KT LCD3 firmware -- Flexible OpenSource firmware for Kunteng KT-LCD3

tsdz said:
Ok, I erase LCD 3 program memory, data memory and option byte. Can be this problem that I do not have right option bytes?
Or you try to get help maybe from Stancecoke or I can only help you on Linux.
 
Thank you very much. I am better in hardware and programing Atmel devices... So I did not do anything in Linux. Can you maybe make video tutorial how to install compiler on Linux and then upload it to LCD 3. I will be so thankfull.
 
Hi everyone!

I burn my KT LCD3 :D :mrgreen:

I connect 48V version to 14s battery (about 58V)... Yes, I'm stupid...

When I look inside, I realised that only transistor is blow up (A1013). This is very cheap transistior for about 1$ on aliexpress... but I want to change this transistor to be compatible with my battery (42-60V). What should I choose? Maybe one of you has a 60V version and can check model of transistor? I would be very grateful!!!

AErDb0a.jpg
 
Sztef89 said:
Hi everyone!

I burn my KT LCD3 :D :mrgreen:

I connect 48V version to 14s battery (about 58V)... Yes, I'm stupid...

When I look inside, I realised that only transistor is blow up (A1013). This is very cheap transistior for about 1$ on aliexpress... but I want to change this transistor to be compatible with my battery (42-60V). What should I choose? Maybe one of you has a 60V version and can check model of transistor? I would be very grateful!!!

AErDb0a.jpg
I think that transistor can hold 150V, looking at the datasheet. Also seems to hold 1A current. Can you please look at the resistors values and compare to the schematic done by Nieles?? See on https://opensourceebikefirmware.bitbucket.io/kunteng_lcd3/Development.html

I think that from 48V to 73V version, only that resistor change... But this is a guess only.
 
tsdz said:
Thank you very much. I am better in hardware and programing Atmel devices... So I did not do anything in Linux. Can you maybe make video tutorial how to install compiler on Linux and then upload it to LCD 3. I will be so thankfull.
Sorry no. I am not motivated to do it because I am not good at it -- I am motivated to develop the firmware, not much to write documentation, etc. I really hope the community can help each other here
 
jernejtech said:
Sztef89 said:
Hi everyone!

I burn my KT LCD3 :D :mrgreen:

I connect 48V version to 14s battery (about 58V)... Yes, I'm stupid...

When I look inside, I realised that only transistor is blow up (A1013). This is very cheap transistior for about 1$ on aliexpress... but I want to change this transistor to be compatible with my battery (42-60V). What should I choose? Maybe one of you has a 60V version and can check model of transistor? I would be very grateful!!!

AErDb0a.jpg

Hello,

I was modify few LCD3. There are 7 resistors and some diodes, that you must changed/add and your LCD can work up to 20S.
Would be nice to know wh9ch ones and values. Tank you for sharing!!
 
casainho said:
I think that transistor can hold 150V, looking at the datasheet. Also seems to hold 1A current. Can you please look at the resistors values and compare to the schematic done by Nieles?? See on https://opensourceebikefirmware.bitbucket.io/kunteng_lcd3/Development.html

I think that from 48V to 73V version, only that resistor change... But this is a guess only.

jernejtech said:
casainho said:
jernejtech said:
Hello,

I was modify few LCD3. There are 7 resistors and some diodes, that you must changed/add and your LCD can work up to 20S.
Would be nice to know wh9ch ones and values. Tank you for sharing!!

I did this long time ago so here are photo. Resistors from R10 to R17, R7 and R8 must be changed. So on this photo you can see values. And on C3 was added one zener diode.


Thank you guys for your help. In time I buy another KT-LCD3 (60V version) from China and there is another strange problem.
When I want to turn ON (keep power 2 sek) LCD show zero parameters... and then I release button, LCD immediately turn off.

I buy KT-LCD3 on this site:
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/FreeShipping-ebike-24V-36V-48V-intelligent-KT-LCD3-ktlcd3-Control-Panel-Display-Electric-Bicycle-bike-Parts/32813270498.html

Controller on this site:
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/High-Quality-GREENTIME-15-Mosfets-48-84V-1500W-Dual-mode-Sensor-Sensorless-Brushless-DC-Motor-Controller/32218294528.html

Please see video what error looks... I don't know what is wrong. Voltage is about 54V, I connect correcty, other cables I connect with the same colors. Maybe this is problem? Should I try to switch cables green/blue/yellow?
https://youtu.be/dty6gebVP7g

On this film I use inverter but when I connect direct there is the same effect ;)

Do you have ideas to repair? I have 4 pieces 2x 24-48V version and 2x 60V version. I don't belive that all is broken :D
 
China man tell me that I should buy another controller... They don't ask me what controller I have... :D

This is what he offer me... of course this product is from him store :D
https://www.aliexpress.com/store/product/ebike-48V-60V-1500W-45A-Electric-bicycle-Brushless-controller-sine-wave-Hall-Sensor-KT-Series-Support/738588_32856150644.html

For me is almost the same what I have:
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If I'm following correctly, it appears you are trying to use an LCD3 display on a controller designed/set up to use a Cycle Analyst (CA) display. I'm pretty sure the LCD3 and CA displays are not interchangeable.
 
Hi,casainho.
when i downloaded the kt-lcd3 FW and stancecoke'FW successfully,the motor run normally,
lcd3 canbe turned on,but not be turned off,and the UP/DOWN button is useless.
the display showed that liked the picture and no change.
 

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haiyi911 said:
Hi,casainho.
when i downloaded the kt-lcd3 FW and stancecoke'FW successfully,the motor run normally,
lcd3 canbe turned on,but not be turned off,and the UP/DOWN button is useless.
the display showed that liked the picture and no change.
KT-LDC3 OpenSource firmware only supports TSDZ2 mid drive motor OpenSource firmware. For KT controllers, maybe you can ask for support to developers of the OpenSource firmware.
 
only.dexter said:
A1013 transistor in lcd3 display burn at 54V (fully charged 48V Li-Ion battery)!
Maybe there are a few versions of LCD3 as I have some installed on ebikes with TSDZ2 motor with 14S 52V battery that have 58.8V when fully charged.

Maybe you are using a motor that regens and increase the battery voltage over 60V??
 
Please, can anyone share the correct option bytes for KT-LCD3 display? Seems like I messed up with it and don't have backup
 
Hi tsdz2 crew
I had standard display and software.
I have a 750w motor
52v 17.5 ah
About 1600 km

I have a problem
I have no power to my motor.
I was tightening the bottom bracket and (stupidly) compressed the battery wires ( possibly)as they WERE between the chain wheel side and frame.

Could this create a short circuit?

I had pulled apart the controller/ display connection. 1 of the pins was bent. I straightened it with a screw driver and it sparked (even more stupid)
When I turned on the battery the display started automatically. The asst levels changed with the on off button. I had No power with pas but throttle worked and speed sensor did not work.

I thought it may have been a software issue so I re flashed the standard software. Now no throttle and no PAS.
And with a fully charged battery only showed 1 bar. I was able to turn on and off via display button.

I now flashed the open Source Firmware 19 on a new 60v kt-lcd3.

All the functionality is working on the display including battery level and speed sensor is working.
No power of movement from the motor.

I would love to hear your thoughts and experiences!

Also how to wire the throttle into this system.

Many thanks



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adam B said:
All the functionality is working on the display including battery level and speed sensor is working.
No power of movement from the motor.

I would love to hear your thoughts and experiences!

Also how to wire the throttle into this system.
See on LCD3 if you get the correct information for torque senser and cadence.
 
casainho said:
adam B said:
All the functionality is working on the display including battery level and speed sensor is working.
No power of movement from the motor.

I would love to hear your thoughts and experiences!

Also how to wire the throttle into this system.
See on LCD3 if you get the correct information for torque senser and cadence.
Awesome
I’ll try and let you know!


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casainho said:
adam B said:
All the functionality is working on the display including battery level and speed sensor is working.
No power of movement from the motor.

I would love to hear your thoughts and experiences!

Also how to wire the throttle into this system.
See on LCD3 if you get the correct information for torque senser and cadence.
It does not look like it?


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Só I would say the motor controller is dead.
 
casainho said:
Só I would say the motor controller is dead.
Looks like it!!
Where do you recommend getting a replacement (Uk)?
Thanks so much for helping! And your great work.


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adam B said:
casainho said:
Só I would say the motor controller is dead.
Looks like it!!
Where do you recommend getting a replacement (Uk)?
Thanks so much for helping! And your great work.


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I buy from PSWPower, I don't know others.
 
casainho said:
adam B said:
casainho said:
Só I would say the motor controller is dead.
Looks like it!!
Where do you recommend getting a replacement (Uk)?
Thanks so much for helping! And your great work.


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I buy from PSWPower, I don't know others.
Thanks
I’ll report when I have re installed!


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Hi there guys,

Thanks for all the great work done so far!
I saw that there was a question last year on having multiple profiles on a setup. Is this something that had any progress?

On another note. Has there been any work on the lcd08? I know it's a different beast, but it is a pretty cool evolution on the display.

Thanks in advance.

Kim
 
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