How to Operate Your E-Rickshaw: Full Walkthrough with Peter

Hey, everyone, Peter here at sixthreezero. Let's just go through the three basic screen displays so that you can understand what they mean and how to make a couple of basic changes. So here on the screen, I have what I might call the default screen, and there are three that you can switch through by using the power button up here. On this screen we have the time that we rode on our last ride. So you can see this is just showing we did a three-minute ride. And then it showed how far we went, which in this case is just 0.4 miles. I just did a short ride to get a little bit of data on here. Over here you have your assist level, zero through five. I can change these with the up and down arrows. So there's zero, which means no assist whatsoever, it would be just like riding a regular bike or trike, and then 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 with the up and down arrows.

In the center obviously, you have miles per hour. That'll tell you how fast you're going while you're riding. And then down here is the ambient temperature. Today, warm, 86. It doesn't feel like 86. It feels cooler than that. But anyway, this says 86. And then you can also have motor temperature if you like. Okay, so we can switch by hitting the power button one time and then that will switch us over to here. I'm going to switch through again just to show you how that did. Let me go back. So this was the one we were on, and then we're going to switch to the next screen. This one shows a little bit of different information. At the top here we have total time ridden, so we've ridden this e-trike for 58 minutes total on all of our rides. So it's a new one. We've only put 58 minutes on it. The average speed that we've ridden has been about 8.6 miles per hour, and then our odometer, which will not change, we've put a total of 6.4 miles on this rickshaw on all of our rides. And then again, the temperature here, 86.

So I'm going to go over here and hit the power button again, and then it will change the screen to the third display. Still shows our total time. Now, here it has max speed. So 15.9 miles per hour is the fastest we got on our last ride. It's also showing voltage, not that important, but it's a 48-volt battery, so it's showing 49 volts right now. You just want somewhere in the vicinity of 48 volts, usually more than 48. And then our ambient temperature again. If I hit power again, I can go back to the regular setting. Now, on this one, we can go ahead and reset it because this is the trip odometer. It says distance. This is the trip odometer, so that's our last ride, as opposed to the odometer, which will show our cumulative time. You cannot change that one, but this one you can change this by hitting the up and down arrow at the same time. You'll hold them down for about three seconds and then the screen will start to flash the time that we rode on our last ride and our mileage.

And then we're going to hit the power button. Whoops, I waited too long. So we're going to have it flash again, and then we're going to hit the power button in the center and it will set back to zero for our next ride, if you want to go out and see how far your ride and how much time it took. Okay? So there we are, we're reset again for our trip odometer. Again, all I did was hit the up and down, everything flashing. Of course, here it's all zeros because I just reset it. To reset, hit the power, it'll go back to zeros and it's reset for your next ride. Okay, that's it. There are a lot more capabilities on this display, but they get fairly complicated and a lot of it is just stuff that you don't need, and most of it is set at the factory. But there are other things you can do, but it gets somewhat more complicated. We have other videos we have and we can also share, but those are the basic functions that you'll use on a daily basis.