Page 1: ...UM 72F0A 009 00 User s manual Original instructions E8000 Series SHIMANO Total Electric Power System...
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Page 3: ...0 Switching to WALK mode walk assist mode 22 Switching the travel data display SC E8000 SC E6010 26 Switching the travel data display SC E6100 28 Switching the travel data display SC E7000 30 About th...
Page 4: ...charging the specified battery Not doing so may cause overheating bursting or ignition of the battery WARNING To ensure safe riding Do not give too much of your attention to the cycle computer display...
Page 5: ...nsory or mental capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge unless they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety Do not...
Page 6: ...mber on the back cover of this user s manual Enter the key number for safekeeping and later reference Contact the place of purchase for updates of the product software The most up to date information...
Page 7: ...tes uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee t...
Page 8: ...describes how to operate assist bicycles that use a drop handlebar and are controlled using a dual control lever This should be read along with the SHIMANO STEPS user s manual SHIMANO STEPS special b...
Page 9: ...clarity provides detailed traveling data by color recognition Q Factor comparable to mountain bikes reduces burden on the legs from the MTB rider s experiences Optional chain device supports for rough...
Page 10: ...ssistance is lowered to increase the traveling range OFF This mode does not provide power assistance when the power is turned on Since there is no power consumption associated with the power assistanc...
Page 11: ...arm FC E8000 FC E8050 FC M8050 F Drive unit DU E8000 G Speed sensor SM DUE10 H Drive unit cover SM DUE80 A SM DUE80 B I Battery external type Battery mount external type BT E8010 BM E8010 BT E6010 BM...
Page 12: ...er s manual Storage temperature 20 70 C Rated voltage 36 V DC Storage temperature Battery 20 60 C Drive unit type Midship Charging voltage 100 240 V AC Motor type Brush less DC Charging time Please re...
Page 13: ...s SC E8000 SW E8000 L SW M8050 R SW M9050 R X Y X Y Right switch SW M8050 R SW M9050 R Left switch SW E8000 L Function button SC E6010 SW E6000 X Y X Y Power button Light button SC E6010 SW E6010 X Y...
Page 14: ...nu cursor adjust settings etc Shift Y At riding shift down Assist A At riding change the travel data display on the cycle computer At setting switch between the screens confirm settings Shift A Not us...
Page 15: ...he handle bar The button does not recommend operating this unit while riding the bicycle Please select your preferred assist mode before riding For other functions assigned to the button see Settings...
Page 16: ...it Insert the cycle computer securely until it clicks into place Bracket To remove the cycle computer slide it while pushing the bracket lever downward If the cycle computer is not correctly in place...
Page 17: ...arging Do not place your foot on the pedals when turning on A system error may result BT E8010 BT E8020 can be forced to power off by holding down the power button for 6 seconds BT E8010 Power button...
Page 18: ...computer screen is shown as follows in this owner s manual The SC E8000 screen is used when explaining SC E8000 SC E6010 SC E6100 and SC E7000 except in cases where the cycle computer display is sign...
Page 19: ...splays the current speed The display can be switched between km h and mph F Current time Shows the current time G Light icon Indicates that the light connected to the drive unit is lit H Traveling dat...
Page 20: ...18 SC E7000 A B J K D E H EW EN100 LED lamps indicate the following status Current battery level Current assist mode For details see Battery level indicator and Changing the assist mode LED lamps...
Page 21: ...el 100 81 80 61 60 41 40 21 20 1 0 For SC E8000 SC E7000 the battery level indicator will flash when the battery level is low SC E6010 Display Battery level 100 0 EW EN100 While power is turned on the...
Page 22: ...o switch to assist mode X Y X Y Assist Function button SC E8000 SC E6010 BOOST Assist boost TRAIL Assist trail ECO Assist eco OFF Assist off WALK Walk assist Short press Assist X Short press Assist Y...
Page 23: ...n Assist mode is changed each time you press it The LED1 indicates current assist mode OFF Lit in light blue Lit in green Lit in yellow OFF OFF ECO TRAIL BOOST OFF LED1 indications Assist mode Button...
Page 24: ...then hold down Assist Y The walk assist function can operate at a maximum of 6 km h The assistance level and speed vary with the gear position The intelligent walk assist function activates when an e...
Page 25: ...speed at 0 km h hold down Assist Y until WALK displays EW EN100 LED1 lights up blue Y Y Assist NOTICE A warning tone will sound while switching is in progress if it is not possible to switch to WALK...
Page 26: ...switch unit is connected to EW EN100 the LED1 will flash blue when walk assist starts Y Y Assist SC E6100 EW EN100 Walk assist mode enabled Walk assist started LED1 2 Carefully push the bicycle togeth...
Page 27: ...25 4 Press Assist X to exit walk assist mode When WALK mode is canceled the mode active before WALK mode was set is re activated Assist X X EW EN100 Walk assist mode enabled Assist OFF LED1...
Page 28: ...H B ODO CADENCE G C RANGE MAX F D TIME AVG E 1 When RANGE is displayed the battery level is not displayed The traveling range should be used as a reference only 2 When walk assistance is functioning...
Page 29: ...econds 2 Release the finger when the DST indication starts blinking In this state pressing Assist A again clears the traveling distance The DST indicator light stops blinking and the screen takes you...
Page 30: ...aveling time 3 F Average speed 3 G Maximum speed 3 H Your crank rotation speed 3 4 A DST CADENCE H B ODO MAX G C RANGE AVG F D RANGE TIME E 1 The battery level is not displayed while displaying the tr...
Page 31: ...red 1 Press Assist A or function button to change the travel data display to DST Assist Function button 2 Press and hold down Assist A or the function button until the value below the DST display blin...
Page 32: ...splay A Current speed B Traveling distance C Cumulative distance D Traveling range 1 E Traveling time 2 F Average speed 2 G Maximum speed 2 H Number of crank rotations 2 3 I Current time 2 A Current s...
Page 33: ...cleared 1 Press Assist A or the function button to switch the traveling data display to DST 2 Continue to hold Assist A or the function button until the number displayed for DST flashes 3 Press Assist...
Page 34: ...e setting menus Accessing the setting menu 1 Hold down the function button or Assist X and Assist Y when the bicycle is not moving to display the menu list screen Assist X Y X Y Function button SC E80...
Page 35: ...djusting the electronic gear shifting unit K Activating RD Protection Reset L Return to the main screen SC E8000 A Clear Exit L B Clock RD protection reset K C Bluetooth LE Adjust J D Bluetooth LE ANT...
Page 36: ...played on the menu list screen however they are not available for use SC E6010 A Clear Exit K B Clock RD protection reset J C Backlight D Brightness Adjust I E Beep Font color H F Unit Language G In o...
Page 37: ...00 M Activating RD Protection Reset N Adjusts the displayed speed to match another device O Return to the main screen SC E6100 SC E7000 A Clear Exit O B Clock Display speed N C Backlight RD protection...
Page 38: ...Exit Return to the menu list screen DST Reset the traveling distance Default 1 Reset the display settings 1 SC E6010 SC E6100 only When the display settings are reset the following will be reset to th...
Page 39: ...irm After resetting the screen will automatically return to the menu list screen A reset confirmation screen is not displayed on SC E6010 SC E7000 SC E6100 Assist X Y X Y Function button When the trav...
Page 40: ...X Y 2 Pressing Assist A or function button enables the set value and moves you to the minutes setting Assist Function button 3 Press Assist X or Assist Y to set the minutes 4 Press Assist A or the fun...
Page 41: ...uetooth LE pairing press A or the function button to confirm If you press A or the function button during Bluetooth LE pairing the transmission will be interrupted then the screen will return to the m...
Page 42: ...Y function button or the screen will automatically return to the menu list screen after awhile Connection successful Connect failure Connection failed 5 When connection is successful the unit name wil...
Page 43: ...on ANT connection refer to ANT connection in the section About wireless functions Select Bluetooth LE ANT from the menu list screen and confirm to display current wireless connection status When conn...
Page 44: ...e required setting Assist X Y Configurable items Details ON Keep light always on OFF Keep light always off 2 Press Assist A or the function button to finalize the setting After confirmation the screen...
Page 45: ...the light is turned off the icon on the screen disappears When the battery powered light is not connected and Backlight is set to MANUAL pressing the light button turns the cycle computer s backlight...
Page 46: ...e required setting Assist X Y Configurable items Details ON Keep light always on OFF Keep light always off MANUAL Turns the light connected to the drive unit ON OFF 2 Press Assist A or the function bu...
Page 47: ...be adjusted as needed 1 Press Assist X or Assist Y to adjust the brightness The brightness can be adjusted in 5 levels Assist X Y X Y 2 Press Assist A or the function button to confirm the adjusted va...
Page 48: ...Y X Y Configurable items Details ON Enable beeps OFF Disable beeps 2 Press Assist A or the function button to confirm the setting After confirmation the screen will automatically return to the menu li...
Page 49: ...st Y to select the required setting Assist X Y X Y Configurable items Details km Displayed in km mile Displayed in miles 2 Press Assist A or the function button to confirm the setting After confirmati...
Page 50: ...or Assist Y to select the required setting Assist X Y X Y Language English French German Dutch Italian Spanish 2 Press Assist A or the function button to confirm the setting After confirmation the scr...
Page 51: ...anged 1 Press Assist X or Assist Y to select the required setting Assist X Y Configurable items White Black White Black 2 Press Assist A or the function button to confirm the setting After confirmatio...
Page 52: ...ust the values Pressing Assist X to increase the value adjusts shift timing to make pedaling easier Pressing Assist Y to decrease the value adjusts shift timing to make pedaling harder Assist 2 Press...
Page 53: ...tion which displays an icon to notify the user of the recommended timing for gear shifting during manual gear shifting OFF Disable the shifting advice function 2 Press A or the function button to conf...
Page 54: ...e rear derailleur Executing RD Protection Reset restores the connection between the motor and the link as well as the function of the rear derailleur 1 Press Assist X or Assist Y to select OK Assist X...
Page 55: ...mber Press Assist X to increase the number The number displayed for the speed increases Press Assist Y to decrease the number The number displayed for the speed decreases Assist SC E6100 SC E7000 2 Pr...
Page 56: ...Executing RD Protection Reset restores the connection between the motor and the link as well as the function of the rear derailleur 1 Hold the button down for roughly eight seconds until LED1 flashes...
Page 57: ...the bicycle is connected to a device You need E TUBE PROJECT to configure SHIMANO STEPS and update firmware Download E TUBE PROJECT from the support website http e tubeproject shimano com For informat...
Page 58: ...can check Bluetooth LE ANT to confirm whether the connection was successful Bluetooth LE connection SC E8000 Generally Bluetooth LE transmission will begin automatically when the cycle computer is tur...
Page 59: ...direct sunlight until the internal temperature of the battery decreases sufficiently If the situation does not improve contact the place of purchase Security authentication error This is displayed if...
Page 60: ...Stop using the assist function until the temperature of the drive unit drops W011 The traveling speed cannot be detected The maximum speed up to which power assistance is provided may be lower than us...
Page 61: ...t sunlight until the internal temperature of the battery decreases sufficiently If it is below the temperature in which discharge is possible leave the battery indoors etc until its internal temperatu...
Page 62: ...ower back ON consult with a distributor E014 The speed sensor may have been installed in the wrong position Power assistance is not provided during riding Contact the place of purchase or bicycle deal...
Page 63: ...ed during riding Connect to E TUBE PROJECT and update firmware for all unit E043 Part of the cycle computer s firmware may be damaged Power assistance is not provided during riding Contact the place o...
Page 64: ...ill do not feel that assistance is being given contact the place of purchase Is the system power ON If you have performed the steps below and still do not feel the assistance contact the place of purc...
Page 65: ...g given contact the place of purchase The battery may be running low After charging the battery well check the level of assistance again If you still do not feel that assistance is being given contact...
Page 66: ...epeat the recharging operation If the battery still cannot be recharged contact the place of purchase The battery does not start recharging when the charger is connected The battery may be at the end...
Page 67: ...ly installed to the bracket Install the cycle computer correctly while referring to Installing and removing the cycle computer Is the electric wire connector correctly installed Check to see if the co...
Page 68: ...rning or error is displayed on the cycle computer Refer to the section Error messages on the cycle computer and follow the instructions provided for the appropriate code When using an electronic gear...
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