Xion Pedelec, Руководство пользователя

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16 Original User Manual | Xion Pedelec
7.1.2 Pushing assistance
First of all, pushing assistance must be activated in the
programming mode
Chapter 7.4.4 “Push assist” .
To switch the pushing assistance on, press and hold the
upper arrow button. To receive no urther pushing assis-
tance, release the button.
If you would like to use the pushing assistance
for the irst time ater switching on, you must
push the rear wheel 30 centimetres in any direc-
tion.
When the pushing assistance is activated in the
menu, the assist level cannot be switched manu-
ally while the bike is stationary.
7.1.3 Arrow buttons
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You can speciy the power-assist level using the
arrow buttons .
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Each time you press an arrow button, the power
assist changes by one level.
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If you press the upper arrow button, the level of
assistance increases by one level each time you
press it.
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If you press the lower arrow button, the assistance
becomes weaker each time you press it.
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If none of the arrows are highlighted in white, the
user is in the neutral assist mode. This means no
energy recovery and no assistance.
7.2 Display
The display in the middle of the handlebar is divided into
ive diferent display panels.
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At the top on the right is your current
1
speed.
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On the let is a display showing the
2
assist level
you have selected or the level of energy recovery.
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In the middle on the right hand-side is the
3
battery symbol, which tells you the current charge
status of your Pedelec’s battery.
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The remaining range
4
is displayed to the
right of the display for the
2
power-assist mode.
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Below this you will see
5
the time, for example.
In place of these, the following data can also be
called up:
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The distance covered during the trip (in km).
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The duration of the trip.
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The average speed of the trip (in km/h).
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The total mileage (in km).
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Your personal pedalling contribution as the
rider (in Wh).
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The power consumption (in A).
1 Speed
2 Power-assist mode/energy recovery
3 Battery charge state
4 Remaining range
5 Variably adjustable display
1
3
2
4
5