I can confirm the bike now works and does what I wanted (granular throttle control) doesn't go over the speed limit either.
Gotta see if the battery indicator on the dash works ( I think it just reads the battery voltage ) it did drop down for a bit on the test run but gotta drive a bit more to see if it actually does work if not I'm just gonna buy a cheap voltage display.
Maybe I'm gonna look into installing the brake sensors. Cruise control also worked like a charm
Gotta see if the battery indicator on the dash works ( I think it just reads the battery voltage ) it did drop down for a bit on the test run but gotta drive a bit more to see if it actually does work if not I'm just gonna buy a cheap voltage display.
Maybe I'm gonna look into installing the brake sensors. Cruise control also worked like a charm
You must disable the cruise control. It's dangerous enough with brake sensors, but you haven't got any.
Hello!
I also have an ANANDA MC5-B0 controller with the same display as Kudoinu had and Bafang motor in the front wheel. I'm used to an Eco-Ride bike that has a perfect throttle, that I use to get started to ride, which is the most important thing for me.
The controller does not have a socket for hand throttle, but I got this one on Internet:
lunacycle.com
It seems to contain a hall sensor and when pressing the knob, a small bent rod without physical contact is pushed along next to the hall sensor (similar to a transistor with three connections).
I do not intend to change the controller, but wonder if there is anyone on the forum who can to suggest any of the cables for the desired function in addition to the throttles black minus and red plus? There are a lot to chose from :-()
I also have an ANANDA MC5-B0 controller with the same display as Kudoinu had and Bafang motor in the front wheel. I'm used to an Eco-Ride bike that has a perfect throttle, that I use to get started to ride, which is the most important thing for me.
The controller does not have a socket for hand throttle, but I got this one on Internet:
Bafang Left Side Thumb Throttle
Distributors and builders of life changing electric bikes.
lunacycle.com
It seems to contain a hall sensor and when pressing the knob, a small bent rod without physical contact is pushed along next to the hall sensor (similar to a transistor with three connections).
I do not intend to change the controller, but wonder if there is anyone on the forum who can to suggest any of the cables for the desired function in addition to the throttles black minus and red plus? There are a lot to chose from :-()
If there is no spare throttle connector then the controller isn't programmed or has the software for a throttle, it is the signal wire that activates the throttle use (the other two are simple 5v/Gnd using common ports usually) but if a small chip isn't in place that controls it use then no good. Controllers from the same brand but fitted to differing bike brands will also have differing controls.Hello!
I also have an ANANDA MC5-B0 controller with the same display as Kudoinu had and Bafang motor in the front wheel. I'm used to an Eco-Ride bike that has a perfect throttle, that I use to get started to ride, which is the most important thing for me.
View attachment 40106
The controller does not have a socket for hand throttle, but I got this one on Internet:
Bafang Left Side Thumb Throttle
Distributors and builders of life changing electric bikes.
It seems to contain a hall sensor and when pressing the knob, a small bent rod without physical contact is pushed along next to the hall sensor (similar to a transistor with three connections).
I do not intend to change the controller, but wonder if there is anyone on the forum who can to suggest any of the cables for the desired function in addition to the throttles black minus and red plus? There are a lot to chose from :-()
For improvement a different controller with throttle input will be needed.
Earlier in the thread, it was all explained what you can and can't do. In your case, it's can't as far as that controller is concerned.Hello!
I also have an ANANDA MC5-B0 controller with the same display as Kudoinu had and Bafang motor in the front wheel. I'm used to an Eco-Ride bike that has a perfect throttle, that I use to get started to ride, which is the most important thing for me.
View attachment 40106
The controller does not have a socket for hand throttle, but I got this one on Internet:
Bafang Left Side Thumb Throttle
Distributors and builders of life changing electric bikes.
It seems to contain a hall sensor and when pressing the knob, a small bent rod without physical contact is pushed along next to the hall sensor (similar to a transistor with three connections).
I do not intend to change the controller, but wonder if there is anyone on the forum who can to suggest any of the cables for the desired function in addition to the throttles black minus and red plus? There are a lot to chose from :-()
Thanks for the reply.
Some folks cannot help having to leave completely unnecessary comments.
I have read the whole thread of course, but had a hope that someone in six months had come up with an alternative solution. Although everything is primarily controlled by digital technology, the energy finally must be managed by analog circuits, which are controlled by weak DC voltages. It is as I see it, it is the matter of finding the right place to connect a voltage from the throttle.
I will continue searching. Thanks for now!
Some folks cannot help having to leave completely unnecessary comments.
I have read the whole thread of course, but had a hope that someone in six months had come up with an alternative solution. Although everything is primarily controlled by digital technology, the energy finally must be managed by analog circuits, which are controlled by weak DC voltages. It is as I see it, it is the matter of finding the right place to connect a voltage from the throttle.
I will continue searching. Thanks for now!
Good luck searching.
I'm sure that's not the one, it looks more like that chip they have been inserting into people via the vaccines.
You should apologise to Neal. He was right, as you've just demonstrated. Read again and ask if there's something you don't understand.
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