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User Manual
Begode Master v1.0

Package Contents and Product Diagram

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*In some cases the manual is sent in a digital form.

Settings and alarms

ON/OFF button – The electric unicycle can be switched on and of using the ON/OFF button. When switching on, hold the wheel in the upright position.
WARNING! Titing the unicycle forwards or backwards will cause the wheel to move forwards or backwards respectively, maintaining the pedals in a horizontal position. When sideways, the wheel does not balance it self.
Transport mode – The new bike is in ransport mode when packaged. To activate the transport mode, switch the wheel on using the ON/OFF button. Hold down the stop button and press the ON/OFF button 5 times, Then switch the wheel off and on again. The wheel is now in the riding position (balanced). In the same way, the wheel can be put back into transport mode later.
Switching off the motor – The motor cut-off button can be used to switch off the motor, for example when the wheel is being lifted. On a unicycle, there is an automatic wheel stop based on the angle of inclination if the wheel is tilted to the side by more than 35 degrees. This is designed to make it easier to park the wheel on its side.
Smartphone app – The Begode app can be found in the App Store or Google Play store. It can also be found at www.begode.com/app. You can also use the DarlnessBot IOS App or the EUCWorld Android App.
Calibration – The balance position of the pedals can be calibrated using the smartphone app by holding the wheel pedal in a forward/reverse direction horizontally or at the desired angle of inclination. A new unicycle is calibrated and does not nonnally require calibration.
NOTE: During calibration, the wheel must be vertical to the lateral directions, otherwise unwanted pedal lift or lowering may occur when tuming while riding.
Software update – Begode continuously updates the firmware of its electric unicydies. New software can be downloaded from the official after- sales service (voltride.com) or via the smartphone app. It is advisable to keep the bike software as up-to-date as possible.

Settings

1. The smartphone app can be used to change the “stiffness” of the pedals when tilting backwards or forwards.
   “Soft” means the pedals can be tilted more and the wheel reacts more slowly to the tilt. In the “Hard” position, the wheel reacts more sharply and is intended for steeper driving “Medium is the intermediate position.

2. Adjusting tire pressure is one part of the adjustment that most unicyclists do. Depending on the rider’s weight, riding style, and the purpose of the ride, the appropriate tire pressure may be between 1.5 and 3.2 atm. The higher the tire pressure, the better the wheel rolls and the greater the range. At the same time, a higher pressure will make the wheel stiffer and bounce more.

3. On wheels with a shock absorber, you can also adjust the shock absorber’s gearing, softness and damping.

4. The unicycle is supplied with support pads which can be attached to the sides of the wheel if desired to facilitate acceleration, deceleration and overall control of the wheel.

5. The factory offers a lightweight Hexa pedal and mudguard as optional extras. Alternate manufacturers’ support cushions, pedals, body protectors and other accessories can also be fitted.

6. The bike can be fitted with a tire suitable for asphalt riding or off-road riding instead of the original tire. Tire replacement is recommended to be carried out in an official workshop, as it requires dismounting the wheel and is more complicated than replacing a bicycle tire.
   Bluetooth speakers can be connected to a smartphone

Alarms

1. Speed alarms: according to the speed set in the app – 2 or 3 beeps.
2. 80% of peak power – 5 beeps.
3. speed limiting (the wheel pushes up on the front of the pedals and beeps at different frequencies according to the level of battery depletion): up to 14.4km/h – 3 beeps in 2 seconds, up to 72km/h – 2 beeps in 2 seconds, below 7.2km/h 2 beeps per second. The rider must not attempt to push the pedal to the horizontal position – this could result in the wheel locking up and falling off.
4. The battery is flat 5 beeps 1 beep per second. It is not advisable to run the battery down to this lower limit The risk of both falling and damaging the battery is increased.
5. Controller overheated – 2 short beeps. This is triggered when the temperature has reached 80 degrees. This causes the wheel to push up on the front of the pedals. The rider must react immediately and reduce speed or abort the climb. This can also happen when braking on descent with a fully charged battery
6. Overvoltage – 3 beeps in 2 seconds. This is a very dangerous alarm – the wheel warns the rider to slow down immediately. Otherwise, the wheel may no longer balance the rider.
7. Sideways wheel spin: 5 beeps. If the wheel does not balance immediately after being lifted, the wheel must be switched off and on again.
   The alarms can be changed as required in the smartphone app.

How to ride an electric unicycle

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1. Leaming to ride an electric unicycle takes between 5 minutes and a few days, depending on the person. It’s like learning to ride a bike again. It is advisable to take the basic training at the dealer who sold you the unicycle or under the guidance of an experienced rider. By scanning the QR code you will find a video to help you. It is essential that you wear a helmet, arm, knee and elbow protectors and ankle boots during your training and afterwards.

2. ALWAYS ride an electric unicycle with a helmet, arm, elbow and knee protection. We recommend the use of a helmet with chin protection, special protective clothing (motorcycle jacket and trousers) with back protection.

3. Direction signals must be signaled by hand, despite the fact that some unicycles have automatic direction lights.
   Aright tum must be preceded by a right hand pointing with the straight hand, a left turn with the left hand.
   Braking – the brake light on the wheel should be illuminated as a braking signal, and the signal may also be given by raising the right hand. While driving, in addition to noticing what is in front of you and what is to your side, you must also be aware of what is behind you. If looking back over your shoulder does not seem safe, you should strap on a helmet or pick up a rear- view mirror.

4. When riding in the dark or in poor visibility, make sure your electric unicycle has working lights and that you are Clearty visible to other road users. To ensure better visibility, it is advisable to attach an additional front and rear light to your helmet in addition to the headlight of your electric unicycle and to wear a reflective vest or reflective clothing.

5. Before riding a unicycle, find an opportunity to learn and practice riding in a safe area. If necessary, use the assistance of an instructor. Before riding on public roads, make sure that you can react to unexpected situations by braking suddenly or swerving if necessary.
   WARNING! Braking abruptly or in a bend can cause loss of control, which can lead to serious injuries.
   Serious injury. When driving, always ensure that your road is safe and drive at a speed appropriate to the driving conditions.
   Braking distances increase in wet driving conditions.

6. Before riding a unicycle, understand the laws, rules and restrictions that apply to unicyclists. Unless expressly permitted by traffic law, do not ride an electric unicycle on the road. When riding on the pavement (if permitted by traffic law), do not obstruct pedestrians and other light traffic and do not exceed the maximum speed limit.

7. The manufacturer, the importer and the distributor shall not be liable for any accident or its consequences, whatever the cause, including technical failure, during the use of the electric unicycle. An electric unicycle is an electronic device which may have a technical defect, even if it is new or has been directly inspected. It is the responsibility of the user of an electric unicycle to choose a riding style that will limit injuries and damage in the event of unexpected failure.

Charging

Before charging, tum off the unicycle. Plug the charger first into the wall and then connect it to the unicycles charging port
Charging from 0%-100% takes about 6 hours the standard charger and about half that with two chargers.
It is recommended to charge your unicycle at room temperature.

WARNING!
DO NOT charge the scooter if the charge port or power cord is wet.
DO NOT charge or use your battery if it is damaged or see trace of water.
After charging always place the charging port cover back over the charging port.

Serial Number

Begode electric unicycles have a unique serial number. You are going to need this number when there is any problem or question you may have about your unicycle. The serial number can be found on the rim of the unicycles motor or seen in the app.
Keep the serial number saved for future reference. You will also need the serial number in case you intend to have your scooter insured.

Maintenance

Regularly check the condition of the tire and add pressure if necessary. The recommended pressure is between 1.5 and 3.2 bar, but it can be lower depending on the weight of the rider, driving style and tire type.
NOTE: Riding with lower pressure can cause a puncture or damage to the rim. DO NOT ride an electric unicycle if the tire is damaged or does not hold air.
Ensure that the unicycle shell and other components remain tightly together, especially after falls or impacts, and that there are no cracks in the casing or between parts of the casing where dust and moisture can damage the wheel. If they occur, the wheel should be serviced immediately and repaired if necessary.
Compared to an electric scooter, an electric unicycle is (with careful use) much more maintenance-free, as there are no components that can become loose, such as the handlebars, the folding mechanism and the brakes. Nonetheless, there are also sensitive areas on the unicycle that require regular inspection and maintenance.
The maintenance intervals required for the warranty to be valid are 1) 300km since purchase. 2) Every 1000km or at least once a year – regular maintenance. The maintenance is carried out by the official maintenance partner Voltride Service (voltride.com).
Cleaning – Use a damp soft cloth to clean the electric unicycle. Use a brush to clean dirt that is difficult to remove. DO NOT use alcohol or any other solvents to ‘lean the electric single wheel. DO NOT use a pressure washer or water to clean the electric unicycle. Also, do not immerse the electric unicycle in water. The electric unicycle is not waterproof. Water damage will void the warranty.
Storage – Switch off the electric unicycle and disconnect the charger for storage. Ensure that the battery is approximately 50-60% charged. Check the battery charge level at least once every two months. If it has dropped, recharge the battery until it is about 50-60% charged. Store the electric unicycle in a dry room at a temperature of about 15-25°C.

WARNING! As with any mechanical component, the electric unicycle is subject to stress and wear during use. Different materials and components age and wear differently. If the expected service life of a component is exceeded, it may break unexpectedly, causing injury to the user. Cracks, scratches and discolouration indicate that a part under high stress has exceeded its service life and should be replaced. Such latent defects are checked during regular maintenance. At the same time, the user must also watch for such defects and service the wheel if necessary.

Specifications

*Depends on the rider’s weight, riding style, speed, terrain, temperature and wind.

Warnings

WARNING
Failure to follow these instructions might lead to serious injury.
DO NOT ride the electric unicycle in the rain or through puddles. Water damage s not covered under warranty and will void the warranty. it is forbidden to wash the electric unicycle with water or other liquids.
DO NOT ride the electric unicycle if it has been damaged in any way.
DO NOT ride the electric unicycle on stairs or over obstacles.
DO NOT store the unicycle in wet conditions or at temperatures below 15°C
DO NOT modify the electric unicycle or use accessories not approved by the manufacturer.
DO NOT rest your feet on anything other than the pedals when riding.
DO NOT exceed the carrying capacity of the electric unicycle.
DO NOT use a mobile phone when riding a unicycle.
DO NOT touch the motor after riding. It may get hot during the ride.
DO NOT ride the electric unicycle with passengers. An electric unicycle is designed to transport one person.
DO NOT ride an electric unicycle if you are pregnant have balance problems or other contraindications.
DO NOT ride an electric unicycle if you are under the influence of alcohol, drugs or other potent medications.
DO NOT attach objects to the electric unicycle that may impede steering or balance. The device is not designed for transporting objects.
DO NOT ignore warnings and malfunction messages on the screen, in the app on your smart device, or audio alerts on the electric recliner. In the event of such signals or messages, stop driving and contact a service centre. Riding an improperly serviced electric unicycle may result in an accident or failure of the unicycle and void the warranty.
This equipment is not intended for acrobatic use. This equipment is not intended for commercial or rental use.
Always obey traffic laws and local requirements when riding a scooter.

WARNING! Failure to follow these instructions may result in serious injury and/or void warranty!
Be familiar with and take into account the overload and other protection functions and warnings programmed into the bike’s software:

• Speed and acceleration limit according to rider weight, battery capacity and charge.
• Automatic switch-off if the unicycle’s side inclination exceeds 35 degrees.
• Automatic switch-off if the wheel rotates in the air for more than 2 seconds.
• Power short circuit protection
• Battery over-voltage or undervottage protection

DO NOT rely solely on the above wheel protection measures – you are primarily responsible for your own safety. When the battery charge has dropped to 60%, avoid sudden accelerations and avoid riding at the maximum speed allowed by the wheel at that moment – the performance and safety of an electric unicycle is directly related to the battery charge level, which will decrease significantly as the battery is discharged

Contact

Manufacturer: Dong Guan BEGODE Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd
Distributor: Fortunati Distribution OU
Telliskivi 57D, 10412 Tallinn
Tel: +372 56 808 138
www.fortunati.eu
Warranty and official service support is provided by Voltride Service
Service Tel: +372 600 40 99 valik #2
Service e-mail: service@voltride.com
www.voltride.com

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