Grin Satiator Factory Reset?

[smorgasbord]

I bought a Grin Satiator years ago during a big sale. I'm just now starting to use it. I edited a pre-canned profile and now decided I want it back. I can manually restore the settings, but it's lost the precanned profile's name. Is there any way to perform a Factory Reset on it to remove all my editing?

I was thinking of updating the firmware. Would that do the trick? Is updating the firmware advisible?

 

[6zfshdb]

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They are always helpful whenever I contact them.

 

[Jeremy McCreary]

I hesitate to ask what a Grin Satiator does on an ebike.

 

[6zfshdb]

I hesitate to ask what a Grin Satiator does on an ebike.

It's a programmable battery charger. It's weatherproof and can be mounted on a bike if desired:

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The Satiator is a fast and powerful universal battery charger that can be configured to charge a multitude of different battery types and voltages. It allows for partial charging to increase battery cycle life and has an OLED display screen to show realtime charging statistics. This is one of...

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[smorgasbord]

Here's an old review. I bought mine during a big sale during the Pandemic to have as a spare, and thought I'd finally spend some time customizing it for our 2 identical Luna eBikes.

Review: Cycle Satiator – A better ebike charger

www.ebikeschool.com

EDIT: I agree "Satiator" is not a great word to use.

 

[smorgasbord]

So, I decided to try the Satiator software, which runs on PC/Mac to see about the firmware update. Turns out what I have is still the latest, but I was able to edit the name and parameters, create new profiles, etc. and so I now have 4 profiles for our bikes:
1) Slow Charge to 85%
2) Fast Charge to 90%
3) Fast Charge to 98%
4) Fast Charge to 100%

The idea is I run the Slow charge overnight, then Fast Charge in the morning of the ride to whatever level I want, which is based on how far I think I'm going to ride. Not sure the 98% is any better for battery life than 100%, but couldn't hurt.