Insportline DEVRON User manual

USER MANUAL –EN
Electric Bicycles DEVRON

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CONTENTS
BICYCLE PARTS .................................................................................................................................... 4
PANEL..................................................................................................................................................... 5
INFORMATION ON THE SCREEN..................................................................................................... 5
FUNCTIONS & BUTTONS .................................................................................................................. 5
INSTALLATION ................................................................................................................................... 6
ON/OFF................................................................................................................................................ 6
WALK ASSIST..................................................................................................................................... 6
BACKLIGHT......................................................................................................................................... 7
POWER LEVEL ................................................................................................................................... 7
BATTERY CAPACITY ......................................................................................................................... 7
DISTANCE (TRIP / TOTAL)................................................................................................................. 7
ERROR CODES .................................................................................................................................. 7
BATTERY................................................................................................................................................ 8
PRECAUTIONS................................................................................................................................... 8
BATTERY REMOVAL FROM THE BIKE............................................................................................. 9
BATTERY CHARGING........................................................................................................................ 9
BATTERY INFORMATION................................................................................................................ 10
PEDALING ASSISTANCE..................................................................................................................... 10
WHAT IS PEDALING ASSISTANCE?............................................................................................... 10
YOU STILL NEED TO KNOW ABOUT PEDALING ASSISTANCE................................................... 11
SADDLE ................................................................................................................................................ 11
SEAT HEIGHT DESIRED.................................................................................................................. 11
ADJUSTING THE SADDLE............................................................................................................... 12
PEDALS MOUNTING............................................................................................................................ 12
LIGHTING.............................................................................................................................................. 12
TURNING THE LIGHT ON AND OFF ............................................................................................... 12
BRAKES................................................................................................................................................ 13
INFORMATION ABOUT THE BRAKE ADJUSTMENT ..................................................................... 13
BRAKE ADJUSTMENT...................................................................................................................... 13
BRAKE PADS REPLACEMENT........................................................................................................ 13
TIRES.................................................................................................................................................... 14
TIRE PRESSURE.............................................................................................................................. 14
SPEEDS................................................................................................................................................ 14
SHIFT................................................................................................................................................. 14
MAINTENANCE .................................................................................................................................... 15
REVISIONS........................................................................................................................................ 15
GENERAL MAINTENANCE............................................................................................................... 15

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CLEANING......................................................................................................................................... 15
LUBRICATION................................................................................................................................... 15
RECOMMENDED PERIODIC REVISIONS....................................................................................... 15
REGULAR CONTROL....................................................................................................................... 16
TRANSPORT..................................................................................................................................... 16
WARNINGS........................................................................................................................................... 16
LIMITED WARRANTY........................................................................................................................... 17
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF WARRANTY, WARRANTY CLAIMS................................................. 25
Thank you for your confidence in our bike. According to its type it meets the norms EN 15194,
EN 14764, EN 14765 and EN 14766.
HELMET CAN SAVE YOUR LIFE!

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Congratulations!
You are the owner of a DEVRON electric bike. This bike is equipped an electric pedal assistance
which offer a whole new way practicing cycling. The pedal assist makes driving more lightweight and
comfortable than ever. Whether you use your bike for trip between home and work, for heavy
shopping or just for pleasure, you will always have the wind at your back. With the electric assist
reliable, durable and easy to use, your effort becomes a pleasure.
Please carefully read this manual and keep it in a safe place for future reference in case of need.
WARNING: Using this device is under local law. Don’t break safety and equipment rules
(prescriptions) of the country, where you use it.
Have a fun addition to your cycling!
BICYCLE PARTS
1Shifter
6Front lighter
11 Battery
16 Rear derailleur
2 Brake lever
7Fork
12 Rear lighter
17 Gear
3Panel
8Frame
13 Assist pedal sensor
18 Carrier
4Brake
9Fender
14 Guard gear pedal
19 Rim
5Handle bar
10 Saddle
15 Pedals
20 Tire

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PANEL
INFORMATION ON THE SCREEN
Make sure that the battery has to be lit. Activate the control panel using the (Fig.3).
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START / STOP
5
Adjustment assistance/Display & backlight
lighting*
2
Battery indicator
6
Mileage*
3
Assistance level
7
Travel speed*
4
Adjustment assistance/walk assist**
8
Motor Power*
* Optional depending on the model control panel
** Functions activate/deactivate holding the button press for 2 seconds
Display specification –ului C965
Material & color
The C965 display is made of ABS and is designed to perform well under -20°C to 60°C.
Available colors: black
FUNCTIONS & BUTTONS
The C965 offers many functions for your riding pleasure. These Include: Multiple Power levels settings
(Mode), Remaining Battery Capacity, Speed (Speed/ MAX / AVG), Distance and Odometer (TRIP/
TOTAL), Time, Assist walking (slow speed motor assist), Backlight, Error codes.
INTERFACE

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Caution: Do not plug in or unplug this display when the power to the unit is on!
Avoid collisions.
Protect the display’s membrane to provide water resistant performance.
Do not attempt to reset parameters if the display is not working.
Call for service if the C965 display is not working.
INSTALLATION
Install the display and button control on the handlebar and adjust its location. Plug it into the controller
with power off.
ON/OFF
To turn the unit on, press and hold the button to start the display. A long press again will
switch it off.
The display switches off automatically if there is no activity for ten minutes (default).
WALK ASSIST
Press and hold to start the walking assist. You will see the walking icon on the display and the
motor will move the bicycle or vehicle at 6km/h.
This function is designed for walking alongside only. Please do not use this
function when riding.

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BACKLIGHT
Press and hold to turn on the C965’s backlight screen. If a front/back light is configured as well,
this will switch it on as well if front light available. Press and hold again to switch off.
Note: The automatic backlight is available only if the controller (or built-in controller) offers this
function.
POWER LEVEL
The display is integrated with the controller to provide several levels of power. Press or to
change the levels. The Default range is 0 - 5, where 0 means no output, and 5 means maximum
output. The default switch-on is level 1.
BATTERY CAPACITY
Four sections highlights when battery is full. Percentage of capacity for sections:
The battery icon flashes at 1 Hz when low power.
DISTANCE (TRIP / TOTAL)
Press to shift between TRIP and TOTAL (Odometer).
TRIP RESET
With the power on, press and hold both and to clear TRIP distance.
ERROR CODES
When something goes wrong with system, an error code will flash on the display, in this case we
strongly recommend to contact your service unit/technician.
The motor will stop working in the event of an error.
Only when the error is gone, will the motor work again.

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BATTERY
PRECAUTIONS
Precautions charger:
Only for indoor use.
Do not throw the charger in inappropriate containers.
Danger of electrocution. Do not disassemble the charger.
Double insulation.
Precautions battery:
Do not incinerate the battery.
Do not expose the battery to temperatures above 50°C.
Do not expose the battery to water. Do not immerse the battery in water.
Do not dispose of batteries and batteries in inappropriate containers.
Prevent the battery from draining completely (deep discharge) because it shortens the
battery life (no warranty claims ).

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BATTERY REMOVAL FROM THE BIKE
Insert the key into the lock and turn the key 180° to the left to unlock the battery. Carefully pull the
battery from the holder.
BATTERY CHARGING
The electric bicycle is equipped with a Lithium-Ion battery that powers the motor. Unlike other
batteries, lithium-ion batteries are not subject to a "memory effect" and can recharged even if they are
not completely empty.
The total battery capacity is reached after several loads and unloading.
The first time, the battery must be charged for 12 hours.
We recommend that always, the batteries, to be charged at maximum capacity (100%).
•First connect the charger to the battery. The connection to the battery is located on the right
side of the battery, sometimes be masked by a protective rubber flap.
•Only then insert the charger plug into a power outlet.
During charging, the charger LED lights red to indicate that the battery is charging. The LED
turns green when the battery is fully charged.
•After charging, remove the plug from the wall outlet first and then only plug battery charger.
If the LED does not turn red, it may be that the battery is too hot. Let it cool then
before loading.

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On the side of the battery is an indicator of the state of battery charge. By pressing the red button
(POWER) you can check the battery charge. LEDs indicate battery charge status as follows:
5 LED = the battery is 100% charged
3 = LED load is between 70 and 40%
1 LED = battery is charged between 0% and 40%
If no LED is lit, the battery is empty and must be recharged.
BATTERY INFORMATION
•Never put the battery shorted by contacting terminal positive and negative.
•The battery is sealed and water and rain resistant. So you can very well use your bike in wet
weather. However, try not to expose the battery to excessive quantities of water.
•The environmental consequences are not important; electricity is a form of clean energy. End
of life, however, should your battery (like all batteries) be submitted for recycling.
•Benefits your battery will decrease with lower temperatures.
* All specifications mentioned are valid for a temperature of 25°C. Generally, the capacity
decreases by 1% by decreasing 1°C.
•Under ideal conditions, the battery pack can be fully recharged about 1000 times. Over time
and use, the benefits of the battery will gradually decrease and it will eventually replace all.
•Do not expose the battery to high temperatures (> 50 °C), such as heat, direct sunlight and
heat.
•Do not disassemble the battery. Consult the dealer in case of problems.
•For long storage, place the battery in a dark and dry place with temperatures between 10°C
and 20°C.
•If you don’t use the batteries for a longer time, it’s important to completely recharge them
to 100% once in 6 months.
•Use only the charger provided.
PEDALING ASSISTANCE
WHAT IS PEDALING ASSISTANCE?
This bike is equipped with an electric pedal assist. Engine complete your own efforts. The operation of
the pedaling assistance depends pedaling pedal rotation. Assistance works when pedaling motion
sensor identifies and stops when the movement stops, or when the brakes are operated.
If you do not pedal, the engine is idle. When it starts, the assistance provided by the motor increases
and allows smooth and easy starts.