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Charging the battery that removed from the bicycle

BT-E6000/BT-E6001/BT-E6010

Adapter (SM-BTE60) is necessary to charge BT-E6000/BT-E6001/BT-E6010 when removed from the bicycle.

1.

Attach the adapter to the charging plug.

2.

Connect the charger’s power plug to the outlet.

3.

Connect the adapter to the battery’s charging port.

Battery

Battery

Charging port

Charging port

Adapter SM-BTE60
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Charging
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Adapter SM-BTE60
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Charging
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Charging
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Summary of Contents for Steps BT-E6000

Page 1: ...UM 78N0A 000 00 User s manual Original instructions E6100 Series Shimano Total Electric Power System...

Page 2: ......

Page 3: ...lamp 17 Handling the battery 18 Installing and removing the battery 19 Installing and removing the cycle computer 24 Operation 25 Turning the power ON OFF 25 Basic operation 27 Turning the light ON O...

Page 4: ...xit 48 Settings EW EN100 49 RD protection reset 49 Adjust 49 Drive unit setting data backup function 49 Connection and communication with devices 50 About wireless functions 50 Errors and remedies 51...

Page 5: ...formation contact the place of purchase or a bicycle dealer Be sure to observe the following in order to avoid burns or other injury from fluid leakages overheating fire or explosions To ensure safety...

Page 6: ...keep it in a safe place for later reference Handling the battery If any liquid leaking from the battery gets into your eyes immediately wash the affected area thoroughly with clean water such as tap w...

Page 7: ...pressure wash If water gets into any of the components operating problems or rusting may result Do not turn the bicycle upside down The cycle computer or the shifting switch may get damaged Handle th...

Page 8: ...For maximum performance we highly recommend Shimano lubricants and maintenance products Assist If the settings are not correct for instance if the chain tension is too tight the proper assist force m...

Page 9: ...l not automatically shift up Coaster brake compatible DU E6110 Smoothly provides sufficient control power Light off road Sporty provides powerful assistance Can only be used when set by the manufactur...

Page 10: ...or detals see Charging the battery while installed on the bicycle Down tube mount type battery 3 2 1 Light On Example BT E8010 Rear carrier mount type battery 1 3 2 Light On BT E6000 BT E6001 Integrat...

Page 11: ...t this procedure Down tube mount type battery BT E8010 BT E8014 BT E6010 Long press Or Rear carrier mount type battery Long press BT E6000 BT E6001 Integrated battery Long press NOTE When turning the...

Page 12: ...lamp inner side Z SC E6100 EW EN100 X Y OFF Lit in light blue Lit in green Lit in yellow OFF OFF ECO NORM HIGH OFF LED lamp inner side indications Assist mode Z HIGH NORM ECO OFF WALK X Y Long press Y...

Page 13: ...es of parts B F A G E B C D L 1 2 For electronic gear shifting A Shifting switch SW E6010 B Motor unit Internal geared hub Rear Derailleur DI2 Motor unit Internal geared hub Rear Derailleur DI2 H H I...

Page 14: ...on via E TUBE PROJECT Specifications Operating temperature range During discharge 10 50 C Battery type Lithium ion battery Operating temperature range During charging 0 40 C Nominal capacity Refer to...

Page 15: ...charging conditions specified by the company Not doing so may cause overheating bursting or ignition of the battery CAUTION When charging the battery while it is mounted on the bicycle be careful not...

Page 16: ...he bicycle 1 Attach the adapter to the charging plug 2 Connect the charger s power plug to the outlet 3 Connect the adapter to the battery s charging port Battery Battery Charging port Charging port A...

Page 17: ...E8020 1 Connect the battery charger s power plug to the outlet 2 Connect the charging plug into the battery s charging port BT E8010 BT E8014 Charging plug Battery Charging port BT E8020 Charging plu...

Page 18: ...tlet 2 Connect the charging plug to the charging port on the battery mount or the battery BT E6000 BT E6001 Battery mount Charging port Charging plug Battery BT E8020 Battery Charging plug Charging po...

Page 19: ...LED lamp Charger LED lamp EC E6002 Battery LED lamp Use this to check the current charging status The shape of the battery LED lamp varies depending on the model number Battery LED lamps Charging in p...

Page 20: ...ear shifting 3 Light Handling the battery Charging can be carried out at any time regardless of the amount of charge remaining but you should fully charge the battery at the following times Be sure to...

Page 21: ...the bicycle Make sure the battery is locked securely on the battery mount Do not ride the bicycle with the key inserted NOTE Before riding make sure that the charging port cap is closed BT E6000 BT E...

Page 22: ...ve the key Return the key to the locked position and then remove the key BT E8020 This procedure is an example using a frame whose battery is removed installed from below 1 Insert the battery from bot...

Page 23: ...tion of the battery You can insert it regardless of the key position 1 Insert the Key Turn off the power then insert the key into the key cylinder in the battery mount Key Key cylinder Push power butt...

Page 24: ...tery mount BT E6010 Push power button to turn off the power BT E8010 BT E8014 Push power button to turn off the power Key Key cylinder 2 Turn the key until you feel some resistance 3 Remove the batter...

Page 25: ...e keyhole cap Turn off the power then open the keyhole cap Push power button to turn off the power Key hole cap 2 Unlock the battery 1 Insert the key into the key cylinder in the battery mount 2 Turn...

Page 26: ...ycle computer can also be secured to the bicycle so that it cannot be easily removed Please contact your place of purchase for details Installing 1 Slide the cycle computer onto the bracket 2 Insert t...

Page 27: ...it will not power on The built in battery of the cycle computer only charges when the cycle computer screen is on 1 Hold down the power button for 2 seconds Power button Powering on from the battery...

Page 28: ...d then switches to the basic screen Normal startup Battery level too low The level of the cycle computer s built in battery is too low Turning the power ON with the cycle computer connected to the bic...

Page 29: ...pedal resistance Assist Y At riding decrease assistance At setting move the setting menu cursor adjust settings etc Shift Y At riding shift gears to decrease pedal resistance Assist A At riding change...

Page 30: ...A Button Press change the assist mode each time you press it Press and hold about 2 seconds turn the light ON OFF NOTE To change to walk assist mode a switch unit is required The button does not recom...

Page 31: ...s are turned on To turning off the lights push the button again When the battery powered light is not connected and Backlight is set to MANUAL pressing the light button turns the cycle computer s back...

Page 32: ...isplay D Gear shifting mode Displays current gear shifting mode as Auto or Manual E Assist gauge Displays assistance level F Current assist mode G Current speed H Current time I Light icon Indicates t...

Page 33: ...on the bicycle You must connect to E TUBE PROJECT to change this Please contact a distributor for details Display Battery level 100 0 EW EN100 While power is turned on the outer side LED lamp indicate...

Page 34: ...X Y Long press Y Short press X Changing the assist mode with EW EN100 1 Press button Assist mode is changed each time you press it The LED lamp inner side indicates current assist mode Button OFF Lit...

Page 35: ...LK mode because the current speed is not 0 km h or there is pressure on the pedals etc SC E6100 EW EN100 LED lamp inner side Assist OFF Walk assist mode enabled Operation of walk assist function 1 Whi...

Page 36: ...sist mode 2 3 4 TIME Travelable time 4 AVG Average speed 4 MAX Maximum speed 4 CADENCE Your crank rotation speed 4 DST CADENCE ODO MAX RANGE AVG RANGE TIME 1 When DST is displayed press Assist A for 2...

Page 37: ...display blinks 3 Press Assist A again Travel data is cleared The DST value stops blinking and the screen takes resets to the basic screen after being left alone for 5 seconds Switch the gear shifting...

Page 38: ...e the display backlight Brightness Set the display brightness Beep Turning the beep sound ON OFF Unit Select between km and miles Language Set the display language Font color Select the display charac...

Page 39: ...then press Assist A 2 Press Assist X or Assist Y to select what you want to reset Assist Configurable items Details Exit Return to setting menu DST Reset the traveling distance Default Reset the sett...

Page 40: ...Assist A 2 Press Assist X or Assist Y to adjust the time Press Assist X to increase the value Press Assist Y to decrease the value Assist 3 Press Assist A to confirm the setting The cursor moves to m...

Page 41: ...Launch the setting menu 2 Press Assist X or Assist Y to select Clock then press Assist A 2 Press Assist X or Assist Y to move the cursor to the item you want to configure Assist Configurable items De...

Page 42: ...ress Assist A 2 Press Assist X or Assist Y to move the cursor to the item you want to configure Assist Configurable items Details ON Always turned on OFF Always turned off MANUAL Turns on and off in c...

Page 43: ...u 2 Press Assist X or Assist Y to select Brightness then press Assist A 2 Press Assist X or Assist Y to adjust the brightness Brightness can be adjusted to one of five levels Assist 3 Press Assist A t...

Page 44: ...1 Launch the setting menu 2 Press Assist X or Assist Y to select Beep then press Assist A 2 Press Assist X or Assist Y to move the cursor to the item you want to configure Assist Configurable items De...

Page 45: ...ssist Y to select Unit then press Assist A 2 Press Assist X or Assist Y to move the cursor to the item you want to configure Assist Configurable items Details km Displayed in km mile Displayed in mile...

Page 46: ...t Y to select Language then press Assist A 2 Press Assist X or Assist Y to move the cursor to the item you want to configure Assist Configurable items English Fran ais Deutsch Nederlands Italiano Espa...

Page 47: ...ect Font color then press Assist A 2 Press Assist X or Assist Y to move the cursor to the item you want to configure Assist Configurable items White Black White Black 3 Press Assist A to confirm the s...

Page 48: ...ress Assist X or Assist Y to select Shift timing then press Assist A 2 Press Assist X or Assist Y to adjust the values Pressing Assist X to increase the value adjusts shift timing to make pedaling eas...

Page 49: ...g advice menu 1 Launch the setting menu 2 Press Assist X or Assist Y to select Shifting advice then press Assit A 2 Press Assist X or Assist Y to move the cursor to the item you want to configure Assi...

Page 50: ...the rear derailleur 1 Enter the RD protection reset menu 1 Launch the setting menu 2 Press Assist X or Assist Y to select RD protection reset then press Assist A 2 Press Assist X or Assist Y to select...

Page 51: ...ps respond as shown in the table on the right LED lamp outer side LED lamp inner side Button 2 Rotate the crankarm Connection of motor and the link is restored RD protection reset LED lamp inner side...

Page 52: ...tion E TUBE PROJECT for smartphones tablets may be used if a Bluetooth LE connection is established using a smartphone tablet How to make a connection To make a connection the device connected to SC E...

Page 53: ...battery decreases sufficiently If the situation does not improve contact the place of purchase Security authentication error This is displayed if a genuine drive unit is not connected This is displaye...

Page 54: ...tches are connected to the system Gear shifting is not available for electronic derailleurs Change the assist switch to the gear shifting switch or connect only one assist switch and turn on the power...

Page 55: ...ave been installed in the wrong position Power assistance is not provided during riding Contact the place of purchase or bicycle dealer E020 A communication error between the battery and drive unit wa...

Page 56: ...Part of the cycle computer s firmware may be damaged Power assistance is not provided during riding Contact the place of purchase or bicycle dealer Error indications EW EN100 If an error occurs both L...

Page 57: ...ou need to operate the pedals Is the assist mode set to OFF Set the assist mode to HIGH If you still do not feel that assistance is being given contact the place of purchase Is the system power ON If...

Page 58: ...lug of the charger and then repeat the recharging operation If the battery still cannot be recharged contact the place of purchase Is the recharging plug of the charger securely inserted into the batt...

Page 59: ...ing operation If the LED on the charger still does not illuminate contact the place of purchase The battery cannot be removed Contact the place of purchase The battery cannot be inserted Contact the p...

Page 60: ...ress and hold the cycle computer power button for 2 seconds Did you use the cycle computer in or expose it to low temperatures for an extended period The cycle computer may become unable to turn on if...

Page 61: ...ens when the gears shift This occurs because the level of assistance is being adjusted to the optimum level by the computer control It is not a sign of a malfunction Sound occurs after gear shifting C...

Page 62: ...is needed in case you need to purchase spare keys Make a note of the number in the following box and keep it in a safe place Key number Please note specifications are subject to change for improvement...

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