Giant MY20, Руководство по обслуживанию

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HARDWARE AND FIRMWARE VERSIONS
On the bottom of the EVO display, there’s a barcode with the item number
(SKU) and the serial number. The SKU can be checked against the bike’s
BOM. The serial number is important (especially the first 5 letters) to help
identify the specific EVO display hardware version.
For checking the firmware version, please connect the RideControl to the
Service Tool software. The display software version is displayed in the “Bike
Data” screen in Service Tool (shortly after pairing the bike). Please provide
this hardware and firmware information whenever Giant Service Department
is contacted for support.
SERVICE INTERVAL SETTING
In the latest Service Tool software it is possible to set a service interval. The de-
fault setting is 2000km. This will start counting from every last Service Tool con-
nection. When the set distance is reached, the wrench icon will appear in the
EVO screen, indicating that the user should go to the dealer for maintenance.
Currently dealers can follow their own procedure for service intervals. A list of
advised maintenance intervals and procedures will be released in MY20.
GIVEN ODO SETTING
The SyncDrive ODO is stored in the motor and will start counting from the
moment it is in use. It cannot be modified.
The Given ODO allows the dealer to manually set the ODO number that is
shown in the display by Service Tool. This can be useful for example when a
RideControl was replaced, so the original ODO number can be re-entered.