Bosch Active Line BDU250C Notice D'utilisation D'origine page 76

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If the on-board computer is removed from its holder and not
switched off, it will display information regarding the last
journey, as well as status information, on loop.
If no button is pressed after the on-board computer is re-
moved from the holder, it will switch itself off after one
minute.
Start page
When you fit the on-board computer in the holder while it is
switched on, it will display the start page.
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a Time/speed indicator
b Assistance level indicator
c Lighting indicator
d Charge indicator of the eBike battery
e Unit of speed indicator
f Speed
g Navigation bar
h Motor output
i Your performance
j Average speed
k Performance evaluation
A) Can be changed via the <Settings> status page.
The a...d indicators form the status bar and are shown on
every page. If the speed is already being displayed on the
screen itself, the a indicator will change to the current time
in hours and minutes. The status bar displays:
– Speed/time: The current speed in km/h or mph/current
time
– Assistance level: Indicates the current level of assistance
using a colour code
– Light: A symbol that indicates whether the light is on
– eBike battery state of charge: Indicates the current
state of charge as a percentage
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The performance evaluation k graphically displays your cur-
rent speed (white bar) in comparison to your average speed
j. The graphic shows you whether your current speed is
faster or slower than your average speed (left of the black
line = lower than average value; right of the black line =
higher than average value).
The navigation bar g indicates which page you are on. Your
current page is highlighted. You can use the (10) < and (8) >
buttons to go to different pages.
From the initial start page, you can access the status page
via the < (10) button.
Status page
As well as the status bar, the status page also shows you the
current time and the state of charge of all your eBike's bat-
teries.
It may also display symbols to indicate an activated
Bluetooth® function or a device connected via Bluetooth®
(e.g. a heart rate monitor).
You can access the <Settings> from the bottom section.
<Settings>
You can access the settings menu via the status page. The
<Settings> cannot be accessed or changed while riding.
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.
You can find the following superordinate sections on the first
navigation level:
– <Registration>
Information about how to register later on
– <My eBike> – Settings surrounding your eBike:
You can reset the counters (such as the number of kilo-
metres travelled that day or average values) to zero either
automatically or manually, and you can reset the range.
You can change the wheel circumference value that was
preset by the manufacturer by ± 5 %. If your eBike fea-
tures eShift, you can also configure your eShift system
here. The bicycle manufacturer or dealer may base the
service date on the distance travelled and/or a period of
time. The due date for the service is displayed under
<Next Service: [DD. Mon.YYYY] or at [xxxxx] [km]>.
The bike component page displays the serial number and
hardware and software versions for each component in
addition to other key data which is relevant for the com-
ponents.
– <My profile> – Active user data
– <Bluetooth [current setting]> – Switching the
Bluetooth® function on or off:
Connected devices are displayed.
– <Sys settings> – A list of options for setting your on-
board computer:
You can display the speed and distance in kilometres or
miles, display the clock in 12- or 24-hour format, adjust
the time, date and time zone and select your preferred
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