Handleiding Keola Timyo e-pack set 2022 (pagina 71 van 72) (Engels)

E-PACK

e-bike user manual

Contents

1 Timyo e-pack set 5

1.1 Timyo the e-bike company 5

1.2 Timyo E-pack

1.3 Kreutzer 5

1.4 Manufacturer's company details 6

1.5 Important instructions

2 Introduction 7

3 Safety instructions 8

3.1 General information 8

3.2 For your safety 8

3.3 Boosting the e-bike is not allowed 8

3.4 Installation and maintenance 9

3.5 Safety instructions 9

3.6 Legal requirements 10

3.7 Intended use 10

3.8 Quick start 11

3.9 For first ride 11

3.10 For each trip 12

4 Electrical parts 13

4.1 Summary of sections 13

4.2 Important notes 14

5 Display screen and Control panel 14

5.1 Overview display screen DPC18 14

5.1.1 Overview control panel 15

5.1.2 Use 15

5.1.3 Error codes 17

5.1.4 Error messages 17

5.2 Functional overview display DPC10 18

5.2.1 Overview control panel 18

5.2.3 Selection of assist levels 19

5.2.4 Selection mode 19

5.2.5 Headlight/rear light 20

5.2.6 Walk assist 20

5.2.7 Battery capacity indicator 20

5.2.8 USB charging function 21

5.2.9 Settings 21

5.2.10 Resetting mileage 21

5.2.11 Selections in km / miles 21

5.2.12 Setting the light sensitivity 22

5.2.13 Setting the display brightness 22

5.2.14 Setting automatic switch-off 23

5.2.15 Maintenance tip 23

5.2.16 Wheel circumference 23

5.2.17 Speed limit 24

5.2.18 Controller hardware information 24

5.2.19 Controller software information 24

5.2.20 Display hardware information 24

5.2.21 Display software information 25

5.2.22 BMS hardware information 25

5.2.23 BMS software information 25

5.2.24 Sensor hardware information 25

5.2.25 Sensor software information 26

5.2.26 Error codes 26

5.2.27 Battery information 26

5.2.28 Error code definitions 26

5.3 Functional overview DPC11 29

5.3.1 Overview of control panel 29

5.3.2 Switching the system On / Off 30

5.3.3 Selection of assist levels 30

5.3.4 Selection Mode 30

5.3.5 Headlight / Rear Light 31

5.3.6 Walk assist 31

5.3.7 Maintenance 31

5.3.8 Battery Capacity Indicator 31

5.3.9 Settings 32

5.3.10 'Display Setting' Display settings 32

5.3.11 'TRIP Reset' Mileage reset 32

5.3.12 'Unit' Setting the unit to km/miles 32

5.3.13 'Brightness' Setting the brightness of the display 33

5.3.14 'Auto Off' Setting the automatic switch-off time 33

5.3.15 'Assist Mode' Setting the assist level 33

5.3.16 'Service' Switching the message on/off 34

5.3.17 'Information' More information 34

5.3.18 ‘Wheel Size’ Dimensions of the wheels 34

5.3.19 'Speed Limit' Maximum speed 34

5.3.20 'Battery Info' Information about the battery 34

5.3.21 'Ctrl Info' Information about the controller 35

5.3.22 'Display Info' Information about the display 35

5.3.23 'Torque Info' Information about the torque 35

5.3.24 'Error code' Error codes 35

5.3.25 Error code definitions 36

5.4 Overview of display screen C300S 38

5.4.1 Switching on 39

5.4.2 Display lay-out 39

5.4.3 Battery power on display 39

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5.4.4 Settings 39

5.4.5 Error messages 41

5.5 Overview of display functions C600 41

5.5.1 Displaying speeds 41

5.5.2 Setting up walk assist 41

5.5.3 Using the lighting 42

5.5.4 Battery power (Fig. 1) 42

5.5.5 Distance indicator (Fig. 2) 42

5.5.7 Error messages 42

5.6 Overview of display screen C300T 43

5.6.1 Switching on 44

5.6.2 Display lay-out 44

5.6.3 Battery power on display 44

5.6.4 Settings 44

5.6.5 Error messages 46

5.6.6 Throttle 46

5.6.7 About the throttle 46

5.7 Overview of display functions DP C07 47

5.7.1 Overview of control panel 48

5.7.2 On / Off button 48

5.7.3 Selection of assist level 48

5.7.4 Switch between Distance Mode and Speed Mode 49

5.7.5 Switching the bicycle lighting and display lighting on and off 49

5.7.6 Walk assist 49

5.7.7 Switching between engine assist and pedal assist 50

5.7.8 Charging status indicator 50

5.7.9 Settings 50

5.7.10 Resetting the data of a single trip 51

5.7.11 Distance displayed in kilometres/miles 51

5.7.12 Bicycle lighting sensor, setting the light sensitivity 51

5.7.13 Screen brightness lighting 52

5.7.14 Automatic switch-off 52

5.7.15 Error messages 52

5.8 Overview of display screen KD716 54

5.8.1 Switching the system on/off 54

5.8.2 Switching walk assist on/off 55

5.8.3 Switching backlight on/off 55

5.8.4 Engine assist level 55

5.8.7 Battery capacity 55

5.8.8 Error code indication 55

5.8.9 Error code list 56

5.8.10 General Settings 56

5.8.12 Trip Distance Clearance 56

5.8.13 Backlight settings 56

5.8.14 Unit settings KM/Miles 56

5.8.15 General parameter settings 56

5.8.16 Wheel diameter settings 57

5.8.17 Speed limit settings 57

5.8.18 Personalized parameter settings 57

5.8.19 Battery capacity meter settings 57

5.8.20 Power Assist level settings (optional) 58

5.8.21 PAS ratio settings 58

5.8.22 Controller overcurrent settings (optional) 58

5.8.23 PAS sensor settings (optional) 58

5.8.24 PAS sensitivity settings 58

5.8.25 Magnet Quantity Settings 59

5.8.26 Speed sensor settings (optional) 59

5.8.27 Gear functions (optional) 59

5.8.28 Gear level on/off 59

5.8.29 Battery power delay settings 59

5.8.30 Maximum speed limit settings 59

5.8.31 Enable/disable settings 60

5.8.32 Push button enable/disable 60

5.8.33 Enable password settings 60

5.8.34 Enable/disable password 60

5.8.35 Change power-on password 60

5.8.36 Close the settings 60

5.8.37 Restore default settings

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6 Battery 62

6.1 Rear rack battery KE280/HH280 62

6.1.1 Operating the battery lock - rear rack 62

6.1.2 Removing the battery from the e-bike - rear rack 61

6.1.3 Installing the battery in the e-bike - rear rack 62

6.1.4 Charging - rear rack 62

6.1.5 Charging status and capacity 62

6.1.6 Sleep mode 62

6.2 Semi-integrated battery Saber/Swordfish 63

6.2.1 Operating the battery lock - Semi-integrated 63

6.2.2 Removing the battery from the e-bike - Semi-integrated 63

6.2.3 Installing the battery in the e-bike - Semi-integrated 63

6.2.4 Battery charging - Semi integrated 63

6.3 Fully integrated battery TM40/TM50/TM70 64

6.3.1 Battery lock operation - fully integrated 64

6.3.2 Removing the battery from the e-bike - fully integrated 64

6.3.3 Inserting the battery into the e-bike - fully integrated 64

6.3.4 Battery charging - fully integrated 64

6.4 Important information about the battery 64

6.5 General information on charging 65

6.6 General information on battery range 65

6.7 Safety instructions 65

6.8 Storage of the battery pack 66

6.9 Battery wear 67

6.10 Battery malfunctions 67

6.11 Battery specs 67

7 Charger 68

7.1 Operating instructions 68

8 Drive unit 69

8.1 Central drive engine 69

8.2 Hub engine 69

9 MAINTENANCE 70

10 RANGE OF YOUR E-BIKE 70

11 TRANSPORT OF THE E-BIKE 71

11.1 By car 71

11.2 By train 71

12 TIPS FOR PROTECTING THE ENVIRONMENT / WASTE 71

12.1 Batteries for e-bikes 71

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1 Timyo e-pack set

You have purchased an e-bike, equipped with a Timyo e-bike system. We are pleased to welcome

you as a customer and trust that you will enjoy many years of your assist system. In addition to

information about adjustment options for your electric assistance system, we would also like to

briefly present our company to you.

1.1 Timyo the e-bike company

In a world full of dramatic change with new mobility requirements and market approaches, we

develop high-end e-bikes and systems. We love technology, something that has been embedded in

our origins and culture. Our goal is to develop e-bikes, introduce new technologies, and continuously

improve and refine our production processes. We build close relations with our customers and end-

users to provide e-bikes that closely match the user to increase the pleasure of e-biking.

We are a Chinese company without borders and we also own a wonderful company in Roosendaal.

It makes us proud to develop and produce fantastic products together with our clients and staff. We

put the social interest first with the aim of offering everyone access to e-bike mobility. Mobility is in

our heart!

1.2 Timyo E-pack

We have made a selection from the best products to create a complete e-bike set. Then we

developed a proprietary software shell around this set that communicates smoothly with the various

components such as the engine and the display, with the controller at its heart. This distinguishes

the set from everyday sets - with a favorable price-quality ratio. And in compliance with the latest

standards! Because safety comes first. For example, our batteries are equipped with advanced

software that protects the battery against improper use (Battery Management System - BMS).

Assistance

Perhaps the most important element for you, is that the set offers wonderful assist, under all

circumstances and conditions. Advanced settings combined with sensors that register what you

want, whether it's a leisurely cruise or just a little boost. Your system responds instantly and you feel

you are assisted. Up to no less than 25 km/h. That's really fast, you know! You will experience all this.

1.3 Kreutzer

Convenient assistance in cycling within any form of bicycle mobility is Kreutzer’s mission. Developing

fully advanced e-bike sets is in our genes. Kreutzer develops high-quality powerful e-bike sets with a

long life span and high energy efficiency.

Specialist

In addition to employing our own research people, we work with specialists in the entire field; from the

battery cell to the software that makes our assistance feel so comfortable. This gives that specific

and familiar feeling of being assisted when riding an e-bike equipped with one of our sets.

Innovation

Kreutzer is a premium brand developed on the basis of existing techniques and in close cooperation

with Bafang. High-end displays, batteries, controllers and drive systems that work together smoothly

and are designed to provide the user with optimal assistance that feels instantly familiar, offering

maximum assistance when required.

Kreutzer is committed to safety and quality. Our systems are all developed around the can-bus

system, which is also used in the automotive industry. This means proper communication between

all specific components, and that the system can be fully read out, so that any problems can be

quickly detected and resolved. New technologies are constantly emerging. Kreutzer offers you the

world of tomorrow.

1.4 Manufacturer's company details

Timyo B.V.

Stepvelden 1

4704 RM Roosendaal

Netherlands

T: +31 (0) 165 224 612

E: support@timyocycle.com

I: www.timyocycle.com

Disclaimer

All information, illustrations and specifications in this manual were correct at the time of publication.

However, as our models are subject to development, there may be slight differences from the actual

product. Also, published images may differ slightly from the original product.

1.5 Important instructions

Please read carefully all warnings and notes in this owner's manual before using the electric e-bike.

We recommend that you keep the owner's manual near your electric e-bike so that you always have

it at hand. This user manual contains four different types of instructions - one provides important

information about your new electric e-bike and how to use it, one refers to possible damage to

or loss of your property and/or harm to the environment, and the third type is a warning against

possible falls and significant damage, losses and physical injury. The fourth reminds you that it is

necessary to study the user manual and assembly instructions carefully.

Whenever you see these symbols, there is always a risk that the described hazard will occur.

The alerts are classified as follows:

Note

This symbol provides information on how to use the product or highlights specific parts of

the user manual that are particularly important.

Pay attention!

This symbol warns of misuse that could result in damage to the product or harm to the

environment.

Danger!

This symbol indicates possible hazards to your health and even to your life that may arise if

certain actions are not carried out and the appropriate precautions are not observed.

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User Manual

Please read all user manuals supplied with the e-bike. If you have any questions about

the topics discussed in this manual, consult a specialist e-bike dealer for assistance.

2 Introduction

This part of the user manual gives you detailed information about the electrical parts of the engine.

To use the e-bike in accordance with the law, a mandatory user manual for the technology

of the e-bike (in accordance with the ISO standard 4210:2014 must be enclosed and handed

over to you.

Before you start, read the original user manual and the general operating instructions carefully. The

manufacturer accepts no liability for damage resulting from the failure to follow these instructions.

Your e-bike should only be used in accordance with its intended use.

Any other use may lead to technical malfunctions and accidents. Liability for

defects and warranty are not valid in case of misuse.

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3 Safety instructions

3.1 General information

When using the product, make sure you follow the instructions in the user manual correctly.

Make sure you read the chapters 'before first ride'and 'before every ride' in the general user

manual before using the e-bike for the first time.

If you lend your e-bike to a third party, give them this user manual along with the e-bike.

After you have read the user manual, keep it in a safe place for future reference.

3.2 For your safety

Always apply the e-bike's brakes before putting your foot on the pedal. The bike runs forward

as soon as you push the pedal down. This force may be unfamiliar, you may fall, and cause

dangerous situations or traffic accidents that may result in injury.

Do not pay too much attention to the display when cycling, otherwise you may cause an accident.

If you are going to ride the e-bike, make sure you are fully familiar with the starting characteristics of

the e-bike before riding. If the e-bike suddenly moves forward, accidents can happen.

No modifications should be made to the e-bike or engine that will increase the speed

or performance of the e-bike. Also the use of a boost set or adjusting the gearing is not

permitted.

3.3 Boosting the e-bike is not permitted

Do not modify the technology of the e-bike in any way. Treating the e-bike in any way to

increase performance or speed may lead to legal problems and/or make the e-bike less

safe to ride.

Potential legal implications:

■The law requires the e-bike to be registered for approval and insured.

■All legal requirements regarding the setting of the e-bike, and as determined by the traffic

police inspection department, must be met.

■The manufacturer does not provide any guarantee, warranty or liability.

■Criminal consequences cannot be excluded. For example, unintentional bodily injury may

result in a criminal offence.

■Termination of bicycle insurance.

Possible technological implications:

■Tampering with the e-bike's technology can reduce its capacity, cause malfunctions or

break bike parts.

■The engine and battery can be overloaded and extremely overheated. Consequences:

Irreparable damage and fire hazard.

■The brakes and other components may be overloaded. Consequences: Poor

performance, overheating, increase in wear.

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3.4 Installation and maintenance

The electrical system of your e-bike is very powerful. If you notice any damage to the

electrical system, remove the battery immediately. After a fall or accident, any power

conducting parts may be exposed. If you have a question or problem, please contact your

dealer. Lack of skill can lead to serious accidents .

Before doing any work on your e-bike, turn off the electrical unit and remove the battery.

Failure to do so may result in serious injury and/or electric shock .

Only carry out work described in this manual. Do not interfere with or modify the system.

Modules must not be disassembled or opened. If in doubt, always contact a specialist

dealer at .

Replace defective or worn parts, such as the battery, charger or cable, with original spare parts

produced by the manufacturer or with parts recommended by the manufacturer. If not, the warranty

and/or the manufacturer's warranty will be declared null and void. If non-original or incorrect spare

parts are used, the e-bike or not work properly. In the event of a malfunction, contact a qualified

dealer who will perform repairs using only genuine spare parts.

Improper operation of the drive system and making changes to the battery, charger or drive may

result in injury or costly damage. In this case, the manufacturer rejects all liability for any damage

and losses incurred. Changes to the electrical system may result in criminal prosecution. This may be

the case if the supported maximum speed has changed.

3.5 Safety instructions

■Follow the instructions in the owner's manual while riding your e-bike.

■Regularly check the battery charger for damage, especially the cable, plug and housing.

If the battery charger is damaged, do not use it until it is repaired.

■This product is not intended to be used by persons (including children) with reduced

physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lacking in experience and knowledge, unless

under supervision or after receiving instructions concerning the use of the product

from a person responsible for their safety.

■Do not allow children to play near the product.

■If you notice any errors or problems with your e-bike, please contact a dealer.

■Do not make any changes to the system yourself. It can lead to malfunctions in the system.

■The product is designed to be waterproof, to withstand riding in wet conditions.

However, do not intentionally immerse it in water.

■Do not clean the e-bike with a pressure jet. If water gets into any of the components,

operating problems or rust may result.

■If the product is transported on a high-speed vehicle where it is exposed to rain, remove

the battery pack and store it in a safe place to prevent it from getting wet.

■Handle the product with care and avoid subjecting it to severe shocks.

■The important information in the user manual can also be found on the product labels.

■If you use or give a spare battery key, remember to give the number on the battery key.

Keep this number in your memory or your notebook.

■Use a wrung-out damp cloth to clean the casing of the battery.

■For any questions regarding maintenance and use of the product, please contact

the dealer where you purchased the product.

■Natural wear as a result of normal use and ageing is not covered by the quality guarantee.

■Contact your dealer for software updates.

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■Familiarize yourself with the e-bike on a safe terrain before taking your first real bike ride!

■Wear brightly colored protective clothing.

■You are required by law to wear a helmet when riding an e-bike.

3.6 Legal requirements

Be familiar with and follow the traffic rules of your country. Before taking your e-bike on public roads,

please make sure you are aware of the national regulations applicable in your specific country.

Consult your traffic licensing authority for information on how your e-bike should be equipped for

use on public roads.

The following (and additional) information is also applicable:

■What lighting equipment must be installed or must you carry with you?

■What kind of brakes should the e-bike be equipped with?

■There may also be age restrictions on riding in certain areas.

■This addresses, for example, the issue of children riding on public roads.

■If it is mandatory to wear a helmet, it is indicated here.

3.7 Intended use

The electrical components of the drive system are designed for

use with e-bike engines and may not be used for any other purpose.

The drive system with an output of 250 Watts may therefore only be used in combination with e-bikes.

Designed and approved for EPAC electric bikes. It is designed for use with city and touring bikes. It can

also be used for mountain bikes. It should not be used for competitions or commercial purposes. The

Max Drive System is designed for use with city and trekking bikes. It can also be used for mountain

bikes. Its use is not allowed for competitions or commercial purposes.

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3.8 Quick start

In this section, please find important information and instructions that will enable you to

safely use your e-bike as soon as possible.

First read the safety instructions and make sure you are aware of any legal regulations that apply to

you.

Carry out all safety checks as specified in section 'Before each ride'.

Read the instructions on how to charge the battery pack in the chapter 'Charging the battery'.

■Charge the battery until it is fully charged.

■Slide in the battery.

■Close the battery.

■To start the system, press the ' ' button on the control unit.

■Select the desired assist level using the control unit

Always squeeze the brakes on your e-bike before putting your foot on the pedals! The

engine starts moving forward as soon as you step on a pedal. This assist is unusual and

may result in falls, injuries or dangerous traffic accidents.

3.9 For first ride

■Before every ride, check the e-bike completely as described in the owner's manual under

the section 'Before each ride'.

■Charge the battery until it is fully charged.

■Make sure the battery is correctly slotted in and locked.

■Make sure the e-bike is ready for use and adapted to your body.

Practice operating and riding the e-bike in a quiet and safe place before taking to the

public roads.

Please also refer to the additional user manuals issued by the

manufacturers of individual components as supplied with your e-bike or available online.

Check that your e-bike is ready to use and set up correctly for you:

■Adjust the height and position of the saddle and handlebars.

■Check the brake installation and settings.

■Secure the wheels to the frame and into the fork.

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3.10 For each ride

If you are unsure whether your e-bike is in good technical condition, take it to your dealer

for inspection and do not ride it. The frame, fork, suspension components and other parts

that are important for your safety such as brakes and wheels are heavy-use parts. This may

affect the safe operation of these components. If you use parts beyond their intended life,

they may suddenly fail, which may result in falls and serious injury.

Before each trip, check that:

■The lights and the bell work and are properly attached.

■The brakes are in good working order and locked.

■The cables and mounting points do not leak if you own a model with hydraulic brakes.

■That there are no foreign bodies in the tyres and that the tyres and the rims are intact and

run properly.

■The tyres still have sufficient profile.

■Suspension parts are in good working order and tightly fitted.

■All bolts, nuts are tight.

■There are no deformations or cracks in the frame or fork.

■The handlebars, stem, saddle and seat post are all properly and securely fastened and in

the correct position.

■The seat post and saddle are securely fastened. Try turning the saddle or tilting it up or

down. This should not move.

■If your e-bike has clipless/magnetic pedals, check that they work properly.

■Pedals should move smoothly and easily.

■Every time you leave the e-bike unattended - even for a short time - check that the

bolts and nuts are securely fastened.

Also do these checks before proceeding after a fall or if your e-bike has fallen over.

Aluminium parts cannot be safely bent back into their original shape and

carbon parts may have sustained damage that is not visible to the eye .

The modern technology of the e-bike is high tech! Working on bicycle parts requires

specialized knowledge, experience and specialist tools! Do not perform work on your

e-bike yourself. Take your e-bike to a specialist workshop if it requires repair or maintenance.

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4 Electrical parts

4.1 Summary of sections

Rear rack + mid engine

A. Display

B. Control unit

C. Mid Engine

D. Battery

E. Front light

Rear rack + front wheel engine

A. Display

B. Control unit

C. Front wheel engine

D. Battery

E. Front light

Intube + mid-engine

A. Display

B. Control unit

C. Mid Engine

D. Battery

E. Belt drive

F. Front light

Intube + front wheel engine

A. Display

B. Control unit

C. Front wheel engine

D. Battery

E. Front light

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4.2 Important notes

The electrical system of your e-bike is very powerful. If you notice that the electrical

system is damaged, remove the battery immediately. After a fall or an accident, electrified

parts may be exposed. Please contact your dealer if you have any questions or problems.

Lack of expertise can lead to serious accidents.

Switch off the electrical system and remove the battery pack before carrying out any work

on your e-bike.

Do not clean the e-bike with a steam device, power jet, pressure washer or water hose.

Water can penetrate the electrical components or drive and destroy the equipment.

The operating temperature should be between -15 and +60 °C. The recommended

storage temperature is between -20 and +35 °C.

Perform only the operations as specified in this manual. Do not tamper with or modify the

system. Modules must not be disassembled or opened. If in doubt, consult a specialist dealer.

Replace defective or worn parts, such as the battery, charger and cable with original spare parts

made or recommended by the manufacturer. Failure to do so will invalidate the warranty and/

or manufacturer's guarantee. If non-original or incorrect spare parts are used, the e-bike may not

function properly. If something is defective, contact an official dealer who will carry out repairs using

original parts only.

Incorrect operation of the drive system and changes made to the battery, charger or drive system

can result in injury or costly damage. In such a case, the manufacturer cannot accept liability for

any damage or losses that may have been incurred. Changes to the electrical system may result

in criminal prosecution. This may be the case if the supported maximum speed has been modified.

5 Display Screen and Control Panel

5.1 Overview display screen DPC18 DISPLAY

1: Time display

The time is displayed in the 24-hour system and shows the current

time. The time can be set in 'setting the clock'.

2: USB charging display

When an external connection is made to the display,

the symbol is displayed.

3: Headlight indication

It will only be displayed when the headlight is switched on.

4: Speed scale display

The scale value corresponds to the digital value.

5: Mode select

single trip distance (TRIP) -> total distance ODO -> maximum speed

(MAX) -> average speed (AVG) -> remaining distance (RANGE)

-> energy consumption (CALORIES) -> time (TIME).

6: Battery level display

Current battery value display.

7: Voltage / percentage display

Show the actual level of the battery level; the display mode

can be set in the 'Soc View'.

8: Speed digital display

Display current speed; speed unit can be set in 'Unit'.

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9: Power scale display / current scale display

Display current output value; output unit can be set in 'Power View'.

10: Walk assist:

Display the ten levels as '0' / '1' / '2' / '3' / '4' / '5' / “ ', short-press (0.5S)

or to change the level. Press and hold (2S) to start the 'Walk

assist'mode.

11: Mode data display

Display current data corresponding to the mode.

5.1.1 Overview of DPC18 control panel

1: Light

2: On / Off

3: Level +

4: Level -

5: Mode

5.1.2 Using DPC18

On / off button

Turn on the power, long-press the power button (> 2S) to turn on the display, the display will start

working. Long-press the power button (> 2S) again to turn off the display. If the e-bike is not used, the

display will automatically turn off after 5 minutes (time can be set at in 'Auto Off'). If the password

function of display is activated, you must enter the correct password to get to the regular display

interface.

Selection of the assist level

In manual acceleration mode, short-press (<0.5 S)

or to change the level of the auxiliary power;

the lowest level is level 0, the highest level is level 5.

When the display is switched on, the default mode is

Level 1; '0' means no power assist.

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Switch between Distance mode and Speed mode

Short-press (0.5 sec.) to toggle display between distance and speed, cycle-show signal-trip

distance (TRIP) -> total distance (ODO) -> maximum speed (MAX) -> average speed (AVG) ->

remaining distance (RANGE) -> energy consumption (CALORIES) -> time (TIME). Energy consumption

unit calories means kCal.

Display backlight switch

Press and hold (> 2S) to turn on the display backlight and the headlight.

Press and hold again (> 2S) to turn off the display backlight and the headlight. .

There are 5 levels of backlight brightness that can be selected by the user (can be set in 'brightness').

(If the display is switched on in a dark environment, the backlight of the display/headlight will come

on automatically. If the backlight / headlight of the display is switched off manually, they must also

be switched on manually).

Walk assist mode

When the Walk assist is active, an icon will appear with '6km'. It is activated by pressing the button for a

few seconds . If you release the button again, the walk assist function also stops immediately.

Make sure that you NEVER use the walk assist function while cycling!

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5.1.3 Error codes DPC18

5.1.4 DPC18 error messages

You may see an error message in the display if something goes wrong in the electronic system. The

error messages have the following codes:

Contact a technician to correct the error message. The display will not return to normal until the

problem is resolved. The drive will not be functional until then.

Error code Definition Solution

“07” High voltage protection Check the battery voltage

“08” Error with engine hall sensor inside Have your dealer check the engine stator

“10” Engine temperature has reached the

maximum protection value

Stop riding and wait until the LED stops blinking

“12” Error with power sensor in controller Have your dealer check the sensor

“13” Error with temperature sensor in battery Check the battery

“21” Error with speed detection sensor Check the engine stator

“22” BMS Communication error Replace the battery

“30” Communication error 1. Check the connectors between the EB-BUS and

the controller

2. Replace the controller

Number Definition Solution

0Normal Normal situation; no action required

1Short circuit in the system / incorrect voltage Contact a technician

2Error in pedal sensor Contact a technician

3Problem with power supply to the engine Contact a technician

4Defect in engine housing Contact a technician

5Brake problem Contact a technician

6Low voltage -> battery is empty Charge the battery

7Engine trouble (stalls) Contact a technician

8Communication error controller Contact a technician

9Communication error display Contact a technician

5.2 Functionality overview DPC10 DISPLAY

■Speed display (including real time speed (SPEED), top speed (MAXS) and average

speed (AVG), switch between km and miles)

■Switching between km and miles

■Battery capacity indicator

■Automatic sensors for lighting system

■Brightness setting for backlight

■Assist level indicator

■Walk assist

■Mileage (including single trip distance, total distance)

■Display of the remaining range (depending on your riding style)

■Engine power indicator

■Energy consumption indicator in calories (note: if the display has this functionality)

■Display of error messages

■Maintenance

■USB charging function

5.2.1 Overview control panelDPC10

1: Real-time display of battery capacity.

2: Menu.

3: Maintenance: see section 'Maintenance'.

4: Digital speed display.

5: Speed mode, top speed (MAXS) -

average speed (AVG).

6: Mileage, daily mileage

(TRIP) - total kilometres (TOTAL).

7: Data: display the data of the current

mode.

8: Walk assist.

9: The USB charging indicator displays the icon

if an external USB device is connected to the

display.

10: The display shows this symbol when the

lighting is switched on.

11: Error indicator.

12: Error code indicator.

13: Speed unit.

14: Unit indicator.

15: Remaining range (RANGE).

(this representation is not accurate)

16: Assist level

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5.2.2 Switching the system on / off

Long-press to switch the system on.

Long-press again to switch the system off.

If the 'auto off time' is set to 5 minutes (can be set using the 'Set Auto Power Off' function - see 'Setting

Automatic Power Off'), the the display will automatically switch off within the desired time when it is

not in operation. If password function is enabled, you must enter the correct password to get to the

home screen.

5.2.3 Selection of assist levels

When the display is on, short-press , or to change the assist level. The lowest level is 1, the highest

level is 5. When the system is switched on, the the assist level is set to level 1 by default. There is no

assist when the assist level is set to level 0.

5.2.4 Selection mode

Short-press to view the different trip modes. Trip: daily mileage (TRIP) -

total kilometres (TOTAL) - maximum speed (MAXS) - average speed (AVG) - remaining range (RANGE)

(this display may differ from the actual range due to different conditions (terrain, temperature, assist

level) - power output (W) - calorie meter (C (only if torque sensor is fitted)).

5.2.5 Headlight/rear light

Long-press to switch on the headlight and rear light.

Long-press again to switch the headlight off. The brightness of the rear light

can be set in the Settings under 'Brightness'. If the display/e-bike is switched on in a dark environment,

the backlight of the display/headlight will be switched on automatically.

If the backlight of the display/headlight has been switch off manually, the

the automatic sensor function is deactivated. You can only switch on the lights manually.

After switching the system back on.

5.2.6 Walk assist

You can only activate walk assist with a stationary e-bike. To activate: Short-press -until level 0 is set.

Then short-press -, and the symbol will be displayed . Then long-press - to activate the walk

assist function. The symbol will flash and the e-bike will move at a speed of approx. 6 km/h. After

releasing the button, the engine will automatically stop and the e-bike will return to level 0 (unless a

different option is activated within 5 seconds).

If no speed signal is detected, the display will show 2.5 km/h.

5.2.7 Battery capacity indicator

The battery capacity is shown with ten bars. Each full bar represents a percentage of battery capacity

remaining. If the indicator frame flashes, this indicates that the battery is low (as shown in the table

below):

Number of bars Charge status

10 ≥ 90%

975 % ≤ C < 90 %

860 % ≤ C < 75%

750 % ≤ C < 60 %

640 % ≤ C < 50 %

530 % ≤ C < 40 %

420 % ≤ C < 30 %

310 % ≤ C < 20%

28 % ≤ C < 10%

15 % < C < 8%

the digital display flashes ≤ 5%

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5.2.8 USB charging function

If an external USB device is connected to the display, the

icon appears and the device is charging. The maximum charging voltage

is 5 V and the maximum charging current is 500 mA.

5.2.9 Settings

After the display has been switched on, short-press twice to open the 'MENU”.

You can now press or to select and re-set options.

Then short-press twice to confirm the selected option and return to the

main screen. If for 10 seconds no buttons are pressed in the 'MENU', then the

display automatically returns to the main screen and no data is saved

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5.2.10 Resetting mileage

When the system is switched on, short-press twice to enter ‘MENU’. The message 'tC' will appear

on the display (as shown below). Now use or to select 'y' or 'n'. If you select 'y', the daily mileage

(TRIP) - the maximum speed (MAX) and average speed (AVG) are reset.

Once you have made your choice, short-press twice to save your choice and return to the main

screen, or short-press once to save your choice and return to the main screen

the next item 'Selections in km / miles'.

NOTE: If the daily mileage reaches 99999 km, this value will be automatically reset.

5.2.11 Selections in km / miles

When the system is switched on, short-press twice to open the 'MENU'. Press repeatedly until 'S7'

appears on the display (as shown below).

Now use or to select 'km/h' or 'mile/h'. Once you have made your choice, short-press twice

to save your choice and return to the main screen, or short-press once to save your choice and

move on to the next item ‘Set Light sensitivity'.

5.2.12 Setting the light sensitivity

When the system is switched on, short-press twice to open the 'MENU'.

Press repeatedly until 'bL0' appears on the display (as shown below). Then press to increase or

decrease the value (the light sensitivity can be set to 0-5). Select 0 to turn off the light sensitivity.

Once you have made your choice, short-press twice to save your choice and return to the main

screen, or short-press once to save your choice and move on to the next item ‘display brightness'.

5.2.13 Setting the display brightness

When the system is switched on, short-press twice to open the 'MENU'. Press repeatedly until

'bL1' appears on the display (as shown below). Then press to increase or decrease the value

(the brightness can be set from 1-5). Once you have made your choice, short-press twice to save

your choice and return to the main screen, or short-press once to save your choice and move on

to the next item, 'Auto Power Off'.

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5.2.14 Setting Auto Power Off

When the system is switched on, short-press twice to open the 'MENU'. Press repeatedly until

'OFF' appears on the display (as shown below). Then press to increase or to decrease

the value (the value can be set from 1-9 minutes). Once you have made your choice, short-press

twice to save your choice and return to the main screen, or you can short-press once to save

your choice and go to the next item 'Maintenance tip'.

5.2.15 Maintenance tip

When the system is switched on, short-press twice to open the 'MENU'. Press repeatedly until

'nnA' appears on the display (as shown below). Then press or to choose between '0' and '1'.

Select 0 to turn off the notification. Once you have made your selection, short-press twice to save

your choice and return to the main screen.

NOTE: When the service function is switched on, the indicator SERVICE every 5,000 km

(mileage over 5,000 km) will be displayed when switched on.

5.2.16 Wheel circumference

PLEASE NOTE: All data under this item cannot be changed and can only be

viewed.

When the system is switched on, short-press twice to open the 'MENU'. Press

repeatedly until 'LUd' appears on the display (as shown on the right). Once you

have viewed the information you wish to view, short-press twice to save

your choice and return to the main screen, or short-press once to go

to the next item 'Speed Limit’.

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5.2.17 Speed limit

PLEASE NOTE: All data under this item cannot be changed and can only be

viewed.

When the system is switched on, short-press twice to open the 'MENU'. Press

repeatedly until 'SPL' appears in the display (as shown on the right). Once

you have viewed the desired information, short-press twice to save your

selection and return to the main screen, or short-press once to go to the

next item 'Controller hardware information'.

5.2.18 Controller hardware information

PLEASE NOTE: All data under this item cannot be changed and can only be

viewed.

When the system is switched on, short-press twice to open the 'MENU'.

Press repeatedly until 'C Hc (Controller Hardware check)' appears on the

display (as shown here). Once you have viewed the desired information, short-

press twice to save your selection and return to the main screen, or short-

press once to go to the next item 'Controller software information'.

5.2.19 Controller software information

PLEASE NOTE: All data under this item cannot be changed and can only

be viewed.

When the system is switched on, short-press twice to open the 'MENU'. Press

repeatedly until 'CSc (Controller Software check)' appears on the display (as

shown opposite). Once you have viewed the desired information, short-press

twice to save your choice and return to the main screen, or short-press

once to go to the next item 'Display Hardware Information'.

5.2.20 Display hardware information

PLEASE NOTE: All data under this item cannot be changed and can only

be viewed.

When the system is switched on, short-press twice to open the 'MENU'. Press

repeatedly until 'dHc (Display Hardware check)' appears on the display (as

shown opposite). Once you have viewed the desired information, short-press

twice to save your choice and return to the main screen, or short-press

once to go to the next item 'Display software information'.

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5.2.21 Display software information

PLEASE NOTE: All data under this item cannot be changed and can only be viewed.

When the system is switched on, short-press twice to open the 'MENU'. Press

repeatedly until 'dSc (Display Software check)' appears on the display (as

shown opposite). Once you have viewed the desired information, short-press

twice to save your choice and return to the main screen, or short-press

once to go to the next item 'BMS hardware information'.

5.2.22 BMS hardware information

PLEASE NOTE: All data under this item cannot be changed and can only

be viewed.

When the system is switched on, short-press twice to open the 'MENU'. Press

repeatedly until 'bHc (BMS Hardware check)' appears on the display (as

shown on the right). Once you have viewed the information you need,

short-press twice to save your choice and return to the main screen, or

short-press once to go to the next item 'BMS software information'.

5.2.23 BMS software information

PLEASE NOTE: All data under this item cannot be changed and can only

be viewed.

When the system is switched on, short-press twice to open the 'MENU'. Press

repeatedly until 'bSc (BMS Software check)' appears on the display (as shown

opposite). Once you have viewed the information you need,

short-press twice to save your choice and return to the main screen, or

short-press once to go to the next item ‘Sensor hardware information’.

5.2.24 Sensor hardware information

PLEASE NOTE: All data under this item cannot be changed and can only

be viewed.

When the system is switched on, short-press twice to open the 'MENU'. Press

repeatedly until 'SHc (Sensor Hardware check)' appears in the display (as

shown opposite). Once you have viewed the information you need, short-press

twice to save your choice and return to the main screen, or short-press

once to go to the next item 'Sensor software information'.

PLEASE NOTE: This information will not be displayed if no torque sensor is present

in the drive system.

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5.2.25 Sensor software information

PLEASE NOTE: All data under this item cannot be changed and can only be

viewed.

When the system is switched on, short-press twice to open the 'MENU'.

Press repeatedly until 'SSc (Sensor Software check)' appears in the display

(as shown here). Once you have viewed the information you require, short-press

twice to save your choice and return to the main screen, or short-press

once to go to the next item 'Battery Information'.

PLEASE NOTE: This information will not be displayed if no torque sensor is present

in the drive system.

5.2.26 Error codes

PLEASE NOTE: All data under this item cannot be changed and can only be viewed.

When the system is switched on, short-press twice to open the 'MENU'. Press

repeatedly until 'E00' appears on the display (as shown below). You can

short-press to view the last ten error codes 'EO0' to 'EO9'. The error code '00'

indicates that there is no error. Once you have checked all the information you

want, short-press twice to return to the main screen.

5.2.27 Battery information

This function is disabled, this menu does not display any relevant or appropriate

information.

5.2.28 Error code definitions

The display can show the errors of an e-bike. If an error is detected, the

wrench icon appears on the display and one of the following

error codes is displayed.

Note: read the description of the error code carefully. If you see the error code,

first restart the system. If the problem is not resolved, contact your dealer.

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Number Definition Solution

04 The power supply throttle does not return to

the correct position.

Check that the throttle throttle is back in the correct

position. If the situation does not improve,

install a new throttle. (only if this function is available)

05 Power supply error Check the plug or cable of the

throttle whether they are properly attached

2. Disconnect the throttle. If the problem

still occurs, please contact your

dealer (only if this function is available)

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Number Definition Solution

07 Overcurrent protection. 1. Remove the battery.

2. Replace the battery.

3. Contact your dealer if the

problem persists.

08 Error with the Hall sensor signal in the

engine.

Contact your dealer.

09 Error with the engine phases Contact your dealer.

10 The temperature in the engine has reached

its maximum protection value.

1. Turn the system off and leave the e-bike

cool down.

2. Contact your dealer if the

problem persists.

11 The temperature sensor in the engine

has an error

Contact your dealer.

12 Error with the current sensor in the

controller.

Contact your dealer.

13 Error with the temperature sensor in

the battery.

Contact your dealer.

14 The protection temperature in the

controller has reached its maximum

protection value.

1. Turn the system off and leave the e-bike

cool down.

2. Contact your dealer if the

problem persists.

15 Error with the temperature sensor in the

controller.

Contact your dealer.

21 Speed sensor error. 1. Reboot the system

2. Check that the magnet is on the spoke is

aligned with the speed sensor and that the

distance is between 10 mm and 20 mm.

3. Check that the connector of the

speed sensor is correctly connected.

4. Contact your dealer if the

problem persists.

25 Torque signal error. 1. Check that all connections are correctly

connected.

2. Contact your dealer if the

problem persists.

26 Speed signal from torque sensor has an

error.

1. Check the speed sensor connector

to check that it is connected correctly.

2. Check the sensor for signs of damage.

3. Contact your dealer if the

problem persists.

27 Overcurrent, electric power, from controller. Contact your dealer.

30 Communication problem. 1. Check that all connections are correctly

connected.

2. Contact your dealer if the

problem persists.

33 Braking signal has an error.

(If brake sensors are fitted)

1. Check all connectors.

2. Contact your dealer if the

problem persists.

Number Definition Solution

35 Detection circuit for 15V has an error. Contact your dealer.

36 Detection circuit on the control panel has an

error

Contact your dealer.

37 WDT circuit is defective. Contact your dealer.

41 The total voltage of the battery is

too high.

Contact your dealer.

42 The total voltage of the battery is

too low.

Contact your dealer.

43 The total power of the battery cells is too

high

Contact your dealer.

44 The voltage of the single cell is too

high.

Contact your dealer.

45 The temperature of the battery is too

high.

Contact your dealer.

46 The temperature of the battery is too

low.

Contact your dealer.

47 The SOC of the battery is too high. Contact your dealer.

48 The SOC of the battery is too low. Contact your dealer.

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5.3 Functional overview DPC11 DISPLAY

■Speed display (including top speed and average speed, switch between km and miles)

■Battery capacity indicator

■Controls for lighting

■Brightness setting for backlight

■Walk assist

■Assist level indicator

■Engine power indicator

■Time display for single trips

■Mileage (including single trip distance, total distance and remaining range)

■Setting the assist level

■Energy consumption indicator in calories (note: if the display has this functionality)

■Display of the remaining range (this display can differ from the actual range due to various

conditions (terrain, temperature, assist level))

■Information display (battery, controller, display and sensor)

■Display of error messages

5.3.1 Overview control panelDPC11

1: Battery capacity display

2: Assist level

3: The display shows this symbol when the light is on.

4: Unit of speed

5: Digital speed display

6: Trip: daily mileage (TRIP) - total mileage (ODO) - top speed (MAX)

- average speed (AVG) - range remaining (RANGE) (This display is an estimate, not

accurate) - energy consumption (CALORIES)- power (POWER)- travel time (TIME).

5.3.2 Switching the system on / off

Press and hold on the display for more than 2 seconds to turn on

the system. Press and hold longer than 2 seconds once again

to turn off the system.If the 'auto off time' is set to 5 minutes (can

be set with the 'Auto Off' function, see 'Auto Off'), the display will be

switched off automatically in the desired time when it is not operated.

If the password function is enabled, you need to input the correct

password to enter the basic screen. The display will be switched

off automatically in the desired time when it is not operated. If the

password function is enabled, you must enter the correct password

to go to the basic screen.

5.3.3 Selection of assist levels

When the display is on, short-press , or to change the assist level. The lowest level is 1, the

highest level is 5. When the system is switched on, the the assist level is set to level 1 by default. There

is no assist when the assist level is set to level 0.

For details on how to set the different Assist Mode settings, see the ‘Assist Mode’ section.

assist levels.

5.3.4 Selection Mode

Short-press to view the different travel modes.

Trip: daily mileage (TRIP) - total mileage (ODO) - top speed (MAX) - average speed (AVG) - range

remaining (RANGE) (this display may differ from the actual range due to different conditions (terrain,

temperature, assist level) - energy consumption (CALORIES) - power consumption (POWER) - travel

time (TIME)

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5.3.5 Headlight / Rear light

Press and hold for more than 2 seconds to turn on the headlight and rear light.

Press and hold again for more than 2 seconds to turn the headlight off. The brightness

of the rear light can be set in the 'Brightness' settings.

5.3.6 Walk assist

To activate the walk assist: Press until this symbol

appears. Then press and hold while the symbol

is displayed. Walking assistance is now activated. The symbol will

flash and the e-bike will move at a speed of approx. 5 km/h. When

you let go, the engine will automatically stop and the assist level will

automatically return to level 0.

Please note: you cannot use the walk assist while cycling!

5.3.7 Maintenance

The display will show the message 'Service' once a certain number of kilometres have been covered.

At a mileage of more than 5,000 km (or more than 100 charging cycles) the message 'Service' will

appear in the display. The SERVICE message will appear in the display screen after every 5,000 km.

This functionality can be set in the settings.

5.3.8 Battery Capacity Indicator

The battery capacity is shown in

the upper left hand corner of the

display. Each full dash represents

a percentage of battery capacity

remaining (as shown in the table).

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80% - 100%

60% - 80%

40%-60%

20%-40%

5%-20%

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5.3.9 Settings

After the display is switched on, press and hold simultaneously to

access the SETTING menu. Short-press or to select 'Display Setting',

'Information' or 'Exit'. Then short-press to confirm your selection. You

can also select 'EXIT' and short-press to return to the main menu

or select 'BACK' and short-press to return to the settings interface.

5.3.10 'Display Setting' Display settings

Short-press or and select 'Display Setting'. Then short-press to

access the following settings.

5.3.11 'TRIP Reset' Mileage reset

Short-press or to select 'Trip Reset' in the 'Display Setting' menu, then short-press

to confirm your selection. Then use or to select 'YES' or 'NO'. Once you have chosen your

preferred setting, short-press to save your choice and return to the Display Setting menu.

5.3.12 'Unit' Setting the unit to km/miles

Short-press or to select 'Unit' in the 'Display Setting' menu, then short-press

to confirm your selection. Then use or to choose between 'Metric' (kilometres) or 'Imperial'

(miles). Once you have chosen your preferred setting, short-press to confirm your choice

save your choice and return to the Display Setting menu.

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5.3.13 'Brightness' The brightness of the display

Short-press or to select 'Brightness' in the 'Display Setting' menu. Then short-press

to confirm your selection. Then use or to choose from '100%' / '75%' / ‘50%’ /’ 30%’/’10%’. Once you

have chosen your preferred setting, short-press to confirm your choice save your choice and

return to the Display Setting menu.

5.3.14 'Auto Off' Setting the automatic switch-off time

Short-press or to select 'Auto Off' in the 'Display Setting' menu, then short-press to confirm

your selection. Then use or to select from 'OFF', '9'/'8'/'7'/'6'/'5'/'4'/'3'/'2'/'1' (the numbers are times

in minutes). Once you have chosen your preferred setting, short-press to save your choice and

return to the Display Setting menu.

5.3.15 'Assist Mode' Setting the assist level

Short-press or to select 'Max Pass' in the 'Display Setting' menu, then short-press

to confirm your selection. Then use or to choose from '3'/'5'/'9' (the amount of assist levels).

Once you have chosen the desired setting, short-press to save your choice and return to the

Display Setting menu.

5.3.16 'Service' Switching the message on/off

Short-press or to select 'Service' in the 'Display Setting' menu, then short-press

to confirm your selection. Then use or to choose from 'YES' or 'NO'. Once you have selected the

desired setting, short-press to confirm your choice and return to the Display Setting menu.

5.3.17 'Information' Information

After the display is switched on, press and hold simultaneously to enter the 'Setting' menu.

Then short-press or to select 'Information' and short-press to confirm your choice and

open 'Information'.

5.3.18 Wheel Size

Short press or to select 'Wheel Size', then short-press to

confirm your choice and view the wheel size. Short-press to return

to 'Information'. This information is not subject to change and is only

information about the e-bike.

5.3.19 'Speed Limit' Maximum speed

Short press or to select 'Speed Limit', then short-press to

confirm your choice and view the maximum speed. Short-press to

return to 'Information'. This information is not subject to change and is

only information about the e-bike.

5.3.20 'Battery Info' Information on the battery

This functionality is disabled, this menu does not display any relevant or

appropriate information.

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5.3.21 'Ctrl Info' Information about the controller

Short-press or and select 'Ctrl Info'. Then short-press to confirm. Now short-press or

to view the hardware or software version. Short-press to return to 'Information'.

5.3.22 'Display Info' Information on the display

Short-press or and select 'Display Info'. Then short-press to confirm. Now short-press or

to view the hardware or software version. Short-press to return to 'Information'

5.3.23 'Torque Info' Torque information

Short-press or and select 'Torque Info'. Then short-press to confirm. Now short-press or

to view the hardware or software version. Short-press to return to 'Information'.

5.3.24 'Error code' Error codes

Short-press or and select 'Error code'. Then short-press to

confirm. Now short-press or to view a list of error codes from

the e-bike. The last 10 error codes of the e-bike can be displayed. The

error code '00' indicates that there is no error. Short-press to return

to 'Information'.

5.3.25 Error code definitions

The display can show the errors of an e-bike. If an error is detected, one of the following

error codes is displayed.

Note: Read the description of the error code carefully. If you see the error code, first restart

the system. If the problem is not resolved, contact your dealer.

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07 Overcurrent protection. 1. Remove the battery.

2. Replace the battery.

3. Contact your dealer if the

problem persists.

08 Error with the Hall sensor signal in the

engine.

Contact your dealer.

09 Error with the engine phases Contact your dealer.

10 The temperature in the engine has reached

its maximum protection value.

1. Turn the system off and leave the e-bike

cool down.

2. Contact your dealer if the

problem persists.

11 The temperature sensor in the engine

has an error

Contact your dealer.

12 Error with the current sensor in the

controller.

Contact your dealer.

13 Error with the temperature sensor in

the battery.

Contact your dealer.

14 The protection temperature in the

controller has reached its maximum

protection value.

1. Turn the system off and leave the e-bike

cool down.

2. Contact your dealer if the

problem persists.

15 Error with the temperature sensor in the

controller.

Contact your dealer.

21 Speed sensor error. 1. Reboot the system

2. Check that the magnet is on the spoke is

aligned with the speed sensor and that the

distance is between 10 mm and 20 mm.

3. Check that the connector of the

speed sensor is correctly connected.

4. Contact your dealer if the

problem persists.

Number Definition Solution

04 The power supply throttle does not return to

the correct position.

Check that the throttle throttle is back in the correct

position. If the situation does not improve,

install a new throttle. (only if this function is available)

05 Power supply error Check the plug or cable of the

throttle whether they are properly attached

2. Disconnect the throttle. If the problem

still occurs, please contact your

dealer (only if this function is available)

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Number Definition Solution

25 Torque signal error. 1. Check that all connections are correctly

connected.

2. Contact your dealer if the

problem persists.

26 Speed signal from torque sensor has an

error.

1. Check the speed sensor connector

to check that it is connected correctly.

2. Check the sensor for signs of damage.

3. Contact your dealer if the

problem persists.

27 Overcurrent, electric power, from controller. Contact your dealer.

30 Communication problem. 1. Check that all connections are correctly

connected.

2. Contact your dealer if the

problem persists.

33 Braking signal has an error.

(If brake sensors are fitted)

1. Check all connectors.

2. Contact your dealer if the

problem persists.

35 Detection circuit for 15V has an error. Contact your dealer.

36 Detection circuit on the control panel has an

error

Contact your dealer.

37 WDT circuit is defective. Contact your dealer.

41 The total voltage of the battery is

too high.

Contact your dealer.

42 The total voltage of the battery is

too low.

Contact your dealer.

43 The total power of the battery cells is too

high

Contact your dealer.

44 The voltage of the single cell is too

high.

Contact your dealer.

45 The temperature of the battery is too

high.

Contact your dealer.

46 The temperature of the battery is too

low.

Contact your dealer.

47 The SOC of the battery is too high. Contact your dealer.

48 The SOC of the battery is too low. Contact your dealer.

5.4 Overview of the C300S display screen

1: Battery gauge

2: Voltage meter

3: Sleep mode

4: Speedometer

5: KM/H & MPH

6: Display backlight

7: Walk assist

8: Assist levels 1 through 5

9: Error message

10: Ride mode

11: Trip meters / distance meters

ODO

TRIP 1

TRIP 2

12: Trip time

1: Battery gauge

Battery level; a frame in the shape of a battery filled with cubes. Each block in the box gene

rally represents about 15% battery capacity. If the battery is (almost) empty, the frame of will

flash on the screen.

3: Sleep mode

Sleep mode is automatically activated after 5 minutes of inactivity.

4: Speedometer

Current speed in km/h (or mp/h).

Assistance type (PAS/Pedal assistance)

Assistance levels - 1 to 5

Using the and buttons, you can adjust the assistance level up or down.

7: Walk assist

When the Walk assist is active, an icon will appear with '6km'. It is activated by pressing the

button for a few seconds. If you release the button again, the walk assist function also stops

immediately.

Make sure you NEVER use the walkassist while cycling!

11: Trip meters / distance meters

The trip meter shows a number of things. By short-pressing the MODE button, you can view.

ODO

Overall distance; the total distance traveled (can not be reset / set to 0)

Trip 1

Measures the distance of how far you cycle; resets automatically at 500 km (can be reset

manually at menu 1 .See 'Setting the panel'

Trip 2

Displays 30 seconds of the last traveled distance of the previous session. It automatically

resets and after the reset starts measuring the current session

12 Trip time

Measures how long you ride; resets automatically after display is turned off

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5.4.1 Switching on C300S

■Lock the battery and switch on the electrical system by turning the key all the way to

right ('on')

■Turn on the display by pressing and holding the MODE button for 3 seconds

■Choose the desired level of pedal assist by using and

■As soon as you pedal, the assist switches on

■You interrupt the assistance by stopping pedaling.

Start in a low assistance level and low gear to ensure that you start slowly and gradually.

This is safer and it also puts less strain on the battery, so you can cycle a longer distance

.

What the screen displays

When the display is on, it shows the following: current battery status, current speed, current assistance

level and the distance traveled. Press the MODE button to switch displayed information.

Display backlight

Press and hold for 3 seconds. The backlight will turn on. Press and hold for 3 seconds again

to turn the backlight off

5.4.2 Layout display C300S

Short-press MODE to switch between trip distance, trip time, total kilometres traveled and

maximum speed.

5.4.3 Battery power on display C300S

When the battery is full, all six blocks of the battery icon are full. As blocks drop from the icon, the

battery power decreases. If the battery icon flashes, the battery is completely flat and you need to

recharge it.

5.4.4 Settings C300S

Simultaneously press and hold the and button for three seconds; the display will now enter

the setting screen. You can make the following settings:

■Trip meter reset.

■Set maximum speed.

■Set wheel diameter.

■Set km/h or mp/h.

■Set the riding position.

Press the MODE button to move to the next setting. Pressing the and button again

simultaneously closes the settings menu.

Trip Meter (Trip Meter) Reset

Set the reset function for single trip distance.

Short-press (<0.5 sec) or to select 'TRIP Reset', then short-press (<0.5 S) . At

this time, short-press (<0.5 sec) or to switch between 'NO' and 'YES'. TRIP Reset

includes maximum speed (MAXS), average speed (AVG), one way trip distance

(TRIP). After confirmation, short-press (<0.5 sec.) to save and to return to 'TRIP

Reset'.

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Short-press twice (interval time is less than 0.5 S) to exit the main interface, or select 'BACK' -> 'EXIT'

to return to the main interface. The data is not automatically reset when the e-bike or the display is

switched off.

Setting the maximum speed

Set the maximum speed down by pressing .

Up by pressing .

In the Netherlands, the legal requirement is that an e-bike may be assisted up to 25 km/h. If you

exceed the speed with the e-bike, the pedal assistance will stop. You can continue to cycle, but you

will no longer be assisted. As soon as you get above 25 km/h, the e-bike will not pedal heavier to get

you below 25 km/h. Because there is a freewheel engine in this model, you pedal as if you were on

an e-bike without pedal assistance.

Pay attention! This menu is only for adjusting the speed limit downwards. If you try to boost

the e-bike, the consequences are at your own risk. Do not modify the technology of the

e-bike in any way. Treating the e-bike in any way to increase performance or speed may

lead to legal problems and/or make the e-bike less safe to ride.

Setting the wheel diameter

Set the diameter of the wheel using and .

Pay attention! Default setting: 700 c. There should be no deviations from this rule, as this

would render the computer system ineffective.

Set km/h or mph

With and you choose kilometers per hour or miles per hour.

Setting the drive mode

Use or to select the desired drive mode.

Switch the assist on or off.

Press the MODE button on the control panel on the left side of the steering wheel for 2 seconds.

As soon as the screen is switched off, the e-bike will no longer assist you.

Do you want the screen to be on but stop the assist? Set the assistance level to 0. The computer

system then continues to measure distances and speeds.

Pay attention! The display will turn off automatically after 5 minutes at a speed of 0 km/h.

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5.4.5 Error messages C300S

You may see an error message in the display if something goes wrong in the electronic system. The

error messages have the following codes:

Contact a technician to correct the error message. The display will not return to normal until the

problem is resolved. The drive will not be functional until then.

5.5 Overview of functionalities display C600

■Battery indication

■Speed display, including current speed, maximum speed and average speed.

■Distance indicator, including indicator for single routes and total distance traveled.

■Indicator for walk assist.

■A number of adjustable parameters such as; wheel diameter, speed limit, battery setting,

number of PAS positions, front light switch, automatic switch off.

5.5.1 Displaying speeds

When the display is switched on, the center of the screen shows the current speed.

In the Netherlands, the legal requirement is that an electronic e-bike may provide assist up to 25

km/h. If you exceed the speed with the e-bike, the pedal assistance will stop. You can continue to ride,

but you will no longer receive assistance. As soon as you get above 25 km/h, the e-bike will not pedal

heavier to get you below 25 km/h. Because there is a free running engine in this model, you pedal as

if you were on an e-bike without pedal assistance.

5.5.2 Setting up walk assist

When the display is on, press and hold the - button to activate the walk assist function. The e-bike

can then go automatically at a constant speed of 6km/h. 6km/h is shown on the display. Walk assist

can only be used when walking with the e-bike.

Make sure you NEVER use the walkassist while cycling!

Number Definition Solution

0Normal Normal situation; no action required

1Short circuit in the system / incorrect voltage Contact a technician

2Error in pedal sensor Contact a technician

3Problem with power supply to the engine Contact a technician

4Defect in engine housing Contact a technician

5Brake problem Contact a technician

6Low voltage -> battery is empty Charge the battery

7Engine trouble (stalls) Contact a technician

8Communication error controller Contact a technician

9Communication error display Contact a technician

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5.5.3 Using the lighting

Short-press to get this symbol on your screen. This indicates that your

lights are on . Short-press to switch off your lights again.

5.5.4 Battery power (Fig. 1)

The voltage of the battery is displayed at the bottom right of the screen. When the battery has

enough voltage available, 5 black blocks are shown. When only 1 block is displayed, this indicates low

voltage and the battery needs to be recharged.

5.5.5 Distance indicator (Fig. 2)

Short-press SET to toggle between the different functions at the bottom left of the screen

■ODO: total distance traveled.

■Time: total time traveled.

■Trip A: Distance single trip A.

■Trip B: Distance single trip B.

fig. 1 fig. 2

5.5.7 Error messages C600

You may see an error message in the display if something goes wrong in the electronic system. The

error messages have the following codes:

Contact a technician to correct the error message. The display will not return to normal until the

problem is resolved. The drive will not be functional until then.

Number Definition Solution

0Normal Normal situation; no action required

1Short circuit in the system / incorrect voltage Contact a technician

2Error in pedal sensor Contact a technician

3Problem with power supply to the engine Contact a technician

4Defect in engine housing Contact a technician

5Brake problem Contact a technician

6Low voltage -> battery is empty Charge the battery

7Engine trouble (stalls) Contact a technician

8Communication error controller Contact a technician

9Communication error display Contact a technician

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5.6 Overview of the C300T display screen

1: Battery gauge

2: Voltage meter

3: Sleep mode

4: Speedometer

5: KM/H & MPH

6: Display backlight

7: Walk assist

8: Assist levels 1 through 5

9: Error message

10: Ride mode

11: Trip meters / distance meters

ODO

TRIP 1

TRIP 2

12: Trip time

Battery gauge

Battery level; a frame in the shape of a battery filled with cubes. Each block in the box generally

represents about 15% battery capacity. If the battery is (almost) empty, the frame of will flash on

the screen.

Sleep mode

Sleep mode is automatically activated after 5 minutes of inactivity.

Speedometer

Current speed in km/h (or mp/h).

Assistance type (PAS/Pedal assistance)

Assistance levels - 1 to 5

Using the and buttons, you can adjust the assistance level up or down.

Walk assist

When the Walk assist is active, an icon will appear with '6km'. It is activated by pressing the button

for a few seconds. If you release the button again, the walk assist function also stops immediately.

Make sure you NEVER use the walkassist while cycling!

Trip meters / distance meters

The trip meter shows a number of things. By short-pressing the MODE button, you can view

.

ODO

Overall distance; the total distance traveled (can not be reset / set to 0)

Trip 1

Measures the distance of how far you cycle; resets automatically at 500 km (can be reset manually

at menu 1 .See 'Setting the panel'

Trip 2

Displays 30 seconds of the last traveled distance of the previous session. It automatically resets

and after the reset starts measuring the current session

Trip time

Measures how long you ride; resets automatically after display is turned off

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5.6.1 Switching on C300T

■Lock the battery and switch on the electrical system by turning the key all the way to

right ('on')

■Turn on the display by pressing and holding the MODE button for 3 seconds

■Choose the desired level of pedal assist by using the speed throttle and

■As soon as you pedal, the assist switches on

■You interrupt the assistance by stopping pedaling.

Start in a low assistance level and low gear to ensure that you start slowly and gradually.

This is safer and it also puts less strain on the battery, so you can cycle a longer distance.

What the screen displays

When the display is on, it shows the following: current battery status, current speed, current assistance

level and the distance traveled. Press the MODE button to switch displayed information.

Display backlight

Press and hold for 3 seconds. The backlight will turn on. Press and hold for 3 seconds again to

turn the backlight off

5.6.2 Layout display C300T

Short-press MODE to switch between trip distance, trip time, total kilometres traveled and

maximum speed.

5.6.3 Battery power on display C300T

When the battery is full, all six blocks of the battery icon are full. As blocks drop from the icon, the

battery power decreases. If the battery icon flashes, the battery is completely flat and you need to

recharge it.

5.6.4 C300T settings

Simultaneously press and hold the and button for three seconds; the display will now enter

the setting screen. You can make the following settings:

■Trip meter reset.

■Set maximum speed.

■Set wheel diameter.

■Set km/h or mp/h.

■Set the riding position.

Press the MODE button to move to the next setting. Pressing the and button again

simultaneously closes the settings menu.

Trip Meter (Trip Meter) Reset

Set the reset function for single trip distance.

Short-press (<0.5 sec) or to select 'TRIP Reset', then short-press (<0.5 S) . At

this time, short-press (<0.5 sec) or to switch between 'NO' and 'YES'. TRIP Reset

includes maximum speed (MAXS), average speed (AVG), one way trip distance

(TRIP). After confirmation, short-press (<0.5 sec.) to confirm

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and return to the 'TRIP Reset'. Short-press twice (interval time is less than 0.5 S) to exit the main

interface, or select 'BACK' -> 'EXIT' to return to the main interface. The data is not automatically reset

when the e-bike or the display is switched off.

Setting the maximum speed

Set the maximum speed down by pressing .

Up by pressing .

In the Netherlands, the legal requirement is that an e-bike may be assisted up to 25 km/h. If you

exceed the speed with the e-bike, the pedal assistance will stop. You can continue to cycle, but you

will no longer be assisted. As soon as you get above 25 km/h, the e-bike will not pedal heavier to get

you below 25 km/h. Because there is a freewheel engine in this model, you pedal as if you were on

an e-bike without pedal assistance.

Pay attention! This menu is only for adjusting the speed limit downwards. If you try to boost

the e-bike, the consequences are at your own risk. Do not modify the technology of the

e-bike in any way. Treating the e-bike in any way to increase performance or speed may

lead to legal problems and/or make the e-bike less safe to ride.

Setting the wheel diameter

Set the diameter of the wheel using and .

Pay attention! Default setting: 700 c. There should be no deviations from this rule, as this

would render the computer system ineffective.

Set km/h or mph

With and you choose kilometers per hour or miles per hour.

Setting the drive mode

Use or to select the desired drive mode.

Switch the assist on or off.

Press the MODE button on the control panel on the left side of the steering wheel for 2 seconds.

As soon as the screen is switched off, the e-bike will no longer assist you.

Do you want the screen to be on but stop the assist? Set the assistance level to 0. The computer

system then continues to measure distances and speeds.

Pay attention! The display will turn off automatically after 5 minutes at a speed of 0 km/h.

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5.6.5 Error messages C300T

You may see an error message in the display if something goes wrong in the electronic system. The

error messages have the following codes:

Contact a technician to correct the error message. The display will not return to normal until the

problem is resolved. The drive will not be functional until then.

5.6.6 Throttle

The C300T has an additional button, this is a throttle at the bottom of the display. To get going, short-

press the throttle. This way you don't have to move the whole bike yourself.

5.6.7 About the throttle

This throttle is located under the control unit. This is in addition to walk-assist, where the engine

provides an impulse while walking.

Number Definition Solution

0Normal Normal situation; no action required

1Short circuit in the system / incorrect voltage Contact a technician

2Error in pedal sensor Contact a technician

3Problem with power supply to the engine Contact a technician

4Defect in engine housing Contact a technician

5Brake problem Contact a technician

6Low voltage -> battery is empty Charge the battery

7Engine trouble (stalls) Contact a technician

8Communication error controller Contact a technician

9Communication error display Contact a technician

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5.7 Overview of the DP C07 display functions

1: Menu

You can choose between different display modes. You can choose between different levels of

brightness, from level 1 (muted) to level 5 (bright).

2: Indication of speed

You can choose between km/h or miles/h. Display for current speed (SPEED), maximum speed (MAXS),

and average speed (AVG)

3: Speed mode

This shows the selected average speed (AVG) and maximum speed (MAXS).

5: Error code prompt

If a malfunction is detected, this symbol is displayed.

6: Trip distance indication

This shows the distance traveled during a single trip or the total distance traveled. (Depending on

the selected setting). The maximum distance is reached when 99999 is displayed. The distance of a

single trip (TRIP) or the total distance (TOTAL) can be displayed.

7: Assist level

This shows the selected level of assistance by the engine (1-5).

8: Walk assist

When the Walk assist is active, an icon will appear with '6km'. It is activated by pressing the button

for a few seconds. If you release the button again, the walk assist function also stops immediately.

Make sure you NEVER use the walk assist function while cycling!

9: Lighting

The signs illuminate when the front and rear lights are switched on. The front light, rear light and

display light switch on and off automatically depending on the light conditions.

10: Distance mode

Either the distance of a single trip (TRIP) or the total distance (TOTAL) can be displayed. The maximum

distance is reached when 99999 is displayed.

11: Battery power

The charging status is indicated by 10 bars. The battery is fully charged when all bars are lit on the

screen. An optimization algorithm ensures a stable display of the battery status. This avoids the

problem of fluctuating battery level indicators in many displays.

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1: '+' button

Switches to a higher level of engine assistance.

2: '-' button

Switches to a lower assist level.

3: On/off button lighting

Pressing the button once switches on the lighting of the

e-bike. Pressing it twice switches the lighting off again

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4: On/Off button:

Turn the electrical system on and then off.

5: Display mode:

Switch between the different views and functions.

5.7.2 On / off button

Press the ' ' button for 2 seconds. The display and system are switched on.

Press the ' ' button again for 2 seconds. The monitor and the system are switched off. After 5

minutes of no activity, the system will automatically be turned off .

5.7.3 Selection of the assist level

Press the ' ' or ‘ ' button to switch between the different assist levels. The lowest level is level

1; the highest is level 5. The default level when switching on is level 1. If no number is indicated, the

engine will not provide any assistance.

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5.7.4 Switch between Distance Mode and Speed Mode

Short-press the ' ' button to toggle between distance and speed on the display. First the

one-way distance is displayed (TRIP km) -> then the total distance traveled (TOTAL km) -> the

maximum speed attained (MAXS km/h) -> and finally the average speed (AVG km/h).

TRIP TOTAL MAXS AVG

5.7.5 Switching the bicycle lighting and display lighting on and off

Press the ' ' button for 2 seconds. The monitor lights and the lights of your e-bike are switched on.

Press the ' ' button again for 2 seconds. The bicycle light and the display light are both switched

off. As soon as you use the display in the dark, the lights on your e-bike will also automatically switch

on. Exception: If you have switched on the light manually, you must also switch it off manually at. The

display offers five levels of brightness.

switched off switched on

5.7.6 Walk assist

Your e-bike has a bicycle assist system that propels your e-bike at a speed

of 6 km/h. This can help you push the e-bike up steep hills.

The models with walk assist are not intended to help you ride or

start riding your e-bike! The engine would be at risk of overheating .

Hold down the ' ' button on the control panel for 2 seconds. ‘Walk assist is switched on.’ “ “

appears on the screen. As soon as you release the button, the walk assist mode is switched off.

Make sure you NEVER use the walk assist function while cycling!

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5.7.7 Switching between engine assist and pedal assistance

Engine assist mode Pedal assist mode

5.7.8 Charging status indicator

To ensure optimal performance of your e-bike, check the charge status of your battery before every

ride. When the display is on, the 10 LEDs give an indication. A certain number of bars and the battery

frame LCD lights will light up to show the current charge status (see diagram). If all 10 lights are off

and the digital screen is flashing, it means you need to charge your battery immediately.

5.7.9 Settings DP C07

DO NOT change the settings while riding the e-bike!

■To enter the parameter setting mode, turn on the screen and press the " " button TWICE

for more than 0.3 seconds.

■You are now in the menu to enter parameter settings. Here your settings can be

changed.

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10 ≥ 90%

975 % ≤ C < 90 %

860 % ≤ C < 75%

750 % ≤ C < 60 %

640 % ≤ C < 50 %

530 % ≤ C < 40 %

420 % ≤ C < 30 %

310 % ≤ C < 20%

28 % ≤ C < 10%

15 % < C < 8%

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■To confirm the settings, short-press the “ " button. This will

immediately show the next setting and you can browse through your

settings.

■To switch between the different settings, short-pressthe " " button.

■As soon as the setting you selected starts to flash, press on the " "

button to increase the parameter value or the " " button to

decrease the parameter value.

■ When you have chosen your final setting, you can return to the

main menu by pressing the " " button TWICE again for more than

0.3 seconds.

■If no changes are made to the settings after 10 seconds, the

monitor will return to the normal operating settings.

5.7.10 Resetting the data of a single trip

For this setting mode, "tC" appears on the screen.

■To delete the data of your last single trip (TRIP), maximum speed

(MAXS) and average speed (AVG) press the " " button ("y" appears

on the display).

■If you do not manually reset the data for a single trip,

it will automatically reset if you have traveled longer than 99 hours

and 59 minutes .

5.7.11 Distance displayed in kilometres/miles

For this setting mode, the “S7” appears on the screen.

■Press the " " or " " button to switch between km/h and mile/h.

5.7.12 Bicycle lighting sensor, setting the light sensitivity

For this setting mode, appears "bL0"appears on the screen.

■Select a parameter value between 0-5 using " " or " ". If you

select "0", the sensor function will be disabled.

■The lower the number, the darker it has to be for the sensor to

automatically switch on the bicycle lighting .

Function OFF Lowest level Highest level

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5.7.13 Brightness of display

In this setting mode, the 'bL1'appears on the screen.

■Select a parameter value between 1-5 using ' ' or ' '. 1 is the darkest backlight, 5 the

brightest.

Lowest level Highest level

5.7.14 Automatic switch-off

In this setting mode, 'OFF'appears on the screen.

■Select a parameter value between 1-9 using ' ' or ' '. The numbers

refer to the minutes remaining until the electrical system automatically switches off.

1 minute (shortest) 9 minutes (longest)

5.7.15 Error messages DPC 07

Do not perform work on your e-bike yourself. In order to work on the components of an

e-bike, you need specialist knowledge, experience and tools! Take your e-bike to a specialist

to have the error fixed.

The display will indicate if a malfunction has been detected in your e-bike. If a malfunction is detected,

the icon ' ' appears on the screen. One of the following defects will be displayed in the field where

the speed is indicated. The error messages have the following codes:

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Number Definition Solution

03 Brakes in operation Check if a brake cable is stuck

07 High voltage protection Take your electric e-bike to your dealer or to

a specialist to fix the error.

08 Error in the Hall sensor of the engine Take your electric e-bike to your dealer or to a

specialist to have the error resolved.

10 Engine temperature reaches maximum pro-

tection value

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Contact a technician to correct the error message. The display will not return to normal until the

problem is resolved. The drive will not be functional until then.

Error code 10 will probably appear on the display if the e-bike climbs for a long time at a

time. This indicates that the engine temperature has reached the protection value. In this

case, the user should stop and pause the e-bike. If the user allows the e-bike to continue to

run, the engine will automatically terminate the power supply.

Incorrect operation of the drive system and changes made to the battery, charger or drive

system can result in injury or costly damage. In such a case, the manufacturer cannot

accept liability for any damage or losses that may have been incurred. Changes to

the electrical system may result in criminal prosecution. This may be the case if the

supported maximum speed has been modified.

Number Definition Solution

12 Error with the current sensor in the drive Take your electric e-bike to your dealer or a speci-

alist to have the error repaired

13 Error with the temperature sensor in the

battery

Take your electric e-bike to your dealer or a

specialist to have the error fixed

21 Error with the sensor that detects the speed

of the wheels

Take your electric e-bike to your dealer or to a

specialist to have the error resolved.

22 BMS communication error Take your electric e-bike to your dealer or to

a specialist to fix the error.

25 Torsion sensor torsion signaling error Take your electric e-bike to your dealer or to a

specialist to have the error resolved.

26 Torque sensor speed signaling error Take your electric e-bike to your dealer or to

a specialist to fix the error.

30 Communication error Take your electric e-bike to your dealer or to a

specialist to have the error resolved.

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5.8 Overview of KD716 display screen

KD716 display has multiple functions to meet your cycling needs. The functions are as follows:

1. Intelligent battery power indication

2. Engine power

3: Assist level

4: Speed display (including current speed, maximum speed and average speed)

5: ODO and TRIP km

6: Walk assist

7: Travel Time (TRIP)

8: Clock

9: Backlight on/off

10: Error code indication

11: Pedal frequency

12: Different parameter settings

(e.g. wheel diameter, speed limit, battery level bar settings,

degree of assistance settings, power-on password settings,

controller overcurrent settings, etc.)

13: Restore default settings

14: Function interface

5.8.1 Switching the system on/off

Press the power button to turn on the e-bike system and to provide power for the controller.

Press and hold the power button for 2s to turn the e-bike system off. The e-bike system now no

longer uses the battery. When the e-bike system is switched off, the leakage current is less than 1 μA.

If the e-bike is parked for more than 10 minutes, the system will automatically turn of

Display interface

After switching on the e-bike system, the display shows the current speed and travel distance by

default. Press the ' ' button on the control panel and the following riding data will be displayed:

Trip Distance (Km) -> ODO (Km) -> Max. speed (Km/h) -> Avg. speed (Km/h) ->Trip Time (Min.)

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5.8.2 Walk assist on/off

To activate the walk assist function, press and hold the ' ' button on the remote control. After 2

seconds, the e-bike will be activated and will maintain a uniform speed of 6 km/h while the display

shows ' '. The walk assist function is switched off as soon as you release the ' ' button. The e-bike

system cuts off the power supply immediately.

The walk assist function should only be used while walking alongside the e-bike. Never use

the walk assist while riding the e-bike!

5.8.3 Switching backlight on/off

To switch on the backlight and headlight of the e-bike, press and hold

' ' for 2s. When cycling at night or in a low-light place, you can turn on the LCD

backlight. Press and hold ' ' again for 2s and the backlight and e-bike headlight

will be switched off.

5.8.4 Engine assist level

Press the ' ' or ' ' button to change the electric assistance and engine power.

The default assistance level ranges from level '0' to level ‘5’. The initial power is set

to level '0' by default. Level '1' is the minimum power- level '5' the maximum power.

When you reach '5', press the ' ' button again, the interface will still show '5', and

flash '5' to indicate the maximum power. When you reach level '0' when shifting it

down and you press the ' ' button again, the '0' flashes to indicate the minimum

power. The default value is level '1'.

5.8.7 Battery capacity

The five battery bars represent the capacity of the battery. The five battery bars are bright when

the battery is at full voltage. When the battery is in low voltage, the battery frame will flash at the

frequency of 1HZ to give a notification that the battery needs to be charged immediately.

5.8.8 Error code indication

If an error occurs in the electronic control system of the e-bike, the display will

show the corresponding error code. The definitions of the codes are included in

the error code list.

Allow the display to recover when an error code is displayed.

Otherwise you cannot ride the e-bike normally.

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Fully charged

Battery low (charging required)

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5.8.9 Error code list

5.8.10 General Settings KD716

Press the ' ' button to turn on the display. In case of a parked e-bike with the display activated,

press and hold ' ' and ' ' simultaneously for more than 2 seconds to enter general settings.

DO NOT change the settings while riding the e-bike!

All settings should be made while the e-bike is parked!

5.8.12 Trip Distance Clearance

'TC' (trip clearance) stands for the setting for clearing the travel distance. If you

want to delete the trip distance, press button ' ' or ' ' to select yes or no. 'Yes'

represents clearing a single trip distance. 'No' stands for not clearing a single trip

distance. To save a changed setting, press the ' ' button and access backlight

settings.

5.8.13 Backlight settings

'bL' stands for backlight settings. Level '1' is the lowest brightness. Level '2' is the

average brightness. Level '3' is the highest brightness. The default value is '1'. To

change the backlight brightness, press the ' ' or ' ' button to increase or

decrease until the desired brightness level is displayed.

Press ' ' to save a changed setting and then access the conversion settings of the

device.

5.8.14 Unit settings KM/Miles

“U” stands for unit settings, '1' is miles and '2' is kilometers. The default value is '2'.

To change the unit, press the ' ' or ' ' button to increase or decrease until

the desired unit is displayed. Press ' ' to save a changed setting and return to the trip distance

clearing settings. Press ' ' for 2s and close general settings

5.8.15 General parameter settings KD716

To access the general parameter settings interface, press and hold both the ' ' and ' ' buttons

simultaneously for 2s to enter general settings. Press and hold both the ' ' and ' ' buttons for 2s

to enter general parameter settings.

Number Definition

21 Current deviation

22 Acceleration deviations

23 Deviation from the engine phase

24 Engine Hall Signal Anomaly

25 Brake deviation

30 Communication deviation

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5.8.16 Wheel diameter settings

'Ld' represents wheel diameter settings. Optional values are 16, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26, 700C

and 28. The default value is 26 inch. Press ' ' or ' ' to increase or decrease

the diameter of the wheel until the desired value is displayed. Press ' ' to save a

changed setting and access the speed limit setting interface.

5.8.17 Speed limit settings

'LS'represents the speed limit settings. When the current speed is more than the

maximum speed, the e-bike system will automatically shut down. Speed limit varies

from 12Km/h to 25Km/h. Press the ' ' or ' ' button to increase or decrease the

maximum speed until the maximum speed is issued. Press and hold " " for 2s,

then exit general parameter settings.

5.8.18 Personalized parameter settings

Personalized parameter settings can meet different requirements. There are 8 setting choices:

Battery Capacity Meter Settings, Engine Assist Level Settings, Overcurrent Control Settings, Engine

Assist Sensor Settings, Speed Sensor Settings, Switch Function Settings, System Settings and Power-

on Password Settings.

Press and hold button " " and " " simultaneously for 2 seconds to enter general settings and

press buttons " " and " " simultaneously again for 2 seconds to enter personalized parameter

settings interface.

Press button " " or " " to select the personalized parameter setting items, then press " " to

finish.

5.8.19 Battery capacity meter settings

"VOL" represents voltage settings. Each bar represents a voltage value. Each of the

5 values must be entered one by one. For example, VOL 1 is the first bar voltage

value, the default value is 31.5V. Press " " or " " to increase or decrease the bar

value. Press the " " to save a changed setting and access the second bar. You

can also set the values in the same way for other bars. After values for 5 bars have

been entered completely, long-press " " to confirm and return to the previous

menu.

5.8.20 Power Assist level settings (optional)

There are 8 PAS level modes for power assist settings: 0-3, 1-3, 0-5, 1-5, 0-7, 1-7, 0-9, 1-9.

The default mode is 0-5. Press " / " to adjust until the desired mode is displayed.

Press " " to confirm and enter the corresponding PAS ratio setting page.

5.8.21 PAS ratio settings

PAS level ratio setting can adjust the speed of a particular PAS level to suit the needs of different

cyclists. For example, the ratio range is 45-55% for level 1. The ratio value can be changed and the

default value is 50%. Press UP or DOWN to increase or decrease the number. Press i to confirm and

enter the next PAS level ratio setting. Level 9 is the maximum. When the desired PAS ratios have been

entered, press i for a longer time to confirm and return to the previous menu. For standard PAS level

ratios, refer to the attached list.

5.8.22 Controller overcurrent settings (optional)

"CUR" represents overcurrent settings. CUR value varies from 7.0Ato 22.0A. The

default value is 15A. Press " " or " " to increase or decrease the value of the

current. Press and hold " " for 2s to confirm and then return to the previous

menu.

5.8.23 PAS sensor settings (optional)

PAS sensor direction settings "run-F" means "forward" "run-b" means “backward

(reverse)". The default value is "run-F". Press button " " or " " to select F or

b to change the direction of power assist sensor. Press i button to confirm and

then access PAS sensitivity settings.

5.8.24 PAS sensitivity settings

"SCN" represents PAS sensitivity settings. The sensitivity value ranges from "2"

to "9". "2" is the furthest, "9" is the weakest. The default value is '2'. Press " " or

" " to select the sensitivity value and change the PAS sensitivity settings.

Press " " and then access the settings of the magnetic disk.

Level

PAS

level mode

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

0-3/1-3 50% 74% 92% - - - - - -

0-5/ 1-5 50% 61% 73% 85% 96%

0-7/ 1-7 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 95%

0-9/ 1-9 25% 34% 43% 52% 61% 70% 79% 88% 96%

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5.8.25 Magnet Quantity Settings

“n” represents magnet numbers of PAS disk. The default value

is 6. Press the " " or " " to select the amount to change magnet numbers of

PAS disc. Press and hold " " for 2s to confirm and return to the previous menu.

5.8.26 Speed sensor settings (optional)

"SPS"stands for speed sensor settings. The default value is 1 Press the " " or

" " to select the amount of magnetic heads (the range is from 1 to 15). Hold

" " for 2s to confirm and then return to the previous menu.

5.8.27 Gear functions (optional)

"HL" stands for throttle push-assist function. HL-N means that the push function

for throttle is disabled. HL-y means that the push function of the throttle assistant

is enabled. The default value is N. Press the " " or " " button to select Y or

N to set the push-assist functions of the throttle. Hold " " for 2s to confirm

and then return to the previous menu. Otherwise you want to select N and then

access the throttle pedal level setting to switch it on or off

5.8.28 Gear level on/off

"HF-y" means that the gas velocity is limited by the current PAS level, while "HF-

n" means that the gas velocity is not restricted by the current PAS level. The

default value is n. If you select y, the maximum speed can only be the highest

speed driven by the current PAS level when you turn the throttle. If you select n,

the maximum speed is not limited by the current PAS level shown on the display

and you reach the nominal maximum speed immediately when you twist the

accelerator pedal. Press " " or " " to set Y or N and press " " to confirm

and return to the enable/disable setting interface or hold " " for 2s to return

to the previous menu interface.

5.8.29 Battery power delay settings

"DLY" stands for delay time of the battery. The default value is 3s. Press button

" " or " " to select delay time 3s,6s,12s to change the settings. Press " " to

confirm and then access the maximum speed limit settings.

5.8.30 Maximum speed limit settings

"MAX SPD"stands for maximum speed limit settings. The default value is 25 Km/h.

Press " " or " " to set the maximum speed from 12 km/h to 25 km/h. Press

" " to confirm and then access push-assist settings.

The maximum speed is set by the display manufacturer.

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5.8.31 Enable/disable settings

"PUS means push-assist button enable/disable settings. Press " " or " "

button to select Y or N. Y can be selected while N is switched off. Press " " to

confirm. The default value is Y.

5.8.32 Enable/disable push button

"SSP"stands for slow start-up. The range is "1-4", "4" is the slowest.The default

value is "1". If you want to change the slow startup settings, press the " " or

" " button to choose the desired value. Press " " and go to Delay time

settings for battery power. Alternatively, press and hold " " for 2s to return

to the previous menu.

5.8.33 Enable password settings

After accessing power-on password settings interface, "P2, 0000" is displayed

on the screen and it refers to power-on password. A power-on password is a

4-digit code. The default password is "1212". Press the button " " or " " to

increase or decrease the values and enter the password by pressing " " to

confirm digits one by one, and then you can access Enable Password Settings.

Otherwise, still remain in the password entry status.

5.8.34 Enabling/disabling password

Press " " or " " and select Y or N and press " " to confirm. Select Y and press " " to access

power-on password change interface; press N to exit password setting and return to previous menu.

The default value is N.

■Y is enable password on.

■N is enable password off.

5.8.35 Power-on password change

When the display shows P3, 0000, press " " or " " to change the values, then press " " to

confirm digits one by one, until the new 4-digit password is completed. To save the new power-on

password, press and hold " " for 2s and exit the settings. When you turn on the e-bike system next

time, the display shows P1,0000. Enter the new password to turn on.

5.8.36 Close the settings KD716

In the settings interface, short-pressing " " (less than 2s) confirms the entry and saves the current

settings, while pressing " " (more than 2s) is to save settings and exit the current setting. If you

press and hold " " (more than 2 s), you must cancel the operations, but not to save setting data

and use the settings.

If there are no operations within one minute, the settings interface will automatically close.

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5.8.37 Restore default settings

"dEF"stands for restoring default settings. The default value

is N. To access the restore default settings, press and hold

both " " and " " for 2 s, then access the selection

interface to press " " and " " to select "Y" or "N". 'N' means

not restoring default settings. Y means restoring default

settings. When you choose "Y", hold " " for 2s to restore

default settings, the screen displays DEF-00 at the same

time and returns to the home screen.

6 Battery

We recommend fully emptying the battery the first 3 times and then fully charging it.

6.1 Rear carrier battery KE280/HH280

6.1.1 Operating the battery lock - rear rack

To attach the battery pack to the e-bike, follow the steps below:

■Gently slide the battery into the battery slot

■Switch on the battery with the key, turn the key horizontally to "on"

■Always remove the key from the battery during operation, because the key is not locked in

the "on" position

■The battery itself is locked in the "on" position

■Turn the key to "off" to switch off the battery

■To unlock the battery lock push the key lightly into "push", and turn the key through

to "unlock". Remove the key from the lock. You can now remove the battery from the battery

slot by pulling the battery out of the rear rack

6.1.2 Removing the battery from the e-bike - rear rack

Use the key on the battery lock.

■Insert the key into the lock on the left side of the front of the battery and gently pull up the key

■Remove the key from the battery

■Pull the battery pack backwards to remove it from the battery slot

6.1.3 Installing the battery in the e-bike - rear rack

The battery can be slid into the battery slot under the carrier. You hear a click at the end to check that

the battery is in the right place.

6.1.4 Charging - rear rack

The battery should be charged with the charger provided. The battery can remain in the e-bike

during charging, but it can also be removed from the e-bike. Charging takes place via the regular

electricity grid. In some cases, you will need to turn on the battery before the battery can be charged.

The charging port is located under the cover; indicated in red on the picture.

6.1.5 Charge status and capacity

Press the " " button for 1 second so that the battery control system detects the charge status of the

battery to show it on the LEDs for 5 seconds. Press and hold the " " button for 5 seconds so that

the BMS can display the power of the battery on the LEDs for 5 seconds. The battery control system

will then turn off the LED to save energy.

6.1.6 Sleep mode

To avoid damaging the battery discharge, the battery control system puts the battery in sleep mode.

In sleep mode, no function is indicated for technical reasons. Press and hold the " " button for 5

seconds to exit the persistent sleep mode.

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6.2 Semi integrated battery Saber/Swordfish

6.2.1 Control of the battery lock - Semi integrated

To attach the battery pack to the e-bike, follow the steps below:

■Gently insert the battery into the battery slot.

■The battery turns on automatically, you don't need to activate it manually.

■Lock the battery by turning the key to the "lock" symbol.

■Always remove the key from the battery pack during operation.

■To unlock the battery lock, turn the key to "unlock".

■Remove the key from the lock after opening or closing.

6.2.2 Removing the battery from the e-bike - Semi integrated

Use the key on the battery lock.

■Insert the key into the lock on the left side of the battery and

carefully turn the key towards the "unlock" symbol.

■Remove the key from the battery.

■Pull the throttle of the battery towards you.

■Grasp the battery with your other hand and also pull it towards you

■You can now carefully remove the battery from the battery slot

with both hands.

6.2.3 Inserting the battery into the e-bike - Semi Integrated

You can place the battery in the middle frame. First, position the lower part of the battery pack to the

correct position at the battery connector, then use a sideways motion to insert the complete battery

pack until a click is heard.

6.2.4 Battery charging - Semi integrated

The battery should be charged with the charger provided. The battery can

remain in the e-bike during charging, but it can also be removed from the

e-bike. Charging takes place via the regular electricity grid. In some cases,

you will need to turn on the battery before the battery can be charged. The

charging port is on the right side of the battery - on the other side is the

throttle for unlocking the battery.

Error description LED Status SOC

First LED flashes ≤ 5%

A green light 6–9%

Two green lights 10–29%

Three green lights 30–49%

Four green lights 50–74%

Five green lights ≥75%

6.3 Fully integrated battery TM40/TM50/TM70

6.3.1 Control of the battery lock - fully integrated

To attach the battery pack to the e-bike, follow the steps below:

■Gently insert the battery into the battery slot in the center frame.

■The battery turns on automatically, you don't need to activate it manually.

■Lock the battery by turning the key to the "lock" symbol.

■Always remove the key from the battery pack during operation.

■To unlock the battery lock, turn the key to "unlock".

■Remove the key from the lock after opening or closing.

6.3.2 Removing the battery from the e-bike - fully integrated

Use the key on the battery lock.

■Insert the key into the lock on the left side of the battery and carefully turn the key

towards the "unlock" symbol.

■Remove the key from the battery.

■Pull the battery pack forward in line with the frame.

■You can now carefully remove the battery from the battery slot with both hands.

6.3.3 Inserting the battery into the e-bike - fully integrated

You can place the battery in the middle frame. First, position the bottom of the battery pack in the

correct position at the battery connector, insert the battery pack in place with a downward motion

until you hear a click.

6.3.4 Charging the battery - fully integrated

The battery should be charged with the charger provided. The

battery can remain in the e-bike during charging, but it can also be removed

from the e-bike. Charging takes place via the regular electricity grid. In some

cases, you will need to turn on the battery before the battery can be charged.

The charging port is located on the lower part of the battery.

6.4 Important information about the battery

■The four LED lights show the approximate status of the battery. As a rule, one

light represents 25% battery capacity

■Press "power" to query status. This is only possible when the battery is switched on.

■If only one light is on, charging the battery is recommended

■Do not leave the battery in direct sunlight

■Charge the battery at least every 2 months when it is not in use

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■The battery can be recharged at any time. The battery does not degrade to a greater

extent when, for example, it is half full or three quarters full and is charged compared to

when completely empty.

■Do not drain the battery completely

■At (extremely) cold temperatures, the battery will perform less efficiently than at

temperatures around 10-20 °C (-> less range; can be underperform by up to minus 30%).

This also applies to charging at : the charging process will take longer.

6.5 General information on charging

As a rule, it takes about 4-6 hours for the battery to be fully charged from 0% to 100%. This can

sometimes be longer, for example when the battery is new or when the room where the battery is

being charged is colder than 15°C. Room temperature (around 21 °C) is a good ambient temperature

for the battery during charging. The charger has an LED light. The light turns red when the battery is

charging and it turns green when the battery is fully charged. The charger will then stop charging, so

in principle there is no need to unplug the charger directly from the socket.

Please note: when all the LED lights on the battery pack are on, this does not mean that the

battery pack is full. So only when the light on the charger is green, the battery is fully charged.

6.6 General information on battery range

It is difficult to determine your exact range, because it is influenced by various factors:

■Degree of pedal assistance

■Your own pedalling power

■Weight of the rider

■Tyre pressure

■Weight of luggage

■Road and weather conditions

Globally, the range is as follows:

■17.4 Ah (628Wh) : 120 – 150 km

■15.6 Ah (562Wh) : 100 – 130 km

■13.0 Ah (468Wh) : 80 – 100 km

■10.4 Ah (374Wh) : 60 – 80 km

6.7 Safety instructions

Risk of fire or explosion if battery is used with an incompatible system.

Do not open, disassemble or puncture the battery because of risk of short circuiting, fire or explosion.

In the event of a fall, shock or similar occurrence, discontinue use and return immediately for

examination. Use only the original charger supplied with the battery because of the risk of fire or

explosion. Disposal of used batteries should be done in compliance with local regulations. Read the

manual carefully before use.

The battery should always be kept out of the reach of children.

Do not allow children to remove the battery from the e-bike or charger, or to play with it.

Do not touch a leaking battery.

Leaking electrolytes can cause skin problems. If battery acid comes into contact with

the eyes, do not rub them. Wash your eyes immediately with clean water.

Contact the hospital for further treatment!

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Faulty batteries will cause overheating, smoke or combustion.

If the battery is hot to the touch, leaking or smells funny, remove it immediately.

Do not disassemble the battery.

The battery pack contains protective parts and is short-circuited internally to avoid danger.

Improper handling, such as improper disassembly, may destroy the protective functions

and result in overheating, smoke generation, distortion or fire.

Do not intentionally short-circuit the battery.

Do not touch or connect the plus and minus pole to any metal. Do not allow the battery

to come into contact with metal parts during storage or use. If the battery is short-

circuited, a stronger current will flow through it, causing damage, overheating, smoke,

deformation or fire.

Do not heat or burn the battery.

Heating or burning the battery will cause the insulated parts in the battery to melt, lose their

protective function, or the electrode to ignite or overheat. This can cause the battery itself to

overheat, smoke, deform or catch fire.

Keep the battery pack away from heat sources when in use.

Do not use the battery pack near a fire or stove or above 60 °C (140 °F) as overheating may

cause a short circuit in the battery pack, which will cause it to overheat, smoke ,

deform, or catch fire.

Avoid charging near open flames or in direct sunlight.

This may cause the internal protection function to short-circuit, which may lead to unusual

chemical reactions or defects resulting in overheating, smoke generation, distortion or fire.

Do not damage the battery.

Do not drop the battery, as this may cause overheating, deformation, smoke generation or

fire and pose a danger to the user.

Do not weld directly onto the battery.

Any application of heat will cause the insulated parts in the battery to melt, which will affect

its protection function and lifetime by overheating, deforming, giving off smoke or catching

fire.

Do not charge the battery directly into a wall socket or cigarette lighter socket in the car.

High voltage and stronger current will damage the battery and shorten its life

by overheating, deforming, smoking or bursting into flame

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6.8 Storage of the battery pack

When not using the e-bike for long periods of time, remove the battery, charge it (60-80%) and store

it separately in a frost-free, dry room.

■Avoid direct sunlight. Direct sunlight can lead to overheating, deformation, rupture, poor

performance and shortened battery life.

■To prevent deep discharge, the battery goes into sleep mode after a certain period of time.

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■The correct storage temperature for your battery is between 15°C and 35°C. Avoid

temperatures below or above the allowable storage temperature to prevent damage.

Please realize that temperatures of around 45°C are common near heaters or stoves, in

direct sunlight or in the interior of overheated vehicles.

■When storing the battery for a long period of time, make sure it has at least half the

capacity and recharge it three months later. Do not wrap it with conductive materials, as

this will cause damage through direct contact between the metal and the battery.

If you notice that the battery pack heats up during use, charging, or storage, emits a strong

odor, shows changes in appearance or other abnormal condition, discontinue use of the

battery pack and have it checked by a dealer before use.

Battery life depends on several factors:

■The number of charge cycles (approximately 500 charge cycles).

■The age of the battery.

■Storage conditions.

■Of course, the battery also deteriorates and loses power when you are not using it.

Battery life can be influenced by the following measures:

■Charge your battery after every ride, even if they are short. Lithium-ion batteries have no

memory effect.

■Avoid riding in high gears with a high level of assistance.

6.9 Battery wear

As its service life increases, the capacity of the battery will slowly deteriorate. This also

reduces the range of your electric power-assisted e-bike. This is not a defect.

6.10 Battery malfunctions

6.11 Battery specs

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Error description Cause Solution

Control screen

doesn't light up.

The mains plug is not connected correctly

to the

Check all connections and that the charger is

correctly connected to the power supply.

The charger's indicator light

doesn't light up.

The battery may have a malfunction. Contact your dealer.

The charger's indicator light

does not illuminate red continuously.

The battery may have a malfunction. Contact your dealer.

7 Charger

The charger is specifically designed for charging lithium ion batteries. It features an

integrated fuse and overload protection.

7.1 Operating instructions

Please read the instructions for use of the charger and the label on the charger before use.

To minimize the risk of an electric shock, never open the charger device. Maintenance work

may only be carried out by qualified personnel. Make sure you read the information on

your battery charger before you ever charge the battery! Disconnect the charger before

removing the battery from the charger. Flammable gases may leak out.

Avoid flames and sparks.

Keep the charger away from children and animals. Small children and animals could

damage the cable if they play with it. Doing so may result in electric shock,

malfunction or fire.

■The charger must not be used by children or persons with reduced physical,

sensory or mental capabilities, unless they are supervised by a responsible adult.

■Make sure the charger is clean. There is a risk of electric shock.

■Do not use the charger in damp or dusty places.

■Avoid direct sunlight.

■Unplug the charger when not in use.

■Only use the charger supplied with the e-bike or one from the same manufacturer.

■Do not cover the charger when in use. This can cause short circuits or fire.

■Unplug the charger before cleaning it.

■If charging takes longer than stated in the specifications table, stop charging.

■After charging, remove the Battery pack from the charger and unplug it from the

power outlet.

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8 Drive unit

8.1 Mid-drive engine

Your e-bike is equipped with a mid-drive engine. The power supply unit is located above the

lower bracket.

The engine will move forward as soon as you press down the pedal. The

level of electric assistance varies depending on the settings. The drive

unit will switch off as soon as you stop pedalling or reach the maximum

speed (E-bike: 25 km/hour). The assistance is automatically reactivated

as soon as the speed drops below the maximum assistance speed and

you apply pressure to the pedals again.

Please note that the engine of your e-bike can get heat up during long

uphill gradients. Do not touch the engine as you may get burned.

Note that if the road surface and the assist bracket are slippery (for example, due to rain,

snow, sand), there is a risk that the drive wheel of your e-bike could rotate and

slip.

8.2 Hub engine

The front wheel engine with internal rotor is compatible with a roller brake

and has a nominal output of 250W. The internal rotor design and high

reduction ratio (1:11) allow for easy release of engine power. Small size, light

weight, high efficiency and smooth and quiet operation make this engine

suitable for city e-bikes.

Please note that the engine of your e-bike can heat up during long

uphill rides. Do not touch the engine, you may get burned.

The engine is activated as soon as you push the pedal down. The degree of assistance

depends on the settings on the control unit. As soon as you stop pedaling while riding,

or when you have reached the maximum speed, the drive will turn off assistance. The

assistance resumes automatically as soon as the speed drops below the

maximum assistance speed and you apply pressure to the pedal again.

Please note that if the road surface is slippery (e.g. due to rain, snow, sand),

there is a risk that the wheels of your e-bike could slip. Always adapt your driving style and

speed to the circumstances, using common sense.

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9 MAINTENANCE

Turn off the electric engine and remove the battery pack before performing any work

on your e-bike. Failure to do so may result in serious injury and/or electrical shock.

Keep all parts of the electrical system clean. Gently clean with a damp, wet cloth. The parts

should not be immersed in water or cleaned with a water jet or steam jet. If the parts no

longer function, please contact your dealer.

Do not clean the e-bike with a steam jet, pressure washer or water hose. Water can seep

into the electrical components or drive and destroy the equipment.

The frequency of maintenance depends on the driving conditions. Clean the chain or

belt regularly with a suitable cleaner.

Never use alkaline or acidic cleaning products to remove rust. Use of

such cleaning agents may damage the chain, possibly resulting in serious injury.

Have maintenance, repair and overhaul work carried out only by qualified personnel

and only using original parts. In the event of a flat tyre or other

technical problem have your dealer carry out the repairs

10 RANGE OF YOUR E-BIKE

It is best to charge the battery when it is warm and place it just before you leave.

Range data is based on optimal conditions. The following factors can affect the range:

■Degree of assist: The higher the assistance level applied, the more energy consumption

and the shorter the range.

■Riding style: You can save energy with optimal use of the gears.

■In the lower gears, you need less power, less assistance and your e-bike uses less energy.

■Ambient Ttmperature: Batteries discharge faster at low outside temperatures and therefore

have a small range.

■Terrain: In hilly terrain, more energy is needed, which reduces the range.

■Weather and vehicle weight: Besides the ambient temperature, the wind also influences

the range. When there is a strong headwind, more power is needed for riding. Luggage etc.

increases the weight, so more power is needed.

■Technical condition of your e-bike: Tyres that are too soft increase the resistance to driving,

especially if you drive on a smooth surface such as asphalt. The range of your e-bike can

be reduced by a slipping brake or a badly maintained chain.

■Charge status of the battery: The charge status indicates how much electrical energy is

stored in the battery at a given time. More energy means a greater range.

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MANUAL VANDIJCK E-BIKES VD0.1

11 TRANSPORT OF THE E-BIKE

Remove the battery from the e-bike before transportation, and transport it separately.

The battery pack is not considered a hazardous material if it is transported in order to enable the

e-bike to work. The battery becomes a hazardous material if it is transported in any other way.

In this case, you must follow the applicable guidelines.

Never ship the battery yourself. Batteries are considered to be hazardous materials. Ship

your e-bike's battery only through your specialist dealer. The battery may catch fire

or explode under certain conditions.

11.1 By car

You can transport your e-bike by car as you normally transport an e-bike. Before using the

e-bike, remove the battery pack and transport it separately. The weight of the e-bike requires a

sturdier rack. Always adjust your driving to the load you have on the carrier.

Advice: use a cover during transport to protect the e-bike. Make sure that the engine,

display and battery connections are covered to prevent possible moisture damage during

transport. Transport damage is not covered by the warranty.

11.2 By train

The same regulations as for the transport of an e-bike apply. Before using

public transport, you need to know which buses and trains will allow you to take

your e-bike. It is best to remove the battery from the e-bike before you use

public transportation.

12 TIPS FOR PROTECTION OF THE ENVIRONMENT / WASTE

General cleaning and maintenance: Consider the environment when doing maintenance

to your e-bike or clean it. Wherever possible, you should use lubricating and cleaning

products that are biodegradable. Make sure that no cleaning agents can pass through

the sewage system.

12.1 Batteries for the e-bike

E-bike batteries must be treated as hazardous products and therefore have mandatory special

labels. They must be disposed of by specialist dealers or manufacturers.

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