2020 EN FISCHER SYSTEM MANUAL

The standard setting is “25”. This means that the motor is pushing with 25% of its total power. You can increase this value in steps of 1% to a maxi- mum of 50%. You can move on by using the “MODE” button.

This function is not available for pe- delecs with a central motor. Just change the gear with your gear se- lector to regulate the start-up strength. Low- er gear = higher start-up strength. Hold both arrow keys at the same time for approx. two seconds to get to the second menu level. Now again keep both arrow keys pressed for ap- proximately two seconds. You are now in the extended menu. Support levels First, you can select the number of support lev- els. The standard is five levels, but you can also have three, seven or nine levels. The more steps you configure, the finer the motor support can be graded. This makes the motor more efficient and thus improves the battery range. You can configure the individual steps after pressing the “MODE” button.

Starting with level 1 (see number in the middle), you will be asked how much support in % you want to get at the level shown. The bottom field shows a “from-to” recommen- dation. The setting is made in 1% steps and is in each case confirmed by pressing briefly on the “MODE” button, which moves you to the next level. This continues until the last level has been reached and confirmed.

This function is not available for pe- delecs with a central motor. Just change the gear on your gearbox to regulate the strength of the push assistance. Lower gear = Stronger pushing assistance. Start-up strength The start-up strength of the motor can be set to four levels: • 1 = 100 %

• 2 = 90 % • 3 = 80 % • 4 = 70 %

This function is not available for pe- delecs with a central motor. These settings can unfortunately not be performed, due to the specific type of motor controller used.

The default is level 1. Selecting a lower level has a positive effect on the range of the battery and its service life. Keep the “MODE” button pressed to leave the menu.

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