HP Velotechnik Go SwissDrive system for HP Velotechnik - Manual (Page 10)

Notes for the user
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Confirm button:
The confirm button is used to
activate/deactivate several functions in the
menu and to choose and confirm settings in
the setup menu.
1: Main menu: Press the confirm button for
more than one second to switch on/off the
bicycle's lighting system. Short clicking
switches between manual, automatic and
flood beam mode. Note: This feature only
applies to supported lighting systems.
2: Tour menu: Manual delete and reset of
tour data.
3: Stopwatch: Start/stop measuring. Holding
the button for more than one second saves
the current lap and starts a new measure.
4: Configuration menu: Confirmation of
chosen options and setups.
"+" and "–"-buttons:
With the "+" and "–" buttons you can set the
assistance level while riding. The buttons are
also used in setup menus to navigate between
entries.
1. Assistance level: Increasing or decreasing
the assistance level of the GO SwissDrive
system.
2. Starting aid: Pushing the + button for a
longer time activates starting aid up till a
speed of 6km/h (3,8miles/hour).
3: Reverse gear: Pushing the - button for a
longer time makes the bicycle going
backwards (trikes only). You may need to
push the pedal shortly to activate the reverse
gear. Once the motor is starting to move the
tricycle backwards, leave the cranks move
backwards easily.
Note: The speed of these functions is
being restricted to a maximum speed of 3
km/h / 1,4 mph for reverse gear and 6
km/h / 3,5 mph for starting aid. The
s-pedelec system allows riding forward
with up to 20 km/h / 14 mph.
4. Navigation in configuration menus: Go
forward/backward to the next/previous entry
5. Setting of numerical values during setup.
Browse-button:
The browse button allows you to shift
between the Evo menus.
Menus while riding
The menu structure of the Evo display
consists of different menus which are
accessible depending on the riding situation.
While riding, for simplicity and transparency,
only main, tour data, and stopwatch menus
are enabled.
As long as the bike is moving, the main menu
is divided into five areas: status bar, assistance
level, speed, menu position, and a
customizable area that is able to display
several useful information about the current
ride.
Status bar provides a quick overview about
the current system status using certain
symbols.
Assistance level is visualized by a graphic bar
on the left side of the display. Operationg +
and - buttons switches between five assistance
levels and two levels of recuperation
(generative braking). Assitance level 0 means
no assistance from the motor. By clicking +,
assistance level is increased, by clicking - it is
decreased.
Current speed of the trike is shown digitally
with one post decimal position.