Impulse E-Bike Navigation
- connection and the Impulse Evo E-bike Navigation app for a new generation of E-Bike navigation system. Take advantage of best bicycle route planning for routes across Europe. Connect this app to Impulse cockpit and enjoy navigation instructions directly shown on the display. Plan your next round trip or use the classic planning mode by choosing starting point and destination of the trip. Record your trip data and share with your friends in social networks. Functional POIs (Points of Interest = POIs) as accommodation, food / drinks & bicycle service are available for you.
Below the main functions are described more in detail. We are wishing you a good ride with your Impulses Evo E
- Bike.
Calculate route Start
- DestinationChoose between the everyday or leisure route.Define any number of intermediate targets.
Round tripDefine a location of your choice and choose the maximum round trip length.Choose one of various round routes which are available for you.
Record routeRecord your routes and share them in social networks.
My routes
Recorded routesView and naming of recorded tracks (incl. Altitude data and map view).Sync your recorded tracks with the Naviki
- Server.Manage routes you traveled on your own and describe them before sharing in social networks.
Memorised routesView, manage and store routes, which you have marked on www.naviki.org or in the app with the action "Memorise".
SettingsConnect the app to Impulses Evo smart Display Information for navigation view at your Impulse Evo cockpitConnect to the Naviki
- Server to sync app data and www.naviki.org Enable voice instructions Enable auto reroute functionRate Impulse App
How to connect with Impulse Evo e-bike display?Prerequisite: Your smartphone uses communication with BTLE (Bluetooth Low Energy) 4.0, 4.1 BTLE
1. Activate Impulse Evo Ebike-system.2. Start "Impulse E-Bike Navigation" app.3. Select "Settings" in app menue.4. Select "My E-bike and me".5. Select the option "Connect to Impulse Display" in the app. The app will begin searching the Impulse Evo Cockpit. After a short time all Bluetooth enabled devices are displayed.6. Select the Impulse Evo vehicle, which you want to connect to. You find the number of your Impulse Evo Cockpit on the back of the display. It is an eight digit serial number. 7. After selecting the preferred Impulse E-Bike there is shown a red hook. 8. Now select "Calculate route".9. Choose the start point and destination/ configure Round trip10. Select "Calculate". The title track, its length (in km) and travel time (in hours) are displayed.11. Select "Start navigation". The navigation is now appearing in stages on your Impulse Evo smart cockpit.
Charging your smart phone via USB
- Plug of Impulse Evo cockpitTo charge your smartphone please use a USB-OTG (on the go) Micro-cable. Caution: Keep attention to fasten smartphone and charger in a securely way. Otherwise cable or devices can get into rotating parts, which can lead to serious falls.
Category : Maps & Navigation
Reviews (17)
Love it when it's working. Sometimes loses route directions when stopped for a while - eg for lunch. Also some suggested roads when route planning are unsuitable for anything other than an MTB. When route planning, sometimes won't let you use certain junctions/roads and insists on routing around them.
Takes a bit if getting used to but once on board with it, becomes a very useful tool. I was thinking of buying seperate cycle computer, but this fulfills all my needs.
very useful navigation aid
Works well happy with it
Basic but useful
good, but could be better
The app works really well with my One Plus 3T running android 8.0. and also when connected to my Kalkhoff Integrale S11. I have no issues with rerouting like some people mentioned here, other than being just a little slow when riding through places where there's heavy traffic of information in the air, which is perfectly understandable. I live in London and using the Impulse app to get around is such a joy that I am always looking forward to explore new parts of the city! I definitely recommend i
Post code for my home address out of date and purchases required for some points of interest but other than that it's pretty good.
This crazy app doesn't know forwards from backwards. When a saved route is loaded it just says "you have reached your destination"and refuses to do anything. So, restarting the app part way through the route it gives a direction as if I'm going the opposite way, and for the next 10 km that direction stays there with the distance to it increasing - even though it knows I'm going the opposite direction it keeps navigating the wrong way. Overall - useless. Like many others I'll stick to my GPS. And yes, auto reroute is on.
Good but loses saved routes if you stop your trip for a break and then continue. Also map view warns "missing api" on top of screen view. Not sure why.
Keep getting lost using this, great shame as I like the idea of using the bikes head unit. Back to Google maps it just works....
Superb.......when I finally succeeded in pairing my phone....thanks to Tom at Harry's!
Navigation doesn't work properly, too slow, will end up riding in circles...
It is nice to have such app, which shows routes on the bike's display, however the route type selection in the mobile app is only "Everyday" and "Leisure" and both are calculating absolutely sensless routes, at least for my city where there is no good bike infrastructure. In the naviki site there are other options, such as Racing bike and S-Pedalec and they do make sense. It also sends street names in Cyrilic (on the map they are shown in both in Cyrilic and Latin), but they are displayed as ????????.????? ???? on the bike display.
Great app for navigating on the Kalkhoff, but the user interface isn't very intuitive. Takes a while to get used to.
Where went the option to choose between everyday and leisure?
Terrible. When paired with the bike and running a route, it sends beeps to the screen with no direction arrow, it tells you to turn now when you're next to a wall, then doesn't tell you to turn at all when you're at the intersection. This is the worst navigation app I've ever used. Save your time and use anything else