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Display The operating unit display offers a range of infor- mationon different pages. Change between the pages by moving the joystick sideways. Some of the pages offer further pages that can be ac- cessed by vertical movements of the joystick. Main page

Activating the push assistance

We are not liable for damage to a mobile phone resulting from a con- nection to the operating unit.

The push assistance provides sup- port, e.g. when you have to handle a steep ramp out of an underground car park or an underpass. Do not use it to ride the bike. The push assistance is not a start- up support! If you activate your push assistance under a load that is too heavy, your motor will start to jerk or even perform an emergency shut-down! Keep the T1 button pressed to activate the push assistance. The motor supports you by pushing your pedelec at a speed of up to 6km/h. As soon as you let go of the T1 button, the push assis- tance mode is deactivated. USB connection The operating unit has a micro-USB AB plug. It is protected from dirt and humidity by a rubber cap.

Connecting a USB device. 1. Open the rubber protective cap of the USB connector of the operating unit. 2. Connect the USB device with the UBS con- nector of the operating unit. Removing a UBS device Take note of the information regarding the sepa- ration of the USB connection in the operating in- structions of the connected device. 1. Pull the connection cable of the USB device out of the USB connector of the operating unit. 2. Then close the USB connector with the rubber protection cap. The operating unit is only protected from water and dirt when the rubber cap is closed. Bluetooth connection The operating device can use an active Blue- tooth connection to exchange data with a smart phone or a chest strap.

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1. Display of the current support level 2. Current speed 3. Status display for triangular symbol: Push assistance active Lights: full beam Bluetooth symbol: Bluetooth activated 4. Battery charge

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