Lacros Scamper S200 User manual

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Lacros Electric Folding Bicycles
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For your safety
The issue of safety cannot be overstated, so please read the following safety instructions carefully. More safety
tips will be discussed later in this manual:
1. The LACROS electric bicycle is equipped with an electric motor. It is of great importance that you get used to
the bike quickly. We advise you to choose quiet roads for your first "cycle practices" with little traffic
situations and a pleasant road surface.
2. Do not immediately step on the pedal when you start a bicycle ride; this can lead to dangerous situations.
Always sit down on the saddle first before you start cycling.
3. It is the rider's responsibility to steer and brake.
4. Preferably cycle the first rides without electric assistance to get familiar with your bicycle. After that, you can
start with pedal assistance at a low setting.
5. The brakes are equipped with 'ABS' safety. As a result, the electric assistance switches off when braking.
6. Our employees always test the LACROS bicycles. Please get in touch with us if you have any doubts about
the bike and/or the bicycle's electrical installation.
7. Never leave the battery and charger in direct sunlight. The battery is protected against heat, but intense
heating should be avoided.
8. Never use a charger other than the one supplied by Shinga B.V. Always use the original charger for your
safety.
9. We advise wearing a helmet while cycling. Also, always check the tire pressure and handlebar and saddle
clamps before departure, and take into account a longer braking distance during bad weather conditions.
The LACROS bicycles are delivered in accordance with the most recent European directives (page 3). In case you
have any questions or comments, don't hesitate to get in touch with us.
We are always available for users of LACROS bicycles:
Email: [e-mail]
Telephone: [phone]
Thank you for your trust,
Team Lacros

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Quality standard
Your product concerns an electric folding bicycle. The A-weighted emission sound pressure level at the driver's
ears is less than 70 dB(A). The bike can be folded at one or two locations, at the handlebar stem and/or at the
middle of the frame. The drive is equipped with pedal assistance and is powered by an external battery. This
battery can be positioned in different locations, such as in the luggage carrier or the frame. The battery is
charged utilizing an external charger. This external charger is considered a separate product and is CE certified
(based on the Low Voltage Directive and the EMC Directive).
The battery's input voltage is 36V, the motor's capacity is 180W or 250W, and the vehicle's maximum speed is
25 km/h.
Based on the above product description, the following directives apply:
•EMC-Directive: 2014/30/EU
•Machinery Directive: 2006/42/EC
•ROHS Directive: 2011/65/EU
The Low Voltage Directive does not apply because the input voltage is only 36V. The charger of the battery is
separately labeled with a CE mark.
From the above directives, several (harmonized) standards are applicable.
The following three standards are relevant in this context and should be used as input for all other documentation:
•EN 15194:2017 (Bicycles - Electrically supported bicycles –EPAC Bicycles)
•NEN-EN-ISO 4210-1:2014
•EN ISO 12100:2010

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Table of contents
For your safety.............................................................2
Quality standard ..........................................................3
The saddle and handlebar height.................................5
The front fork suspension (n/a on all models)..............5
The Tire Pressure .........................................................5
The Brakes ...................................................................6
Gears ...........................................................................7
Derailleur.....................................................................7
Hub gear......................................................................7
Control system front and rear hub motor ....................8
SM100 Display.............................................................8
BS200 Display ..............................................................9
C500B Display............................................................11
The operation of the electrical support .....................12
Mid-drive motor control system ................................13
Bafang mid-drive motor ............................................13
Motinova mid-drive motor ........................................15
Scamper, Ambling, and Sketch Nestor .......................17
Unfolding the bicycle .................................................17
Folding the bicycle.....................................................18
The Battery ................................................................19
Canter........................................................................20
Unfolding the bicycle .................................................20
Folding the bicycle.....................................................21
The Battery ................................................................22
Trotter .......................................................................23
Unfolding the bicycle .................................................23
Folding the bicycle.....................................................24
The Battery ................................................................25
Mustang.....................................................................26
Unfolding the bicycle .................................................26
Folding the bicycle.....................................................27
The Battery ................................................................28
Gemini........................................................................29
Unfolding the bicycle................................................. 29
Folding the bicycle..................................................... 30
The Battery................................................................ 31
Sierra..........................................................................32
Turning the handlebar .............................................. 32
Unfolding the bicycle................................................. 32
Folding the bicycle..................................................... 32
The Battery................................................................ 33
Papillon......................................................................34
Unfolding the bicycle................................................. 34
Folding the bicycle..................................................... 34
The Battery................................................................ 35
Range.........................................................................36
Battery & Charging.....................................................36
General ................................................................. 36
Charging advice.................................................... 36
Warnings .............................................................. 37
Safety rules ................................................................37
General ................................................................. 37
Warning symbols.................................................. 38
Warnings .............................................................. 39
Frame number............................................................39
Maintenance..............................................................40
Legal Requirements....................................................40
Environment ......................................................... 40
Technical specifications..............................................41
Scamper S200/S400 (XL) ...................................... 41
Scamper S600 (XL) with Bafang mid-drive motor 41
Scamper S600 (XL) w. Motinova mid-drive motor42
Ambling A200/A400 (XL) ...................................... 42
Canter C200 .......................................................... 43
Trotter T200/T400 (XL) ......................................... 44
Mustang M250 ..................................................... 44
Sierra..................................................................... 45
Papillon................................................................. 46
EC Declaration............................................................47

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The saddle and handlebar height
Figure 1: seat or handlebar post Figure 2: seat or handlebar post
It is possible to adjust the saddle and handlebar height by loosening the clamp in figure 2. Subsequently, you can
move the seat or handlebar up or down. Fasten the clamp again at the right height. Pay attention to the rippled
line that is engraved in the seat post and stem. This line shows the minimum length that should remain
in the frame (seat post) or the steering column (handlebar post).
The front fork suspension (n/a on all models)
The front fork suspension, if applicable, can be set by turning the
"preload" rotary knob. When you turn the knob in the "+" direction,
clockwise, the suspension becomes stiffer, and when you turn the knob
in the "-" direction, counterclockwise, the suspension is set looser. We
recommend that at a higher load the suspension should be set stiffer so
that the maximum suspension travel is not reached too quickly.
The Tire Pressure
The maximum permitted tire pressure varies per type of tire. Therefore, always look at the side of the tire first
before inflating it to ensure you don't exceed the limit.
We recommend the following tire pressures:
Model
Tire pressure (Bar/psi)
Scamper, Ambling, Sketch Nestor, Canter, Trotter, Sierra
3.0-4.0
50.8-58.0
Mustang
1-1.3
14.5-18.9
Gemini, Papillon
2-2.3
29.0-33.4

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The tires are equipped with a Dutch valve (Blitz) or a car valve (Schräder). A tire with a Dutch valve can be
inflated with a standard bicycle pump. An adapter nipple also fits on these valves so that you can inflate the tire
with a car tire pump.
The Brakes
Our bicycles are equipped with two brake levers (A). We recommend
using both brake levers when braking. You can operate the rear and
front brakes by squeezing the right and left brake levers.
Your bicycle may be equipped with rim brakes, disc brakes, and/or
roller brakes. The three figures below show the types of brakes
which may be fitted on your bicycle.
Figure 1: Rim brake Figure 2: Disc brake Figure 3: Rollerbrake
For your safety:
•Note that rims and brake pads could be hot after using rim brakes.
•Note that brake discs, calipers, and pads could be hot after using disc brakes. The rims are not part of the
braking system.
•Rim and disc brakes should be properly braked in and grease-free to prevent squeaky brake noises. In
addition, brake the first kilometers with an even brake action. This ensures that the brake pads take the
shape of the rim or disc, creating an optimal braking surface.

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Gears
Derailleur
Note: you should keep pedaling when switching gears. In addition,
not much force should be put onto the pedals while shifting to
keep the derailleur in good condition.
Type 1
The shift mechanism of the derailleur is located on the right side of
the steering wheel. It has a "+" (A) and "–" (B) thumb/finger control.
Press (A) to shift up and press (B) to shift down. At (C), you can read
the current gear.
Type 2
The shift mechanism of the derailleur is located on the right side of
the steering wheel. It has a "+" (C) and "–" (B) thumb control. Press
(C) to shift up and press (B) to shift down. At (A), you can read the
current gear.
Hub gear
The hub gear can be controlled on the right side of the
steering wheel. By turning knob (D), the gear can be
shifted up or down.
(A) Gear indication
(B) Upshift
(C) Downshift
(D) Rotary knob to switch gears

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Control system front and rear hub motor
SM100 Display
Turn on the display
Press the "S" or " " button (A) on the left side of the display to
switch on the bicycle's electrical circuit. Note that the battery
should already be powered on. A menu appears on the display;
the electrical circuit is switched on.
(A) On/off button display
(B) Increase motor support and lighting
(C) Decrease motor support
Turn bicycle lights on and off
Hold the "+" button (B) for a few seconds to turn on the
bicycle lights. The lighting sign appears on the display. Hold
the ''+'' button (B) again for a few seconds to turn off the
bicycle lights.
Thumb lever walking assist
The walking assist is activated by pushing the thumb lever (A)
forward at a standstill, providing support up to 6 km per hour.
(Note: the walking assist via the thumb lever does not work
when the bicycle is in support level "0".) The walking assist will
also be activated when the "–" button on the display is
pressed for a few seconds.
Note: when using the thumb lever while cycling, the electrical
support goes directly to its maximum (25km/h).
Switch between the 9 levels of support
The electrical support has 9 levels. These are displayed at the top
left of the display. These 9 levels can be operated by briefly
pressing the "+" (B) and "–" (C) buttons.

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Additional display options
By pressing the ''S'' or " " button sequentially, you can browse
through various information at the bottom of the display:
(A) Battery voltage (BATTERY)
(B) Total km/miles (ODO)
(C) Trip reading (TRIP)
(D) Cycling time (TIME)
(E) Maximum speed (MAX)
Please note: Trip, Time, and Maximum speed will be
reset by pressing and holding the ''S'' key and the ''–'' key together
for two seconds.
USB port
Below the display, you will find a USB port (A) where, for
example, a phone or navigation device could be charged during
cycling. Charging only works when the display is turned on.
BS200 Display
Turn on the display
Press the "M" button (A) on the left side of the display
to turn on the bicycle's electrical circuit. Note that the
battery should already be powered on. A menu appears
on the display; the electrical circuit is switched on.
(A) On/off button display
(B) Increase motor support and lighting
(C) Decrease motor support
Turn bicycle lights on and off
Hold the "+" button (B) for a few seconds to turn on the
bicycle lights. The lighting sign appears on the display. Hold
the ''+'' button (B) again for a few seconds to turn off the
bicycle lights.

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Thumb lever walking position
By pushing the thumb lever (A) down at a standstill, you
activate the walking assist, giving support up to 6 km per hour.
(Note: the walking assist via the thumb lever does not work
when the bicycle is in support level "0".)
Note: when using the thumb lever while cycling, the electrical
support goes directly to its maximum (25km/h).
Switch between the 9 levels of support
The electrical support has 9 levels. These are displayed in
the lower-left corner of the display. These 9 levels can be
controlled by briefly pressing the ''+'' (B) and ''–'' (C) keys.
Additional display options
By pressing the ''M'' button sequentially, you can browse through
various information at the bottom of the display:
(A) Total km/miles (ODO)
(B) Trip reading (TRIP)
(C) Cycling time (TIME)
(D) Maximum speed (MAX)
Note: when using the thumb lever while cycling, the electrical
support goes directly to its maximum (25km/h).
USB port
Below the display, you will find a USB port (A) where, for
example, a phone or navigation device could be charged during
cycling. Charging only works when you press and hold the ''M''
key and the '+' key for two seconds. This will activate the USB
port.