Shimano SC-E6000, SC-E6010, SC-S705, SW-E6000, SW-E6010 Dealer's Manual

(English)

DM-SP0001-16

Dealer's Manual

ROAD MTB Trekking

SC-E6000
SC-E6010
SC-S705
SW-E6000
SW-E6010
SW-S705
FC-E6000
FC-E6010
SM-CRE60
DU-E6000
DU-E6001
DU-E6010
DU-E6050
DU-E6002
DU-E6012
SM-DUE01
SM-DUE10
SM-DUE11
BT-E6000
BT-E6001
BT-E6010
BT-E8010
BT-E8020

City Touring/
Comfort Bike

URBAN SPORT E-BIKE

E6000 Series

BM-E6000
BM-E6010
SM-BME60
SM-BME61
BM-E8010
BM-E8020
SM-BCE60
EC-E6000
TL-FC38
TL-DUE60
RT-EM300
RT-EM600
RT-EM800
RT-EM810
RT-EM900
RT-EM910

CONTENTS

IMPORTANT NOTICE ..........................................................................................................iv

TO ENSURE SAFETY ............................................................................................................ v

Chapter1 INSTALLATION 1-1

INSTALLATION .................................................................................................................. 1-2

Names of parts ................................................................................................................................................... 1-4

Product specifications........................................................................................................................................1-5

Installing the cycle computer ............................................................................................................................ 1-6

Installing and removing the cycle computer ...................................................................................................1-7

Adjusting the angle of the cycle computer .....................................................................................................1-7

Using the cable band to attach the assist switch to the handlebar ...............................................................1-8

Installing the assist switch ................................................................................................................................. 1-8

Installing the battery mount ..........................................................................................................................1-10

Installing the battery ....................................................................................................................................... 1-25

Removing the battery .....................................................................................................................................1-27

Installing the speed sensor .............................................................................................................................1-30

Mounting the magnet ....................................................................................................................................1-31

Chapter2 INSTALLING AND WIRING THE DRIVE UNIT 2-1

INSTALLING AND WIRING THE DRIVE UNIT ...................................................................2-2

Installing the drive unit ..................................................................................................................................... 2-2

Drive unit wiring diagram ................................................................................................................................2-3

Connecting the power cord .............................................................................................................................. 2-4

Installing the ferrite core (DU-E6001/E6010/E6050) ........................................................................................2-5

Connecting the electric wire ............................................................................................................................. 2-6

Connecting the assist switch and drive unit to the cycle computer ............................................................... 2-6

Connecting the speed sensor to the drive unit ...............................................................................................2-7

Connecting the light to the drive unit ............................................................................................................. 2-7

Installing the ferrite core (MU-S705) .............................................................................................................. 2-10

Installing the crank and front chainring ........................................................................................................ 2-11

Measuring and adjusting the chain tension ..................................................................................................2-13

ii

Chapter3 CHARGING THE BATTERY 3-1

CHARGING THE BATTERY ................................................................................................ 3-2

Introduction ....................................................................................................................................................... 3-2

Proper use of the battery .................................................................................................................................. 3-2

Charging procedures ......................................................................................................................................... 3-2

About the charger LED lamp ............................................................................................................................3-6

About the battery LED lamps ...........................................................................................................................3-6

Turning the power ON / OFF ............................................................................................................................. 3-8

Chapter4 CYCLE COMPUTER DISPLAY AND SETTING 4-1

CYCLE COMPUTER DISPLAY AND SETTING ....................................................................4-2

Names and functions of the parts of the assist switch .................................................................................... 4-2

Basic screen display of the cycle computer ......................................................................................................4-3

Changing the settings ..................................................................................................................................... 4-14

Error messages on the cycle computer ........................................................................................................... 4-36

Chapter5 CONNECTION AND COMMUNICATION WITH PC 5-1

CONNECTION AND COMMUNICATION WITH PC ........................................................... 5-2

Drive unit setting backup function for the cycle computer ...........................................................................5-2

Settings customizable in E-TUBE PROJECT ....................................................................................................... 5-3

Connecting to the PC ........................................................................................................................................5-4

Chapter6 MAINTENANCE 6-1

MAINTENANCE ................................................................................................................6-2

Replacing the front chainring ..........................................................................................................................6-2

iii

IMPORTANT NOTICE

The following instructions must be observed at all times in order to prevent personal injury and physical damage to equipment and surroundings.
The instructions are classified according to the degree of danger or damage which may occur if the product is used incorrectly.

DANGER

Failure to follow the instructions will result in death or serious injury.

WARNING

Failure to follow the instructions could result in death or serious injury.

CAUTION

Failure to follow the instructions could cause personal injury or physical damage to equipment and surroundings.

IMPORTANT NOTICE

•

This dealer's manual is intended primarily for use by professional bicycle mechanics.
Users who are not professionally trained for bicycle assembly should not attempt to install the components themselves using the dealer's manuals.
If any part of the information on the manual is unclear to you, do not proceed with the installation. Instead, contact your place of purchase or a bicycle
dealer for their assistance.

•

Make sure to read all instruction manuals included with the product.

•

Do not disassemble or modify the product other than as stated in the information contained in this dealer’s manual.

•

All dealer’s manuals and instruction manuals can be viewed on-line on our website (http://si.shimano.com).

•

For consumers who do not have easy access to the internet, please contact a SHIMANO distributor or any of the SHIMANO offices to obtain a hardcopy
of the User's Manual.

•

Please observe the appropriate rules and regulations of the country, state or region in which you conduct your business as a dealer.

For safety, be sure to read this dealer’s manual thoroughly before use, and follow it for correct use.

iv

TO ENSURE SAFETY

TO ENSURE SAFETY

DANGER

Be sure to also inform users of the following:



Handling the battery

•

Do not deform, modify, disassemble or apply solder directly to the battery. Doing so may cause leakage, overheating, bursting, or ignition of the
battery.

•

Do not leave the battery near sources of heat such as heaters. Do not heat the battery or throw it into a fire. Doing so may cause bursting or ignition
of the battery.

•

Do not subject the battery to strong shocks or throw it. If this is not observed, overheating, bursting, or fire may occur.

•

Do not place the battery into fresh water or sea water, and do not allow the battery terminals to get wet. Doing so may cause overheating, bursting,
or ignition of the battery.

•

Use the SHIMANO specified charger and observe the specified charging conditions when charging the specified battery. Not doing so may cause
overheating, bursting, or ignition of the battery.

WARNING

•

Be sure to follow the instructions provided in the manuals when installing the product.

It is recommended that you use only genuine SHIMANO parts. If parts such as bolts and nuts become loose or damaged, the bicycle may suddenly fall
over, which may cause serious injury.
In addition, if adjustments are not carried out correctly, problems may occur, and the bicycle may suddenly fall over, which may cause serious injury.

•

Be sure to wear safety glasses or goggles to protect your eyes while performing maintenance tasks such as replacing parts.

•

For information on products not explained in this manual, refer to the manuals provided with each product.

•

After reading the dealer's manual thoroughly, keep it in a safe place for later reference.

Be sure to also inform users of the following:

•

Be careful not to let yourself be distracted by the cycle computer display while riding the bicycle. Otherwise, you may fall off the bicycle.

•

Before riding, check that the wheels are secured. Otherwise, you may fall off the bicycle and be seriously injured.

•

Be sufficiently familiar with how to start the power assisted bicycle before riding on busy streets. Otherwise, you may start the bicycle abruptly and
have an accident.

•

Make sure that the light is on during night riding.

•

Do not disassemble the product. Disassembling it may cause injury to persons.

•

When charging the battery while it is installed on the bicycle, do not move the bicycle. The battery charger’s power plug may not be completely
inserted into the outlet, which may lead to fire.

•

Do not inadvertently touch the drive unit when it has been continuously used for a long period of time. The surface of the drive unit becomes hot and
could cause burns.

v

TO ENSURE SAFETY



Lithium Ion Battery

•

If any liquid leaking from the battery gets into your eyes, immediately wash the affected area thoroughly with clean water such as tap water without
rubbing your eyes, and seek medical advice immediately. If this is not done, the battery liquid may damage your eyes.

•

Do not recharge the battery in very humid places or the outdoors. If this is not observed, electric shocks may result.

•

Do not insert or remove the plug while it is wet. If this is not observed, electric shocks may result. If there is water leaking out of the plug, dry it
thoroughly before inserting it.

•

If the battery does not become fully charged after 2 hours of charging, immediately unplug the battery from the outlet and contact the place of
purchase. Doing otherwise may cause overheating, bursting, or ignition of the battery.

•

Do not use the battery if it has any noticeable scratches or other external damage. Doing so may cause bursting, overheating or problems with
operation.

•

The operating temperature ranges for the battery are given below. Do not use the battery in temperatures outside these ranges. If the battery is used
or stored in temperatures outside these ranges, fire, injury or problems with operation may occur.

1. During discharge: –10 °C - 50 °C

2. During charging: 0 °C - 40 °C



Items related to installation to and maintenance of the bicycle

•

Be sure to remove the battery and charger before wiring or attaching parts to the bicycle. Otherwise, an electric shock may result.

•

Maintenance interval depends on the usage and riding circumstances. Clean the chain with an appropriate chain cleaner regularly. Never use alkali
based or acid based solvents such as rust cleaners. If these solvents are used, the chain may break and cause serious injury.

CAUTION

Be sure to also inform users of the following:

•

Observe the instructions in the user's manual for the bicycle, in order to ride safely.

•

Periodically check the battery charger and adapter, particularly the cord, plug, and case, for any damage. If the charger or adapter is broken, do not
use it until it has been repaired.

•

Use the product under the direction of a safety supervisor or the directions for use. Do not allow physically, sensory, or mentally impaired persons,
inexperienced persons, or persons with no required knowledge including children to use this instrument.

•

Do not allow children to play near the product.

•

If any malfunction or trouble occurs, consult the place of purchase.

•

Never modify the system. This may cause a malfunction in the system.



Lithium Ion Battery

•

Do not leave the battery in a place exposed to direct sunlight, inside a vehicle on a hot day, or other hot places. This may result in battery leakage.

•

If any leaked fluid gets on your skin or clothes, wash it off immediately with clean water. Otherwise, the leaked fluid may damage your skin.

•

Store the battery in a safe place out of the reach of infants and pets.

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NOTE

Be sure to also inform users of the following:

•

Be sure to attach dummy plugs to any unused ports.

•

For installation and adjustment of the product, consult a dealer.

•

The units are designed to be fully waterproof to withstand wet weather riding conditions. However, do not deliberately place them into water.

•

Do not clean the bicycle with a high-pressure washer. If water gets into any of the components, operating problems or rusting may result.

•

Handle the components carefully, and avoid subjecting them to any strong shocks.

•

Do not place the bicycle upside down. Doing so may damage the cycle computer or shift switch.

•

Although the bicycle still functions as a normal bicycle even when the battery is removed, the light does not turn on if it is connected to the electric
power system. Be aware that using the bicycle under these conditions will be considered non-observance of the road traffic laws in Germany.

•

When carrying the bicycle in a car, remove the battery from the bicycle and place it on a stable surface in the car.

•

Before connecting the battery, make sure that there is no water collecting in the connector where the battery will be connected.

•

When charging the battery while it is mounted on the bicycle, be careful of the following:

-

When charging, make sure there is no water on the charging port or the charger plug.

-

Check that the battery mount is locked before charging.

-

Do not remove the battery from the battery mount while charging.

-

Do not ride the bicycle with the battery charger mounted on.

-

Close the charging port cap when not charging.

-

Stabilize the bicycle to ensure that it does not collapse during charging.

•

The use of a genuine SHIMANO battery is recommended. If using a battery from another manufacturer, make sure to carefully read the instruction
manual for the battery before use.

•

It may not be possible to turn the power on from the cycle computer (SC-E6010) when the cycle computer is used or left for long periods of time at
low temperatures. Press the battery’s power button to turn the power on. If the power still does not turn on, contact the place of purchase.

•

Some of the important information in this dealer's manual can also be found on the device labels.

•

The number found on the battery key is necessary when purchasing spare keys. Store it carefully.

•

Use a damp cloth with the water well wrung out, when cleaning the battery and plastic cover.

•

If you have any questions about the use and maintenance of the product, consult the dealer where you made the purchase.

•

Contact the place of purchase for updates to the component software. The most up-to-date information is available on the SHIMANO website. For
details, refer to the "Connection and communication with the PC" section.

•

Products are not guaranteed against natural wear and deterioration from normal use and aging.

•

For maximum performance we highly recommend SHIMANO lubricants and maintenance products.



Lithium Ion Battery

Disposal information for countries outside the European Union

This symbol is only valid within the European Union.
Follow local regulations when disposing of used batteries. If you are not sure, consult the place of
purchase or a bicycle dealer.



Items related to installation to and maintenance of the bicycle

•

Do not use thinner or other solvents to clean any of the components. Such substances may damage the surfaces.

•

You should periodically wash the chainrings in a neutral detergent. In addition, cleaning the chain with neutral detergent and lubricating it can be an
effective way of extending the useful life of the chainrings and the chain.

•

The proper assistance cannot be achieved unless the proper settings have been made (installation of the crank in the proper position, proper
adjustment of the chain tension, etc.). Be particularly careful with these settings for the DU-E6010/DU-E6012 which is compatible with coaster brakes.

The actual product may differ from illustrations, as this manual is intended chiefly to explain the procedures for using the
product.

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Chapter1 INSTALLATION

Chapter1 INSTALLATION

INSTALLATION

List of tools to be used

The following tools are required to assemble the product.

Component Where to use Tool

Cycle computers

Assist switch

(SW-E6000)

Assist switch

(SW-E6010)

Battery Mount

(SM-BME61)

Handlebar fixing bolt

Angle adjustment screw

Fixing bolt

Fixing bolt

Key unit

Mount lower case

Key unit cover

Mount upper case

Mount lower case

Screwdriver [#2]

Screwdriver [#2]

Screwdriver [#2]

3 mm hexagon wrench

3 mm hexagon wrench

Screwdriver [#1]

3 mm hexagon wrench / 8 mm spanner

Battery mount

(BM-E8010)

Battery mount

(BM-E8020)

Key unit

Key unit cover

Mount upper case

Mount lower case

Mount upper case

Key cylinder

Key unit

Key unit cover

3 mm hexagon wrench

2.5 mm hexagon wrench

2.5 mm hexagon wrench

5 mm hexagon wrench

Screwdriver [#2]

2 mm hexagon wrench

5 mm hexagon wrench

Screwdriver [#2]

1-2

Chapter1 INSTALLATION

Component Where to use Tool

Speed sensor

(SM-DUE10)

Speed sensor

(SM-DUE11)

Magnet unit Mounting screw

Electric wire Connector

Light adapter Unit fixing screw

Drive Unit

Speed sensor fixing bolt

Speed sensor fixing bolt

Frame installation bolt M8 bolt and nut-compatible*

Cover fixing bolt (M3)

4 mm hexagon wrench

Hexalobular [#10]

Screwdriver [#2]

TL-EW02

Screwdriver [#2]

Screwdriver [#2]

Front chainring Lock ring

Crank arm Crank installation bolt

Chain Chain TL-DUE60

*

For information on compatible tools, contact a manufacturer of completed bicycles.

TL-FC32 / 36+TL-FC38

14 mm socket wrench

1-3

Chapter1 INSTALLATION

Names of parts

Names of parts

In the case of mechanical gear shifting system

(H) *1

(I)

*2

(G)

(F)

(C)

(E)

(D)

(K)

(M)

(Q)

(P)

(L)

(J)

(A)

(a)

(B)

(A)

Cycle computer SC-E6000/
SC-E6010

(B)

Assist switch SW-E6000
SW-E6010

(C)

Front chainring SM-CRE60

(D)

Crank arm FC-E6000
FC-E6010

(E)

Drive unit/ DU-E6000
Speed sensor
DU-E6010
DU-E6050
DU-E6002
DU-E6012

(F)

Battery BT-E6000
(external type)

(G)

Battery Mount SM-BME60
(external type)

(H)

Battery charger *1:
SM-BCE60
+SM-BCC1
*2:
EC-E6000

(I)

Light adapter SM-DUE01

(J)

Drive unit cover SM-DUE60

(K)

Battery BT-E6010
(external type)

(L)

Battery Mount SM-BME61
(external type)
BM-E8010

(M)

Speed sensor SM-DUE10

(N)

Battery (built-in type) BT-E8020*3

(O)

Battery mount BM-E8020
(built-in type)

(P)

Speed sensor SM-DUE11

(Q)

Disc brake rotor RT-EM300
RT-EM600
RT-EM800
RT-EM810
RT-EM900
RT-EM910

*

3 If the firmware version of the drive

unit is 3.2.6 or lower, the battery
may not operate properly. Update
the firmware version via E-TUBE
PROJECT.

DU-E6001

BT-E6001*3

BM-E6000

BT-E8010*3

BM-E6010

(N)

1-4

(O)

Wire harness

E-TUBE

TECH TIPS

•

The drive specification may be of the belt
type. In this case, the front chainring, rear
sprocket and belt are supplied by the belt’s
manufacturer. Also, for details concerning
assembly and adjustment, refer to the
technical information provided by the belt
manufacturer.

•

Maximum cable length (EW-SD50)
(a) ≤ 1600 mm

Chapter1 INSTALLATION

Product specifications

In the case of electronic internal geared hub system

(B)

(a)

(C)

(D)

(A)

(A)

Assist/Shift switch SW-E6000
SW-E6010
SW-S705

(B)

Cycle computer SC-E6000
SC-E6010

(C)

Motor unit MU-S705

(D)

Internal geared hub SG-C6060
SG-S705
SG-S505

Wire harness

E-TUBE

TECH TIPS

•

The drive specification may be of the belt
type. In this case, the front chainring, rear
sprocket and belt are supplied by the belt’s
manufacturer. Also, for details concerning
assembly and adjustment, refer to the
technical information provided by the belt
manufacturer.

•

For information on how to install MU-S705,
refer to "Installation of the motor unit to
the hub (MU-S705)" in the dealer's manual
for the ALFINE S705 series.

•

Maximum cable length (EW-SD50)
(a) ≤ 1600 mm

Product specifications

Operating temperature range:
During discharge

Operating temperature range:
During charging

Storage temperature -20 – 70 °C Rated voltage 36 V DC

Storage temperature (Battery) -20 – 60 °C Drive unit type Midship

Charging voltage 100 – 240 V AC Motor type Brush-less DC

Charging time

*

The range of the assist function speed is different depending on the specifications.

DU-E6000/E6001/E6010: 25 km/h or less
DU-E6050: 20 mile/h or less

-10 – 50 °C Battery type Lithium Ion Battery

Refer to the user's manual for the

0 – 40 °C Nominal capacity

Refer to the user's manual for the
battery "UM-70F0A". For the latest
information on manuals, see the
website (http://si.shimano.com).

Rated drive unit power 250 W

battery "UM-70F0A". For the latest
information on manuals, see the
website (http://si.shimano.com).

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Chapter1 INSTALLATION

Installing the cycle computer

Installing the cycle computer

Open the clamp (B) and attach it to the handlebar.

1

2

(A)

(B)

(C)

Attach the handlebar fixing bolt (A) and
tighten to the specified tightening
torque using a screwdriver.

(A)

Handlebar fixing bolt

(B)

Clamp

(C)

Adapter

Handlebar compatibility table

øA øB-øA Adapter Fixing bolt

ø23.4-ø24 0-1.1 X 15.5 mm

ø24-ø25.5 0-1.1 X 20 mm

ø31.3-ø31.9 0-0.6 - 20 mm

Handlebar

øA

øB

25

30

Tightening torque

1 N·m

TECH TIPS

*

X: OK

When removing the cycle computer, reverse
the procedure.

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Chapter1 INSTALLATION

Installing and removing the cycle computer

Installing and removing the cycle computer

1

(B)

(A)

Slide the cycle computer (A) into the
bracket (B) as shown in the illustration.
Insert it firmly until you hear it click.

To remove the cycle computer, slide it
while pushing the bracket lever (C).

(A)

Cycle computer

(B)

Bracket

(C)

Lever

NOTE

2

(C)

Adjusting the angle of the cycle computer

Loosen the angle adjustment screw (A)
with a screwdriver. Adjust the angle of
the cycle computer to make it easier to
see while riding.
After determining the angle, tighten the
screw to the designated torque.

(A)

•

If the cycle computer is not in the correct
place, the assist function will not operate
normally.

•

The dimensions of (C) differ for SC-E6000
and SC-E6010.

(A)

Angle adjustment screw

Tightening torque

0.5 N·m

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Using the cable band to attach the assist switch to the handlebar

Using the cable band to attach the assist switch to the handlebar

1

2

(A)

Temporarily attach the cable band (A) to
the assist switch. Adjust the cable band
according to the length of the
handlebar.

Attach the assist switch mounted with
the cable band to the handlebar.

(A)

Cable band

TECH TIPS

The cable band is included in SW-E6000.

Installing the assist switch

(B)

(A)

1

<SW-E6000>

2

Attach the assist switch to a ø 22.2
handlebar with the electric wire routed
under the switch and open the fixing
bolt cover (A).

Tighten the fixing bolt (B) to the
specified tightening torque using a
screwdriver.
For SW-E6010, tighten the bolt using a
3 mm hexagon wrench.

(A)

Fixing bolt cover

(B)

Fixing bolt

Tightening torque

SW-E6000

SW-E6010

1.5 N·m

1-8

TECH TIPS

When removing the cycle computer, reverse
the procedure.

Chapter1 INSTALLATION

Installing the assist switch

Example of routing the electric wire

(F)

(E)

(G)

(D)

(C)(B)(A)

Example 1: Secure the electric wire of
the assist switch (A) to the handlebar
using the cable band (B). Wind the excess
electric wire around the area between
the cycle computer (C) and stem (D),
then connect the wire to the cycle
computer.

Example 2: Secure the electric wire of
the assist switch to the handlebar using
the cable band. Bind the electric wire of
the assist switch and that of the cycle
computer (E) to the brake outer casing
(F) using the band (G) and connect the
electric wire of the assist switch to the
cycle computer.

(A)

Assist switch

(B)

Cable band

(C)

Cycle computer

(D)

Stem

(E)

Electric wire of the cycle computer

(F)

Brake outer casing

(G)

Band

TECH TIPS

The band is included in SC-E6000.

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Chapter1 INSTALLATION

Installing the battery mount

Installing the battery mount

SM-BME60 / BM-E6000

<SM-BME60>

(D)

(C)

(B)

(A)

(F)

(G)

<BM-E6000>

(D)

(C)
(B)

(G)

(F)

(A)

Mount lower case

(B)

M4 bolt

(C)

M4 bolt (one-way type)

(D)

Mount upper case

(E)

Hexalobular #10H

(F)

Plug

(G)

Key unit (not included with the
product)

(H)

Battery mount rail

(I)

M4 bolt

(E)

<For SM-BME60>

Secure the key unit (G) to the mount lower case (A) by tightening M4 bolt (B) and (C).

1

(A)

(E)

(H)

(I)

Tightening torque

(B) 1.6 - 1.8 N·m

(C) 1.6 - 1.8 N·m

Align the plug (F) with the mount lower case (A).

2

Assemble the mount upper case (D) with the mount lower case (A) by 2 bolts (E).

3

1-10

Tightening torque

1 - 1.3 N·m

Chapter1 INSTALLATION

Installing the battery mount

<For BM-E6000>

Secure the key unit (G) to the mount lower case (A) by tightening M4 bolt (B) and (C).

1

Align the plug (F) and battery mount rail (H), in that order, with the mount lower case (A).

2

Mount the mount lower case (A) and the battery mount rail (H) using the M4 bolt (I).

Tightening torque

(B) 1.6 - 1.8 N·m

(C) 1.6 - 1.8 N·m

Tightening torque

3

Assemble the mount upper case (D) with the mount lower case (A) by 2 bolts (E).

4

1.6 - 1.8 N·m

Tightening torque

1.1 - 1.3 N·m

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Installing the battery mount

(A)

Align the mounting holes in the carrier
with those in the battery mount. Insert
hexagon socket head cap screws (A) into
the upper part of the battery mount and
tighten it to the carrier.

(A)

Hexagon socket head cap screw
(M5) (not included with the
product)

NOTE

Make sure that the charging port cap is closed
securely.

charging port cap

TECH TIPS

Bolts and nuts are not included with
SHIMANO products. Use those supplied by the
manufacturer.
For information on the tightening torques,
contact the manufacturer of the carrier.

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Installing the battery mount

SM-BME61 / BM-E6010

1

2

(B)

(A)

(a)

(E)

223 mm

(D)

(C)

Attach the mount lower case (E) to the
mounting holes in the frame, insert the
mount fixing bolts (C) into the washers
(D), and secure the case using the bolts.
Then, temporarily attach the key unit (B)
with the key unit fixing bolts (A).

Adjust the position of the key unit to
allow a clearance of 223 mm between (a)
and (b) shown in the illustration.
Temporarily attach the key unit cover
and perform adjustment to make sure
that the battery can be smoothly
connected and disconnected and no
noise will be produced due to looseness
during traveling. Then, fully tighten the
key unit fixing bolts (A).

(A)

Key unit fixing bolt (M5)

(B)

Key unit (not included with the
product)

(C)

Mount fixing bolt (M5)

(D)

Washers

(E)

Mount lower case

Tightening torque

(C) 3 N·m

NOTE

Key unit is not included with SHIMANO
products.

Tightening torque

3 N·m

(b)

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3

(I)

(K)

(L)

(J)

(H)

(F)

(M)

(G)

(G)

<SM-BME61>
Fully tighten the key unit cover fixing
bolts (J) to attach the key unit cover (I).

Mount the battery rattle prevention
spacer (K). When mounting the battery
rattle prevention spacer (K), peel the
release liner from the double-sided seal
(L) on the back of the battery rattle
prevention spacer and mount.

Insert the plug (F) into the mount lower
case (M). Insert the plug (F) between the
mount upper case (G), and secure them
using the mount upper case fixing bolts
(H).

<BM-E6010>
Fully tighten the key unit cover fixing
bolts (J) to attach the key unit cover (I).

(F)

Plug

(G)

Mount upper case

(H)

Mount upper case fixing bolt (M3)

(I)

Key unit cover

(J)

Key unit cover fixing bolt (M4)

(K)

Battery rattle prevention spacer

(L)

Double-sided seal

(M)

Mount lower case

(N)

Charging port cap

Tightening torque

(H), (J) 0.6 N·m

NOTE

•

Check that there is no oil, foreign objects,
etc., on the adhesive surface of the
double-sided seal (L) or on the surface to
which the double-sided seal (L) is to be
attached. If there is, remove it.

•

For BM-E6010, make sure to pull open the
charging port cap (N) fully before inserting
the plug (F), as in the illustration. Inserting
the plug with the cap closed will disrupt
the proper opening/closing of the cap.

(I)

(K)

(L)

(J)

(F)

(H)

(N)

(M)

Mount the battery rattle prevention
spacer (K). When mounting the battery
rattle prevention spacer (K), peel the
release liner from the double-sided seal
(L) on the back of the battery rattle
prevention spacer and mount.

Fully open the charging port cap (N), and
insert the plug (F) into the mount lower
case (M). Fit the plug (F) between the
two parts of the mount upper case (G),
and secure it using the mount upper case
fixing bolts (H).

•

Make sure that the charging port cap is
closed securely.

charging port cap

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BM-E8010

(y)

(A)

(C)

(z)

(B)

(D)

(E)

(y)

Front of bicycle

(z)

Rear of bicycle

(A)

Key unit

(B)

Battery connection unit

(C)

Mount upper case

(D)

Mount lower case

(E)

Frame

1

(B)

(C)

(A)

(D)

(E)

Set in place the rubber spacers (C) and
metal spacer (B) on the mount lower
case (A) and align the frame mounting
holes (E) with the bolt holes in the
mount lower case (A).

(A)

Mount lower case

(B)

Metal spacer

(C)

Rubber spacer

(D)

Frame

(E)

Frame mounting hole

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2

(K)

(F)(G)

(H)

(J)

(K)

Secure the mount lower case (H) by
tightening the two types of mount fixing
bolt (M5) (F)/(G).

Tighten the mount fixing bolt (M5) (low
head type) (G) first.

Temporarily attach the key unit with the
key unit fixing bolts (M5) (J).

(F)

Mount fixing bolt (M5)
(hexagon bolt type):
Use a 3 mm hexagon wrench or
8 mm spanner on the mount
fixing bolt.

(G)

Mount fixing bolt (M5)
(low head type):
Use a 3 mm hexagon wrench on
the mount fixing bolt.

(H)

Mount lower case

Tightening torque

(F), (G) 3 N·m

(F) 3 N·m

(I)

Key unit:
Key unit is not included with
SHIMANO products.

(J)

Key unit fixing bolt (M5)

(K)

Washer

3

4

(I)

224.4 mm

Adjust the position of the key unit so
that the distance between section (a) of
the key unit and section (b) of the mount

(b)(a)

lower case is 224.4 mm and then fully
tighten the key unit fixing bolts (M5) (J).

Tightening torque

3 N·m

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5

(L)

(M)

Temporarily attach the key unit cover (L)
to the key unit and adjust so that the
battery (M) can be smoothly connected/
disconnected and no noise is produced
due to looseness during riding.

(L)

Key unit cover

(M)

Battery

6

(O)

(P)

(N)

(O)

(P)

Secure the key unit cover with the key
unit cover fixing bolts (M4) (O).

(N)

Key unit cover

(O)

Key unit cover fixing bolt (M4)

(P)

Washer

Tightening torque

0.6 N·m

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7

(Q)
(R)

(S)

(T)

Route the power cord (Q) through the
cable routing hole (R).

Align the protruding parts of the mount
upper case (S) and mount lower case (T).

Pull the power cord (Q) until the rubber
bush (U) is implanted in the cable
routing hole (R).

(Q)

Power cord

(R)

Cable routing hole

(S)

Mount upper case

(T)

Mount lower case

(U)

Rubber bush

8

(W)

(U)

(W)

(V)

Tighten on the mount upper case (V)
using the mount upper case fixing bolts
(M3) (W).

(V)

Mount upper case

(W)

Mount upper case fixing bolt (M3)

Tightening torque

0.6 N·m

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BM-E8020

Assembly of the battery connection unit

(B)

(C)

(y)

(A)

(z)

(y)

Front of bicycle

(z)

Rear of bicycle

(A)

Frame

(B)

Battery connection unit

(C)

Mount upper case and mount
lower case when assembled

1

(A)

(B)

(C) (D)

Set in place the rubber spacer (B) on the
mount lower case (A) and align the
frame mounting holes (D) with the bolt
holes in the mount lower case (A).

(A)

Mount lower case

(B)

Rubber spacer

(C)

Frame

(D)

Frame mounting hole

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2

(F)

(E)

(G)

(H) (I) (J) (K)

Secure the mount lower case (F) to the
frame by the tightening the mount
fixing bolts (M8) (E).

Route the power cord (I) through the
cable routing hole (K) in the mount
lower case (J) and then tighten on the
mount upper case (H) using the mount
upper case fixing bolts (M3) (L).

(E)

Mount fixing bolt (M8)

(F)

Mount lower case

(G)

Frame

Tightening torque

10 N·m

(H)

Mount upper case

(I)

Power cord

(J)

Mount lower case

(K)

Cable routing hole

(L)

Mount upper case fixing bolt (M3)

3

Tightening torque

0.6 N·m

(L)

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(B)

(y)

(A)

(z)

(y)

Front of bicycle

(z)

Rear of bicycle

(A)

Frame

(B)

Key unit

4

(O)

(M)

(N)

Insert the key cylinder (M) into the key
unit.

Secure the key cylinder (M) in place by
tightening the key cylinder fixing bolts
(M4) (O) from the reverse side of the key
unit (N).

(z)

Reverse side of key unit

(M)

Key cylinder:
Key cylinder is not included with
SHIMANO products.

(N)

Key unit

(O)

Key cylinder fixing bolt (M4)

Tightening torque

0.6 N·m

(z)

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5

(P)

(Q)(R) (R)(Q)

(T)

(c) (d)

(S)

Align the fixing bolt holes in the key unit
(P) with the frame mounting holes (T).

Temporarily attach the key unit (P) to the
frame (S) with the key unit fixing bolts
(M8) (Q).

Attach the bolt fork end prevention
rubbers (R).

Adjust the position of the key unit so
that the distance between section (c) of
the key unit and section (d) of the
battery connection unit is 347.9 mm and
then fully tighten the key unit fixing
bolts (Q).

(P)

Key unit

(Q)

Key unit fixing bolt (M8)

(R)

Bolt fork end prevention rubber

(S)

Frame

(T)

Frame mounting hole

Tightening torque

10 N·m

6

7

(U)

(V)

347.9 mm

Temporarily attach the key unit cover (U)
to the key unit and adjust so that the
battery (V) can be smoothly connected/
disconnected and no noise is produced
due to looseness during riding.

(U)

Key unit cover

(V)

Battery

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Installing the battery mount

Attaching/detaching the battery on downward attachment/removal design frames

(z)

(z)

Downward attachment/

removal design frame

8

(X)

(W)

(AA)

(Z)

(Y)

Use key unit cover A (W) with the
indication marking A and make sure to
attach the plate spring (Z).

Attach key unit cover A (W) to the key
unit (X).

Secure in place the key unit (X) with the
key unit cover fixing bolts (M3) (Y).

Secure the plate spring (Z) in place by
tightening the plate spring fixing bolt

(AA).

(W)

Key unit cover A

(X)

Key unit

(Y)

Key unit cover fixing bolt (M3)

(Z)

Plate spring

(AA)

Plate spring fixing bolt

Tightening torque

(Y), (AA) 0.6 N·m

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Installing the battery mount

Attaching/detaching the battery on upward attachment/removal design frames

(z)

(z)

Upward attachment/

removal design frame

8

(AC)

(AB)

(AD)

Make sure to use key unit cover B (AB)
with the indication marking B.

Attach key unit cover B (AB) to the key
unit (AC).

Secure in place the key unit (AC) with
the key unit cover fixing bolts (M3) (AD).

(AB)

Key unit cover B

(AC)

Key unit

(AD)

Key unit cover fixing bolt (M3)

Tightening torque

0.6 N·m

NOTE

Do not attach a plate spring when using an
upward attachment/removal design frame.

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Installing the battery

Installing the battery

BT-E6000/BT-E6001/SM-BME60/BM-E6000

Set the battery on the mount rail from
behind and slide it forward.
Push it firmly into place.

BT-E6010/SM-BME61/BM-E6010/BT-E8010/BM-E8010

Align the indentation in the bottom of
the battery with the protrusion on the
mount and insert the battery.

1

NOTE

To prevent the battery from falling off, check
to see that the battery is locked after
installation.

2

Slide the battery to the right starting
from the point where it is inserted. Push
it firmly into place.

NOTE

•

To prevent the battery from falling out,
check to see that the battery is locked after
installation.

•

Before riding, make sure that the charging
port cap is closed.

•

To prevent the battery from falling out, do
not ride the bicycle with the key inserted.

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Installing the battery

BT-E8020/BM-E8020

For the purposes of demonstration, these instructions take as an example a frame design where the battery is removed/installed from below.

(A)

(B)

Insert the battery (A) into the battery
mount (B) until there is a click.

•

When inserted until a click is heard,
the battery is locked automatically.

(A)

Battery

(B)

Battery mount

NOTE

•

To prevent the battery from falling out,
check to see that the battery is locked after
installation.

•

Before riding, make sure that the keyhole
cap and charging port cap are closed.

•

To prevent the battery from falling out, do
not ride the bicycle with the key inserted.

Keyhole cap

Charging port cap

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Removing the battery

Removing the battery

BT-E6000/BT-E6001/BT-E6010/BT-E8010

The following description may not be applicable as different types of keys are available.

<BT-E6000/BT-E6001>

(A) (B)

1

<BT-E6010/BT-E8010>

<BT-E6000/BT-E6001>

(A)

(B)

Turn off the power, then insert the key
(A) into the key cylinder (B) in the
battery holder.

To unlock the battery turn the key (A) to
the left until you feel some resistance.

(A)

Key

(B)

Key cylinder

TECH TIPS

•

The position of the key does not affect the
insertion of the battery. You can insert it
regardless of the key position.

•

You cannot remove the key when it is not
in the inserting position.

<BT-E6010/BT-E8010>

2

<BT-E6000/BT-E6001> Pull out the battery.

3

To be continued on next page

TECH TIPS

You can remove the battery only when the
key is in the unlocking position.

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Removing the battery

<BT-E6010/BT-E8010> Hold the upper part of the battery and

slide it to the left to remove it.

Hold the battery firmly and be careful that it
does not drop when removing or carrying it.

NOTE

3

BT-E8020

•

For the purposes of demonstration, these instructions take as an example a frame design where the battery is removed/installed from below.

•

If using a battery cover manufactured by another company, remove the battery cover before removing the battery.

Remove the keyhole cap (A).

(A)

Keyhole cap

1

2

(A)

(B)

(C)

Insert the key (B) into the key cylinder (C)
in the battery mount.

To unlock the battery, turn the key (B)
clockwise and push it in. When the
battery lock is unlocked, the plate spring
holds the battery in place, preventing it
from falling out.

(B)

Key

(C)

Key cylinder

TECH TIPS

•

The position of the key does not affect the
insertion of the battery. You can insert it
regardless of the key position.

•

You cannot remove the key when it is not
in the inserting position.

3

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Removing the battery

4

Remove the key (B) from the key cylinder
(C), close the keyhole cap (A), and detach

the battery.

NOTE

•

Support the battery with your hand when
detaching to make sure that it does not fall
out.

•

Do not attach or detach the battery with
the key left inserted into the key cylinder
or the keyhole cap left open. The battery
may be damaged from contact with the
handle of the key or the keyhole cap.

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Installing the speed sensor

Installing the speed sensor

SM-DUE10

1

2

(B)

(C)

(E)

(a)

(A)

(F)

(D)

Before installing the speed sensor (A),
check that the clearance (a) between the
speed sensor and the magnet unit (B)
will be within 3 to 17 mm.

If the clearance is within the designated
range, place the toothed washer (E)
between the speed sensor and the chain
stay, then attach the speed sensor fixing
bolt (F).

(A)

Speed sensor

(B)

Magnet unit

(C)

Spoke

(D)

Chain stay

TECH TIPS

When checking the clearance is within 17 mm,
take wheel truing, frame distortion, etc. into
account.

(E)

Toothed washer

(F)

Speed sensor fixing bolt (16 mm)

Tightening torque

1.5 - 2 N·m

3

SM-DUE11

(G)

(H)

(A)

(A)

If the clearance exceeds 17 mm, use a
spacer (G) to adjust it. Attach the speed
sensor with the speed sensor fixing bolt
(H).

Install the speed sensor with the 2 speed
sensor fixing bolts.

(G)

Spacer

(H)

Speed sensor fixing bolt (22 mm)

Tightening torque

1.5 - 2 N·m

(A)

Speed sensor fixing bolt

Tightening torque

0.6 N·m

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Mounting the magnet

Mounting the magnet

SM-DUE10

Magnet mounting position

How to mount the magnet

Mount the magnet so that its center is
aligned over the apex of the triangle
symbol.

1

2

(B)

(C)

(A)

Align the speed sensor (A) and magnet
unit (B) as shown in the illustration.

Tighten the mounting screw (D) with a
screwdriver.

(A)

Speed sensor

(B)

Magnet unit

(C)

Spoke

(D)

Mounting screw

Tightening torque

1.5 - 2 N·m

(D)

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(B)

(A)

Mounting the magnet

SM-DUE11

Use the special magnet model for the
disc brake rotor.

(A)

Magnet unit

(B)

Speed sensor

NOTE

Refer to General Operations for installation of
the disc brake rotor.

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Chapter2 INSTALLING AND WIRING THE DRIVE UNIT

(B)

(A)

Installing the drive unit

INSTALLING AND WIRING THE DRIVE UNIT

Installing the drive unit

1

2

Align the three mounting holes (B) in the
drive unit (A) with those in the frame.

Insert M8 bolts, attach nuts from the
opposite side, and tighten them to the
designated torque.

(A)

Drive Unit

(B)

Mounting hole

NOTE

Be careful not to pinch the cables with the
frame or drive unit case.

TECH TIPS

Bolts and nuts are not included with
SHIMANO products. Use those supplied by the
manufacturer. For information on the
tightening torques, contact the manufacturer.

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Drive unit wiring diagram

Drive unit wiring diagram

Below is an example of wiring on a carrier type battery.

(D)*

DU-E6000/E6001/
E6010/E6050

(A)

(B)

(C)

DU-E6002/E6012

(B)

(A)

Light connector

(B)

Speed sensor connector

(C)

E-TUBE connector for cycle
computers, motor units and rear
derailleurs

(D)

Ferrite core*

*

May not be included, depending
on the product’s specifications.

NOTE

Be sure to attach dummy plugs to any unused
ports.

TECH TIPS

•

The left illustration shows an example of
wiring.

•

The light connector can be used through
both ports (A).

•

The E-TUBE connector for cycle computers
and motor units can be used through both
ports (C).

(C)

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Connecting the power cord

Connecting the power cord

Connecting to the drive unit

(A)

Disconnecting from the drive unit

(B)

Align the arrow on the power cord
connector (A) with the triangle symbol
on the drive unit receptacle (B) and
insert the power cord.
Insert it until it locks into place.

To remove the power cord, hold it by the
grooved part of its end and pull it
towards yourself.

(A)

Power cord connector

(B)

Drive unit receptacle

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Installing the ferrite core (DU-E6001/E6010/E6050)

Installing the ferrite core (DU-E6001/E6010/E6050)

If a ferrite core is included with unit or battery mount, install it by following the procedure described below.
Depending on the specifications, a ferrite core may not be included with drive unit, so installation is not required.

1

2

(A)

(C)

(B)

Install the ferrite core (A) on the power
cord (B).

Make sure that the power cord is not
pinched and firmly secure the ferrite
core.
Then, fix the ferrite core with the zip tie

(C).

(A)

Ferrite core

(B)

Power cord

(C)

Zip tie

NOTE

•

Check that the ferrite core tabs are firmly
secured.

•

Do not cut off the excess portion of the zip
tie. The cut surface of the zip tie may
scratch the cable or case.

•

Do not drop the ferrite core or subject it to
any shocks. Subjecting the ferrite core to
shocks will cause it to break or crack,
rendering it unusable.

3

<SM-BME60>

<SM-BME61>

Position the ferrite core so that the
power cord fits inside the drive unit.

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Connecting the electric wire

Connecting the electric wire

(A)

(B)

Set so that the projection on the
connector is aligned with the groove on
the narrow end.

(A)

TL-EW02

(B)

Plug

NOTE

Use the SHIMANO original tool for installation
and removal of the electric wire.
When installing the electric wire, do not
forcibly bend the plug.
It may result in a poor contact.
When connecting the electric wire, push it in
until it clicks in place.

Connecting the assist switch and drive unit to the cycle computer

Use the TL-EW02 (D) for connection.

(B)

(D)

(C)

(A)

(B)

(C)

(A)

Cycle computer

(B)

Assist/Shift switch

(C)

Drive Unit

(D)

TL-EW02

The electric wire connector can be connected
to any port of the cycle computer, but we
recommend you connect the assist switch to
the switch-side port.

TECH TIPS

DU-E6000/E6001/E6010/E6050 DU-E6002/E6012

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Connecting the speed sensor to the drive unit

Connecting the speed sensor to the drive unit

Connect the speed sensor unit electric wire to the drive unit speed sensor connector (B) using the
TL-EW02 (A).

DU-E6000/E6001/E6010/E6050

(B)

(A)

DU-E6002/E6012

(A)

(A)

TL-EW02

(B)

Speed sensor connector

(B)

Connecting the light to the drive unit

DU-E6002/E6012

Remove the crank and drive unit cover
and loosen the mounting bolts of the
light connection terminals.

1

(A)

(A)

Light connection terminal

(B)

Mounting bolt

TECH TIPS

For information on compatible lights, contact
a manufacturer of completed bicycles.

(B)

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Connecting the light to the drive unit

Attach the front light cable and tail light
cable to the terminals and secure them
with the mounting bolts.

(A)

(B)

2

DU-E6000/E6001/E6010/E6050

To connect the light using the light adapter, carry out wiring as follows.

(A)

Front light cable

(B)

Taillight cable

Tightening torque

(A)

Light adapter

0.6 N·m

1

(A)

(A)(B)

Attach the light adapter (A) in the
direction shown in the illustration.
Secure it to the drive unit with the unit
fixing screw (B).

(A)

Light adapter

(B)

Unit fixing screw

Tightening torque

0.6 N·m

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Connecting the light to the drive unit

2

3

(C)

Remove the dummy plug (C) from the
drive unit with TL-EW02.

Attach the connector of the light
adapter to the drive unit.

(C)

Dummy plug

4

5

(G)

(D)

(E)

(F)

Pass the front light and tail light cables
through the cable holes (D) and attach
the cover.
Tighten the cover fixing bolts (E) in the
three locations.

Fix the light cables to the electric wire
around the light adapter and route them
along the frame.

(D)

Cable holes

(E)

Cover fixing bolt (M3)

Tightening torque

0.6 N·m

(F)

Front light cable

(G)

Taillight cable

TECH TIPS

For information on compatible lights, contact
a manufacturer of completed bicycles.

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Installing the ferrite core (MU-S705)

Installing the ferrite core (MU-S705)

If a ferrite core is included with MU-S705, install it by following the procedure described below.
Depending on the specifications, a ferrite core may not be included with MU-S705, so installation is not required.

1

2

(B)

(A)

(C)

(D)

Install the ferrite core (A) onto electric
wire for motor unit (B) and electric wire
for cycle computer (C).

Make sure that the electric wires are not
pinched and firmly secure the ferrite
core.
Then, fix the ferrite core with the zip tie
(D).
The zip ties are included with MU-S705.

(A)

Ferrite core

(B)

Electric wire (EW-SD50) for motor
unit

(C)

Electric wire (EW-SD50) for cycle
computer

(D)

Zip tie

NOTE

•

Check that the ferrite core tabs are firmly
secured.

•

Do not cut off the excess portion of the zip
tie. The cut surface of the zip tie may
scratch the cable or case.

•

Do not drop the ferrite core or subject it to
any shocks. Subjecting the ferrite core to
shocks will cause it to break or crack,
rendering it unusable.

3

(E)

Pass the zip tie through projection (E)
located at the top of the ferrite core.
Bundle together the electric wires and
peripheral wires, and fix them with the
zip tie.

(E)

Projection

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Installing the crank and front chainring

Installing the crank and front chainring

Perform the procedure below for all models, regardless of whether with powered or mechanical gear shifting.

1

2

3

(D)

(C)

(A)

(E)

(B)

(F)

Install the left crank arm.
Align the round indentation (A) on the
square spindle with the installation
direction of the crank arm (B) as shown
in the illustration.

Attach the crank arm fixing bolt and
tighten it with a 14 mm socket wrench
(C).

Align the cutout in the front chainring
(D) with the wide area (F) on the
chainring installation part (E) when
inserting the front chainring.

<In the case of DU-E6000>

•

When installing a front chainring
labeled "SM-CRE60", a spacer needs to
be placed between the front chainring
and the chainring installation part. In
this case, consult an agency.

(A)

Indentation

(B)

Installation direction of the crank
arm

(C)

14 mm socket wrench

Tightening torque

35 - 50 N·m

(D)

Front chainrings

(E)

Chainring installation part

(F)

Wide part

<For the DU-E6001/E6010/E6050/E6002/
E6012>

•

This can be attached only on front
chainrings labeled "SM-CRE60".

•

There are also models without a wide
area. For those models, positioning is
not needed to install the front
chainring.

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Installing the crank and front chainring

4

(G) (H)

Tighten the lock ring by hand and attach
the SHIMANO original tool.
While holding the left crank, tighten the
lock ring in the direction shown in the
illustration.

(G)

TL-FC32 / FC36

(H)

TL-FC38

Tightening torque

35 - 45 N·m

NOTE

If using a torque wrench, use TL-FC38 in
combination with TL-FC33.

TL-FC38

*

An impact wrench cannot be used.

The lock ring has a left hand thread.

TL-FC33

TECH TIPS

(H)

Insert the right crank arm attach the crank arm fixing bolt, and tighten it.
Finally, attach the crank arm cap.

5

After installing the crank arm, rotate the crank to check that it rotates smoothly.

6

Tightening torque

35 - 50 N·m

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Measuring and adjusting the chain tension

Measuring and adjusting the chain tension

When using an internal geared hub, it is necessary to adjust the chain tension.

Measure and adjust the chain tension manually.

Set the chain in place and pull it up and
down with a force of about 10 N (1 kg).

1

Adjust so that there is 15 mm or more of slack in the chain.

2

Measure and adjust chain tension with the chain tension measurement tool (TL-DUE60).

Set the chain in place, then apply pressure from the top or bottom of the chain with the chain tension measurement tool.

When measuring and adjusting the chain tension from the top of the chain:

Place the chain tension measurement
tool (A) against the top of the chain and

(B)

(A)

press down until it touches the front
chainring and rear sprocket.

1

Projection part not sticking out
beyond tool’s frame

Adjust the chain tension so that the
projection part (B) does not stick out at
all from the chain tension measurement
tool’s frame section.

(A)

Chain tension measurement tool
(TL-DUE60)

(B)

Projection part

2

Projection part sticking out
beyond tool’s frame

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Measuring and adjusting the chain tension

When measuring and adjusting the chain tension from the bottom of the chain:

1

(B)

(A)

Part (z) not hidden by tool’s frame

(B)

(z)

Place the chain tension measurement
tool (A) against the bottom of the chain
and press up until it touches the front
chainring and rear sprocket.

Adjust the chain tension so that part (z)
of the projection part (B) is not hidden
by the chain tension measurement tool’s
frame.

(A)

Chain tension measurement tool
(TL-DUE60)

(B)

Projection part

2

Part (z) hidden by tool’s frame

(z)

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Chapter3 CHARGING THE BATTERY

Chapter3 CHARGING THE BATTERY

Introduction

CHARGING THE BATTERY

Introduction

The battery cannot be used immediately after purchase as it will be in deep sleep mode. Charging the battery with the dedicated battery charger will
release the battery from deep sleep mode, allowing the battery to be used. The battery can be used when the LED on it turns on. The battery can also be
released from deep sleep mode by connecting to E-TUBE PROJECT when the bicycle is fitted with all components.

Proper use of the battery

Charging can be carried out at any time regardless of the amount of charge remaining, but you should fully charge the battery in the
following cases. Be sure to use the dedicated charger to charge the battery.

•

The battery is uncharged at the time of shipment. Before riding, be sure to charge the battery until it is fully charged.

If the battery has become completely discharged, charge it as soon as possible. If you leave the battery uncharged, the battery may deteriorate.

•

If the bicycle will not be ridden for a long time, store with the battery level at around 70%.
Charge the battery every six months to prevent it from fully discharging.

•

Do not connect to E-TUBE PROJECT while the battery is being charged.

The use of a genuine SHIMANO battery is recommended. If using a battery from another manufacturer, make sure to carefully read the instruction manual
for the battery before use.

•

Connect to E-TUBE PROJECT and click [Connection check] to confirm whether the battery in use is a genuine SHIMANO battery or another brand.

Charging procedures

When charging the battery alone

<EC-E6000>/<BT-E6000/BT-E6001/BT-E6010>

(B)

1

(A)

Connect the battery charger’s power plug to the outlet.

2

Attach the adapter (B) to the battery
charger’s charging plug (A).

(A)

Charging plug

(B)

Adapter

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Charging procedures

<BT-E6000/BT-E6001>

(C)

3

<BT-E6010>

(D)

(C)

<EC-E6000>/<BT-E8010/BT-E8020>

(D)

Insert adapter (B) into the battery’s
charging port (C).

*

When inserting the adapter into the
charging port, insert it so that the
charging plug is positioned below the
adapter. The adapter cannot be
inserted if the charging plug is above
the adapter.

*

Charge the battery on a flat surface
indoors.

(C)

Charging port

(D)

Battery

Connect the battery charger’s power plug to the outlet.

1

<BT-E8010>

(B)

(C)

(A)

2

<BT-E8020>

(B)

(C)

Insert the charging plug (A) into the
battery's charging port (B).

(A)

Charging plug

(B)

Charging port

(C)

Battery

NOTE

Charge the battery on a flat surface indoors.

(A)

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Charging procedures

<SM-BCE60>/<BT-E6000/BT-E6001/BT-E6010>

<BT-E6000/BT-E6001>

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

<BT-E6010>

(C)

(B)

Attach the charger plug to the charging
port (B) of the battery (A).
Insert it with the groove (C) side of the
plug facing the direction shown in the
illustration.

(A)

Battery

(B)

Charging port

(C)

Groove

(D)

Back side (No groove)

When charging the battery while it is mounted on the bicycle

<EC-E6000>/<BT-E6000/BT-E6001/BT-E6010/BT-E8010/BT-E8020>

Connect the charger’s power plug to the outlet.

1

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Charging procedures

Insert the charging plug (C) into the charging port (B) on the battery mount (A) or the
battery (D).

*

Place the battery charger on a steady surface such as the floor before charging.

*

Stabilize the bicycle to ensure that it does not collapse during charging.

<BT-E6000/BT-E6001> <BT-E8020>

(A)

(B)

(D)

2

(C)

(B)

(C)

(A)

Battery mount

(B)

Charging port

(C)

Charging plug

(D)

Battery

(C)

<BT-E6010/BT-E8010>

<BT-E6010> <BT-E8010>

(D)

(B)

(C)

(A)(B)

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About the charger LED lamp

About the charger LED lamp

(A)

About the battery LED lamps

(A)

After charging has started, the LED lamp
(A) on the charger lights up.

Charging

Lit up

Blinking

Turned

off

You can check the current charging
status on the battery level lamp (A)
located on the battery.

(Within 1 hour after the

completion of charging)

Charging error

Battery disconnected

(1 hour or more after the

completion of charging)

(A)

Charger LED lamp

DANGER

Use the battery and charger combination
specified by the company for charging and
follow the charging conditions specified by
the company. Not doing so may cause
overheating, bursting, or ignition of the
battery.

NOTE

If the bicycle is stored for an extended period
of time immediately after purchase, you will
need to charge the battery before using the
bicycle. Once the battery is charged, it starts
to deteriorate slightly.

(A)

Battery LED lamp

Charging-in-progress indication

Battery level indication*1 Battery level

0 - 20%

21 - 40%

41 - 60%

61 - 80%

81 - 99%

100%

: Not lit : Lit up : Blinking

*1

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About the battery LED lamps

Battery level indication

The current battery level can be checked by pressing the battery's power button.

Battery level indication*1 Battery level

0% (When battery is not installed on bicycle)

0% (When battery is installed on bicycle)

*1

100 - 81%

80 - 61%

60 - 41%

40 - 21%

20 - 1%

Power off / Shutdown

: Not lit : Lit up : Blinking

Error indication

System errors and similar warnings are indicated by the battery LED lamps through various lighting patterns.

Error indication type Indication condition Lighting pattern *1 Recovery

System error

Temperature

protection

Security

authentication error

Charging error

Battery malfunction

Communication error with

the bicycle system.

If the temperature exceeds

the guaranteed operating

range, the battery output is

turned off.

This is displayed if a

genuine drive unit is not

connected.

This is displayed if any of

the cables are

disconnected.

This is displayed if an error

occurs during charging.

Electrical failure inside the

battery.

Make sure that the cable is not loose or improperly connected.

If the situation does not improve, contact an agency.

Leave the battery in a cool place away from direct sunlight until the

internal temperature of the battery decreases sufficiently.

If the situation does not improve, contact an agency.

Connect a genuine battery and drive unit.

Check the condition of the cables.

If the situation does not improve, contact an agency.

Remove the connector between the battery and charger, and press the

power switch with only the battery connected.

If an error appears with only the battery connected, contact an agency.

Connect the charger to the battery and then remove the charger. Press

the power switch with only the battery connected.

If an error appears with only the battery connected, contact an agency.

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Turning the power ON / OFF

Turning the power ON / OFF

Automatic power off function

If the bicycle has not moved for over 10 minutes, the power will automatically turn off.

Turning the power ON and OFF via the cycle computer

<SC-E6010>

Hold down the power button (A) on the
cycle computer for 2 seconds.

(A)

Turning the power ON and OFF via the battery

<BT-E6000/BT-E6001>

(A)

<BT-E6010>

Press the power button (A) on the
battery.

The LED lamps will light up indicating
remaining battery capacity.

(A)

Power button

NOTE

If built-in battery of cycle computer isn't
charged sufficiently, the power will not turn
on.
The built-in battery of the cycle computer is
charged only when the cycle computer screen
is on.

(A)

Power button

NOTE

•

When turning on the power, check that the
battery is firmly attached to the holder.

•

Power cannot be turned on while charging.

•

Do not place your foot on the pedals when
turning on. A system error may result.

<BT-E8010>

<BT-E8020>

TECH TIPS

(A)

BT-E8010/BT-E8020 can be forced to power off
by holding down the power button for 6
seconds.

(A)

(A)

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Chapter4 CYCLE COMPUTER DISPLAY AND SETTING

Names and functions of the parts of the assist switch

CYCLE COMPUTER DISPLAY AND SETTING

The following explains the operation procedure for cases where the switch settings are set to the default values.

Names and functions of the parts of the assist switch

<SW-E6000>

A

X

Y

<SW-S705>

X

A

Changing the cycle computer

display

X

When switching assist modes: the

level of assistance becomes
stronger
When shifting gears: pedaling

A

X
Y

becomes heavier

Y

When switching assist modes: the

level of assistance becomes
weaker
When shifting gears: pedaling
becomes lighter

Y

< SW-E6010 >

X

A
Y

A

Changing the cycle computer

display
Switching between automatic and
manual gear shifting

X

When switching assist modes: the

level of assistance becomes
stronger
When shifting gears: pedaling
becomes heavier

X

A
Y

Y

When switching assist modes: the

level of assistance becomes
weaker
When shifting gears: pedaling
becomes lighter

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Basic screen display of the cycle computer

Basic screen display of the cycle computer

<SC-E6000>

(A)

(G)

(F)

<SC-E6010>

(H)

(F)

(A)

(D)

(G)

(B)

(C)

(I)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(E)

(A)

Current speed

Displays the current speed.

(B)

Battery level indicator

Displays the current battery level.

(C)

Speed unit display

The display can be switched
between km/h and mph.

(D)

Assist mode

Displays the current assist mode.

(E)

Gear position and traveling data
display

Displays the currently set gear
position or the traveling data.
Operate the assist switch to
change the display for SC-E6000
from the gear position display to
the traveling data display.

(F)

Current time

Displays the current time.

(G)

Gear shifting mode

The current gear shifting mode is
displayed as following.
SC-E6000: [A] (Auto)/[M] (Manual)
SC-E6010: [Auto]/[Manual]

(H)

Light icon

Indicates that the battery­powered light is on.

(I)

Assist gauge

Displays the assistance.

(E)

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Basic screen display of the cycle computer

B

<SC-E6000>

Display Battery level

<SC-E6010>

Display Battery level

100 - 81%

80 - 61%

60 - 41%

40 - 21%

20 - 1%

0%

100%

0%

You can check the battery level on the
cycle computer while riding.

(B)

Battery level indicator

TECH TIPS

When the traveling data display (E) is set to
[RANGE], the battery level is not displayed.

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Basic screen display of the cycle computer

<SC-E6000>

(D)

(D)

<SC-E6010>

(D)

Changing the assist mode display

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Basic screen display of the cycle computer

< SW-E6000 >

Assist Shift

< SW-E6000 >

< SW-E6010 >

Assist Shift

Display the current assist mode.

< SW-E6010 >

Press Assist-X or Assist-Y on the assist switch
to switch assist modes.

HIGH

NORM

ECO

OFF

WALK

HIGH

NORM

ECO

OFF

WALK

Long press
for 2 seconds

Assist-YAssist-X

Long press
for 2 seconds

Assist-YAssist-X

< SW-E6000 >

< Walk assist mode >

Assist Shift

D

2 Sec.

When the speed indicator is "0", pressing
the Assist-Y button for 2 seconds switches
to the walk assist mode.
Press Assist-X to switch the mode to [OFF].

Assist Shift

Press

and

hold

down

When [WALK] is displayed, press and hold
down Assist-Y on the assist switch to start
the walk assist function. Assist-Y stops the
walk assist function, or pressing Assist-X can
stop the walk assist function.

<SC-E6000>

<SC-E6010>

NOTE

•

The Walk assist mode function may not be
able to be used in certain regions.

•

When [WALK] is displayed, the mode
changes to [OFF] if Assist-Y on the assist
switch is not operated for 1 minute or
longer.

TECH TIPS

•

If the bicycle does not move after the walk
assist function turns on, the function
automatically stops. To restart the walk
assist function, release the assist switch and
press and hold down Assist-Y again.

•

The walk assist function can operate at a
maximum of 6 km/h.

•

The assistance level and speed vary with
the gear position.

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Basic screen display of the cycle computer

< SW-E6010 >

< Walk assist mode >

Assist Shift

2 Sec.

When the speed indicator is "0", pressing
the Assist-Y button for 2 seconds switches
to the walk assist mode.
Press Assist-X to switch the mode to [OFF].

Assist Shift

Press

and

hold

D

down

When [WALK] is displayed, press and hold
down Assist-Y on the assist switch to start
the walk assist function. Assist-Y stops the
walk assist function, or pressing Assist-X can
stop the walk assist function.

<SC-E6000>

<SC-E6010>

NOTE

•

The Walk assist mode function may not be
able to be used in certain regions.

•

When [WALK] is displayed, the mode
changes to [OFF] if Assist-Y on the assist
switch is not operated for 1 minute or
longer.

TECH TIPS

•

If the bicycle does not move after the walk
assist function turns on, the function
automatically stops. To restart the walk
assist function, release the assist switch and
press and hold down Assist-Y again.

•

The walk assist function can operate at a
maximum of 6 km/h.

•

The assistance level and speed vary with
the gear position.

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Basic screen display of the cycle computer

<SC-E6000>

< SW-E6000 >

Assist Shift

< SW-E6010 >

Assist Shift

Displays the sprocket position or traveling
data.
The type of traveling data displayed
changes each time you tap Assist-A.

(E)

(E)

Gear position and traveling data
display

NOTE

The Walk assist mode function may not be
able to be used in certain regions.

Display Details

Gear *5
(displayed only
when motor unit is
connected.)

Start gear *4
(when setting start
mode)

Traveling distance

Cumulative
distance

Maximum
traveling
distance*1, 3

Maximum
traveling distance
(optional)*2

E

Traveling time
(optional)*2

Average speed
(optional)*2

Maximum speed
(optional)*2

TECH TIPS

*

1 When [RANGE] is displayed, the battery

level and walk assist mode are not
displayed. The traveling range should be
used as a reference only.

*

2 Optional item: You can configure the

display settings in E-TUBE PROJECT. For
details, refer to "Connection and
communication with the PC"-"Settings
customizable in E-TUBE PROJECT".

*

3 When walk assistance is functioning, the

on screen display [RANGE] changes to
[RANGE ---].

*

4 When start mode is functioning, the

starting gear position during automatic
shifting down function use is displayed.

*

5 The gear position is only displayed when

in the powered gear shifting mode.

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Basic screen display of the cycle computer

< SW-E6000 >

Assist Shift

< SW-E6010 >

Assist Shift

<SC-E6010>

(G)

(H)

(G)

Gear position

(H)

Traveling data display

NOTE

The Walk assist mode function may not be
able to be used in certain regions.

Display Details

Gear *5
(displayed only
when motor unit is
connected.)

Start gear *4
(when setting start
mode)

Traveling distance

Cumulative
distance

Displays traveling data.
The type of traveling data displayed
changes each time you tap Assist-A.

G

/

H

Maximum
traveling
distance*1, 3

Maximum
traveling distance
(optional)*2

Traveling time
(optional)*2

Average speed
(optional)*2

Maximum speed
(optional)*2

TECH TIPS

*

1 When [RANGE] is displayed, the battery

level and walk assist mode are not
displayed. The traveling range should be
used as a reference only.

*

2 Optional item: You can configure the

display settings in E-TUBE PROJECT. For
details, refer to "Connection and
communication with the PC"-"Settings
customizable in E-TUBE PROJECT".

*

3 When walk assistance is functioning, the

on screen display [RANGE] changes to
[RANGE ---].

*

4 When start mode is functioning, the

starting gear position during automatic
shifting down function use is displayed.

*

5 The gear position is only displayed when

in the powered gear shifting mode.

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Basic screen display of the cycle computer

Turning the battery-powered light on or off

<SC-E6000>

< SW-E6000 >

Assist Shift

2 Sec.

< SW-E6010 >

Assist

2 Sec.

When the light is set in E-TUBE PROJECT, pressing the Assist-A for 2 seconds displays this
information instead of the clock and assist mode. The light turns on and off each time it is
displayed. It is displayed for about 2 seconds.

Shift

When the light is turned on When the light is turned off

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Basic screen display of the cycle computer

<SC-E6010>

When a battery-powered light is connected, the light can be turned on by pressing the cycle
computer’s light button. When this is done, an icon indicating that the light is on appears on
the screen. Press the light button again to turn the light off. The icon turns off from the
display when the light is turned off.

*

When [Backlight] is set to [MANUAL] while no battery-powered light is connected, the
cycle computer’s backlight turns on and off each time the light button is pressed. In this
case, the icon indicating that the light is on is not displayed.

When the light is turned on When the light is turned off

Light button

The light turns off when the battery’s power is turned off.
When the battery power is off, the light is off.

TECH TIPS

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Basic screen display of the cycle computer

Switching the gear shifting mode

< SW-E6000 >

Assist Shift

< SW-E6010 >

Assist Shift

The gear shifting mode switches between auto and manual each time Shift-A is pressed with
the basic screen displayed.

<SC-E6000>

Auto Manual

<SC-E6010>

Auto Manual

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Basic screen display of the cycle computer

Clearing the traveling distance

The traveling distance can be cleared in the main screen. If a battery-powered light is connected and configured, clear the traveling distance (DST) as
described under “Changing the settings” - “Clear”.

*

When using the SC-E6000, this function can only be used when no light is connected.

< SW-E6000 >

Assist Shift

2 Sec.

< SW-E6010 >

Assist Shift

2 Sec.

Change the traveling data display to DST and press the Assist-A for 2 seconds.

1

<SC-E6000> <SC-E6010>

Release the button when the DST indication starts blinking.
In this state, pressing the Assist-A again clears the traveling distance.

<SC-E6000> <SC-E6010>

2

TECH TIPS

•

If you do not operate the system for five
seconds, the DST indication stops blinking
and the display returns to the basic screen.

•

When the traveling distance is cleared,
TIME, AVG, and MAX are also cleared.

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Changing the settings

Changing the settings

Starting the setting menu

< SW-E6000 >

Assist Shift

2 Sec.

< SW-E6010 >

Assist Shift

2 Sec.

With the bicycle stopped, pressing both the Assist-X and Assist-Y at the same time for 2
seconds displays the setting screen.

<SC-E6000>

1

<SC-E6010>

To be continued on next page

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Changing the settings

< SW-E6000 >

Assist Shift Assist Shift

< SW-E6010 >

Assist Shift

Press the Assist-X or Assist-Y to move the cursor to the item you want to configure.
Pressing the Assist-A displays the setting screen for the item selected.

2

Clear

Exit

Auto

*2

Clock

Start mode

Backlight

*2

Settable items Details

Clear Clear settings

Clock Clock setting

*2

Start mode

Backlight Backlight setting

Brightness

Beep Beep setting

Unit

Language Language setting

Font color

*2

Adjust

*2

Auto

Exit Return to the main screen

Start mode setting

Backlight brightness

*1

setting

Switching between km
and mile

*1

Font color setting

Adjusting the electronic
gear shifting unit

Adjusting the gear shifting
timing

*2

Adjust

Font color

*1

Brightness

Language

*

1: This menu is only for the SC-E6010.

*

2: This operation is only possible with electronic gear shifting.

*1

Beep

Unit

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Changing the settings

Clear

Clear the traveling distance. Or return the display setting to default.

< SW-E6000 >

Assist Shift

< SW-E6010 >

Assist Shift

Press the Assist-X or Assist-Y to move the cursor to the item you want to configure.

1

<SC-E6000> <SC-E6010>

Item Details

Exit

DST Clearing the traveling distance

Default

Default value set in the SC display setting

Item Default value

Backlight ON

Beep ON

Unit km

Language English

<SC-E6010>
Brightness

<SC-E6010>
Font color

Return to the Setting menu
screen

Reset the SC display setting to
default

3

White

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< SW-E6000 >

Assist Shift

2 Sec.

< SW-E6010 >

Assist Shift

2 Sec.

Pressing the Assist-A button enables the setting item indicate by the cursor and takes you

2

back to the "Setting menu" screen.

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TECH TIPS

When the traveling distance is cleared, TIME,
AVG, and MAX are also cleared.

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Clock

Configure the clock setting.

< SW-E6000 >

< SW-E6010 >

Press the Assist-X or Assist-Y to set the hour.

1

<SC-E6000>

Assist Shift

Assist Shift

TECH TIPS

Press Assist-X to increase the numbers.
Press Assist-Y to decrease the numbers.

<SC-E6010>

< SW-E6000 >

Assist Shift

< SW-E6010 >

Assist Shift

Pressing the Assist-A enables the set value and moves you to the minutes setting.

2

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3

4

< SW-E6000 >

Assist Shift

< SW-E6010 >

Assist Shift

< SW-E6000 >

Assist Shift

< SW-E6010 >

Assist Shift

Press the Assist-X or Assist-Y to set the
minutes.

Pressing the Assist-A enables the set
value and takes you back to the "Setting
menu" screen.

TECH TIPS

You can change the numbers quickly by
holding down the Assist-X or Assist-Y.

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Start mode

Set the start gear when using start mode function.

< SW-E6000 >

Assist Shift

< SW-E6010 >

Assist Shift

Press the Assist-X or Assist-Y to move the cursor to the item you want to configure.

1

<SC-E6000>

<SC-E6010>

Item Details

OFF No setting

2 2-speed

3 3-speed

4 4-speed

5 5-speed

NOTE

When in a lower gear than the one set while
stopped, the gear will not shift up
automatically.

TECH TIPS

Even with auto gear shifting enabled, when
the bicycle is stopped, gear position will
return to the start mode start gear that was
set.

2

< SW-E6000 >

Assist Shift

< SW-E6010 >

Assist Shift

Pressing the Assist-A button enables the
set value at the cursor position and takes
you back to the "Setting menu" screen.

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Backlight

Configure the display backlight setting.

< SW-E6000 >

Assist Shift

< SW-E6010 >

Assist Shift

Press the Assist-X or Assist-Y to move the cursor to the item you want to configure.

1

<SC-E6000>

<SC-E6010>

Item Details

ON Keep light always on

OFF Keep light always off

Turns on and off in

MANUAL

conjunction with the
battery-powered light

< SW-E6000 >

Assist Shift

< SW-E6010 >

2

Press the Assist-X or Assist-Y to move the
cursor to the item you want to configure.

Assist Shift

Pressing the Assist-A button enables the
setting item indicated by the cursor and
takes you back to the "Setting menu"
screen.

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Brightness <SC-E6010>

The brightness of the backlight can be adjusted as needed.

< SW-E6000 >

Assist Shift

< SW-E6010 >

Assist Shift

Press Assist-X or Assist-Y to adjust the brightness.

1

•

Brightness can be adjusted to one of 5 levels.

2

< SW-E6000 >

Assist Shift

< SW-E6010 >

Assist Shift

Pressing the Assist-A button enables the
set value at the cursor position and takes
you back to the "Setting menu" screen.

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Beep

The beep sound can be turned on/off.

< SW-E6000 >

Assist Shift

< SW-E6010 >

Assist Shift

Press the Assist-X or Assist-Y to move the cursor to the item you want to configure.

1

<SC-E6000>

<SC-E6010>

Item Details

ON Enable beeps

OFF Disable beeps

TECH TIPS

Even when [Beep] is set to [OFF], a beep will
sound when there is a misoperation, system
error, etc.

2

< SW-E6000 >

Assist Shift

< SW-E6010 >

Assist Shift

Pressing the Assist-A button enables the
setting item indicated by the cursor and
takes you back to the "Setting menu"
screen.

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Unit

Distance units (km/miles) can be switched.

< SW-E6000 >

Assist Shift

< SW-E6010 >

Assist Shift

Press the Assist-X or Assist-Y to move the cursor to the item you want to configure.

1

<SC-E6000>

<SC-E6010>

Item Details

km Displayed in km

mile Displayed in miles

2

< SW-E6000 >

Assist Shift

< SW-E6010 >

Assist Shift

Pressing the Assist-A button enables the
setting item indicated by the cursor and
takes you back to the "Setting menu"
screen.

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Language

Configure the language setting.

< SW-E6000 >

Assist Shift

< SW-E6010 >

Assist Shift

Press the Assist-X or Assist-Y to move the cursor to the item you want to configure.

1

<SC-E6000>

<SC-E6010>

Language

English

French

German

Dutch

Italian

Spanish

2

< SW-E6000 >

Assist Shift

< SW-E6010 >

Assist Shift

Pressing the Assist-A button enables the
setting item indicated by the cursor and
takes you back to the "Setting menu"
screen.

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Font color <SC-E6010>

The font color can be changed.

Press the Assist-X or Assist-Y to move the cursor to the item you want to configure.

< SW-E6000 >

Assist Shift

<Black><White>

1

< SW-E6010 >

Assist Shift

2

< SW-E6000 >

Assist Shift

< SW-E6010 >

Assist Shift

Pressing the Assist-A button enables the
setting item indicated by the cursor and
takes you back to the "Setting menu"
screen.

Settable items

White

Black

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Adjust

Gear shifting adjustment is performed with the electronic gear shifting unit.

CAUTION

•

Improperly large adjustment may cause free spinning of the pedals during pedaling, resulting in an accidental fall.

•

Perform adjustment only when gear shifting feels unusual. Under normal conditions, performing unnecessary adjustment may worsen gear shifting performance.

Open the Adjust screen and check whether the adjustment value is set to [0].

<SC-E6000>

<SC-E6010>

0

TECH TIPS

•

Gear shifting adjustment can only be performed when an electronic internal geared hub is connected.

•

The settings have a range of -4 to 4.

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If the adjustment value is [0]

< SW-E6000 >

Assist Shift

< SW-E6010 >

Assist Shift

Press Shift-X or Shift-Y to adjust the adjustment value up or down by 1 speed.

1

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2

< SW-E6000 >

Assist Shift

< SW-E6010 >

Assist Shift

− 1

Press Assist-A.

Select [OK], then perform an actual gear
shift to check whether the condition has
improved.

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The condition has improved

Adjust the adjustment value by 1 speed in the same direction and check the gear shifting
operation again.

Repeat these steps until any noise or unusual feeling disappears.

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3

− 1

− 2

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No apparent change

Adjust the adjustment value by 1 speed in the same direction and check the gear shifting
operation again.

If the condition has improved, see "The condition has improved" to continue.

If the condition has worsened, see "The condition has worsened" to continue.

<SC-E6000>

− 1

− 2

3

<SC-E6010>

The condition has worsened

Adjust the adjustment value by 2 speeds in the opposite direction and check the gear
shifting operation again.

Then, adjust the value by 1 speed in the same direction and check until any noise or unusual
feeling is gone.

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− 1

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Finally, go for an actual ride and check for any noise or unusual feeling.

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If the adjustment value is not [0]

< SW-E6000 >

Assist Shift

< SW-E6010 >

Assist Shift

Press Shift-X or Shift-Y to and revert the adjustment value to [0].

<SC-E6000>

1

− 4

0

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< SW-E6000 >

Assist Shift

2

< SW-E6010 >

Assist Shift

Finally, go for an actual ride and check for any noise or unusual feeling.

Press Assist-A.

Select [OK], then perform an actual gear
shift to check whether the condition has
improved.

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Auto

When the gear shifting mode is set to auto, the timing at which gears shift can be adjusted.

< SW-E6000 >

Assist Shift

< SW-E6010 >

Assist Shift

Press Assist-X or Assist-Y to adjust the values.

•

Pressing Assist-X and adjusting the value upward adjusts shift timing to make pedaling

1

easier.

•

Pressing Assist-Y and adjusting the value downward adjusts shift timing to make pedaling
harder.

2

< SW-E6000 >

Assist Shift

< SW-E6010 >

Assist Shift

<SC-E6000>

<SC-E6010>

Pressing Assist-A enables the adjusted
value and takes you back to the "Setting
menu".

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NOTE

•

For SC-S705, pressing the shift up and shift down switches at the same time allows toggling between auto and manual gear shifting modes but
gear shifting timing cannot be adjusted.

Shifting up
switch

Shifting down
switch

Exit

Close the setting menu and returns to the basic screen.

Press the Assist-X or Assist-Y to move the cursor to [Exit].

1

Pressing the Assist-A exits the setting menu and takes you back to the basic screen.

2

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Update confirmation window for the drive unit settings backup data

The cycle computer has a function to automatically back up drive unit settings.
In the following cases, when the cycle computer power is turned on, a window confirming whether to update the backup data is displayed:

•

Reinstalling the cycle computer on a bicycle with different settings

•

If the drive unit settings have been changed via E-TUBE PROJECT

To update the drive unit settings select [Save], to cancel update select [Cancel].

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If the settings cannot be accessed due to a drive unit malfunction, they can be accessed using E-TUBE PROJECT.

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Error messages on the cycle computer

Error messages on the cycle computer

Warnings

This disappears if the error is fixed.
For the SC-E6000, a message is displayed instead of the clock.

<SC-E6000> <SC-E6010>

Code Display preconditions

The chain tension may

not yet be adjusted or

W031

the crank may not be

installed in the proper

position.

Operational restrictions while

warning is displayed

The assist functions do not

work. (However, electronic gear

shifting will still function.)

Remedy

Contact your place of purchase or a local bicycle dealer for their
assistance.

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List of warnings

Code Display preconditions

W010

W011

W012

W030

-

The temperature of the

drive unit is high.

The traveling speed

cannot be detected.

The crank may be

installed in the wrong

direction.

Two or more assist

switches are connected

to the system.

A communication error

between the drive unit

and the motor unit was

detected.

Operational restrictions while

warning is displayed

The level of assistance may

decrease.

The maximum speed up to

which power assistance is

provided may decrease. (Power

assistance is provided up to 25

km/h (20 mph) in top gear.)

-

Gear shifting is not available for

electronic gear shifting

derailleurs.

Gear shifting is not available for

electronic gear shi

derailleurs.

fting

Remedy

Stop using the assist function until the temperature of the drive unit
drops.
If the situation does not improve, consult an agency.

Check the following:

Whether the speed sensor is installed in the correct position.

•

• Whether the magnet included with the disc brake rotor has not
come off.

Refer to the Disc Brake section of General Operations for steps on
reattaching the magnet. If the situation does not improve, consult an
agency.

Re-install the crank in the specified direction, then turn the power
back on.

Change the assist switch to the gear shifting switch,
or connect only one assist switch and turn the power ON again.
If the situation does not improve, consult an agency.

Check that the cable is properly connected between the drive unit and
the motor unit.
If the situation does not improve, consult an agency.

Errors

If an error message is displayed on the entire screen, follow one of the procedures below to reset
the display.

•

Press the power switch of the battery.

•

Remove the battery from the mount.

<SC-E6000>

<SC-E6010>

If resetting does not solve the problem or the
same problem occurs frequently, consult an
agency.

NOTE

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List of errors

Code Display preconditions

E010

E012

E013

E014

E020

A system error was

detected.

The initialization of the

torque sensor failed.

An error was detected

in the drive unit’s

firmware.

The speed sensor may

be installed in the

wrong position.

A communication error

between the battery

and drive unit was

detected.

Operational restriction when an

error is being displayed

Power assistance is not provided

during riding.

Power assistance is not provided

during riding.

Power assistance is not provided

during riding.

Power assistance is not provided

during riding.

Power assistance is not provided

during riding.

Press the power switch of the battery to turn on the power again.
If the situation does not improve, consult an agency.

With your foot off the pedal, press the power switch of the battery to
turn on the power again.
Refer to "Measuring and adjusting the chain tension", then check that
the chain tension is appropriate.
If the situation does not improve, consult an agency.

Check whether the speed sensor is installed in the correct position.
If the speed sensor is not in the correct position, the error will be
resolved by installing it in the correct position and riding the bicycle
for a little while.
If the error is still not resolved, consult an agency.

Check whether the speed sensor is installed in the correct position.
If the speed sensor is not in the correct position, the error will be
resolved by installing it in the correct position and riding the bicycle
for a little while.
If the error is still not resolved, consult an agency.

Check that the cable between the drive unit and battery is properly
connected.
If the situation does not improve, consult an agency.

Remedy

E021

E022

E030

E031

E033

E043

Battery connected to

drive unit conforms with

system standards but is

not supported.

Battery connected to

drive unit does not

conform with system

standards.

A setting error was

detected.

The chain tension may

not yet be adjusted or

the crank may not be

installed in the proper

position.

The current firmware is

not compatible with this

system.

The cycle computer’s

firmware may be

partially corrupt.

Power assistance is not provided

during riding.

Power assistance is not provided

during riding.

Power assistance is not provided

during riding.

The assist functions do not

work. (However, electronic gear

shifting will still function.)

Power assistance is not provided

during riding.

Power assistance is not provided

during riding.

Consult an agency.

Consult an agency.

Press the power switch of the battery to turn on the power again. If
the situation still does not improve, consult an agency.

Consult an agency.

Connect to E-TUBE PROJECT, then update the firmware for all units to
the latest version.

Consult an agency.

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