AHI configuration is a set of parameters that are needed for AHI devices to properly function. We will set this up step-by-step via the enviolo backend.

Step-by-step instructions

Video instructions

1 - Log in to AUTOMATiQ backend

To log in to the AutomatiQ backend:

1. Product managers receive credentials pro-actively. If you're a product manager and haven't received or lost your credentials, please reach out to your sales representative.
2. Go to https://automatiq.enviolo.com/ and use your credentials to log in.
   

   

Are you a retailer?

Retail/dealers do not need to log in to the AutomatiQ backend. If you need an AHI configuration, you can request one using this form. You will receive a QR code to configure the AHI. After receiving the QR code, you can upload it to the AHI using the AUTOMATiQ App - see detailed instructions.

2 - Create a new AHI configuration

After logging in, you can create an AHI configuration:

1. Click on AHI Configuration.
2. Then, on the top-right corner of the screen, select Add Configuration.

3 - Set the parameters for the new AHI configuration

After creating an AHI configuration, you can now set its parameters:

3.1 - Set the AHI Details

1. Set the Status of the AHI configuration.
   • Set the AHI configuration status to Production if you need assemblers to access it in the App's Assembly Mode.
   • If you put the status on Test or Outdated this will not be available to the assembly user.
2. Set a Configuration name.
   • You can choose a Configuration name yourself, something that would make sense for the people working with this specific configuration.
3. Select the Brand from the dropdown menu.
4. Select the Bike model and Model year.
   • Make sure you type the right bike model and use the correct model year. 

3.2 - Set the Ride Settings

1. Please check which AHI type you are using or will be using.
2. Configure the remaining settings.
   • The rest is up to you to decide, but it will have an effect on the riding experience.

Recommended settings

For the default settings, we advise: 

• Minimum cadence: 30
• Maximum cadence: 120 (unless it's Pure then it should be 90)
• Cadence setpoint: 60
• Cadence increment: 1
• Start after stop: 0.6 (customer can adjust this in the app)
• Sleep mode timeout: 5

Note

You can click on the little (i) icon for more information. 

3.3 - Set the Bike details

1. Details must be correctly set per bike model.

Next step: uploading the configuration

If you follow the steps above, you should now have a newly created AHI configuration. Next, a production line or assembler will need to flash it to the eBike's automatic hub interface during assembly.

See this guide for different methods and their instructions - How to upload a configuration to the AHI (for assemblers).

Done

If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to reach out to enviolo Support.