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General| Brand | King-Meter |
|---|---|
| Model | K5242 LCD |
| Category | Bicycle Accessories |
| Language | English |
Details the K5242 product's material, color, temperature range, and dimensions.
Lists the primary functions of the K5242 display, such as battery, speed, and distance.
Illustrates the standard display interface and its various indicators.
Defines the 5 buttons on the K5242 display: MODE, UP, DOWN, and POWER ON.
Describes how to turn the K5242 display on and off using the MODE button.
Presents the normal display interface of the K5242, showing speed, PAS, and battery status.
Explains how to activate and use the Walk assist mode for pushing the e-bike.
Details how to switch between PAS (Pedal Assist System) levels using UP/DOWN buttons.
Describes how the K5242 display shows battery power as a percentage bar.
Covers various display modes for speed, trip distance, ODO, max speed, and average speed.
Explains the default display showing real-time speed and single trip distance.
Details how to view maximum speed and ODO (total mileage) via button press.
Describes the interface for average speed and estimated remaining range (TO GO).
Informs that the display shows error codes when the e-bike system fails.
Explains how to set the wheel size for accurate speed and mileage display.
Details how to set the speed limit for the e-bike, including 'no limit' option.
Describes how to adjust the backlight brightness of the K5242 display.
Explains how to select between Km/h (metric) and Mile/h (imperial) units.
Details setting the number of magnets for accurate speed measurement.
Explains the setting for zero start (0) or non-zero start (1) for the e-bike.
Describes the three riding assist modes: PAS only, throttle only, or both.
Explains how to adjust the sensitivity of the Pedal Assist System (PAS).
Details how to set the starting strength for the PAS.
Explains how to set the current limit for the controller, from 1A to 30A.
Describes setting the number of magnets for the PAS, options 5/8/12.
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