How to install a Speed limiter remote control on rebrand/redesign scooter

Spira · 2022-07-01T12:48:10+00:00

Hi. I would like to connect a speed limiter remote control (as shown in linked YouTube video) but I don’t know if it will fit my rebrand/redesigned scooter....

How to install a Speed limiter remote control on rebrand/redesign scooter

PaulN

Spira

You seem to have a version of the Eye display controller. Is there a reason you want to put in a hard limiter rather than just changing your P-settings and getting the same effect. Maybe your trying to do a child guard feature?

Spira

PaulN
Hi.
There is no limiter on it but according to my countries law there have to be one. But I don’t want to make it permanent. So I have to add a switch on the wires but I’m not sure how to get to them.

PaulN

I see. From the opposite perspective I have seen blogs where people cut a wire in the deck near the controller under your feet area. to bypass the speed limiter. But not the other way around. Did you reach out to the manufacturer or distributer you purchased if from. I actually have a new friend just this week who imports and sells ebikes and scooters. I will reach out to him and ask as well if he can help.

I know for example if i set my Eye display to virtual “gear” 1 on “non turbo” mode the scooter will max out at 12 kph. (but acceleration is abysmal too) If i go to gear 2, then it will reach 16 kph in that mode. So a setting is not acceptable for your local authorities?

Spira

PaulN
Hi.
Changing the setting is not sufficient by law.
I have another scooter which I connected the two of thin blue wires with a connector and that works great.
Speed limiter it’s on when wires are connected and off when wires aren’t connected.

This new one have 4 wires but they are somewhere under the deck. I don’t know where and I don’t know have to remove the deck.

Another thing; even though the scooter is new the brake disc makes more nose than other old one and when even over small bumps in there road the whole brake thing rattles (or something number that- but sure about the word). I’s this normal?

I found the scooter mine is the original from. It’s the Hiley Tiger. Very close to the 10 pro but with some changes, as can be seen here: https://www.bydue.no/products/bydue-a3

https://futuraride.com/product/futura-hiley-t10-pro-electric-scooter/
https://www.hiley-europe.com/en/Tiger10

I have no idea if it works but when it comes to the the wires I was thinking of the possibility of making them long enough to reach the top of the handlebar and having an on-/off power button installed. But this remote control solution is also pretty interesting.

Problem is I’m a 40 year old mom to a 6 year old I’m with no mechanic education so figuring it all out of not sad easy as I had hoped. It could be worse though.
When my tubeless back tire needed to be changed on them older scooter it was too expensive to send it for a service so I found a YouTube video and did it my self. YouTube video made it look much easier than it really was. 🤯🤬 😁😂

babblefish

Maybe this will help:
https://images.app.goo.gl/Vqb4Grt4TzyHzP1j7https://images.app.goo.gl/Vqb4Grt4TzyHzP1j7
Or do a search for “electric scooter speed controller wiring diagram”. Most ESC’s (Electronic Speed Controller) have a way of limiting its top speed.

Spira

babblefish
Hello.
Unfortunately I can’t open the files.
I have tried looking at some of the wiring diagrams but it seems they all look different. Maybe I have seen the wrong ones.

christiansderstrm

Spira Har du funnet noen? jeg er ppå kt etter noen og tror jeg funnet noe…

babblefish

Spira Not sure why the link doesn’t work but you can always do a search for “electric scooter speed controller wiring diagram”. You may not find your exact controller so you’ll have to do some extrapolating to find something close enough.

Spira

SOLVED. I’ve added a waterproof on/off button for the speed limiter and it works perfectly. No need for a remote control.

Scoots

Spira How did you do it? Were there some easy wires to get to? What kind of switch did you use?

Spira

I have two scooters and both had the wires under the deck, at the front very close to were the other wires that goes up the stem. I removed the front plastic cover right behind the wheel and found the wire in the front right side (on the newer dual motor scooter).
I bought both without a limiter on the speed so the wires was already cut, but from what I could see they were cut at their original location.
I expected the dual motor scooter to have one for each motor but it was one wire (one cut into two when the speed is limited), like the single motor one which is likely a be rebrand of the Joyor Y9.
I used waterproof button switch and connected the two wires. When turning on/off the speed limiter I turn the scooter off, then press the button and turn back on.

On the bigger switch the wires are connected to the “same color connections” (the copper looking one not used) using longer wire and zip-tying the button switch behind the controller. I used a soldering iron for soldering extended wireing and the connections to the switch.
I used a soldering iron and connected the wires on the smaller switch to the two wires on the scooter. I started out by just using a small plastic wire connector which worked fine too, just more obvious and harder to hide.

(Sorry about the poor English, hopefully it’s understandable)

Spira

PaulN

Spira
That is a nice looking scooter.

PrivateSecret

I’m sure this has already been resolved but have a budget fix for this situation. Hall sensors used in both throttle position as a well as motor position mirror the vcc input voltage for output voltage pin. Installing a $2.00 Amazon Buck Board between the controllers vcc wire to throttle and adjusting it’s output to a lower than input voltage will in turn produce a lower signal voltage fed to controller. It would be just like not pushing throttle lever all the way. I’ve achieved the same effect by inter mixing different throttles on different escooters ending up with a slower than normal condition and vis versa. Ultimately, your speed is determined by signal voltage fed into controller.

Raja

Spira hello i am from Norway, i bought bydue a3 and i need a speed limiter? Wich one works?

Raja

Raja jeg finner ingen avkuttet svart ledning.? Vet noen hvilken kontroll som passer til denne?

TukunyaKalago

This step-by-step tutorial ensures a seamless integration of a speed limiter, promoting responsible riding. The installation process, elucidated in the guide, empowers users with the knowledge to customize their scooters for optimal performance and adherence to regulations. For those navigating challenging geometry problems, https://edubirdie.com/geometry-help connects users with geometry help services. Just as the speed limiter guide assists in scooter customization, Edubirdie provides tailored academic support to tackle geometry challenges effectively.

stianberg

How does i remove speed limit on bydue a3 nfc display. (hiley 10 oro)? Dont want to cut wrong cable 😅

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namedeepasingh

To install a speed limiter remote on a scooter, mount the unit securely, connect it to the wiring, install the remote control on the handlebars, test the system, and ensure all components are properly installed for safer riding. You can also carry cakes on your bicycle.