TRP with eShift on the Tern HSD

Customizing TRP EASI on the Tern HSD P10e or HSD P10e Sport

The HSD P10e and HSD P10e Sport pair Bosch eShift with the TRP E.A.S.I. (Electronic Automatic Shifting Integration) drivetrain, bringing the convenience of automatic shifting to a traditional derailleur system.

Automatic shifting works by maintaining your preferred pedaling cadence. As your speed, terrain, and pedaling effort change, the drivetrain automatically shifts gears to keep you as close as possible to your selected cadence. This guide explains how to customize your preferred cadence and switch between Automatic and Manual riding modes.

Changing the default cadence

The default cadence is set to 75 rpm, but you can easily adjust this setting using the Purion 200 display.

Step 1: Open the eShift settings

1. Turn on the Purion 200 display.

2. Scroll to the Speed Indicator screen.

Speed screen


3. Press and hold the Select button.

TRP with eShift on the Tern HSD

4. Scroll to eShift.

eShift on the Purion Display on the HSD


5. Press and hold Select to open the eShift menu. The current cadence setting will be displayed. 

Default TRP cadence on Tern HSD P10e/P10e Sport

Step 2: Adjust your cadence

1. Use the + and – buttons to select your preferred cadence.

Adjusting the cadence on TRP eShift on the Tern HSD P10e/P10e Sport


Press and hold Select to save the new setting. Your preferred cadence has now been updated.

Switching between automatic and manual modes

The TRP E.A.S.I. drivetrain allows you to switch between Automatic and Manual shifting at any time. 

Step 1: Press the small Mode button on the shifter. 

There is a small LED light that flashes once a mode change is detected.

Mode button on TRP shifter

 

Each press toggles between Automatic (A) and Manual (M) modes. The active mode is shown on the Purion 200 display.
A = Automatic shifting

Choosing TRP Automatic mode on the Tern HSD P10e/P10e Sport

M = Manual shifting

Choosing Manual mode on the TRP Automatic on the HSD P10e/P10e Sport

Tip: Your preferred cadence is a personal preference, so don't be afraid to experiment. Try riding with different cadence settings for a few days to find what feels most comfortable for your riding style and terrain.

  • Lower cadence (below 75 rpm): Fewer shifts and firmer pedaling with more pressure on the pedals.
  • Higher cadence (above 75 rpm): More frequent shifts and lighter, faster pedaling.