Riding Tips - Rocky Mountain POWERPLAY Guide D'utilisation

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Walk Mode
Should the need arise, the Powerplay has a Walk Mode. The Powerplay Drive is able to
assist the bike at a walking speed. On the iWoc remote, push and hold button (A). The
bike will slowly power up the climb as you push it.
The walking speed can be adjusted by shifting the gears of the bike. If you find the bike
is not moving quickly enough, shift into a harder (smaller) cog on the cassette.
Power OFF
To power down the Powerplay Drive after use, use the iWoc remote: push and hold
button (B) for 3 seconds. If the bike is left idle for 10 minutes, with no Bluetooth
connection, it will automatically shut itself off to conserve battery life.
Notes
Damage to iWoc
In the event the iWoc remote is damaged and no longer functional, the bike will
continue to operate in it's current Mode. If the bike is idle for 60 mins, it will shut down
with no possibility of starting without replacing the iWoc.
Range
The distance over which the battery will power the drive system varies depending
on several factors, such as assist level, ambient temperature, acceleration, wind
resistance, poor maintenance, battery age, hilly and rough terrain, and/or rider weight.

Riding tips

• The Powerplay Drive delivers smooth, natural feeling power to the rear wheel and
works best under these circumstances.
• Use a smooth, consistent pedal stroke, rather than "mashing" the pedals.
• Shift often, to maintain a cadence between 60 and 80 RPM for optimal motor
efficiency, yielding high torque and maximum battery performance.
• When shifting gears, care should be taken:
• Ease off pedalling pressure prior to shifting to avoid stressing the chain and
derailleur.
• Do not shift multiple gears at once.
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Service
Calibrating the torque sensor
Due to the precise torque sensing capabilities of the Powerplay Drive, calibration may
be required periodically.
Example:
Debris / Chain jam / Chain / Chainring / Pulley / Pinion replaced
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