Bosch Active Line BDU250C Notice D'utilisation D'origine page 74

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On-board computer
Internal lithium-ion battery
C)
Protection rating
Weight, approx.
BLUETOOTH low energy®
– Frequency
– Transmission power
A) At an ambient temperature of < 25 °C
B) Not included as part of standard delivery
C) When the USB cover is closed
Declaration of Conformity
Robert Bosch GmbH, Bosch eBike Systems, hereby declares
that the Kiox radio communication unit complies with Dir-
ective 2014/53/EU. The full text of the EU Declaration of
Conformity can be accessed at the following Internet ad-
dress: https://www.ebike-connect.com/conformity
Fitting
Fitting and removing the on-board computer
(see figure A)
Fit the lower part of the Kiox into the holder (5) first and tilt
it forward gently until you can feel that the on-board com-
puter is firmly fixed in the magnetic holder.
Note: To prevent the on-board computer falling out of the
holder in the event of impact, the on-board computer can
also be secured with a securing strap (available as an op-
tion).
To remove the on-board computer, hold it by the top end
and pull it towards you until it disengages from the magnetic
holder.
Remove the on-board computer when you park the
u
eBike.
The on-board computer can be secured in place to prevent it
from being removed from the holder. To do this, loosen the
headset screw (16) until the Kiox holder can be swivelled
sideways. Put the on-board computer in the holder. Screw
the locking screw (M3 thread, 6 mm long) from below into
the thread provided in the on-board computer (using a
longer screw may damage the on-board computer). Swivel
the holder back into place and tighten the headset screw in
accordance with the manufacturer's specifications.
Operation
Before initial commissioning
The Kiox is supplied with a partially charged battery. Before
using it for the first time, this battery must be charged for at
least one hour via the USB port (see "Power supply of the on-
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board computer", page English – 3) or via the eBike sys-
tem.
The control unit should be attached such that the buttons
are almost perpendicular to the handlebars.
Selecting system settings
Fit the on-board computer in the holder and proceed as fol-
lows with the bicycle stationary:
Go to the status page (use the < button (10) on the control
unit to get to the first display) and call up the <Settings>
with the select button.
You can use the – (11) and + (12) buttons to select the set-
ting you want. You can open the settings, as well as any addi-
tional sub-menus, using the select button (9). You can use
the < button (10) to go back to the previous menu from any
settings menu.
The following settings can be changed in the <Sys set-
tings>:
– <Dis brgh (Display brightness) [current value]>
– <Time [HH:MM]>
– <Date [DD.Mon.YYYY]>
– <Time zone [Current value]>
– <24h form (24h time format)>
– <Brgh backg. (Bright background)>
– <Imp. units (Imperial units)>
– <Language [Current language]>
– <Reset [name of BUI]>
Starting up the eBike system
Requirements
The eBike system can only be activated when the following
requirements are met:
– A sufficiently charged eBike battery is inserted (see oper-
ating instructions for the battery).
– The on-board computer is properly fitted to the holder.
Switching the eBike system on/off
The following options are available for switching on the
eBike system:
– Slide the on-board computer onto the holder (5).
– Once the on-board computer and the eBike battery are
fitted, briefly press the On/Off button (4) on the on-board
computer.
– With the on-board computer fitted, press the On/Off but-
ton on the eBike battery (bicycle manufacturer-specific
solutions are possible whereby there is no access to the
battery On/Off button; see the battery operating instruc-
tions).
The drive is activated as soon as you start pedalling (except
if you are using the push-assistance function or if the assist-
ance level is set to OFF). The motor output depends on the
settings of the assistance level on the on-board computer.
As soon as you stop pedalling when in normal operation, or
as soon as you have reached a speed of 25/45 km/h, the
eBike drive switches off the assistance. The drive is automat-
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