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Operation of the CROSSWAVE Pedelec drive
Please read the Chapter
"General Operation”
for operating the
cycle.
On the handle bar towards the left there is a control panel for
controlling the auxiliary electrical drive (Figure 19). Here, the
CROSSWAVE™ Pedelec is switched on and off. The desired drive
mode is also activated here. A four-phase LED at the left displays
the battery charge status, i.e., the remaining capacity.
Press the centre switch to activate the system. Up to four LEDs
light up to indicate the drive battery status, one LED indicates
Power (On) and, if applicable, another one the ECO mode. The
left switch on the left can be used to activate and deactivate
the economical ECO mode. It limits the driving power and helps
significantly to spare battery capacity.
The auxiliary drive of the CROSSWAVE Pedelec starts automatically
after half a pedal rotation. Thus the CROSSWAVE Pedelec complies
completely with the upcoming European standard for this vehicle
type.
Recommended manner of driving:
After activating the system, select the drive mode and set the
CROSSWAVE Pedelec in motion by pedalling. At gradual ascents,
the Pedelec should be pushed gently on foot so that the motor
does not have to gain force from zero rotation. Otherwise, it
would draw a lot of power and would not develop any appreciable
propulsion between 0 to 3 km/h.
To increase the mileage, you should also apply force on the
pedals in all driving situations, because if you drive with motor
power only, the performance of the system remains conspicuously
below its possibilities. The activated ECO mode limits the
maximum driving power and spares battery capacity. The reduced
assistance can be felt only while ascending hills and while
accelerating.
Figure 19 (left)
Figure 20 (right)
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Pedelec with Lithium-ion battery
