HUYSER C10 User manual
E-BIKES MANUAL
E-BIKES MANUAL
Congratulations on the
purchase of your Huyser bike!
Purchase date:
Model:
Serial number of your bike:
Serial number of your battery:
C10 Display information
Features On / off
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External, ergonomic buttons that are easy to
operate
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The speed is shown on the display: SPEED (current
speed), MAXS (maximum speed) and AVG (average
speed). Also TO GO (calculated range), current power
consumption W and calories consumption C
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Kilometers / Miles: Can be adjusted as desired
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Battery level display (indicator)
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Adjustable light on the illuminated display: 5 levels
(level 1 is the darkest and level 5 the brightest)
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Automatic lighting front and rear
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5 Support levels –the current level is displayed
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Total distance or trip distance
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Error code indicator
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Walk Assist
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Service indicator (can be set as a reminder
for maintenance –can be set to
number of battery charges
or number of kilometers)
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Press and hold for 2 seconds to turn the display on or
off. If the bike is not in use, the display will automatically
turn off after 5 minutes. This time can be set between 0
and 9 minutes.
Assistance levels
Short press the + or –button to change the assistance
level. When the display is switched on, it always starts in
position 1.
The lowest level is 1 (which gives you the most range) and
the highest level is 5 (most assistance). If no level is indicated
(level 0), the bicycle can function without assistance. Below
are the examples.
Walk Assist
The Walk Assist function is a walking function. The bike
will then walk with you if, for example, you have to walk
upstairs from the parking garage with your bike in hand.
To switch it on, press the –button for two seconds. The
display then shows the symbol in the lower left
corner. When you release the button, the Walk Assist function
is turned off and the Walk symbol disappears.
See below.
Battery indication
When the battery voltage is normal, the battery capacity is
indicated by a certain number of cubes in the battery icon,
corresponding to the current amount of power in the battery.
See the adjacent table.
If there is undervoltage in the battery, the battery will be
displayed as empty and the edge of the battery will blink.
The battery should be charged immediately.
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Number of bars
Percentage of capacity
10
≥ 90 %
9
75% ≤ capacity < 90%
8
60% ≤ capacity < 75%
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50% ≤ capacity < 60%
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40% ≤ capacity < 50%
5
30% ≤ capacity < 40%
4
20% ≤ capacity < 30%
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10% ≤ capacity < 20%
2
8% ≤ capacity < 10%
1
5% ≤ capacity < 8%
No bars
capacity < 5%
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Setting the odometer functions Options for basic settings
When the display is on, press the button on the
control panel to toggle between distance and other
functions.
You have the possibility to view the trip distance (TRIP in
km), total distance (TOTAL in km), maximum speed
(MAXS in km/h), average speed (AVG in km/h), remaining
distance (TO GO in km), current power consumption (W)
and calorie consumption (C). See examples below:
When the display is on, press twice in quick succession
(less than 0.3 sec. between each press) and
the display enters the "Basic settings" menu. Short press
twice in quick succession (less than 0.3 sec. between
each press) again to exit the "Basic Settings" menu. If you
do nothing for 10 seconds, the display will automatically
return to the initial settings.
Password
protected area
If you are in the "Basic settings" menu and the current
setting is flashing, you can use the or button to
change the values of the current setting. Press to
switch between the different "Basic settings". Short press
twice in quick succession (less than 0.3 sec between
each press) to exit the "Basic Setting" mode.
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Remember that
after 10 seconds,
the display
automatically goes
back to the initial
settings.
Maintenance
settings
Reset data
km/mile
Sensor
sensitivity
Display lighting
Time for "auto
off"
Overview of
recent error
codes
Battery
communication
Speed limit
Wheel size
Reset data for one-way trip
Press twice in quick succession to enter the basic
settings menu. The first option is "Delete data". The field
normally indicates the current speed. Now it says "tC" and at
the bottom
of the display now shows an 'n' (NO). To change this, press
and the 'n' at the bottom of the screen will change to a 'y'
(for Yes). Resets all data, such as maximum speed (MAXS),
average speed (AVG) and trip distance (TRIP), unless 'n' is
indicated. To confirm, press twice in quick succession to
exit the basic settings.
*If the display is
switched off or the
battery is empty, the
data will not be
reset, even if a 'y'
was indicated in the
menu.
Settings km or mile
The second option is setting km/h or miles/h. Press
or to use the km/h or miles/h setting as the speed unit.
Confirm the setting by quickly pressing twice and
continue.
Data
remains
Reset data
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C11 Display information
Normal indication area
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Battery level indicator:
Returns the current level value of 1 4
the capacity 2 5
Assistance level indication:
Indicates the current level from level
0 to 5. If no number is displayed, it means no
assistance; means in pedal assistance
mode.
Front light/rear light indication:
Only displayed when the front and/or rear light is on.
Indicates the current speed unit:
km/h or miles/h
Multi-function indication:
Includes single trip distance TRIP, total distance ODO,
maximum speed MAX, average speed AVG, remaining
range RANGE, power output POWER, calories Cal, ride
time TIME.
(Note: after turning on the display, within ten
seconds, upon detection of the force sensor signal
or upon detection that it is the force sensor, the
calorie interface will be displayed; upon detection
of the remaining distance, the RANGE interface
will be displayed, or it will not display the two
interfaces).
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Button definition
There are three buttons for C11, including on-off/mode
button, plus button and minus button.
In the following description: on-off
plus
minus
Level “+” Level “-”
Level “+”
ON/OFF Level “-”
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Normal operation
"Press and hold" means press and hold for more than
two seconds, short press means press and hold for less
than 0.5 seconds.
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ON/OFF
Press and hold the on/off
button, and the display will
begin to work. Pressing and
holding the on/off button again
turns it off. If the power
off, the display consumes no
power from the battery because
the leakage current is less than 1
uA.
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Select assistance level
After startup, short press the plus key or the minus
key to set the assistance level and the output
power of the motor. Level 0 means no assistance. Level 1 is
the lowest level and level 5 the highest. When the display is
turned on, the default level is 1.
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Headlight/rear light switch
Switching on the lights: keep the “+” button pressed, this
will switch on the backlight of the display and the headlight,
the display will show the icon of the headlight. To switch off
the light: press and hold the “+” button again, this will
switch off the backlight of the display and the headlight, and
the icon for the headlight will disappear.
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The pedal assistance mode
Hold the “-” button, the display will show the icon and
the E-bike will enter the pedal assistance mode, release
the “-” button and the icon will disappear from the display,
and the E-bike will exit the pedal assistance mode
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Functional indications interface switch
The default interface is "TRIP" (single trip distance).
It can rotate between "TRIP" (single
trip distance) "ODO"(total distance)
"MAX"(maximum ride speed)
"AVG"(average ride speed)
"RANGE"(remaining distance)
"CALORIES/CAL"(KCal)
"POWER"(output power) "TIME"(ride
time) "TRIP"(single trip distance).
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Charge status indication for battery
It shows the battery charge status with 1 to 5 bars.
If it shows all five bars, it means the battery is at full
capacity. If the edge of the battery icon flashes at a
frequency of 1 Hz,
it means that the battery should be charged immediately.
Number Charge status Icon
of bars
5
75%-100%
4
50%-75%
3
30%-50%
2
10%-30%
1
5%-10%
LOW
< 5%
FLASHES
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1
1
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C-18 Display
information
Appearance
7.
Indication voltage/indication percentage: Shows the
value of the current battery level, the display mode can
be set in the "Soc View".
8.
Digital speed indication: Shows the value of
current speed, the speed unit can be set in "Unit".
9.
Power scale indication/current scale indication:
Shows the current output power value, the output unit
can be set in "Power View".
10.
Indication of assistance level/assist motor: Short
press (0.5 sec.) or to select the level.
Press and hold (2 sec.) to start the "assist motor"
mode, shows symbol.
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Mode data indication: Displays current data
according to the mode.
Front light
1.
Time indication: The time is displayed
according to the 24-hour system and indicates
the current time,
the time can be set under "Set clock".
2.
USB charge indication: In case of external
connection in the display, the symbol is shown.
3.
Front light indication: Displayed only if the
Up
Down
Usual operation
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ON/OFF switch
Mode
ON/OFF
front light is on.
4.
Speed scale display: The scale value is in
accordance with the digital value.
5.
Mode selection: Single trip distance (TRIP) > total
distance ODO > maximum speed (MAX) > average
speed (AVG) > remaining range (RANGE)
> energy consumption (CALORIES) > time (TIME).
6.
Battery indication: Indicates the value of
the current battery level.
Indications
on the
screen
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2.
3.
6.
7.
8.
4.
9.
5.
10.
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Buttons on the
control panel
Turn on, press and hold (>2 sec.) to turn on the screen, the
screen starts to work. Press and hold again (>2 sec.) to turn off
the display. If the bike is not used, after 5 minutes (the time can be
set
in "Auto Off") the screen automatically turns off. If the password
function of the screen is activated, the correct password must be
entered to enter the normal screen interface.
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Pedal assistance level selection
In the case of manual
transmission, short
press (<0.5 sec.) or to
change the pedal assistance
level. The lowest level is
0 and the highest level 5.
If the screen is on,
the default mode is Level 1, "0" means no pedal
assistance.
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Switch for multiple function interfaces
Short press (<0.5 sec.) to switch to another data
interface, this rotates between trip distance (TRIP) > total
distance (ODO) > maximum speed (MAX) > average speed
(AVG) > remaining range (RANGE) > energy consumption
(CALORIES) > time (TIME)
Energy consumption unit CALORIES means kCal.
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Front light / screen backlight switch
Press and hold (>2
sec.) to switch on the backlight
and the front light. Press
again and hold (>2
sec.) to switch off the display
backlight and the front light.
There are 5 levels
of backlight brightness that the user can select (this can be
set in "Brightness"). (If the display is turned on in a dark
environment, the backlight and the front light will be turned
on automatically.
If the screen backlight and front light are switched off
manually, they must also be switched on manually
afterwards)
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Walk assist mode
Press and hold (>2
sec.) to enter the walk assist
mode, the symbol is displayed.
When button is
unlocked, the walk assist mode
is terminated.
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Set Clock time setting
Short press (<0.5 sec) or to select "Set Clock", and
then short press (<0.5 sec.) . The time is displayed in the 24-
hour system. The cursor remains on the first digit of the
clock. Short press or to select "0-2", and then
short press (<0.5 sec.) to
confirm the selection. Now the cursor will be on the second
digit of the clock. Short press or to select
"0-9", and then short press (<0.5 sec.) to
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confirm the selection. The cursor will advance to the
first digit of the minutes. Short press or to select
"0-5", and then short press
(<0,5 sec.) to confirm the selection. The cursor
now moves to the second digit of the minutes, then
short press (<0.5 sec.) or to select "0-9".
Short press (<0.5 sec.) to save the
selection and return to "Set Clock". Short press
twice (with the interval
shorter than 0.5 sec.) to return to the main
interface, or select "BACK" > "EXIT" to return to the
main interface.
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Go to the "information" interface
Go into the "SETTING" interface and short press (<0.5
sec) or to select "Information" and short press (<0.5
sec.) to confirm and enter the
interface. All content in the "Information" interface can
be clicked, but the screen cannot be used to edit
content.
Display setting
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Go to the "Setting" interface .
After turning on the screen, short press (<0.5 sec.)
twice to enter the "SETTING" interface.
The interface includes the three options "Display setting",
"Information" and "EXIT". Short press (<0.5 sec.) or
to switch between the options and
then short press (<0.5 sec) to confirm and enter the
option. Select "EXIT" and short press (<0.5 sec.) to
leave the interface or short press (<0.5 sec.) twice in any
interface to exit the set interface. The set data is saved for
the two exit modes. If there is no activity within 20 sec. and
then the set interface is exited, no data is saved.
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Go to the "Display setting" interface
In the "SETTING" interface, short press (<0.5 sec.)
to select the "Display setting" and then short
press (<0.5 sec.) to confirm and enter
"Display setting". There are thirteen preset options in
the interface.
- Unit change between km and miles
Short press (<0.5 sec) or to select "Unit", and then
short press (<0.5 sec.) to enter the set interface. Short
press (<0.5 sec) or to select "Metric" / "Imperial",
and then short press (<0.5 sec)to save the setting and
return to the "Unit" interface. Short press (with the interval
shorter than 0.5 sec.) twice to return to the main interface,
or select "BACK" > "EXIT" to return to the main interface.
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Brightness
sets the brightness of the display
Short press (<0.5 sec.) or to select “Brightness” and
then short press (<0.5 sec.) . Then short press (<0.5 sec.)
or to switch between the percentages of
"100%"/"75%"/"50%"/"30%"/"10%". 100% is the highest
brightness, 10% is the lowest brightness. After selecting the
brightness percentage, short press (<0.5 sec.)
again to save the setting and to return to
"Brightness". Short press (with the interval shorter than 0.5
sec.) twice to return to the main interface, or select "BACK" >
"EXIT" to return to the main interface.
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Auto Off
sets time for automatic shutdown
Short press (<0.5 sec) or to select "Auto Off", and
then short press (<0.5 sec.) . Then short press (<0.5 sec.)
or to automatically select Off time as
"OFF"/"9" /"8" /"7" /"6" /"5" /"4" /"3" /"2" /"1".
The unit is minutes. After making your selection, short press
(<0.5 sec.) to save the setting
and return to "Auto Off". Short press (with the interval
shorter than 0.5 sec.) twice to return to the
main interface, or select "BACK" > "EXIT" to return to the
main interface. ⑺ “TRIP
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Reset
sets the reset function for distance of a single trip.
Short press (<0.5 sec.) or to select “TRIP Reset” and
then short press (<0.5 sec.) . Then short press (<0.5 sec.)
or to switch between "NO" and
"YES". TRIP Reset includes maximum speed (MAXS),
average speed (AVG), distance of a single trip (TRIP). After
confirmation, short press (<0.5 sec.) to save
the
setting and return to "TRIP Reset". Short press twice
(with the interval shorter than 0.5 sec.) to return to the main
interface, or select "BACK" > "EXIT" to return to the main
interface. The data is not automatically reset when the
display is turned off or the power of the bike is turned off.
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Storing the bike / Adjusting the saddle
Storing your bike
When you park your bike, turn off the electricity to
protect the battery. After not using the bike for some
time, the system will also automatically switch off.
The key can be used to open the lock and remove the
battery from its shell, e.g. for storage when the bike is
not going to be used for a long time or during cold
periods. During use, make sure that the battery is locked
against sliding off and theft.
Avoid storing your bike outside in the rain or snow to
avoid moisture (condensation) on the electronics.
If you have used your bike in wet conditions, we
recommend that you store, clean and dry it indoors.
Adjusting saddle height
Loosen the Allen bolt that clamps the vertical frame tube
that holds your seat post.
Then adjust the saddle to the correct height and direction, in
line with the frame. Make sure that the safety icon attached
to the seat post is NOT visible. If it is visible, you MUST
adjust the seat lower so that the symbol is no longer visible.
Then you can tighten the Allen bolt again.
Battery usage
There are several factors that can affect the battery
consumption and thus the ride distance per battery
charge;
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Make sure you have a fully charged battery if you
are going on a long trip.
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Rough terrain, difficult terrain and hilly or
mountainous roads lead to significantly higher
energy consumption.
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Frequent changes in riding speed result in
higher energy consumption.
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The more weight on the bike, the higher the
energy consumption.
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Good maintenance, a clean bike, well-inflated tires and
regular lubrication (according to instructions
later in this manual) reduce energy consumption.
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Check regularly that the front and rear wheels are
running freely when the brakes are not applied.
Adjust the brakes regularly.
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A lower assistance setting results in less motor wear and
therefore requires less energy from the battery and
provides a longer range.
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As the battery runs down more and more,
the voltage of the battery drops and so does the power
available. You may notice a drop in battery power as
you ride, especially as the motor loses power.
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Any warranty on a battery is voided immediately and
unconditionally once it has been deeply discharged.
Batteries in general are not able to withstand that. Make
sure this NEVER happens. If you are not going to use
your bike for a longer period of time, never leave the
battery in the bike without charging it in the meantime.
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Charging your battery
There are two ways to charge the battery:
1.
Remove the battery from the bike and charge it
in a place convenient for you.
2.
Charge the battery while it is inside the bicycle.
Important note:
If you want to disconnect the battery charger from
the battery, never do so by pulling on the cable; only
pull on the connector. If you pull on the cable, wires
may come loose in this connector.
WARNING:
If you are going to charge the battery, make sure that the
bike is "off".
Then first connect the charger to the battery and
then plug it into the wall socket.
Preferably install the battery horizontally (as it is
placed in the bicycle, not upside down) Place
the charger on an even surface.
WARNING:
NEVER change the order.
Start charging:
Connect the plug between the charger and the
battery. Only then connect the charger to the mains.
End charging:
First remove the plug from the mains (230V), and
after that is done, remove the charging plug from the
battery.
Safety tips for charger and battery
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Your Huyser bicycle battery is a Li-ion battery. This
type of battery also requires a special type of battery
charger. Do not charge this battery with any charger
other than the original one. So always use a charger of
100% the same type and brand. If you
use the wrong type of charger to charge the Huyser
battery, this can result in overheating, fire or even
explosion. If your charger
is defective or lost, please contact your supplier for a
proper replacement.
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Charge the battery when it is not in use.
You may decide to charge the battery while it is in the
bike or while it is removed from the bike.
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During charging, neither the battery nor the charger
should be placed close to highly flammable substances
or liquids. Always keep the charger out of reach of
children while it is charging the battery. The battery
charger may become quite warm during charging
under certain conditions, so allow it to cool down
before handling it.
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The battery charging time depends on how much
residual energy is left in the battery.
If the battery is completely empty, it will take up to
6.5 hours before the battery is completely full again.
When the battery is full, the LED changes from red
(charging) to green (ready).
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You should now stop charging. Do not leave the charger
connected to the battery for longer than necessary. Of
course, you can start a charging session in the evening
and finish it in the morning.
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It's not surprising that the battery and charger can get
warm or even hot during a charging session.
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The battery is about 50% charged when you buy a new
bike. Make sure the battery is fully charged
immediately. Also make sure that the battery is
connected to the
charger for at least 12 hours during the first 3
charging sessions.
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On the charger you will find an LED. If it is red, it
means that it is supplying power to the battery and that
the battery is not yet full. Once the battery is full, the
LED will change to a
green color.
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The charger is for indoor use only.
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