BAFANG DP E08.CAN Manuel utilisateur

BF-UM-C-DP E08-EN November 2019

USER MANUAL FOR DISPLAY

CONTENT

7.1 Important Notice 

7.2 Introduction of Display 2

7.3 Product Description 3

7.3.1 Specifications 3

7.3.2 Functions Overview 3

7.4 Display 3

7.5 Key Definition 3

7.6 Normal Operation 4

7.6.1 Switching the System ON/OFF 4

7.6.2 Selection of Support Levels 4

7.6.3 Headlights / backlighting 4

7.6.4 Walk Assistance 5

7.6.5 Battery capacity indication 5

7.7 Error Code Definition 6

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DP E08.CAN

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7.2 INTRODUCTION OF DISPLAY

• Model: DP E08.CAN BUS

• The housing material is PC, as following:

• The label marking is as follows:

Note: Please keep the QR code label attached

to the display cable. The information from the

Label is used for a later possible software

update.

7.1 IMPORTANT NOTICE

• If the error information from the display

cannot be corrected according to the inst-

ructions, please contact your retailer.

• The product is designed to be waterproof. It

is highly recommended to avoid submerging

the display under water.

• Do not clean the display with a steam jet,

high-pressure cleaner or water hose.

• Please use this product with care.

• Do not use thinners or other solvents to

clean the display. Such substances can

damage the surfaces.

• Warranty is not included due to wear and

normal use and aging.

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7.3 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

7.3.1 Specifications

• Operating temperature: -20℃~45℃

• Storage temperature: -20℃~50℃

• Waterproof: IP65

• Storage room Humidity: 30%-70% RH

7.3.2 Functional Overview

• Battery capacity indicator

• Indication of performance support

• Walk assistance

• Automatic sensors explanation of the light-

ing system

• Indication for error messages

7.4 DISPLAY

1Support level and walk assistance indicator

2Battery capacity LED indicator

3Light sensor for lighting system

7.5 KEY DEFINITION

System On/Off

Down

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7.6 NORMAL OPERATION

7.6.1 Switching the System ON/OFF

Press and hold (>2S) on the display to turn on the system.

Press and hold (>2S) again to turn off the system.

7.6.2 Selection of Support Levels

When the display is turned on, press the or (<0.5S) button to switch to the support level, the

lowest level is 1, the highest level is 5. When the system is switched on, the support level starts in

level 1. There is no support at level 0.

7.6.3 Headlights / backlighting

Hold the (>2S) button to activate the headlight and taillights.

Hold the (>2S) button again to turn off the headlight and taillight. (If the display is turned on in

a dark environment, the display backlight/ headlight will be turned on automatically. If the display

backlight/headlight are turned off manually, they also need to be turned on manually afterwards)

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7.6.4 Walk Assistance

The Walk assistance can only be activated with a standing pedelec.

Activation: Brieﬂy press continuously until to level 0. At this point, brieﬂy press again and the

indicator of the highest level will start to ﬂash, then press and hold (>2S), the level indicator will

ﬂash successively from 1st to 5th. Then the walk assistance mode is activated and the pedelec moves

approx. 6 km/h.

After releasing the button, the motor stops automatically. The Level indicators stop ﬂash and the

level 5 indicator starts to ﬂash. If no any operation is happened in 5 second, the level indicator will

be automatically switched to level 0.

7.6.5 Battery capacity indicator

The battery capacity is indicated with 5 levels. When the lowest level indicator ﬂashes that means

battery needs to charge. The battery capacity is shown as follows:

LED indication deﬁnition

(from down to up) Capacity Range

5 80%-100%

4 60%-80%

3 40%-60%

2 20%-40%

1 5%-20%

1 ﬂashing <5%

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7.7 ERROR CODE DEFINITION

The display can show the errors of a pedelec. When the fault is detected, the error

code will be displayed through the level indicator in ﬂashing. Level 1 indicates the

tens digit of an error code while level 2 indicates the units digit. For example:

1) Error code 04

The LED indicator for level 1 does not light, and level 2 ﬂickers for 4 times. After 1 second pause, repeat the pattern.

2) Error code 11

The level 1 ﬂickers one time, then level 2 ﬂickers one time. After 1 second pause, repeat the pattern.

Note: Please read carefully the description of the error code. When the error code appears, please ﬁrst restart the

system. If the problem is not eliminated, please contact your dealer or technical personnel.

Error Declaration Troubleshooting

04 The throttle is not back in its correct

position.

Check the throttle can adjust back into its

correct position, if the situation does not

improve, please change to a new throttle.(only

with this function)

05 The throttle has fault.

1. Check the connector of throttle whether

they are correctly connected.

2. Disconnect the throttle, If the problem still

occurs, please contact your retailer.

(only with this function)

07 Overvoltage protection

1. Remove the battery.

2. Re-Insert the battery.

3. If the problem persists, please contact your

retailer.

08 Error with the hall sensor signal

inside the motor Please contact your retailer.

09 Error with the Engine phase’s Please contact your retailer.

The temperature inside the engine

has reached its maximum protection

value

1. Turn off the system and allow the Pedelec

to cool down.

2. If the problem persists, please contact your

retailer.

11 The temperature sensor inside the

motor has an error Please contact your retailer.

12 Error with the current sensor in the

controller Please contact your retailer.

Level 1

Level 2

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Error Declaration Troubleshooting

13 Error with the temperature sensor

inside of the battery Please contact your retailer.

The protection temperature inside

the controller has reached its maxi-

mum protection value

1. Turn off the system and let the pedelec cool

down.

2. If the problem persists, please contact your

retailer.

15 Error with the temperature sensor

inside the controller Please contact your retailer.

21 Speed sensor Error

1. Restart the system

2. Check that the magnet attached to the

spoke is aligned with the speed sensor and

that the distance is between 10 mm and 20

mm.

3. Check that the speed sensor connector is

connected correctly.

4. If the error persists, please contact your

retailer.

25 Torque signal Error

1. Check that all connections are connected

correctly.

2. If the error persists, please contact your

retailer.

26 Speed signal of the torque sensor has

an error

1.Check the connector from the speed sensor

to make sure it is connected correctly.

2.Check the speed sensor for signs of damage.

3.If the problem persists, please contact your

retailer.

27 Overcurrent from controller Please contact your retailer.

30 Communication problem

1. Check all connections are correctly con-

nected.

2. If the error persists, please contact your

retailer.

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Error Declaration Troubleshooting

33 Brake signal has an error

(If brake sensors are ﬁtted)

1. Check all connectors.

2. If the error continues to occur, please con-

tact your retailer.

35 Detection circuit for 15V has an error Please contact your retailer.

36 Detection circuit on the keypad has

an error Please contact your retailer.

37 WDT circuit is faulty Please contact your retailer.

41 Total voltage from the battery is too

high Please contact your retailer.

42 Total voltage from the battery is too

low Please contact your retailer.

43 Total power from the battery cells is

too high Please contact your retailer.

44 Voltage of the single cell is too high Please contact your retailer.

45 Temperature from the battery is too

high Please contact your retailer.

46 The temperature of the battery is

too low Please contact your retailer.

47 SOC of the battery is too high Please contact your retailer.

48 SOC of the battery is too low Please contact your retailer.

61 Switching detection defect Please contact your retailer. (only with this

function)

62 Electronic derailleur cannot release. Please contact your retailer. (only with this

function)

71 Electronic lock is jammed Please contact your retailer. (only with this

function)

81 Bluetooth module has an error Please contact your retailer. (only with this

function)

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