HP Velotechnik Go SwissDrive system for HP Velotechnik - Manual (Page 9)

Notes for the user
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as long as possible. A good rule of thumb is
that you should recharge the battery when
only two LEDs light up.
You can find further information on the
control element in the section "Battery and
charging" from page 29ff.
Brief overview of the Evo console
The Evo console is the interface between you
and the GO SwissDrive system. It offers a
high number of functions and setup options.
The following chapter contains a brief
overview and shows basic operating steps.
You can find a detailed description of all
functions and setups of the Evo console on
page 12ff.
Picture 4: G O S WISS D RIVE EVO-Display
Console components
The Evo console consists of three
components: docking station, remote control
and display.
The display is the readout of the Evo console.
The system is operated from the keys of the
remote control. The docking station is the
connection between display and the other
components of the GO SwissDrive system.
Additionally, the docking station features an
USB connector to transmit data and to charge
a mobile phone with a current up to 1A.
Inserting the display
Put the display to the upper edge of the
docking station's receptable (1). Then slide it
back (2). The display needs to lock into place
in the docking station
Picture 5: Inserting the display into the docking station
To remove the display, push the lever at the
upper edge of the docking station downwards
and slide the display away from the stem out
of the docking station.
Note: The display can be secured against
unwanted removal by screwing in the screw
that is located on the backside of the docking
station. To be able to remove the display,
loosen the screw again.
Operating the console
Console operation is done by the remote
control device which is mounted next the
bike's left or right grip. The remote control
features five keys with the following functions:
On/Off button:
The On/Off switch activates or deactivates
the whole GO SwissDrive motor system.