EMMO Kamen 2020 User manual
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EMMOM
Monta 2019
EMMO
Kamen
USER’S MANUAL
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This manual contains important safety, performance and service infor-
mation. Read and understand it along with the information provided
during the on-delivery instructions before using the product, and keep it
for reference.
© 2020 Emmo Inc. All rights reserved. No texts, details, or illustrations from this manual may be reproduced or
distributed, or become the subject of unauthorized use for commercial purposes. Should you discover any errors,
we would be grateful if you would bring them to our attention.
CAUTIONS MENU
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About EMMO --------------------------------------------------- 4
Rules and Regulations of Riding an E-Bike --------- 5
Parts Overview ------------------------------------------------ 6
Switches ---------------------------------------------------------- 8
Throttle ----------------------------------------------------------- 10
Lights & Signals ----------------------------------------------- 11
Speedometer --------------------------------------------------- 13
Audio System ------------------------------------------------- 14
Side Kickstand ----------------------------------------------- 15
Rear View Mirrors --------------------------------------------- 16
How to turn on the bike with the key ----------------- 18
How to turn on the bike with the remote ------------- 19
How to lock the steering ----------------------------------- 20
How to turn on/o the circuit breaker ----------------- 22
How to charge ----------------------------------------------- 25
How to ride ------------------------------------------------------ 27
Safety Instructions -------------------------------------------- 28
Maintenance ----------------------------------------------------- 29
E-Bike Registration Form ----------------------------------- 30
Appendix 1(How to charge a lithium battery) -------------------- 31
Appendix 2(Charger indicators) -------------------------------- 34
CAUTIONS MENU
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Established in 2009, Emmo Inc. is a proud Canadian venture that is
focused on creating a more sustainable future by providing high quality
electric bicycles. We oer a wide variety of e-bikes that are suitable for
leading a greener, and more stylish, way of living. Emmo e-bikes are
priced competitively with other green solutions. At Emmo, you will get
the best e-bikes and the most professional service.
ABOUT EMMO
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According to Canada’s Motor Vehicle Safety Regulations ( MVSR ). A
qualied e-bike (dened as Power Assist Bicycle) must meet the following
requirements:
• The e-bike must have operable pedals
• Upper wattage limit for the motor is 500W.
• Maximum speed of an e-bike is 32km/h.
Other requirements include a permanently axed compliance label from
the manufacturer stating that the vehicle is a power-assisted bicycle
under statutory requirements in force at the time of manufacture. Currently,
there is no license, no insurance, and no vehicle registration required to
operate a qualied e-bike according to federal legislation. E-Bike riders
share the same rights and responsibilities as other road users.
However, provinces and local municipalities have the power to restrict the
use of e-bikes. Most provinces require the rider to wear a helmet. Some
provinces have special requirements with regard to the age limit to operate
an e-bike, the type of helmet required, even the number of wheels and
wheel size. In Ontario, typically, e-bikes are generally treated the same as
regular bicycles. According to the Ministry of Transportation of Ontario
(MTO), the age limit to operate an e-bike is 16 years old and above; the
maximum weight of the bike is 120 kilograms (265 pounds); the bike must
have a brake distance of less than 9 meters; Any modications made to
the bike’s motor to create speeds greater than 32km/h are prohibited.
As the rules and regulations are subject to changes in dierent provinces
and municipalities. Please check your municipal bylaw and see where you
stand.
ABOUT EMMO RULES and REGULATIONS
of riding an e-bike
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1. PARTS OVERVIEW
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1. PARTS OVERVIEW
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2. SWITCHES
The switch housings on the handlebar hold these switches that control the lights, signals, horn and
etc..
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2. SWITCHES
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3. THROTTLE
The throttle controls the speed of the e-bike. As shown below, twist the throttle towards you to
operate. With the help of the speed mode switch, you can also change the speed setting.
Warning:
• DO NOT turn the throttle if you are not ready to ride.
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4. LIGHTS & SIGNALS
The headlight assembly has dierent operation modes - daytime running light, high beam, and low
beam to accommodate your needs under dierent conditions.
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4. LIGHTS & SIGNALS
Tail light and brake light play an important role in signaling people behind. With the help of the turn-
ing signal lights, it is also easier for other road users to anticipate your intended route.
The tail lights become brighter when the brake is applied.
Tuning signal light will ash when turned on.
* For dierent versions, the tunrning signal lights may be dierent in design and function.
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5. SPEEDOMETER
The speedometer let you know the working status of the bike. It provides information including the
current speed, total travel distance, battery strength, and speed mode (3=high speed mode, 2=me-
dium speed mode, 1=low speed mode).
Speedometer Funtion Explanation
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6. AUDIO SYSTEM
Press once to turn on the radio system. e MP3 mode is set by default. You can pair yblue-
tooth device with the built-in MP3 player (named Electric bike) and play the music.
Press the button again to switch to FM radio mode.
Press the button again to turn it o.
In MP3 mode, press the button once to pause. Press again to continue to play.
In FM radio mode, hold the button for 5 seconds to search for available channels. Once
nished, the system will stop at the rst channel.
Turn the volume up.
In MP3 mode, press the button once to play the previous song in the list.
In FM radio mode, press the button once to switch to previous channel in the list.
In MP3 mode, press the button once to play the next song in the list.
In FM radio mode, press the button once to switch to next channel in the list.
Turn the volume down.
The built-in audio system has two modes - MP3 player and FM radio.
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7. SIDE KICKSTAND
A kill switch is integrated into the side kickstand. As a safety feature, when the side stand is kicked
down, the motor power will be cut o.
• Side Kickstand Kill Switch
• Put the bike on the side kickstand
• Kick the side stand down and gently
lean the bike on the side kickstand.
• Make sure it is stable before you leave
your bike.
Warning:
• The side kickstand should be kicked up before you ride the bike.
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8. REAR VIEW MIRRORS
Rear view mirrors make it safer for you to check the trac condition behind you. Please make sure
the rear view mirrors are adjusted and secured properly. Check the rear view mirrors and your blind
spots before you make a turn or overtake other vehicles.
• The mirror can be tilted up and down for approximately 15 degree from the centreline (as
showed by the red arrows).
• The mirror can also be rotated on the holding pole (as shown by the blue arrow).
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8. REAR VIEW MIRRORS
-Adjustment
• Tool needed: a 14mm wrench.
• In order to adjust the mirror, the nut that
xed the mirror should be loosened rst.
• Use the wrench and follow the direction
indicated to loosen the nut slightly.
• The nut is covered by the plastic cap. Lift up
the cap to expose the nut.
• Adjust the mirror to a preferred position and
tighten the nut as shown.
Warning:
• DO NOT adjust the mirrors while you are riding the bike.
• Be careful when you tightened the nut to avoid damage to the threads and the
mirror holders.
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9. HOW TO TURN ON THE BIKE
via key ignition
• The ignition is located in the triple tree plate, centre of the handlebar.
• Follow the marking on the ignition, turn
the key to the right to turn on the bike.
• To turn on the bike, plug the key into the
main ignition key hole.
With the key, you can turn on/o the bike and lock the steering (refer to Page 20).
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via key ignition
9. HOW TO TURN ON THE BIKE
via remote
Reminder:
• If the alarm system is on, please cancel the alarm before you turn on the bike.
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10. HOW TO LOCK THE STEERING
• Turn the ignition o.
• Push the key in.
• To lock the steering, turn the handlebar
to the left.
• Follow the mark on the ignition, turn the
key anti-clockwise to lock the steering.
For the safety of your bike, it is highly recommended to lock the steering when you park your bike
in public spaces.
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