 15 1.4.3 Safety The battery pack can only be used on the bicycle on which it has been installed. A code in the software makes sure that it cannot be used on another bicycle, that is to say, there will be no peddling assistance (protection against theft).
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Page 16: Square Display
Square display Removing and fixing Removing: Press the button (A) on the bottom side and remove the display (B) from the display holder (C). Fixing in place: Position the display (B) obliquely on the display holder (C) and click it in place in the lock. Adjust Loosen the handles (A) and twist the display holder. -
Page 17: Buttons And Indications
Buttons and indications 2.3.1 Display A Present speed B Peddling assistance level C Battery pack charge level D Lighting indicator E Variable indicator F Variable indictor description G Temperature/Time View Trip 1/Trip 2 Average speed indicator 2.3.2 Control unit H Lighting button I Up button –... -
Page 18: Set The Support
Set the support Press the up (I) or down (K) button to set the support (B). Dependant on your driving program* you have the choice between three or five levels. Driving program with three levels: 1. ECO 2. NORMAL 3. POWER Driving program with five levels: 1. -
Page 19: Menu Overview
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Page 20: Menu Setting Explanation
Menu setting explanation 2.8.1 Lighting You can set whether you wish the lights to be switched on automatically or whether you wish to do this manually under Lighting. If you select Auto, the bicycle lighting will be switched on and off automatically. - Page 21 2.8.3 Calibration If the peddling assistance is reduced in due course, the electronics may have to be calibrated. 1. Stand next to the bicycle. Do not exert force on the pedals. 2. Switch off the lights (H). 3. Keep the lights button pressed for at least two seconds until the message is issued that the calibration has been completed.
- Page 22 If you select Temperature, the temperature will be displayed on the left at the bottom of the display as standard. Time is then shown under display options (see § 2.9). When you select Off, the room at the bottom left of the display remains empty.
- Page 23 Arrow downwards means: current speed is below the average speed of the ride. Block means: current speed is almost the same as the average speed of the ride. With the option Average Speed you indicate whether you want to show the indicator in the display or not.
- Page 24 Turning on automatic charging You can turn on automatic charging by selecting (in this order) Functions, Auto Charge and A UTO C HA RG E Manual or Automatic in the display Manual menu. The selected menu setting Aut o will apply until you change it again in the display menu.
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Page 25: View Options
When automatic charging is activated and no pressure is being exerted on the pedals, the battery pack will be recharged automatically. When charging takes place, you will feel a slight resistance against the motor. The message "Charging…" and a plus-sign or two arrows will appear in the battery icon (depending on the type of display). -
Page 26: Trip Distance
2.9.2 Trip distance The trip distance measured from the moment that you start cycling. For resetting the “Trip distance” see § 2.9.8. 2.9.3 Trip time The trip time measured from the moment that you start cycling. For resetting the “Trip time” see § 2.9.8. 2.9.4 Average speed Average speed measured over the cycled distance. -
Page 27: Total Distance
2.9.5 Maximum speed Maximum speed measured over the cycled distance. For resetting the “Maximum speed” see in § 2.9.8. 2.9.6 Total distance Total distance measured from the moment that you start cycling. It is not possible to reset the total distance. 2.9.7 Range The range shows how many kilometres you can still cycle using peddling assistance. - Page 28 2.9.8 Trip 1 and Trip 2 The Trip distance, Trip time, Average speed and Maximum speed are linked to each other and are kept track of twice, that is, in Trip 1 and Trip 2. You can select between the view of Trip 1 and Trip 2 on the display by pressing the red button briefly.
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Page 29: 2.10 Use Of Other Displays
2.10 Use of other displays Your display acts as an immobiliser, which makes it impossible to install any display on your E-bike and make full use of it. Your display has a unique code that corresponds with the respective E-bike. If you want to switch on the support or the lights, it is checked whether the display and the bicycle belong together. -
Page 30: Compact Display
Compact display Mount and dismount 1. Place the display (A) on to the holder (B). Turn the display a quarter turn clockwise to lock the control display into place. 2. Turn the display a quarter turn anticlockwise to release it. Remove the display when storing and transporting the bicycle. -
Page 31: Settings
Settings Turn the lights on and off (A and M) Press the light button (M) to switch the lights • on or off. When the lights are on, the bar (A) and the background lighting of the display will light up. The battery pack supplies power to the lights. - Page 32 Speed (J) The speed is constantly displayed in • km/hour. Peddling assistance (C, D, E and F) Press the set button (L) to set the peddling • assistance. OFF 0 (C) The peddling assistance is off. ECO 1 (D) The peddling assistance is in the lowest position.
- Page 33 POWER 3 (F) The peddling assistance is in the highest position. This gives the smallest range. Maintenance indicator (H) • The display shows a spanner (H) together with the letter E followed by a code number. The spanner indicates that this diagnosis must be remedied at the dealer.
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Page 34: Calibrate The Bicycle
Service indicator • The display shows a spanner (H) with five dashes when it is time for service. Contact your dealer. Calibrate the bicycle It may be necessary to calibrate the electronics if the power decreases over time. 1. Stand next to the bicycle. 2. -
Page 35: Immobiliser
Immobiliser Your display acts as an immobiliser, which makes it impossible to install any display on your E-bike and make full use of it. Your display has a unique code that corresponds with the respective E-bike. If you want to switch on the support or the lights, it is checked whether the display and the bicycle belong together. -
Page 36: Range Indication Table
Optimum driving program Eco (km) Normal (km) Power (km) Battery pack Average Average Average Li-ion 250 Wh* Li-ion 290 Wh* Li-ion 350 Wh* Li-ion 360 Wh* Li-ion 400 Wh* Li-ion 500 Wh* Super Eco driving program Eco (km) Normal (km) - Page 37 (km) (km) (km) (km) (km) Average Average Average Average Battery pack Average Li-ion 250 Wh* Li-ion 290 Wh* Li-ion 350 Wh* Li-ion 360 Wh* Li-ion 400 Wh* Li-ion 500 Wh* Comfort Cruise Control driving program Cruise Tour Sport Power (km)
- Page 38 Weight of the cyclist and the load; • Cycling behaviour; • Road conditions; • Use of gears. • The range will perceptibly decrease as the battery pack gets older. Shift gears If the bicycle has been equipped with gears, timely shift the gears in order to increase the range.
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Page 39: Throttle (Optional)
Throttle (optional) Throttle The throttle (B) can be used when the peddling assistance has been switched on. You ‘throttle up’ by turning the throttle towards you. When using the throttle for the first time, carefully try it out to familiarise yourself with the power the throttle delivers. -
Page 40: Parking Assistance (Forwards And Backwards)
Parking assistance (forwards and backwards) The throttle offers support up to approximately 3 km/hour when you are walking alongside your bicycle. Handy when the E-bike needs to be fetched from the shed or basement. Parking assistance works both backwards and forwards*. Use the arrow keys on the control unit (A) to set the parking assistance. - Page 41 * The backward function is not available for all models. Please contact your dealer for the conditions.
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Page 42: Technical Data
Technical data Weight and performance Battery pack in the Non removable Removable carrier battery pack in battery pack in frame frame Capacity (Ah) Weight of battery 2.8/3.4 2.8/3.4 pack (kg) Maximum power Charging time 4 - 5 6 - 7 4 - 5 6 - 7 4 - 5... -
Page 43: Diagnostic Messages
Diagnostic messages Contact your dealer shop if the message is not listed in the manual. Message Diagnosis Solution Battery pack flat Charge the battery pack. Bicycle connected to the Disconnect the battery battery charger charger from the bicycle. Bad motor connection Switch on the pedal assistance and check if the battery pack is placed... - Page 44 Message Diagnosis Solution Service needed Please contact your dealer. Motor current regulator The assistance is adjusted by heavy use. Problems while charging Turn the lights on/off and wait for 10 seconds. Reconnect the battery charger. Go to the dealer if the message reappears.
- Page 45 Message Diagnosis Solution E0123 The Range Extender is The Range Extender must be not recognised registered. Take your bicycle to the dealer.
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Page 46: Guarantee Conditions And Legal Requirements
Guarantee conditions and legal requirements Guarantee conditions The following guarantee conditions supplement the applicable legal rights. When does the guarantee apply? The supplier of the battery pack will give a guarantee for any material or construction faults concerning the battery pack if the following condition is met: You only have a right to the guarantee if you can provide a certificate of •... -
Page 47: Legal Requirements
Legal requirements The described conveyance is a bicycle according to European legislation, because the bicycle complies with the following rules: The support is only active when the user peddles too. • The support is active for up to 25 km/hour. •...
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