
and the "e brake connectors"

so that if i was to pull on a brake lever, power to the motor would cut out, and regen braking would kick in?




olaf-lampe wrote:Yes, just close the regen brake connector and everytime you pull the brake, it automatically starts regenerating.
Only when your batteryvoltage is higher or even to the max. regen voltage, there is no regen.
-Olaf


shorza wrote:I thought that by closing the regen jumper, regen would start as soon as i closed the throttle.

Hyena wrote:shorza wrote:I thought that by closing the regen jumper, regen would start as soon as i closed the throttle.
The newer controllers DO act like that, sort of like compression braking with an engine. When you back off the throttle it slows back down and then if you hit the brakes it'll stop even harder. Opening the while jumper stops this but then you get no regen at all. If you want the bike to coast but regen to work when you hit the brakes you need a STDP switch that both closes the white jumper and shorts the yellow and black brake wires with the single throw.

Arlo1 wrote:Hyena wrote:shorza wrote:I thought that by closing the regen jumper, regen would start as soon as i closed the throttle.
The newer controllers DO act like that, sort of like compression braking with an engine. When you back off the throttle it slows back down and then if you hit the brakes it'll stop even harder. Opening the while jumper stops this but then you get no regen at all. If you want the bike to coast but regen to work when you hit the brakes you need a STDP switch that both closes the white jumper and shorts the yellow and black brake wires with the single throw.
I belive this is in the programing and it can be changed. Sorry Im leaving for work but I will look when I get a chance.


Hyena wrote:Yeah the old controllers used to work like that but the newer ones don't seem to.
If you select 'only fake indicate' you don't get any regen so 'up 15 mark' is your only option - which gives the engine compression like braking I described above.
If you have one of the old controllers well and good, if they're the newer ones you'll likely have to do the above.

















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