EVELO EVO-2 Display Bicycle Device Owner’s Manual

: June 4, 2024
: EVELO

Table of Contents

EVELO EVO-2 Display Bicycle Device
Display and Keypad
Using Your Bike
Settings Menu
References
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EVELO EVO-2 Display Bicycle Device

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Display and Keypad

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Using Your Bike

Powering the Bike ON/OFF
Hold the ON/OFF button to power on the bike. Hold down the ON/OFF button for two seconds to turn the bike off.

Speedometer
The speed is shown in the middle of the screen. You can choose miles or kilometers in the settings menu.

Pedal Assist Level Selection
Press the + or – button to select your pedal assist level. You can choose from 0 to 5, with 0 being no assistance and 5 the most assistance.

Light Usage
Press and hold the + button for two seconds to turn on the bike’s lights. Repeat to turn them off. This will also change the display between day and night mode.

Battery Indicator
The battery’s state of charge is shown as a bar and as a percentage by default. You can also change it to read actual voltage in the Settings Menu. The indicator will turn red when below 20%.

Trip Odometer Reset
To reset the trip odometer, hold the + and – buttons for a few seconds.

Error Code Indicator
If there is something wrong with the electronic control system, the error symbol and number will be displayed in the bottom of screen. If you get an error code, contact us for information. (Full list of codes can be found on page 6.)

Double tap the Mode button very quickly to enter the Settings menu, click + or – to select the item, then click MODE again. Then you can press + or – to select the desired parameter, and after the parameters have been changed, click Mode again. You can change the following settings:

System Units
You can choose between metric and imperial units.

Brightness
Set the brightness of the display.

Auto OFF
Your bike will turn off after a period of inactivity. Set the length of that period here from 1 to 9 minutes. If you set this to OFF, the bike will not shut itself off.

Battery Indicator
Shows the battery level as either voltage or percent.

Power Indicator
Power can be displayed either as Watts (power) or Amps (current).

Clock
Set the date and time.

Start Password
You can set a password to use the bike and to access the settings. The default password is 1919. If you change the password and forget it, we cannot unlock it; the display will have to be replaced.

Wheel
Set your wheel size. It is set correctly from the factory. You can reference the tire size printed on the tire or contact us for more information if needed.

Battery
Select the battery voltage for your bike. Please do not change this value, as it may result in the bike not functioning.

USB Port
Turns the USB port on or off. It can charge an external device at 5V 500mA. If you set this to OFF, the USB port will not charge other devices.

Light Sensor
Turn the light sensor on or off and adjust the sensitivity. The sensor will automatically turn your lights on in low light situation when set to ON.

Advanced Settings
To access these settings, the default password is 1919.

Speed Limit
For most models, the max speed is 20 mph by default. When you reach the specified speed, assistance will turn off. The limit can be reaised, but you should check your local laws before doing so.
The Atlas, as a Class 3 bike, has a 28 mph speed limit and this setting cannot be changed.

Assist Levels
Set the number of assist levels to either 3, 5, or 9. This will not change the motor’s max output, but changes how fine the adjustment is.

Error Code
Any error codes are stored here, even after they go away on the main screen. See below for list of codes.

Factory Setting
This will reset your display back to its factory settings.

Information
Shows some information about the bike, such as Average and Max Speed, as well as the trip and total odometer.

Battery Info
Shows detailed information about the battery, though none of it is especially useful to the user.

Error Codes