2020 EN FISCHER SYSTEM MANUAL

9. Keeping the “MODE” button pressed for ap- proximately 3 seconds while being in the menus moves you one menu level back or makes you leave the menu. This works at any place in the menu. Display Functional overview

8. Maintain • Only pops up in the event of a fault. 9. DST TO GO • If this is shown, the range in km is dis- played to the left of it. 10.Error code or range display 11.”Error” is only shown here in the event of an error. “Watt” is only shown when requested. 12.PAS • The currently set PAS (motor support strength) is shown here. 13.The small headlamp lights up when you activate the display lighting. If pedelec lighting is available, it is switched on at the same time, depending on the model. 14.Speeds:

Background lighting This is the first settings option. The number “1” flashes.

You have a choice between: • 1 = Weak display lighting • 2 = Moderate display lighting • 3 = Bright display lighting

Use the arrow keys to adjust the value as de- sired. You can move on by using the “MODE” button.

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• Speed: Current speed • AVG Speed: Average • MAX Speed: Maximum Settings

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Push assistance

1. Charge status of the battery 2. Trip: Trip counter / ODO: Total kilometres 3. General: Display of kilometres of the day or total kilometres In the settings menu: Information on the cur- rent menu 4. Trip 5. Speed 6. Main display • The current speed or other menu points are shown here, depending on the setting. 7. Mode • The current motor support mode or push assistance (WALK) is shown, depending on the setting.

The pushing aid function works to assist you if you, for example, have to climb a steep ramp from an un- derground car park or 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!

Do NOT change the settings while riding your pedelec.

This LCD offers you various personalization op- tions. First, switch on the display by holding down the “MODE” button on the operating unit. Hold down both arrow keys on the operating unit at the same time for approximately two sec- onds to get to the first menu level. You are now in the standard settings menu.

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