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Chapter 16 - LED Display Settings
Ignore if you did not purchase an LCD Display
1-
The LED has an on/off switch. This must be
switched on for the bike to receive power.
2-
If you leave it on without using the throttle, the
bike will start giving you automatic assistance as
you pedal along (provided you have installed the
PAS).
3-
You can use the MODE buttons to set the amount
of assistance you would like the bike to provide
(LOW, MEDIUM, HIGH or OFF).
4-
Setting the MODE to OFF will transform your bike into a normal push bike.
5-
The LED also provides a speed function (see LED setup).
6-
Please note that the battery indicators on the LED Display may not necessarily show the
amount of capacity left on the battery, but the amount of load the battery is experiencing at
any one point. Decreasing battery levels on the dashboard means you ought to be pedalling
more. We do not recommend you run on the throttle alone for long distances as this will
impact the performance and lifecycle of the battery.
7-
The battery performs best with a payload less than 80Kg. Heavier cyclists may notice the
battery levels dropping on the Display as the throttle is being used. This is an indication that
the battery is getting overloaded and, therefore, sharing the load with some pedalling is
strongly recommended.
8-
To see the actual capacity left on the battery, check the indicators on the battery itself.
LED Instructions and Setup
Function of buttons
On/Off
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To switch the device on/off, press and hold the on/off button (or the device will
automatically switch off when the bike is left without use for 5 minutes).
Change level of assistance
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Under normal operating conditions, use the MODE button to change the level of assistance.
Push aided mode
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It is possible to use the 6km/h assistance mode while walking your bike. To do so, press and
hold the 6km/h button, the push aided indicator will start flashing. The bike will run at no
more than 6km/h as you walk the bike along.
