Nami Burn E Display Overview
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- Basic P Settings:
P1: Mode Select
This is where you select the ride mode you would like to configure, please note that you can change each ride mode independently to whatever characteristic you would like. An example of this would be limiting the speed and acceleration of the motors to have a inclement weather mode or A speed limited mode for inexperienced riders.
P2: Display Brightness
This is where you can adjust the brightness of the display backlight. The scale is from 1-5, 1 being the lowest and 5 being the brightest.
P3: Standby Time
This is where you can adjust the amount of time the scooter will stay on In minutes from 1 minute to 30 minutes if left idle. please note to turn this feature off simply select past 30 and OFF will be displayed.
P4: Unit Selection
Mph= 1
Kmh= 0
P5: Voltage Selection
You can adjust the voltage profile with this setting, this should be left a 72V for the Burn-E's
P6: Motor Magnet Selection
You can adjust the amount of magnets for a given motor to have the correct speed detection and motor commutation, there is no need to adjust this and it should be left at its default value of 30.
P7: Throttle Start Mode
You can adjust if you want the scooter to be able to start directly via the throttle with no delay or if you would like it to start only after being pushed forward first. We highly recommend even for experienced riders that the " Zero Start" function remain off. The Burn-E is an extremely fast and heavy scooter, and accidental bump of the throttle could cause significant damage to surrounding objects and worse injury to others.
Kick Start=1
Zero Start=0
P8: Tire Size
You can adjust the tire size ( in inches) with this setting. The default value is 11 and for most tires commonly available for the Burn-E this value is accurate.
P9: Cruise Control
This allows you to toggle the cruise control function On and Off
Off=0
On=1
Please note to engage the cruise control while riding press and old the - button, you can then adjust the speed incrementally with the + or - keys
P10: Yield Information
On=0
Off=1
P11: Maximum Current
This allows you to adjust the maximum current allowed to both motors as a percentage. The minimum is 1 and the maximum is 100.
P12: Maximum Controller Temperature
This allows you to adjust the maximum allowable temperature before the scooter automatically kicks back down to ECO mode. The maximum allowable value is 110F/43C degrees.
P13: ECO Mode Automatic Switchover
This allows you to control the battery percentage remaining where the scooter automatically switches over to ECO mode. The default value is 30 percent but can be set anywhere from 0 percent to 100 percent.
P14- Password for turning on scooter
P1 ADVANCED PARAMETERS
Advanced Parameter 1: Adjustment of the starting acceleration power of the front and rear engine which varies from 1 to 5. 1 refers to the weakest starting power and 5 to the strongest starting power.
Advanced Parameter 2: Adjustment of the starting acceleration power of the front and rear engine, which varies from 1 to 5. 1 refers to the weakest starting power and 5 to the strongest starting power.
Advanced Parameter 3: Adjustment of the maximum allowed output current of the rear motor which varies from 1 to 5. 1 refers to the weakest starting power and 5 to the strongest starting power.
Advanced Parameter 4: Adjustment of the maximum allowable current output of the front motor which varies from 10 to 100. The maximum allowable output power is shown in % to the rear motor.
Advanced Parameter 5: Adjustment of the maximum speed which varies from 1 to 100. The maximum permitted output current is indicated in %. For E mode, the maximum power is limited to 40%. For D / S/ C / X modes, the maximum power is unlimited.
Advanced Parameter 6: Electric braking power adjustment which varies from 0 to 5.0 means that no electric brake is engaged. 1 refers to the weakest electric brake & 5 refers to the most powerful electric brake.
Advanced Parameter 7: Turbo adjustment which varies from 0-5. The turbo setting gives the scooter 12% more top speed when set to a maximum. 0 refers to deactivating turbo mode. 1 refers to the weakest turbo. Once the turbo mode is activated. The temperature of the controller and the battery charge are adequate. The TURBO pictogram will appear on the instrument panel. While driving, by pressing the + button for 1 second, the turbo mode will be active and will be displayed on the instrument panel.
LIST OF ERROR CODES
Code - Error
80 - Throttle
201 - Rear Motor Error
202 - Front Motor Error
301 - Communication Error For Rear Controller
302 - Communication Error For Front Controller
401 - Rear Controller Error
402 - Front Controller Error
I love the display
yes my g2 pro as that 0 setting because when i first got the scooter i used to hit the throttle and the scooter would shoot off so now when im not riding it i put it on 0 thats a great setting i like that
great video but the only icon im curious about isnt mentioned. its the green triangle icon on my klima it is sometimes on and off. might be a silly question for most users but what is it for?😂 thanks
Hi there mate great video ..really informative takes a while to take it all in 1 question i have when going threw settings when i try to set my pass number i set all the zeroes and it says error every time i try .... appreciate your videoes 😊
Hello - here is a link to the Nami Burn E Manual : epiccycles.ca/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/Nami-Burn-E-manual.pdf
@@epiccycles9 sweet
Anyone knows how to cancel the trip on the Nami Klima? the Trip and odometer always reads the same values. Is there a way to zero the trip that way I'd know how much distance I've covered on a given day? I mean, you would think Odo should display lifetime distance covered & trip should display daily distances. Does this Klima do this & if yes, how?
Press +&- together
Where can I get a left hand power switch for the burn e2 max. Up button doesn’t work anymore @epiccycles
We have them available for sale. If you are interested please email us at info@epicchycles.ca and we can assist.
How to use single motor
Not possible, it only works with dual motors
I’m buying the original viper e burn for 2500 with two chargers a brand new extra motor with only 200 miles on it what’s ur opinion some are telling me I want to stay away cause I won’t find parts for it what’s opinion on it good deal of know
Does this scooter come with a USB port to charge riders phone
No it does not
No it does not
Hey Barry are these settings the same on the klima?
Yes, they use the same display.
My nami burn doesn’t work the switch to show the dado ?
I mean dashboard. Tnx
i just unboxed mine and my blinkers and horn and lights not working, is there anything i missing?
Hello. Please check to see if all the wires are securely connected. If they are and you are still experiencing this issue, I would suggest to bring the scooter into your local service repair shop.
How to reset the trip and max speed please?
Hold + & - and it will reset all display parameters
What are the different top speeds in mph for the different speed modes?
Eco
Dynamic
Sport
You can actually set it the top speeds for each mode as you like
How do I disable USB charging?
Hold M for about 10 seconds until you see the USB icon disappear from the display near the top
On D mode is it possible to turn off the electric braking?
Hello Abdul. Yes, you can unplug the brake sensor. There are 2 connections under the brake lever. If you unplug the bottom connector it will disconnect the brake sensor.
@@epiccycles9 is that going to turn off the brake lights?
@@abdulmaidin6995 Yes, It will disable the brake light.
@@epiccycles9 will be getting my Nami tomorrow and I’m trying to find a way to turn down the regen brake
How come my display not say nami on the top
Hello. All of our Nami Scooter have the Nami printed on the display. If yours does not have one, the manufacturer could have not printed it on it. But, it is the same display, just not stamped with the Nami logo.
Hey I’m buying the original nami viper first one out for 2500 with a extra brand new motor with only 200 miles will I be able to get parts for it
I don't understand why they can't use good professional parts in scooters?