Montana Sirio User Manual

1.0 General Warning

Please read all the warnings and information in this User Manual carefully before using the e-bike.

WARNING: The use of batteries, battery chargers or other aftermarket accessories not approved by MONTANA S.R.L may compromise the normal functioning of the system and may cause damage. Moreover, it voids the warranty.

1.1 Important Safety Information

DANGER: How to handle the battery:

General rule for a safety ride: To avoid accidents, do not pay excessive attention to the display when you are riding your e-bike.

General rule for a safety use of the product: Always remove the battery before wiring or connecting components to the e-bike. If not, it may cause electric shocks.

WARNING: Follow the rules contained in this User Manual for a safe and correct use of the e-bike.

Safe use of the product:

WARNING: Do not use high-pressured water or steam jests to clean the motor, the display or the battery as they may cause damages or malfunctioning. Do not use high-pressured air jet to dry the e-bike.

How to handle the battery

2.0 OLI Sport System Main Features

To use the OLI Sport propulsion system, make sure that the following requirements are met:

The motor automatically deactivates when the e-bike reaches the speed of 25 km/h. The motor automatically reactivates when the user restarts to pedal and the speed is less than 25 km/h. As the user stops pedaling, the motor automatically deactivates. The motor reactivates as the user restarts pedaling. The motor cooperates and harmonizes with the user's effort.

2.1 How to Switch On/Off the OLI Sport System

A diagram shows the control panel with SU/UP, GIÙ/DOWN, POWER buttons and the DISPLAY.

SWITCHING THE SYSTEM ON: Press and hold the POWER button until the initial screen with the OLI logo is displayed. After a few seconds the first Home section is displayed.

SWITCHING THE SYSTEM OFF: Press and hold the POWER button until the shutdown screen is visualized. Wait a few seconds for the whole system shutdown.

PLEASE NOTE: If the E-bike is not used for a certain amount of time, depending on the type of battery, the system will switch off automatically.

3.0 Battery

DANGER: Use only the specific battery charger and follow the charging requirements indicated in this User Manual. If not, it may cause overheating, explosion or battery fire.

WARNING:

3.1 Battery Charge Percentage

The battery charge percentage is displayed in every Home screen.

A diagram shows the display with a battery charge indicator showing 71%, speed 0.0 km/h, and assistance level 4.

3.2 Battery Installation and Removal

WARNING: Always remember to switch off the battery before the battery installation or removal.

BATTERY REMOVAL:

  1. Insert the key into the lock and turn it clockwise to unlock the battery.
  2. Grab the upper part of the battery and remove it from the support.

BATTERY INSTALLATION:

  1. Insert the lower part of the battery into the down tube opening paying attention to avoid ruining the rubber gaskets, and then connect the upper part to the electric connectors.
  2. The "click" sound indicates that the battery is correctly locked. There is no need to insert the key to assemble the battery.
  3. During this operation make sure to handle and assemble the battery with care to avoid damages to the electric components and connectors.
  4. Remove the key from the lock and store it in a safe place.

DANGER: Do not use the e-bike with the key on. This may cause the battery to drop or the key to be lost.

WARNING:

3.3 Battery Key

In case of key loss, contact your retailer. He will replace the whole padlock.

3.4 Battery Cleaning

3.5 How to Charge the Battery

HOW TO CHARGE THE BATTERY WHEN DISASSEMBLED:

  1. Insert the battery charger plug into the socket.
  2. Insert the battery charger adapter into the battery socket. Leave the battery on a flat surface during the charging.

A diagram shows the charging plug and socket.

HOW TO CHARGE THE BATTERY INSTALLED ON THE FRAME:

  1. Switch off the system.
  2. Secure the e-bike to avoid any fall during the battery charge.
  3. Insert the battery charger power plug into the socket.
  4. Insert the battery charger adapter into the frame socket.

A diagram shows the frame charging socket and the charging plug.

WARNING:

4.0 High Vision Display

WARNING: Using the display during the ride may distract the user and cause accidents. Always follow the traffic regulations.

A diagram shows the display and control buttons (SU/UP, GIÙ/DOWN, POWER).

4.1 Display Control Panel

The display is provided with 3 buttons that allow the user to navigate within the software. They can be used either with a short pressing or a prolonged pressing (more than 2 seconds).

BUTTONSHORT PRESSING (<1 SEC)LONG PRESSING (>2 SEC)
POWERAllows you to:Allows you to:
UPscroll on the Home screen from one main screen to another;turn the display on or off;
DOWNAllows you to scroll through the menu items, going downFrom any main screen allows you to activate Walk mode
DOWN + UP-From the main screens, pressing the two keys simultaneously allows access to the Menu

4.3 Main Screens

HOME

After powering on, the first Distance screen of the Home section is displayed. The Home section consists of 6 screens. To scroll through the screens you need to press the POWER button.

A diagram shows the OLI eBike Systems logo and a display showing battery charge 71%, speed 0 km/h, assistance level 4, and trip distance 0.00 km.

From any screen in the Home section, you can:

GENERAL SCREEN LAYOUT

The screens in the Home section differ from each other in the type of information displayed. From screens 1, 2, 3 and 4 it is always possible to visualize the following information:

  1. Battery charge percentage;
  2. E-bike light adjustment;
  3. Assistance level;
  4. Current e-bike speed (in km/h);
  5. Power graph display (upper bar: motor power; lower bar: cyclist power);
  6. Navigation bar.

A diagram illustrates the general screen layout with numbered elements.

SCREEN 1 – TRIP

Indicates the distance travelled in kilometers (km) since the last reset.

A diagram shows the display showing TRIP 0.00 km.

SCREEN 2 – TIME

Indicates the time elapsed in motion since the last reset. The value is expressed in hours:minutes:seconds.

A diagram shows the display showing 00:00:00.

SCREEN 3 – PACE

Indicates the instantaneous speed of rotation of the rotating pedals per minute (rpm).

A diagram shows the display showing 0 rpm.

SCREEN 4 – ENERGY

Indicates the energy consumed by the cyclist in kilocalories (kcal) since the last reset.

A diagram shows the display showing 0 kcal.

SCREEN 5 – RACE

It is the fifth screen of the Home section. In this screen, the values in watts (w) of the motor power and cyclist power are expressed in full.

  1. Indicates the instantaneous power delivered by the moto in watts (w).
  2. Indicates the instantaneous power expressed by the cyclist in watts (w).
  3. Power graph display (upper bar: motor power; lower bar: cyclist power).
  4. Indicates the average energy consumption in watt-hours per kilometer (Wh / km), calculated since the last reset.

This data allows you to adjust the level and, therefore, the consumption of the e-bike according to the need.

A diagram shows the display with detailed information including power in watts and Wh/km.

SCREEN 6 – SUMMARY

It is the sixth screen of the Home section. This screen summarizes the variable parameters of the previous screens.

A diagram shows a summary screen with various data points.

4.3 Assistance Level

From any screen in the Home section is possible to change the assistance level by pressing the UP button to increase it and the DOWN button to decrease it.

Below you can find the multiplication factor for each level of assistance:

4.4 Walk Mode

The system is equipped with a walk assistance function, which allows you to activate the motor up to a maximum speed of 6 km/h.

To activate the walk assistance function, press and hold the DOWN button. The motor will start in Walk mode and the corresponding icon will appear on the display.

To deactivate Walk mode, release the DOWN button.

The motor will shut down in the following cases:

WARNING: If assistance level (0) is set, the motor is disabled and the walk assistance function cannot be used.

4.5 Menu

From the Home section, hold down the UP + DOWN buttons at the same time for 2” to enter the Menu section.

From the Menu page:

From any screen, by holding down the POWER buttons for 2", you can return to the last viewed HOME screen.

A diagram shows the MENU options: Trip reset, Advanced, System info.

RESET TRIP

The Reset trip item allows you to reset all the recorded lap data by returning the counters to zero. By pressing the POWER button it starts immediately upon reset. The message “Trip reset...” appears on the display for a few seconds, when the reset is complete, the Menu page is displayed again.

A diagram shows a TRIP reset option.

SYSTEM INFO

In this screen you can view the firmware versions: Of the installed HMI; Of the associated motor. Press the POWER button to return to the Menu.

A diagram shows SYSTEM INFO with Firmware version for HMI and Motor.

ADVANCED:

From the Menu section it is possible to access the Advanced section by selecting the relevant item. From the Advanced page: Use the UP and DOWN buttons to scroll through the items, the selected item is highlighted in the center in the white line; Press the POWER button to confirm and open the page of the selected item, the Back item takes you back to Menu page.

A diagram shows ADVANCED MENU options: Brightness, Language, Measure unit, Weight, Gender.

SCREEN BRIGHTNESS

From this screen, you can adjust the brightness of the screen. Use the UP and DOWN buttons to scroll through the values from 1 to 10. The selected value is highlighted in the center in the white line. Press the POWER button to confirm and return to the Advanced page. Select the Back item and press the POWER button to return to the Advanced page without setting any value.

A table shows BRIGHTNESS levels from 1 to 8.

LANGUAGE

From this screen you can choose the language of the unit's text. Use the UP and DOWN buttons to scroll through the available items. The selected value is highlighted in the center in the white line. Press the POWER button to confirm and return to the Advanced page. Select the Back item and press the POWER button to return to the Advanced page without changing the language.

A table shows LANGUAGE options: Italiano, English, Français, Deutsch, Español.

MEASURE UNIT

From this screen it is possible to select the unit of measure with which the following are calculated: Instantaneous speed; Average speed; Average consumption; Lap distance; Total distance. Use the UP and DOWN buttons to scroll through the available items. The selected value is highlighted in the center in the white line. Press the POWER button to confirm and return to the Advanced page. Select the Back item and press the POWER button to return to the Advanced page without changing the unit of measure.

A table shows MEASURE UNIT options: Km, Miles, Back.

WEIGHT

From this screen you can set your body weight by choosing a value between 50 and 150 kg. WARNING: Setting this datum is not necessary for the e-bike to function correctly. The value has the sole purpose of making the calculation of the calories consumed reliable. Use the UP and DOWN buttons to scroll through the available items. The selected value is highlighted in the center in the white line. Press the POWER button to confirm and return to the Advanced page. Select the Back item (located after item 150) and press the POWER button to return to the Advanced page without changing the weight.

A table shows WEIGHT options.

GENDER:

From this screen you can set your gender. WARNING: Setting this datum is not necessary for the e-bike to function correctly. The value has the sole purpose of making the calculation of the calories consumed reliable. Use the UP and DOWN buttons to scroll through the available items. The selected value is highlighted in the center in the white line. Press the POWER button to confirm and return to the Advanced page. Select the Back item and press the POWER button to return to the Advanced page without changing the gender.

A table shows GENDER options: Male, Female, Back.

NIGHT MODE:

From this screen you can choose the configuration for night mode: Automatic, the night mode is set automatically by means of the twilight sensor inside the display, which detects the ambient brightness. Active, night mode always active. Deactivated, night mode always deactivated. Use the UP and DOWN buttons to scroll through the available items. The selected value is highlighted in the center in the white line. Press the POWER button to confirm and return to the Advanced page. Select the Back item and press the POWER to return to the Advanced page without changing the configuration.

A table shows NIGHT MODE options: Automatic, Active, Disable, Back.

4.6 Error Codes

In the event of a fault, the system signals the problem to the user by displaying a danger icon combined with 4-character code, which allows the user to trace the type of error.

WARNING: Depending on the type of fault, the system may prevent the motor from starting or run at reduced power. Where "request assistance” is indicated, the intervention of an OLI E-bike Systems technician is required.

The following table lists the possible faults and the 4-character codes displayed in the error messages.

ERRORPROBLEMSOLUTION
0001Battery communication problem. Battery status data may be displayed incorrectly.Check that the battery cables and contacts are intact and connected correctly.
0101Communication problem between power unit and HMI.Check that the wiring is intact and connected correctly.
0104Speed sensor not detected.Check that the speed sensor is installed and connected correctly.
0105Non-compliant torque meter signal. The torque meter signal has a fault. Reduced power operation.Request assistance.
0106Non-compliant torque meter offset. The torque meter signal has a fault.Request assistance.
0801Motor rotation sensors faultRequest assistance.
0802Pedal rotation sensors faultRequest assistance.
0804Excessive drive temperature.Request assistance.
0805Excessive motor temperature. The motor has reached a temperature above the danger threshold.Shut down the system temporarily to allow the components to cool.
0806Non-compliant peripheral bus voltageIf it occurs frequently, ask for assistance.
0808Locked rotor. The motor failed to start due to a mechanical lock or a problem with the internal wiring of the power unitRequest assistance
0809The battery voltage is higher than the maximum allowedRequest assistance
0810Non-compliant current sensor signalPossible battery defect, try alternative or new battery.
0811The drive has detected an overcurrentRequest assistance.
1101Communication problem between power unit and HMI. Check that the wiring is intact and connected correctly.Check the cable connections by removing the motor.
1102A button on the keypad is stuck in a pushed positionTry moving the buttons on the keypad. If this does not resolve, please request assistance.

4.7 Technical Assistance

Ordinary and extraordinary maintenance must be carried out in accordance with the instructions contained in this manual.

WARNING: The manufacturer declines all responsibility for damage to person or property, as well as for the faulty operation of the unit, in the event of:

REQUEST FOR ASSISTANCE

In case of error codes that require assistance, problems that could not be solved with the suggested indications, problems not indicated and for any kind of assistance, it is recommended to contact the manufacturer directly.

Data to be reported in the request for assistance:

Correct reference of the data when requesting for assistance guarantees quick and accurate answers.

4.8 Cleaning and Maintenance

None of the components must be immersed in water or cleaned with a high-pressure jet. To clean the HMI unit, use a cloth moistened with water.

WARNING: Never use aggressive products or abrasive powders or basic or acid chemical detergents. The manufacturer declines all responsibility for damage caused by incorrect cleaning or resulting from the use of unsuitable products.

4.9 Disposal

HMI unit, display, keypad, various accessories and packaging must be disposed of in compliance with the environmental regulations in force. When the unit is put out of service and dismantled, it is necessary to separate the plastic parts and the electrical components, which must be sent to the separate collection centres in compliance with the regulations in force. The metal parts must be separated for correct recycling. Electric and electronic components, marked with a special symbol, must be disposed of in authorized collection centres.

Illegal disposal of “Waste Electrical Electronic Equipment” (WEEE) is punished with sanctions regulated by the laws in force on the matter.

WARNING: The disposal must be carried out by qualified personnel.

MONTANA S.R.L.
Via Domenico Rossi 70, 12060 Magliano Alpi (CN) - Italy
Tel. +39 017466828 - Fax +39017466651
montana@montanabike.com - www.montanabike.com

Models: Sirio Bike, Sirio, Bike

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