Alber e-pilot, User Manual

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4. Display
4.1 Fitting and removing the display
Fitting
Place the display [3] in the correct position (with the USB port facing towards the driver)
and skewed at an angle of about 30 degrees to the left on the bracket [4] (see diagram).
Turn the display on the bracket, by applying slight pressure, by 30 degrees clockwise so
that both components are aligned. The electrical connections to the buttons, the battery
pack and the wheel are established automatically.
Removing
Turn the display 3] on its bracket [4] by about 30 degrees anticlockwise. The electrical
connections become disengaged and the display can be removed. Before being removed,
the e-pilot must be switched off (see chapter 4.3.4).
To protect your e-pilot from unwanted use by a third party or against
theft, the display should always be removed from the handlebar and from
the user when not in use.
Removing the display, however, does not replace securing your e-pilot
against theft by other suitable means (using a bicycle lock, a safety
chain or similar device).
4.2 USB port on the display
The display [3] has a USB port [37], which is primarily used by Alber or your specialist
dealer to carry out maintenance and diagnosis work. Ensure that the rubber cover is
always fully inserted and seals the port. If the display is not fully sealed, moisture can
get inside and cause damage.
The display can also fog up from the inside if the USB port [37] is open.
If this occurs, place the display in a warm room and do not seal it until the moisture
has completely evaporated from the inside.
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