Qwic PREMIUM SERIES, Manual

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Display & Controls: Premium hub motors
Lighting
Press the ‘ON/OFF’ button to turn on the
lights. Press ‘ON/OFF’ again to turn it off again. The
lights work on the battery, so no extra batteries are
required.
USB connection
The USB connection on the back of the display can be
used to provide power to devices such as smart phones
and navigation devices. It can also be used when the
system is off, if the battery is still on the bike.
Resetting the Trip data
By pressing and holding the ‘MINUS’ button for two
seconds you can reset the trip distance. This also resets
the logged maximum speed and timer.
If the trip distance reaches the 500 km it will be
automatically reset.
Settings menu
By pressing and holding the ‘SET’ button for 2 seconds
you can open the settings menu. By pressing ‘SET’
shortly you can switch between the different settings,
with the ‘PLUS’ and ‘MINUS’ buttons you can changes
the values. By pressing the ‘SET’ button again for 2
seconds you can leave the settings menu again.
SET 1: Setting the Driving-mode
With the ‘PLUS’ and ‘MINUS’ buttons you can adjust the
driving-mode. Not every cyclist is the same. One likes a
powerful support where someone else prefers an extra
high range. Therefore the display has 3 different driving
modes to fine adjust your motor settings:
ECO: Extra high range, less motorpower
NORMAL: Average range, average motorpower
POWER: Extra motorpower, lower range
This setting is not available on the Premium
RD9.2. The rear motor is set to maximum
power by default.
SET 2: Setting the speedlimiter
With the ‘PLUS’ and ‘MINUS’ you can adjust the speed
limiter. The motor will not assist above this speed limit.
This menu is useful if you prefer to drive at a lower
speed than the default 25 km/h maximum.
SET 3: Setting the Tire-size
Set the correct tire-size for more exact information on
the screen. On the side of every tire you can find the
size. The pre-set sizes may deviate a little. This means
that the amount of driven kilometers has a maximum
deviation of 5%.