MAHLE iWoc Trio Ebike Remote User Guide
- June 9, 2024
- MAHLE
Table of Contents
MAHLE iWoc Trio Ebike Remote
BUTTONS USING AND INDICATORS
- A. Top Button
- B. Bottom Button
- C. Middle Button
- D. Led RGB
- E. System Start
- F. Demo Mode
- G. System Ok
- H. Safe Mode
- I. Bluetooth
- J. Operation
- K. Notification
- L. Battery Charge Level
- M. Assistance Level
- N. Assistance Levels
- O. Turn On/Off Lights
- P. Walk Mode
Charging the Battery
Connect the charger first to a power outlet and then to the charging port on the bicycle. The light on the iWoc® TRIO will turn on automatically. While charging, the intensity of the LED will vary cyclically, indicating by color the current level of battery charge. The battery will be charged (>98%) when the LED remains lit in white.
MAHLE SmartBike App
MAHLE SmartBike APP provides you an advanced level of interaction with your e-bike, knowing its status and recording your training from your mobile. New functionalities: Better Data &Visualization, Dark Mode, Biometric Authentication, Dashboards, Range Extender screen, customizable Motor Maps and many more.
Component Maintenance
The components of your eBike are associated with your frame number. If a component is replaced, it must be linked to your bike through a special system available at all technical service centers and shops authorized by your brand. Visit one of these points to complete the purchase and replacement operation. The components of your e-bike are designed to be used in poor weather conditions, such as rain and snow, and are protected against splashing, but not against immersion or pressurized water. It is important when transporting your eBike outside on a car or camper to properly protect the bike, or at least the most delicate electronic parts, such as the remote control, display, and USB port, with a tarp. Keep the remote control free of dust and water. Never use pressurized water systems on the surface of the battery, motor, remote control, display, or charging port.
TURNING ON AND OFF THE BICYCLE’S ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
- Short Button Press
- Turns on the system
- Long Button Press
- Turns off the system
CHANGING THE LEVEL OF ASSISTANCE
Short press the button and the RGB LED will blink, indicating the current assistance mode. If you short-press it again while the LED is blinking, you will change the assistance level cyclically.
TURNING ON/OFF THE LIGHTS
Short press the button and while the LED is blinking, long press the button. The LED will light up in YELLOW to confirm you want to turn on/off the lights.
WALK MODE
By pressing and holding down the B button, the LED will flash WHITE, and the bicycle will advance at a constant speed of 5km/h, as long as the button remains depressed.
BLUETOOTH PAIRING AND NOTIFICATIONS
- When the bicycle is turned on, the system automatically connects to the closest telephone with an activated Bluetooth® connection. The connection or disconnection is confirmed when the LED lights up briefly in BLUE.
- If you receive a notification (call, etc.) on your telephone while connected via Bluetooth®, the RBG LED will light up in LiIGHT BLUE for a few moments.
SYSTEM ERROR AND SPECIAL MODES
- If the RGB LED remains lit in PINK the bike is in SAFE MODE. Take it to your nearest store to diagnose the problem. If the RBG LED blinks constantly in PINK, there is an error in the system.
- Connect your mobile terminal by Bluetooth® to see a detailed description or visit an authorized store for more information on the error. If the problem is serious, the system may stop providing assistance.
- The bicycle is in DEMO MODE and can only be ridden for 50 KM. This mode can only be deactivated by an authorized store. The second blinking in this mode indicates the current battery level.
MAHLE SmartBike User Web App
If you need better data, visualization, and a dynamic experience, the web app enables you to manage functionalities as Privacy Zones and Locate my e-bike and analyze the routes in detail to graphically compare data as elevation, health-related data and exclusive metrics from the e-bikes and the tour on the maps and share it through third platforms as STRAVATM, Facebook or Twitter.