Start Page - Bosch BDU280P Mode D'emploi

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– Confirm values and acknowledge notifications.
– Exit a dialog.
If the on-board computer is removed from its holder
and not switched off, it will display status information
and information regarding the last journey, on loop.
If no button is pressed after the on-board computer is
removed from the holder, it will switch itself off after
one minute.
Screen sequence
If the on-board computer is inserted in the holder, the
following indicators can be called up one after the
other:

1. Start page

2. Time and range
3. Distance and ride time
4. Power and cadence
5. Average speed and maximum speed
6. Distance, range, power and heart rate
7. Heart rate
8. Calories burned and total distance
9. Status page
Start page
When you insert the on-board computer into the
holder while it is switched on, it will display the start
page.
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a Time/speed indicator
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b Assistance level indicator
c Lighting indicator
d Battery charge indicator for eBike battery
e Speed unit display
f Speed
g Navigation bar
h Motor output
i Your performance
j Average speed
k Performance evaluation
A) Can be changed via the <Settings> status page.
The a and d indicators form the status bar and are
shown on every page. If the speed is already being
displayed on the screen itself, the a indicator will
change to the current time in hours and minutes. The
status bar displays:
– Speed/time: The current speed in km/h or mph, or
current time
– Assistance level: Indicates the current level of as-
sistance using a color code
– Light: A symbol that indicates the light is on
– eBike battery state of charge: Indicates the cur-
rent state of charge as a percentage
The performance evaluation k displays your current
speed (white bar) in comparison to your average
speed j in the form of a graph. The graph shows you
at a glance whether your current speed is faster or
slower than your average speed (left of the black line
= lower than average value; right of the black line =
higher than average value).
The navigation bar g indicates which page you are on.
Your current page is highlighted. You can use
the (10) < and (8) > buttons to go to different pages.
From the initial start page, you can access the status
page via the < (10) button.
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