Bosch Intuvia BUI255 Owner'S Manual Download

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Displays and configurations of the
on-board computer

Please note:

All screenshots showing the display and text

on the following pages are from the approved software ver-
sion. The display and/or text may change slightly following a
software update.
Nyon is fitted with a touch-sensitive screen. Swiping left or
right scrolls between the individual screens. Tapping on the
Status Screen opens functions or submenus.
Nyon has standard screens and preset screens. The user can
also create their own screens. The user can set the order and
number of screens. Max. 25 tiles can be used for the
screens. The screens in these operating instructions are de-
scribed as per the basic configuration of the on-board com-
puter on delivery.

The standard screens are:
–

<Status Screen>

–

<Ride Screen>

–

<Trip Data Screen>

–

<Map Screen>

–

<Analysis Screen>

The preset screens include:
–

<Fitness Screen>

–

<eMTB Screen>

–

<Basic Screen>

You can use the

(14)

and

(10)

buttons to switch

between the different riding value information pages (even
while riding). This way, you can keep both hands on the
handlebars while cycling.
You can use the

(15)

and

–

(12)

buttons to increase or de-

crease the assistance level.
The

<Settings>

that can be accessed via the

<Status

Screen>

cannot be changed while riding.

<Status Screen>

s1
s2

s12

s11
s10

s9
s8

<Settings>

button

Date

<Design>

This is where you can switch between light and dark
backgrounds.

Button

<Brightness>

This is where you can select from the following bright-
ness levels: 25 % | 50 % | 75 % | 100 % | Auto.

Smartphone battery charge

<Information>

This is where recent events are displayed (e.g. maps
download).

Time of last synchronisation

Synchronisation button

Button

<Screens>

You can use this button to adjust the screen order
and contents.

s10

Button

<Bluetooth>

Tap:

Activate/deactivate

Press and hold:

Quick access to

Bluetooth

® menu

s11

Button

<WiFi>

Tap:

Activate/deactivate

Press and hold:

Quick access to Wi-Fi menu

s12 <Login>

This is where the user can connect with their ID.

<Settings>

You can access the Settings menu via the Status Screen.
The

<Settings>

cannot be accessed or changed while rid-

ing.
Tap the

<Settings>

button and select the required setting/

the submenu. Pressing the Back arrow in the menu bar gets
you to the previous menu. You can close the Settings menu
by pressing the

symbol (on the right in the menu bar).

You can find the following superordinate sections on the first
settings level:
–

<Map Settings>

Via

<Map Settings>

, the map display (2D/3D) can be se-

lected, the downloaded maps and map updates checked
and recommended maps downloaded.

–

<My eBike>

– Settings for your eBike:

The counters, such as average values or the number of
kilometres travelled that day, can be reset to "0" either
automatically or manually, and so can the range. You can
change the wheel circumference value that was preset by
the manufacturer by ±5 %. If your eBike features

eShift

you can also configure your eShift system here. The bi-
cycle dealer may base the service date on the distance
travelled and/or on a period of time. The bike component
page displays the serial number and hardware and soft-
ware versions for each component, in addition to other
key data which is relevant for the components.

–

<Screen Management>

This menu item can be used to adapt the screen and tile
contents to suit your personal requirements.

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