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• Power assist indicator LED's (F) light up in a back and forth sequence.
• Press the 'Assistance level up' button (C) within 3 seconds to engage Walk assist.
• Release the 'Assistance level up' button (C) to stop or pause Walk assist. Press again
within 3 seconds to re-engage.
• Press any other button to return to normal riding mode immediately.
INFO: If no other action is performed within 3 seconds after pressing 'Walk assist'
button (A), the system will return to normal riding mode.
Lighting
• Press and hold the 'Light/info' button (E) for 2 seconds to switch the bike lights on or
off.
• Light indicator (G) lights up when the light is switched on.
• On S-Pedelecs (high speed E-bikes) the bike lights cannot be switched off. The 'Light /
Info' button (E) will switch between low beam and high beam.
• When switching on the bike light, the backlight of the RideDash EVO screen will be
dimmed.
Battery level indication
The remaining energy level of the EnergyPak is shown by the Battery level indicator LEDs
(H1 - H5). Each LED represents 20% of the EnergyPak's capacity.
• When battery power is less than 10%, LED H1 changes from white to orange.
• When battery power is less than 3%, LED H1 blinks orange. The system will switch to
lowest assist level.
• When battery power is less than 1%, the Power assist will shut down. The light system
will be still functional for at least 2 hours.
Info button
If a RideDash or other compatible bicycle computer is connected to the system the
Light / Info button (E) can also be used to control various screen functions. The specific
functionality depends on the connected device.
System events
In case of a system event (malfunction), the RideControl will show an indication of the
event. Assist power will stop on most system events. Lighting indicator (G) will flash red.
One of the Power assist level indicators (F1 - F5) will start blinking as event indicator.
Event descriptions:
• F5: Heat issue
• F4: Not applicable
• F3: Speed sensor issue
• F2: Motor issues
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