E-Bike Doctor PRO
Displays and P-menus

KT-LCD3 (Kunteng) – KT LCD család

Partial data

Entering the menu

General setting: hold a button within 5 s after power-on (button symbol unreadable in the source); no key press for 1 min: setting invalid, returns. Exit: long press, saves.

Parameters

P-no.ParameterValuesStatus
Max speedMaximum speedDefault 25 km/h (range not given in the source)Sourced
WheelWheel diameter6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26, 700C, 28 inchSourced
UnitsUnitsmetric (km/h, km, °C) or imperial (MPH, miles, °F)Sourced
P1Motor characteristicMotor gear ratio × rotor magnet count (rounded), 1–255Secondary source – verify
P2Wheel speed pulsesPulses per wheel revolution; 0 if not usedSecondary source – verify
P3Power-assist control0: throttle depends on PAS level (other values unclear in the source)Secondary source – verify
P4Throttle start-up0 = start directly with throttle, 1 = pedalling required firstSecondary source – verify
P5Battery monitoring0 = real-time voltage monitoring; range 0–40Secondary source – verify
C1–C6C parametersC1 PAS sensor, C2 motor phase coding, C3 assist-ratio initialisation, C4 throttle function (0–5), C5 controller max current, C6 backlight. One source warns that changing these from the display can cause controller failure.Secondary source – verify

Safe workflow

  • Photograph the display label and EVERY original P-value before changing anything.
  • Record the controller model, battery nominal voltage, motor and speed-sensor type.
  • Find the manual for the exact display + controller; another model's table does not carry over.
  • Change one parameter at a time and test on a stand with the wheel raised (brake cut-off, start, every PAS level).
  • Never raise the current limit above controller/motor/battery/BMS ratings, never lower undervoltage protection, never bypass the local speed limit.

Common problems

  • Inaccurate speed: wheel size, magnet/pulse count, sensor gap and cable; identify the right P-number only from the manual.
  • No communication / code 30: protocol (e.g. S866 P20), connector pins, voltage class and display–controller compatibility. Same connector ≠ compatible.
  • Wrong battery gauge: the voltage-class parameter (e.g. SW900 P03) must match the real battery; measure with a multimeter first.
  • Delayed or intermittent PAS: magnet disc type/count (e.g. SW900 P13), sensitivity, gap and sensor orientation.