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Use
Before initial start-up
The KIOX comes with a partially charged battery.
Before the first use, the battery must be charged
for at least one hour via the USB socket or via the
e-bike system.
The operating console should be fitted such that
the buttons are almost vertical to the handlebars.
Selecting system settings
Place the on-board computer in the holder and
follow the steps below with your bike standing up:
Navigate to the status screen (using the < button
(10)
on the operating console until you reach the
first display) and select settings using the select
key.
Using the – (11) and + (12) buttons, you can
select the desired settings and open these and
any other sub-menus using the select key (9). You
can navigate back to the previous menu from any
settings menu using the back button (10) .
You can adjust the following settings under Sys-
tem settings :
– Dis brgh (Display brightness) [current
value]
– Time [HH:MM]
– Date [DD.Mon.YYYY]
– Time zone [Current value]
–
24h form (24h time format)
– Brgh backg. (Bright background)
– Imp. units (Imperial units)
– Language [Current language]
–
Reset [name of BUI]
Starting up the e-bike system
Requirements
The e-bike system can only be activated if the fol -
lowing requirements are met:
– The e-bike battery is sufficiently charged (see
battery user manual)
– The on-board computer is fitted in the holder
correctly
Switching the e-bike system on/off
The e-bike system can be
switched on
in the fol -
lowing ways:
– Place the on-board computer in the holder (5) .
– Briefly press the on/off buttons (4) on the on-
board computer and on the e-bike battery you
have fitted.
– Press the e-bike battery on/off button on the on-
board computer (some models do not have an
on/off button for the battery; see battery user
manual).
The drive is activated once you start pedalling
(apart from with the pushing aid feature or in as -
sistance level
OFF
). The motor output is based on
the assistance level set in the on-board computer.
If you stop pedalling or reach a speed of 25/45
km/h during normal use,
the e-bike drive switches off the assistance. The
drive is reactivated automatically once you start
pedalling and while the speed remains under
25/45 km/h .
The e-bike system can be switched off in the
following ways:
– Press the on/off button (4) on the on-board
computer for at least one second.
– Switch off the e-bike battery using its on/off but -
ton (some models do not have an on/off button
for the battery; see the bike manufacturer’s
user manual).
– Remove the on-board computer from the hol -
der.
If no more power is required from the e-bike dri -
ve (e.g. because the e-bike is at a standstill) for
around ten minutes and you do not press any but -
tons on the e-bike’s on-board computer or ope -
rating console, the e-bike system and the battery
switch off automatically in order to save energy.
Displays and settings on the on-board com-
puter
All of the displays and display texts on
the following pages correspond to the
software’s release status. With multiple
software updates being made in the
course of a year, the displays and dis -
play texts may change slightly after an
update.
Navigation logic
Use the < (10) and > (8) buttons to access the va -
rious screens with information on your ride stats,
including during the ride. This allows you to keep
both hands on the handlebars while cycling.
Use the + (12) and – (11) buttons to increase or
decrease the assistance level. If you are naviga -
ting a list (e.g. in the Settings menu), these but -
tons let you scroll up and down in the list.
The Settings , which you can access via the sta -
tus screen, cannot be adjusted while cycling.
The select key (9) can be used to execute the fol -
lowing functions:
– Accessing the quick menu while riding.
– Opening the status screen of the settings menu
while stationary.
– Confirming values and information messages.
– Exiting a dialogue.