PAS settings
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Help with controller setting
Hi all, I'm currently using a Volt Alpine X, which has a controller similar to the King Meter KM5S, I've been using a manual found online to adjust some of the settings, I reset the controller while doing this and when riding I find that the PAS only works on the lower gears, and up to a certain...
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Interesting!!! I too have a volt bike and have never touched this setting. Maybe 255 is not correct. What would the symptoms of this figure being wrong be?
The bike is two years old and I’m not aware of any issues. Not too sure that I understand neilh’s reply though. I know the speed readout on the lcd is always slightly higher than a gps satnav reading.
The bike is two years old and I’m not aware of any issues. Not too sure that I understand neilh’s reply though. I know the speed readout on the lcd is always slightly higher than a gps satnav reading.
If the setting value is wrong then your display speed will be wrong.
Lower the value 255 by 5 digits at a time and then check your speed reading against the gps, keep lowering the value until the readings are pretty well matched and constant with each other then fine tune by adjusting by one digit at a time. The setting is roughly calculated by how many internal motor magnets there are 20 is often a common number to have then you multiply that figure with the motor gearing reduction if it is known, the combined figure is used to set the 'n' value to so that speed read out is close to the legal cut off speed.
Lower the value 255 by 5 digits at a time and then check your speed reading against the gps, keep lowering the value until the readings are pretty well matched and constant with each other then fine tune by adjusting by one digit at a time. The setting is roughly calculated by how many internal motor magnets there are 20 is often a common number to have then you multiply that figure with the motor gearing reduction if it is known, the combined figure is used to set the 'n' value to so that speed read out is close to the legal cut off speed.