I've done a lot of reading on site but since this is my first ebike project- I interpret the label on the box to mean there is LVC that can be user dialed in from 1.1v - 3.7v below 60v nominal pack voltage?
I was attempting to just bench test the throttle wiring with a 36v pack. I don't have the second 36v pack built yet... Voltage meter on throttle read accurately and there were no hot smells or anything unusual, but no motor spin up.
Of course there were zero labels on any wires and no instructions! The phase, battery and hall leads are self explanatory, the three wire throttle lead was a safe bet, and based on research and intuition the throttle yellow goes to red and throttle blue to orange on controller which were paired to plug. See pic. One assumes they are the "ignition" wires at full battery V.
One other pair of wires (orange/black) also sees full pack V. Guesses as to what that is? Possibly the "hi brake" switch? I definitely want a handlebar kill switch so that might do it.
The three wire blue black yellow is likely the 3 speed range switch. And pretty sure the "self study" rotational wires are correct at bottom of pic...
I was attempting to just bench test the throttle wiring with a 36v pack. I don't have the second 36v pack built yet... Voltage meter on throttle read accurately and there were no hot smells or anything unusual, but no motor spin up.
Of course there were zero labels on any wires and no instructions! The phase, battery and hall leads are self explanatory, the three wire throttle lead was a safe bet, and based on research and intuition the throttle yellow goes to red and throttle blue to orange on controller which were paired to plug. See pic. One assumes they are the "ignition" wires at full battery V.
One other pair of wires (orange/black) also sees full pack V. Guesses as to what that is? Possibly the "hi brake" switch? I definitely want a handlebar kill switch so that might do it.
The three wire blue black yellow is likely the 3 speed range switch. And pretty sure the "self study" rotational wires are correct at bottom of pic...