SRAM EAGLE AXS Series, Faq

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SRAM EAGLE AXS
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/ EMBARGO: FEB 06, 2019 / RETAIL: APR 2019
How do I know if my battery is low? What are the charge
levels and how many hours of riding can I expect to get on a
full charge?
Checking battery life is easy: press the button on the Shifter.
Green light means it’s at or close to full charge. Red light means
it’s at or close to half charge. And flashing red means charge
it up. The battery will last approximately 20 hours or more of
riding time. To prolong battery life, the system goes to power
save mode when the bike is stationary.
Can I change shifting modes or settings without using the app?
All that’s needed to get riding is to mount the Eagle AXS
™
drivetrain, pair it and get out there. The AXS
™
app is only
needed for further personalization or to gain access to the
data the system has accumulated. The AXS
™
app is the built-in
componentry software that makes it possible to both program
and personalize Eagle AXS
™
to your specifications. Letting
you adjust and personalize controller assignments for shift
commands and your electronically activated Reverb AXS
™
dropper post right from your mobile – to make it exactly how
you want it.
How does SRAM Eagle AXS
™
connect and integrate with other
wireless components that SRAM makes?
All AXS
™
components can connect to one another using our
proprietary encrypted wireless network. The AXS
™
app is used for
personalization of the component controls and to serve as a single
access point for all SRAM AXS
™
connected products.
What prevents an AXS
™
groupset on one bike from wirelessly
interacting or interfering with an AXS
™
groupset on another bike?
SRAM AXS
™
uses a fully encrypted, secure and proprietary SRAM
wireless protocol that has been proven in the real world in our road
drivetrain applications and more recently on the World Cup circuit.
Do I need to do anything different when washing a bike with
AXS
™
components?
While AXS
™
components can withstand pressure washing and
submersion, each component should be treated the same way
you would treat ball bearing equipped components such as a hub,
headset or bottom bracket. That is, avoid blasting water directly
at the seals between the derailleur and battery, derailleur pivot
points, or at junction points between component subassemblies.
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