ATHER 450X User Manual

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QUICK START GUIDE
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INDEX
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02KNOW YOUR SCOOTER
20ON THE ROAD
36CHARGING
42SCOOTER SHUTDOWN
46CARING FOR YOUR SCOOTER
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This quick start guide will tell you all about the features and components of the Ather 450X, the Ather® app, the battery pack and the Ather Dot™.
This guide helps you get going, the moment you receive your Ather 450X keys. For the detailed information on using the scooter, please scan through the full user manual uploaded online.
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THE TWO BIG WORDS
WARNING indicates something that could
hurt you or others.
The other one is something that could harm your scooter.
CAUTION, it indicates
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WARNING
FIRST AND FOREMOST
Read this through and through before your very first ride. So many things are new. Once you understand all the controls and features, you’ll be ready to take your scooter on the road.
MAINTENANCE IS A MUST
Regular inspections and maintenance, along with good ride handling skills are a must for a great experience. Following these simple rules will make sure that the warranty stays intact.
NO TINKERING
We know you wouldn’t mess around with the high voltage components like the battery pack, motor etc. Still, we need to put it in black and white, that they should be serviced only by the Ather technicians.
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KNOW YOUR ATHER SCOOTER, CLOSELY.
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Rear view mirror
Head lamp
Alloy wheels
Integrated indicator lamps
Front disc brake
Side stand with sensor
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Tail lamp
Rear side panel
Rear fender Number plate mount
Saree gaurd
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Pillion footrest
LEFT SIDE VIEW
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Pillion grabrail
Rear side panel
Rear suspension
Swing arm
Rear disc brake
Drive belt
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Pulley
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Accelerator grip
Floating panel
RIGHT SIDE VIEW
Front fork suspension
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Touchscreen dashboard
LHS grip & switchgear
Charging port
Luggage hook
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DASHBOARD & SWITCHGEAR
RHS grip/Accelerator & switchgear
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Front brake lever
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Combined braking system
Turning indicator
Horn
Headlight high/low beam switch
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Kill switch
Toggle switch
Motor starter
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DASHBOARD & SWITCHGEAR
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Switch-gear Left Hand Side
HORN
Press this switch when need be, to use the horn.
TURNING INDICATOR
Toggle this switch left/right to switch ON the indicator lights. The indicator lights switches OFF on their own once the turn is complete. Press in the center to cancel indicator manually.
HIGH BEAM SWITCH
This switch can be used to switch to the high beam headlight. Avoid using this as the default mode to avoid inconvenience to fellow riders on the road.
COMBINED BRAKING SYSTEM
The lever on the left hand side should be used to activate the Combined Braking System i.e.: to apply brakes to both the wheels.
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Switch-gear Right Hand Side
MOTOR STARTER
Initiates the motor, to kick-start the scooter.
Other functions
Accept location suggestions while navigating: When a location pops up on the screen, press the switch to accept the location. Otherwise, the location gets rejected and the pop-up will disappear automatically after 3 mins.
Change the direction while using the Park Assist Mode. Press once to go in reverse, press again to move forward.
TOGGLE SWITCH
When the key is on, toggle left or right to switch between the riding modes displayed on the screen. It can be used to change the mode while riding as well, and to do so throttle has to be at 0.
KILL SWITCH
This disables the motor controller, helps you be extra-sure that the motor is OFF when you have to stop at a signal or pull over to say hi to someone.
RHS ACCELERATOR GRIP
Use it to control the acceleration & speed of the scooter. Additionally, it can be used to activate regenerative braking by twisting in the reverse direction.
FRONT BRAKE LEVER
The lever on the right hand side actuates the front brake to control the speed of the scooter.
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UNDERSEAT STORAGE
The under-seat storage has been smartly designed to accommodate a full sized helmet and has got cubby holes to store copies of scooter documents & cleaning cloth. The under-seat storage has an under-seat LED strip lamp as well, so that you don’t have to struggle to find your things even in the darker parking spaces. You can stu-in things up to 15 kgs and a volume of 22L.
CAUTION
Do not overfill the under-seat storage. A simple check ­the seat should close eortlessly when you drop it down. If it requires to be pressed to be shut, it means it’s over-packed, and there is a high possibility that it can lead to seat damage.
CAUTION
The storage box is built to be rain-proof. But the water can seep through if pressure jet wash is used to clean the scooter. So, do remember to empty the under-seat storage before bathing your scooter. Always store the portable charger in it's cover to keep it protected from any water leaks.
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LED
Cubby hole
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Scooter Identification Number (VIN) / Chassis Number
The VIN is engraved on the chassis of your scooter. Each scooter has a unique VIN. You can access the VIN of your scooter by removing the rubber grommet located in the underseat storage. It’s a 17 digit number in the following format: MYH XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
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1 MOTOR SERIAL NUMBER
The motor serial number can be spotted at the bottom of the scooter, on the motor.
KEY CODE NUMBER
Scooter Keycode is mentioned on the key
SOFTWARE VERSION NUMBER
The software version number and any available updates are displayed on tapping the ‘OTA updates’ section in the Settings menu.
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Ather App
Download the ‘Ather’ app from Google Play Store or Apple App store.
Use the login credentials of your Ather Portal account to login into the app.
The app syncs with the scooter only when both your phone and the scooter are in a good network zone. The app displays the time of last sync.
ACCESS OTA UPDATES
An orange notification appears on the ‘Menu’ icon when OTA update is available for installation.
Go to the 450X dashboard menu to know about the software version number that the scooter is currently running on. Tap on General Settings to see if a new update is available. Tap to install.
OTA updates get downloaded automatically onto your scooter when pushed by Ather servers while you are riding or charging the scooter.
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INSTALLING AN OTA UPDATE
Make sure that your scooter is charged over 40% and it is recommended that the scooter is connected to the charger to start the installation.
You can start installing by choosing ‘Update Now’ and then following the instructions on the dashboard.
Alternatively, you can choose to do it at a later time. Default installation time - 3 AM (this is only if the charge conditions mentioned above are met.)
Please note, you will not be able to use your scooter while the update is being installed.
CHARGING AT ATHER GRID POINTS
To locate an Ather Grid® public charging point, go to the app or Navigation Screen where you’d be able to locate the points live on the Ather Grid.
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TIME TO GET ON THE ROAD
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Just Before You Get on the Scooter
THE CHECKLIST
Tyre pressure & condition Drive belt (No slacking : Refer to the full online user manual) Charge status Peripherals: Horn, Headlights, Pilot Lamps, Indicators and Tail Lights. Touchscreen intactness Rear view mirror position Smooth functioning of the handlebar (twist & turn to check if it is normal) Perfectly working brakes
Recommended tyre pressure
Single Rider: 30 PSI Front & 28 PSI Back With a Pillion: 30 PSI Front & 32 PSI Back
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Things to Keep in Mind
THE MOTOR IS THE STRONG SILENT TYPE
So silent, you won’t even realise it’s running. It makes no sound. So, always keep an eye on the dashboard for the Motor OFF/ON indicator, and use the kill switch, whenever at a signal. So that you and everyone around is safe, just in case of any unintended twist of the accelerator.
THE BRAKES ARE SUPER RESPONSIVE
Both the wheels have disc brakes, which are pretty responsive. So press the brakes gently, till you get used to them.
HYPER QUICK MOTOR
Electric motors have a higher torque, which means that the acceleration is quick and sudden. Take it easy on the accelerator, till you get a hang of it.
NEW THINGS NEED UNDERSTANDING
The reverse is something new. Though the speed is 2 km/hr, it’s just better to be extra careful while you reverse, making sure that nobody gets hurt.
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Safety and Operating Tips
As a precaution appropriate safety gear, including a helmet that comforms to prescribed standards, eye protection gear, riding boots and gloves should be worn while riding.
Do not consume alcohol or any kind of drugs that aect your reflexes, before or while you are operating your electric scooter.
Do not overload the floorboard. It can handle up to 30 kgs of weight, and it’s always better to distribute the weight on the floorboard for a better ride handling.
If you have been riding in the rain, wait for about 15 mins before plugging in the scooter to the Ather charger or wipe o the water on the port using a soft dry cloth.
Never permit a guest to ride your electric scooter without proper instructions and licences as per applicable state laws.
Any alteration or modifications to the scooter is strictly unadvisable. This may cause unsafe scooter conditions.
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Precautions for a Safe Electric Ride
In case of an accident do not touch wiring connectors or the components connected to the wiring
It’s highly unlikely, but incase the battery catches fire, extinguish the flame by flooding it with a lot of water. A water hose should be used, and the person doing this must maintain at least a couple of metres away from the scooter. Make sure the scooter is not plugged into the charging point. If it is, switch OFF the main power supply immediately to cut o the electricity flow
Once the fire is exhausted, keep flooding the battery with water every 30 minutes for up to 2 hours. Check on it after regular intervals for a few hours to be extra sure that fire doesn’t re-ignite.
A high voltage electronic device
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CAUTION
Never lift the scooter by pulling the handlebar.
WARNING
In case of fire, please call customer support to let us know and we will provide any assistance required.
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Turning the Scooter on & Riding
1 UNLOCK THE HANDLEBAR
Insert the key in the keyhole that’s located under the handlebar, on the right hand side. Turn the key clockwise, and it’s unlocked.
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2 OPEN THE UNDERSEAT STORAGE
Once the handlebar is unlocked, turn the key anti-clockwise to open the underseat storage. Take your helmet out, wear it, simply drop the seat to lock it. Check the seat lock once, just to be doubly sure.
Now you are all set for the ride!
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1 SWITCH ON THE DISPLAY
Once the key is turned ON, it will activate the touchscreen display, showing the current time, motor status and available range. You can choose the ride mode here -Eco / Ride / Sport / Warp
2 DISENGAGE THE KILL SWITCH
If the kill switch is engaged, the motor will not switch on.
3 ACTIVATE THE MOTOR
Press the brake lever (either one) and the motor start switch on the right hand side of handlebar. ‘Motor ON’ notification will flash on the dashboard.
4 TOGGLE TO CHANGE RIDING MODE
WARNING
Scooter makes no significant sound when the motor is ON
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Brake (L)
Indicator cancel
SWIPE RIGHT - PARK ASSIST
Select the Park Assist Mode using the dashboard & choose the direction - Reverse/Forward using the Motor Starter while the motor is ON and the scooter is stationary. You can slowly turn/twist the accelerator (RHS handlebar) anticlockwise to get going.
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Start
Brake (R)
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O-screen Park Assist combination
Brake(L/R) + Indicator Cancel + Start
WARNING
Kick back the side stand, before you start riding. For your safety, the motor gets activated only when the side stand is disengaged.
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While on the Ride
MAINTAINING SPEED
Turn the accelerator grip and use the brakes to maintain the speed. Never use the combination of accelerator and brake, at the same time.
1 SLOWING DOWN & BRAKING
Bring the accelerator grip back to the Zero position. You can use the Combined braking system or apply both brakes simultaneously. Bring the scooter to a halt. Use the kill switch to turn the motor OFF, incase you plan to stop for some time.
CAUTION
In wet weather, it takes longer to slow down or come to a halt. Start braking a little earlier than you would in dry conditions, especially when going around corners and turning.
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WARNING
An unintended acceleration can cause injury to you or others on the road. Use the motor kill switch at any trac stop.
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REGENERATIVE BRAKING
Regenerative braking recovers the scooter’s kinetic energy and converts it to be stored in the battery. To activate charge levels should be below 80% and speed needs to be over 20 kmph
2 HOW TO ACTIVATE IT?
Press the brake levers or turn the accelerator grip away from yourself. Algorithms dictate the amount of regen, depending on the state of the battery and speed of the scooter.
REGEN DISABLED
Regen is disabled when the charge status is higher (higher the range, lesser the regen) or when the battery temperature is high.
CAUTION
Scooter can’t be brought to a halt using regenerative braking as it gets activated only above 20 kmph.
CAUTION
The scooter may be forced to Eco Mode when the battery charge is too low.
WARNING
Incase of errors or glitches, the performance of the scooter might be restricted to ensure rider’s safety. If this happens, please contact customer support immediately.
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Turning the Scooter O & Parking
STOPPING YOUR SCOOTER
Bring the accelerator grip back to the zero position. Use the kill switch to turn OFF the motor. Turn the key switch back to the LOCK position and remove the key.
If the guide me home lights feature is ON, the headlight will switch OFF automatically in about 15 secs.
CAUTION
The key should be removed anytime the scooter is left unattended. You don’t want somebody stealing it.
PARKING
Use your left foot, and push the side stand away from the scooter to open it up. Use the side stand when not using the scooter, just saying.
Also, always try and park the 450X on leveled and firm ground.
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CAUTION
Park your 450X under shade wherever possible. Continuous, long term exposure to sunlight can cause discoularation of the display screen. Less exposure to heat is good for the battery life and the health of the display.
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WARNING
Always use the kill switch if the scooter is on the side stand Using the side-stand, during a halt doesn't kill the motor. This will be indicated on the dashboard when you engage the side stand. Do not sit on the scooter when parked on the side stand Do not move the scooter when it’s on the side stand Always ensure the side stand is completely opened up, while parking
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CHARGE IT UP
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Pull down the Connector
Using the Ather Dot™
PLUGGING IT IN
Turn the key to the ON position. Gently pull down the connector from the holder, open the charging port flap on the scooter and plug it in. Key should be in the OFF position for the scooter to start charging automatically.
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UN-PLUGGING IT
To plug out the cable, turn the key to the ON position, it will unlock the connector.
Keep the key in the ON position, wait for 5 seconds, then remove the charging connector, and put it back in the holder on the Ather Dot.
Remember to close the charging port flap on the scooter.
CAUTION
Do not leave the connector on the ground. There’s a risk of damage through dust and water ingress, hence something to be cautious about.
You can check the charge on the scooter and charging status using your phone app, by tapping on the touch screen dashboard while it’s charging.
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Do not try to forcefully pull the connector out, try turning the key to OFF and back to ON and try again, it should come out eortlessly.
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WHAT DOES THE LED SAY?
The charger speaks to you. The changing state of the LED light communicates to you about how it’s doing. Every colour tells you something:
Solid amber light - Charger software is being updated over-the-air (OTA) Solid green light When not connected to the scooter - Charger is healthy and is available for charging When connected to the scooter -Charging is done
Blinking green light - Charging in progress Solid red light - Fault in the charger. Please contact
customer support
No light - No power
Using the Ather Charging Cable
CAUTION
Plug in the 3 pin connector of the charging cable into the 5A socket. Plug in the other end of the cable to the scooter’s charging port. Turn the key to OFF position & pull out the scooter key.
To plug out, keep the key in the ON position, wait for 5 seconds, then remove the charging connector and close the charging port flap.
Remove the key once your scooter is connected to charger/disconnected from the charging cable.
Do not turn the key ON and pull out the connector, at the same time. Hold on for 5 seconds to pull the connector out.
Do not attempt to remove the connector while your scooter is charging, you run the risk of damaging the connector or the scooter.
Note: If you don’t see any light (when there is power in your premises), press Reset Button on PRCD (Portable residual-current device). If the charger still remains non-functional, contact customer support.
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SCOOTER SHUTDOWN
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FIVE-DAY HIBERNATION
When the scooter is not in use (unplugged and the key is turned OFF), the electronics consume negligible amount of power. The power pack drains extremely slowly. But, if you don’t ride for around 25 days or so, it’s advisable to charge it for a few hours before you head out.
CAUTION
Do not keep your scooter parked in a hot area, it will aect the life of the battery.
CAUTION
Do not keep your scooter parked near transformers or other high electromagnetic emission devices.
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HOW TO SHUTDOWN?
Go to Settings, on the screen and select the ‘Shutdown’ option from the menu.
CAUTION
Charge your scooter every 100 days. It’s a must, even if the scooter is in Shutdown Mode, to avoid permanent damage to the Battery pack.
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CARING FOR YOUR SCOOTER
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Things to Keep in Mind
WHEN NOT IN USE
If you are not using your scooter for more than 5 days, make sure you leave it in Shutdown Mode to keep the battery healthy and improve it’s life.
QUICK CLEAN-UP
Regular cleaning of the vents avoid the risk of damage caused due to insucient ventilation, choking and insulation of the heat dissipation components. So keep the motor and battery vents spick and span.
EXTEND YOUR BATTERY LIFE
Avoid draining battery to zero, that maintains the health of the battery. The less you fast charge, the better it will be for the health of the battery. The battery is capable of fast charge but to improve the it’s life, maximise home charging, and use fast charging at public locations, only when in dire need. Shut down your scooter at night after charging, for a better battery life.
PULLING AND PUSHING
Turn the motor OFF using the kill switch, when pulling the scooter back or pushing the scooter on a decline.
CAUTION
Do not try to hold the scooter at a place using partial acceleration, while on a slant. In all likelihood, it will damage the motor.
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Troubleshooting
If there is a technical issue or you are facing a confusion or if you have any query, call us up.
+91 7676 811 777
Just in case this number is unreachable, check for the updated number on www.atherenergy.com or the Ather app.
BIG BOLD CAUTION
Do not attempt to service the scooter on your own or at an unauthorized service center. While the scooter belongs to you and you may do as you please, we built the scooter and know it inside-out, it’s advisable you let us take the lead and service the scooter for you.
DISCLAIMER
Ather Energy Private Limited (‘’Ather’’) takes reasonable care to ensure the accuracy of the information contained herein, but it shall not be responsible for any inadvertent errors or omissions that may appear in this document. All trademarks are the property of their respective owners. The use of Ather 450X electric scooter ("Ather 450X") shall be governed by the terms and conditions of the agreement entered between you and Ather during purchase (’’Agreement’’). Ather makes no warranties of merchantability and/or fitness for a particular purpose, in relation to the accuracy, reliability or contents of this document. You acknowledge that any usage of Ather 450X in contravention with this document may render the warranty void. Ather reserves the right to update this document and/or discontinue Ather 450X at any time without notice.
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