Bosch Kiox 300 User manual

BOSCH LED REMOTE. KIOX 300 AND INTUVIA 100
E-BIKE QUICK START GUIDE

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Welcome to the family!
This quick-start guide explains the basic operation of the Bosch smart system on your
bike. This guide is also available online in your language. Use the codes or links below to
access the online guide.
Even if you’ve been riding a bike for years, you should read this guide, as well as:
• The Bicycle Owner’s Manual that came with your bike
• The comprehensive Bosch smart system manual, found online at:
trekbikes.com/manuals diamantrad.com/
bike-handbuecher
electra.trekbikes.com/
electra-manuals
These manuals contain important safety information and useful suggestions about the
proper use and maintenance of your bike and how to dispose of electrical components
properly. If you do not have access to a computer or the Internet, you can request a
printed manual from your local authorised retailer.
Read all instructions.
What you don’t know could seriously hurt you or others. Be smart. Read and know
before you go.

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A few things to know about riding your new e-bike
1. Start slow
We know – fast is fun. But e-bikes take a bit of getting used to. It may be tempting to
ramp your e-bike up to the fastest setting straight away, but we recommend taking
it nice and easy the rst few rides. Start on the lowest assist setting and learn the
feeling of pedal assistance.
2. Brake sooner
E-bikes are heavier than normal bikes and they move faster. More power, more
speed and more weight. Once you get moving, you’ll need more time to react, so you
should start slowing down sooner on your e-bike than you would on a normal bike.
When you’re getting used to your new e-bike, start braking with a lighter hand and a
gradual pull of the brake levers. And never grab just your front brake lever – brake
with both front and rear evenly.
3. You’re faster than you look
E-bikes look just like regular bikes, so drivers and pedestrians might not expect
you to be riding as fast as your e-bike allows. Ride with extra care and pay greater
attention to your surroundings.
4. All bike rules still apply
While your new e-bike will bring you a new level of freedom and fun, you’re still re-
sponsible for knowing and following all the rules of the road, paths, and trails in your
area. Have fun out there, but with greater speed, there is greater responsibility!

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Turn the bike ON or OFF
ON|OFF: Press and release
Pair with a smartphone: Press and hold
The e-system will automatically turn off if the bike is
not moved, nor any buttons pushed for 10 minutes.
Lights (If wired to the e-system)
ON|OFF
Note: If front and/or rear lights are included with your
bike, they may be programmed to turn ON or OFF when
the bike is turned ON or OFF. In this case, the Lights
button may not be functional.

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Pedal assistance
You’ve got places to be and people to see, so get going.
Select an assist mode
+
-
Red = Turbo | Turbo
Purple = eMTB | Automatic
Blue = Tour+ | Tour+
Green = Eco | Eco
Assist mode on your display
OR
Pedal assistance
Stops when:
• You stop pedalling
• You reach the maximum
assist speed
(Maximum speeds vary
by region.)
Restarts when:
• You start pedalling again
• You are pedalling and
your speed drops below
the maximum assist
speed

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Walk assistance
Walk assistance provides a little push for those times when you are walking or pushing
your bike.
WARNING: Walk assistance should only be used when you are walking your bike. Never
use walk assistance when you are riding your bike, or in situations where the wheels are
not touching the ground.
While holding the button, walk the bike forwards or
backwards to activate walk assistance. Shifting your
bike into a higher gear increases the speed of walk
assistance, up to approximately 4 mph/6 kph.
Scroll screens/change settings
Settings: Language•Units•Time•Shift recommendation•Brightness•Settings reset
< >
+ -
Next or previous screen
Scroll up or down
Access the second
level of data. Hold to
reset trip data.
Note: Settings cannot be accessed while riding.

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Battery
Charge the battery
• The battery is supplied partially charged. For the best performance, charge the bat-
tery fully before riding your e-bike.
• The battery can be charged while installed on the bike or off the bike.
• LEDs indicate the level of battery charge.
• While the battery is charging, the top LED on the remote and the LEDs on the battery
will ash.
WARNING: Be safe. Follow these safety warnings when charging your battery:
◦Only charge the battery with a Bosch smart system charger. Using the wrong
charger risks the life of the battery and presents a potential re hazard.
◦Only use the charger in dry, indoor areas.
◦Do not leave a charging battery unattended.
◦When the battery is fully charged, disconnect the charger from the battery and
wall socket.

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On the bike
Off the bike
100%
80%
60%
40%
20%
100%
80%
60%
40%
20%
LEDs ash while the battery is charging. All LEDs will be lit when fully charged.

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Battery charge level
AND
Blue bar = 20%
White bar = 10%
4 blue LEDs
+ 1 white LED
= 81% to 90% charged
Low Battery Indicator
The bottom two LEDs change colour.
2 orange: 30% to 21%
1 orange: 20% to 11%
1 red: 10% to reserve
1 red ashing: reserve to empty
OR

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Install or remove the battery
Before installing or removing the battery, make sure that the battery and bike are OFF.
No LEDs should be illuminated on the remote or the battery.
Install: 1 ▶ 2 ▶ 3 Remove: 3 ▶ 2 ▶ 1
123
21 3
OR
OR
21 3