Mcezdy M6C

Mcezdy M6C Electric Bike Display User Manual

Model: M6C

1. Introduction

Thank you for choosing the Mcezdy M6C Electric Bike Display. This manual provides detailed instructions for the installation, operation, and maintenance of your new e-bike display. The M6C features a vertical mid-mounted VA color LCD display, offering clear visibility with full vertical angle adjustment. It is designed to be robust with an IP65 waterproof rating, ensuring reliable performance in various conditions.

This display is compatible with e-bikes operating on 24V, 36V, 48V, or 60V systems and utilizes the UART2 communication protocol. Please ensure your e-bike controller also uses the UART2 protocol for proper functionality.

Mcezdy M6C Electric Bike Display mounted on a bicycle handlebar
The Mcezdy M6C Electric Bike Display showing speed, battery, and voltage.
Mcezdy M6C Electric Bike Display in rainy conditions, highlighting IP65 waterproof rating
The M6C display features an IP65 waterproof rating.

2. Specifications

FeatureDescription
ModelM6C
Display TypeVertical mid-mounted VA color LCD
Dimensions (L×W×H)98.1mm × 61.9mm × 24.6mm
FunctionsBattery Indicators, Headlight, Walk Mode, PAS Level, Speed, Trip/ODO, Running Time, Mile/KM Unit, Error Warning
Communication ProtocolUART2
USB Charging5V/500mA
Holder Diameter22.2mm (with transfer rings for 25.4mm, 28.6mm, 31.8mm)
Voltage Compatibility24V/36V/48V/60V
Waterproof RatingIP65
Shell MaterialABS
Window MaterialHigh hardness acrylic
CertificationsUKCA/SGS/CE/ROHS
Dimensional display of M6C showing measurements: 98.1mm height, 61.9mm width, 24.6mm depth, 22.2mm holder
Dimensional display of the M6C unit.
M6C display showing a USB port on the side of the holder
The M6C display features a convenient USB charging port.

3. Package Contents

The package typically includes:

  • Mcezdy M6C Electric Bike Display
  • Mounting bracket (22.2mm)
  • Mounting screws and fittings
  • Transfer rings for various handlebar diameters (25.4mm, 28.6mm, 31.8mm)
  • Instruction Manual (this document)

4. Setup and Installation

Follow these steps to install your M6C Electric Bike Display:

  1. Mount the Display: Break off the extension seat buckle and insert it from a low position. Align the display in the desired position on your handlebar (22.2mm diameter, use appropriate transfer rings for 25.4mm, 28.6mm, or 31.8mm handlebars). Tighten the screws firmly to secure the display.
  2. Connect Power: Connect the display's power cable to your e-bike's controller. Ensure the connectors match (e.g., 5PIN, 6PIN, SM 5PIN, SM 6PIN, SM 5PIN 2, SM5+2 terminal interfaces). Refer to the line sequence diagram for correct wiring.
  3. Route Cables: Wrap the display's wire down the brake line to keep it tidy and secure.
  4. Install Speed Sensor (if applicable): Install the speed transmitter and magnet on the front fork of your bike. This is typically required for accurate speed and mileage readings.
Diagram showing 6 steps for installing the M6C display on a bicycle
Installation Steps for the M6C Display.
Line sequence diagram for M6C display connectors and functional interface labels
Line sequence diagram and functional interface.
Various waterproof connector types for electric bike conversion kit, including 5PIN and 6PIN male connectors
Waterproof Electric Bike Conversion Kit connector types.

Video: M6C Electric Bike Display Installation Method.

5. Operation

The M6C display provides various functions to enhance your e-biking experience.

5.1. Display Functions

The display shows the following information:

  • Battery Indicators: Current battery level.
  • Speed: Real-time, average, and maximum speed (MPH or KM/H).
  • PAS Level: Power Assist System level (0-9 adjustable).
  • Mileage: Total mileage (ODO) and single trip mileage (TRIP A, TRIP B).
  • Running Time: Single driving time (TM).
  • Headlight Indicator: Shows if the headlight is on.
  • Error Warning: Displays error codes if issues occur.
  • Voltage (VOL) & Current (CUR): Battery voltage and current operating current.
  • Remaining Mileage (RM): Estimated remaining range.
M6C display showing speed, PAS level, and voltage
Functional interface of the M6C display.

5.2. Key Introduction and Basic Operations

  • Power On/Off: Press and hold the Power button to turn the display on or off.
  • Multi-function Display Switch: When the display is on, click the Power button to cycle through ODO, TRIP, VOL, CUR, and TM. ODO is the default display after power-on.
  • PAS Level Adjustment: When the display is on, click the '+' button to increase the PAS level (PAS+1) or the '-' button to decrease it (PAS-1). The default is PAS1.
  • Front Light Control: When the display is on, press and hold the '+' button to turn the front light on or off (under the normal speed display interface).
  • Walk Mode Function: Under the normal speed display interface, when the e-bike is stationary, press and hold the '-' button to enter 6KM/h walk mode. There are two modes:
    • Locked Mode: After pressing the '-' button, the e-bike remains in walk mode even after releasing the button. Press the '-' button again or brake to exit.
    • Non-lock Mode: The e-bike is in walk mode only while the '-' button is pressed.
  • Speed Mode Display: On the normal speed display interface, press and hold the '+' button and '-' button simultaneously to cycle through average speed, maximum speed, and real-time speed. The default display is real-time speed.

6. Settings

To enter the settings menu, press and hold the '+' and '-' buttons simultaneously. Use the Power button to navigate between parameters (P01-P20). Use the '+' button to increase values and the '-' button to decrease values. To save changes and exit, press and hold the '+' and '-' buttons again. If no action is taken, the system will automatically exit and save settings after 8 seconds.

6.1. Parameter Descriptions

  • P01: Backlight Brightness: Level 1 (darkest) to Level 3 (brightest).
  • P02: Mileage Unit: 0 = KM, 1 = MILE.
  • P03: Voltage Level: Set the voltage of your e-bike (e.g., 24V, 36V, 48V, 60V).
  • P04: Dormancy Time: 0 = No dormancy, 1-60 = Dormancy time in minutes.
  • P05: Help File Bit: 0, 3 file mode: 1, 5 gear mode.
  • P06: Wheel Diameter: Set in inches, precision 0.1. This parameter is crucial for accurate speed and mileage display.
  • P07: Speed Gauge Magnetic Steel Number: Range 1-100. For ordinary hub motors, input the magnetic steel number directly. For high-speed motors, calculate: (number of motor magnets) × (deceleration ratio).
  • P08: Speed Limit: Range 0-100 km/h. 100 means no speed limit. The input value represents the maximum operating speed. (e.g., 25 for 25km/h).
  • P09: Zero Start/Non-Zero Start: 0 = Zero start, 1 = Non-zero start.
  • P10: Drive Mode: 0 = Power Drive (power output determined by power file bit), 1 = Electric Drive (by turning the handle), 2 = Power Drive and Electric Drive Coexistence.
  • P11: Help Sensitivity Setting Range: 1-24.
  • P12: Help Start Intensity Setting Range: 0-5.
  • P13: Power Magnetic Steel Disk Type Setting: 5, 8, 12 Magnetic Steel Types.
  • P14: Controller Limit Value: Range 1-20A, default 12A.
  • P15: Controller Low Power.
  • P16: ODO Zero Setting: Press and hold the Power button for 5 seconds to reset ODO.
  • P17: Auto Cruise: 0 = No auto cruising, 1 = Auto cruising enabled.
  • P18: Display Speed Ratio Adjustment Range: 50% - 150%.
  • P19: 0 Power Bit: 0:0, 1: Does not include 0.
  • P20: 0:2 Protocol.

6.2. Reset Defaults

On the P16 menu interface, press and hold the Power button for 2 seconds to reset all defaults (this operation does not clear ODO).

7. Maintenance

To ensure the longevity and optimal performance of your M6C display, follow these maintenance guidelines:

  • Cleaning: Regularly wipe the display screen with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or solvents that could damage the screen or casing.
  • Protection: While the display is IP65 waterproof, avoid submerging it in water or exposing it to high-pressure water jets.
  • Storage: When not in use for extended periods, store the e-bike and display in a dry, cool place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.
  • Connection Check: Periodically check all cable connections to ensure they are secure and free from corrosion or damage.

8. Troubleshooting

If you encounter issues with your M6C display, refer to the following common problems and solutions:

8.1. Error Codes

The display may show error codes to indicate specific problems:

Error CodeMeaningPossible Cause / Solution
E06Battery UndervoltageBattery voltage is too low. Recharge or replace battery.
E07Motor FailureIssue with the motor. Check motor connections and motor itself.
E08Turn MalfunctioningThrottle/rotary knob issue. Check connections or replace.
E09Controller FailureIssue with the e-bike controller. Consult a technician.
E10Communication Reception FailureCommunication protocol mismatch between display and controller, or a faulty component (booster, rotary knob, motor) causing controller malfunction. Ensure UART2 protocol compatibility.
E11Communication Dispatch FailureSimilar to E10, indicates a communication issue. Check wiring and component compatibility.
Diagram showing compatibility check for ebike display with UART protocol and various BAFANG motors
Compatibility check: Ensure your e-bike uses UART protocol.

9. User Tips

  • Protocol Compatibility: The M6C display uses the UART2 communication protocol. It is crucial to verify that your e-bike's controller also supports UART2 to ensure proper functionality and avoid compatibility issues. If your controller uses a different UART variant (e.g., Bafang, KDS), the display may not work.
  • Speed Limit Settings: The default speed limit setting on the M6C is typically unlimited (set to 100). If your e-bike's controller has its own speed limit, the display will only show the speed allowed by the controller, regardless of the display's setting.
  • Adjusting Speed Limit (P08): To change the speed limit, long press the '+' and '-' keys simultaneously to enter the menu. Short press the Power button to navigate to P08. Use the '+' key to set your desired speed. After adjusting, long press the '+' and '-' keys again to save the setting and exit the menu.
Image with text 'Purchase Tips: The product protocol is UART2. This ensures compatibility with your e-bike and helps avoid any compatibility issues.'
Important purchase tip regarding UART2 protocol compatibility.

10. Warranty and Support

For warranty information, technical support, or service inquiries, please contact the seller or manufacturer directly. Keep your purchase receipt as proof of purchase.

For additional information, you may refer to the official user manual PDF: User Manual (PDF)

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