Izip E3 Dash - Using the Brakes; The Display and Control Pad; The Displays Cyclecomputer Functions

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System Operation Manual - E3 Dash
10/29/14
in a position that maintains this speed, and
press the button. You can then release
the throttle, and the bike will hold its current
speed, plus or minus about 3 km/h (2 mph).
Cruise control can be disabled at any time
by pulling either brake lever, twisting the
throttle, or by pressing the button again.
Cruise control will not function over 32 km/h
(20 mph). If you turn on cruise control while
traveling faster than 32 km/h, the bike will
decelerate to 32 km/h and hold that speed.
Using the brakes
The brakes are integrated with the electrical
system. When you pull the brakes, they not
only slow the wheel like a normal bicycle
brake, they also cut power from the motor.
See the “Brakes” section of your owner’s
manual for more information.
The display and control
pad
The display serves both as a cyclecomputer,
displaying speed and distance information,
and as an interface to the bike’s electrical
system. The functions of the display are
controlled by the control pad.
The display’s cyclecomputer
functions
The display has four cyclecomputer
functions. Switch between these functions
using the button. The function’s information
is displayed in the main display area.
CYCLECOMPUTER FUNCTIONS
SPD
Speed
The bicycle’s
current speed
ODO
Odometer
The bicycle’s total
mileage
DST
Trip
distance
The distance
covered during the
current trip
Range
Remaining
range
The estimated
remaining range
before the battery
is empty
Distance and range are displayed in the
units shown to the right of the main display
area.
To reset the trip distance counter, hold
and and on the control pad together
for 10 seconds.
To reset the odometer, hold and and
on the control pad together for 60 seconds.