Bosch Intuvia 100 Display

Bosch Intuvia 100 Display Settings for Tern Bikes

This article refers to version 1.15.7 of the Bosch eBike Flow app, and to HSD Gen 2 P-Class bikes only. For the latest updates, please check the Bosch eBike Systems website.

Tern HSD Gen 2 P-Class bikes have a Bosch Intuvia 100 display, which is key to operating the Bosch Smart System. Since this system has a lot to offer, we will explain how the LED Remote, Intuvia 100, and eBike Flow App work together by covering their basic functions.

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1. Using the LED Remote

Everything starts with the LED Remote, which is the control unit of the Bosch Smart System on the HSD Gen 2. The remote is located by the left-hand grip so you can use it with just your left thumb, which minimizes distraction during riding.

The LED Remote helps you switch between the four assist levels and changes colors accordingly. Green is for Eco, Blue is for Tour, purple is for Auto, and red is for Turbo. Auto is a new e-assist level—it automatically adjusts how much assistance the motor provides based on your riding conditions, meaning you won’t need to exert more effort or switch modes when hitting a strong headwind, for example.

LED Remote functions and buttons

  1. Turning on/off the system: The on/off button is at the top of the LED Remote.
  2. Switching between assist levels: Press (+) to increase your assist level, and (-) to decrease it.
  3. Browsing the display or settings menu: Use the left/right buttons (</>) to browse the display menu at any assist level or when you’re viewing the settings menu.
  4. Select items: Press the ♦ (diamond-shaped) button to select any item on the display menu.

Walk Assist

With Walk Assist, the motor provides assistance as you push your HSD. It’s handy for when you’re carrying some heavy stuff and need to go up an incline.

  1. To activate Walk Assist, press the (-) button for over 1 second, move your bike forward or backward, or tilt it sideways within 10 seconds.
  2. Keep your thumb on the (-) button and push your bike. Walk Assist is automatically turned off if you release the (-) button and do not press it for 10 seconds. If you press the button again within 10 seconds, then Walk Assist will be reactivated.

Hill Hold

For extra safety, the Bosch Smart System has Hill Hold to automatically lock the wheels for a moment if the bike starts to move backward. This gives you a few seconds to regain control of your bike and prevent it from rolling away.

  1. Once Walk Assist is activated, release the (-) button to activate Hill Hold.
  2. To turn off Hill Hold, press the (-) button again and hold it to return to Walk Assist mode. To turn off Walk Assist, release the (-) button and do not move it for 10 seconds.

2. Using the Intuvia 100 Display

The Intuvia 100 is a display installed on HSD Gen 2 P-Class bikes. It has a large, monochrome screen and shows you all the essential information about your ride, i.e., distance covered, riding time, range, average speed, maximum speed, total distance, and the current time.

The Intuvia 100 can only be operated using the LED Remote—it is not a touchscreen display and does not have physical buttons or a USB port.

Information displayed on the Intuvia 100

  1. The assist modes: Green is for Eco, Blue is for Tour, purple is for Auto, and red is for Turbo.
  2. Ride stats: You can access the following by toggling the buttons on the LED Remote. Described from left to right:
    • Distance: Distance covered in your last ride.
    • Riding time: The time you’ve spent on your last ride.
    • Range: Corresponds with the assist mode you’re in while you’re viewing this information. For example, your range in Eco mode might be 50 km and 40 km in Tour mode.
    • Average speed: The average speed during your last ride.
    • Maximum speed: The maximum speed during your last ride.
    • Total distance: The total distance you have covered in all of your rides.
    • Time
  3. Other information and functions:
    • Battery level
    • Headlight
    • eBike Lock

Changing the Intuvia 100 display settings

In any assist level, press the ♦ button. You can use either this button or the (</>) buttons to toggle between the Settings menu options.

How to remove the Intuvia 100 from your bike

We recommend that you remove it when parking the bike to avoid tampering, damage, or theft.

To remove it, turn it 45 degrees counterclockwise and pull it out. To insert it back, place it in the same spot and turn it clockwise until it engages. If you prefer to leave the Intuvia 100 on your bike, there is also a locking screw to prevent it from being removed from the bike.

3. Connecting the eBike Flow App, your bike, and the Intuvia 100

The eBike Flow app by Bosch is the (literal) key to personalizing your e-bike settings and riding experience, including activating the eBike Lock.

Step 1: Set up the eBike Flow App and your user profile with Bosch

  1. Go to the Google Play Store or Apple Store to download the app.
  2. Once the app is downloaded, tap Get Started.
  3. Create your account with Bosch: To create your account, follow the steps in the app. If you already have an account, you will be asked to log in with your SingleKey ID.*
  4. Type in your first name: The system will use your name as your bike’s name.
  5. If the sign-up or sign-in is successful, you should now be on the app’s home screen.

Once the above process is complete, let’s move on to connecting the Flow app to your e-bike. If you’d like to learn more about the eBike Flow app’s basic settings, check out this article.

*Note: As of April 2023, Bosch ID is known as SingleKey ID, meaning that you can still log in with your Bosch ID credentials. See here for more information.

Step 2: Connect the app to your bike

Ensure that your phone’s Bluetooth function is on. Then:

  1. Go to Connect eBike on the app home screen.
  2. Tap LED Remote.
  3. Make sure you’re standing right by the bike. Tap Continue.
  4. Press and hold the on/off button on the LED Remote the top LED starts flashing.

Step 3: Connect the Intuvia 100 to the Smart System

Remain in the Flow app.

  1. Go to Settings > My eBike > eBike info/Components.
  2. Select Add new device > Intuvia 100.
  3. Press and hold the Bluetooth button on the back of the Intuvia 100 until it shows Pairing Mode. After releasing the Bluetooth button, it will take 30 seconds for the Intuvia 100 to be found.
  4. Check if the 12-digit MAC address on the Intuvia 100 is the same as the MAC address in the eBike Flow app, and tap Connect to confirm the pairing process in the app.

4. More information

For more detailed information, please refer to the official Bosch Intuvia 100 manual. If you’d like to learn more about the basic functions of the Bosch Smart System on Tern bikes, we’ve got you covered with this article. Happy e-biking!