BAFANG DP C07.CAN User Manual

Table of Contents

• 7.1 Important Notice
• 7.2 Introduction of Display
• 7.3 Product Description
• 7.4 Display Layout
• 7.5 Key Definition
• 7.6 Normal Operation
• 7.7 Settings
• 7.8 Error Code Definition

7.1 Important Notice

• If error information cannot be corrected per instructions, contact your retailer.
• The product is designed to be waterproof, but avoid submerging it under water.
• Do not clean the display with a steam jet, high-pressure cleaner, or water hose.
• Use the product with care.
• Do not use thinners or other solvents for cleaning, as they can damage surfaces.
• Warranty does not cover wear, normal use, and aging.

7.2 Introduction of Display

Model: DP C07.CAN BUS

The housing material is PC and Acrylic, and the button material is made of silicone.

The label marking includes:

• BAFANG
• DPC07CL10101.0
• PD051305

Note: Keep the QR code label attached to the display cable for potential future software updates.

7.3 Product Description

7.3.1 Specifications

• Operating temperature: -20 ℃ to 45℃
• Storage temperature: -20 ℃ to 50℃
• Waterproof: IP65
• Bearing humidity: 30%-70% RH

7.3.2 Functional Overview

• Speed display (real-time, top speed, average speed), switchable between km/h and miles/h.
• Battery capacity indicator.
• Automatic sensors explanation of the lighting system.
• Brightness setting for backlight.
• Indication of performance support.
• Walk assistance.
• Kilometer stand (single-trip distance, total distance).
• Display for remaining distance (depends on riding style).
• Motor output power indicator.
• Energy consumption indicator CALORIES (if the display supports this function).
• Error messages view.
• Service information.

7.4 Display Layout

The display shows:

1. Battery capacity in real time.
2. Kilometer stand (TRIP), Daily kilometers (TRIP) - Total kilometers (TOTAL).
3. Symbol indicating if the light is on.
4. Walking assistance (WALK).
5. Service: refer to the service section.
6. Menu button.
7. Speed unit (km/h or mile/h).
8. Digital speed display.
9. Speed mode (SPEED), top speed (MAXS) - Average speed (AVG).
10. Error indicator.
11. Data display corresponding to the current mode.
12. Support level.

7.5 Key Definition

The control buttons are:

• Up: Navigates up or increases value.
• Down: Navigates down or decreases value.
• + Button: Increases value or selects support level.
• i Button: Menu, OK/Enter, or confirms selection.
• Light On/Off Button: Toggles headlights and display backlight.
• System On/Off Button: Turns the system on or off.

7.6 Normal Operation

7.6.1 Switching the System ON/OFF

Press and hold the [i] button for more than 2 seconds to turn the system on. Press and hold the [i] button again for more than 2 seconds to turn the system off.

The display can automatically turn off if the "Auto Off" function is set to 5 minutes and the system is not in operation.

7.6.2 Selection of Support Levels

When the display is on, briefly press the [+] or [-] button (<0.5s) to switch support levels from 1 (lowest) to 5 (highest). The system starts at level 1.

7.6.3 Selection mode

Briefly press the [i] button (<0.5s) to cycle through trip modes: TRIP (daily kilometers), TOTAL (total kilometers), MAXS (maximum speed), AVG (average speed), RANGE (remaining distance), Output power (W), and Energy consumption (C, requires torque sensor).

7.6.4 Headlights / backlighting

Hold the [i] button for over 2 seconds to turn on the headlight and display backlight. Hold it again for over 2 seconds to turn them off.

Backlight brightness can be adjusted in the display settings. The display backlight/headlight may automatically turn on in dark environments. If manually turned off, the automatic sensor function is deactivated.

7.6.5 Walk Assistance

Walk assistance can only be activated with a standing pedelec.

Activation: Briefly press the [i] button until level null is shown, then press the [i] button again (<0.5s). The WALK symbol will appear. Hold down the [i] button to activate Walk Assistance. The pedelec will move at approximately 4.5 km/h. Releasing the button stops the motor and returns to level null. If no speed signal is detected, it shows 2.5km/h.

7.6.6 Battery capacity indication

Battery capacity is shown in ten bars. Each full bar represents a percentage of remaining capacity. A blinking frame indicates the battery needs charging.

7.7 Settings

After turning on the display, quickly press the [i] button twice (<0.3S) to enter the “MENU” interface. Use the [+] or [-] buttons to select and reset options. Press the [i] button twice (<0.3S) to confirm and return to the main screen. The display returns to the main screen after 10 seconds of inactivity without saving.

7.7.1 Setting

7.7.1.1 Reset mileage

When the system is on, quickly press the [i] button twice (<0.3S) to access the “MENU” interface. The display shows “tC”. Use the [+] or [-] buttons to choose between “y” (YES) or “n” (NO). Selecting “y” resets TRIP, MAX, and AVG data. Press the [i] button twice (<0.3S) to save and return to the main screen, or once to proceed to “Selection of unit in km/Miles”.

NOTE: Daily kilometers reset automatically if they reach 99999km.

7.7.1.2 Selection of unit in km/Miles

In the “MENU” interface, repeatedly press the [i] button until “S7” appears. Use the [+] or [-] buttons to select “km/h” or “mile/h”. Press the [i] button twice (<0.3S) to save and return to the main screen, or once to proceed to “Set light sensitivity”.

7.7.1.3 Set light sensitivity

In the “MENU” interface, repeatedly press the [i] button until “bLO” appears. Use the [+] or [-] buttons to adjust light sensitivity from 0 to 5. “0” turns off the light sensitivity. Press the [i] button twice (<0.3S) to save and return to the main screen, or once to proceed to “Set display brightness”.

7.7.1.4 Set display brightness

In the “MENU” interface, repeatedly press the [i] button until “bL1” appears. Use the [+] or [-] buttons to adjust brightness from 1 to 5. Press the [i] button twice (<0.3S) to save and return to the main screen, or once to proceed to “Set Auto Off”.

7.7.1.5 Set Auto Off

In the “MENU” interface, repeatedly press the [i] button until “OFF” appears. Use the [+] or [-] buttons to set the auto-off time from 1 to 9 minutes. Press the [i] button twice (<0.3S) to save and return to the main screen, or once to proceed to “Service Tip”.

7.7.1.6 Service Tip

In the “MENU” interface, repeatedly press the [i] button until “nnA” appears. Use the [+] or [-] buttons to choose between “0” (notification off) or “1” (notification on). Press the [i] button twice (<0.3S) to save and return to the main screen.

NOTE: If the "Service" function is on, the "SERVICE" indicator displays every time at switch on, after every 5000 km.

7.7.2 View Information

All data in this section can only be viewed, not changed.

7.7.2.1 Wheel Size

In the “MENU” interface, repeatedly press the [i] button until “LUd” appears. Press the [i] button twice (<0.3S) to return to the main screen, or once to proceed to “Speed Limit”.

7.7.2.2 Speed Limit

In the “MENU” interface, repeatedly press the [i] button until “SPL” appears. Press the [i] button twice (<0.3S) to return to the main screen, or once to proceed to “Controller hardware info”.

7.7.2.3 Controller hardware info

In the “MENU” interface, repeatedly press the [i] button until “CHc” appears. Press the [i] button twice (<0.3S) to return to the main screen, or once to proceed to “Controller software info”.

7.7.2.4 Controller software info

In the “MENU” interface, repeatedly press the [i] button until “CSc” appears. Press the [i] button twice (<0.3S) to return to the main screen, or once to proceed to “Display hardware info”.

7.7.2.5 Display hardware info

In the “MENU” interface, repeatedly press the [i] button until “dHc” appears. Press the [i] button twice (<0.3S) to save and return to the main screen, or once to proceed to “Display software info”.

7.7.2.6 Display software info

In the “MENU” interface, repeatedly press the [i] button until “dSc” appears. Press the [i] button twice (<0.3S) to save and return to the main screen, or once to proceed to “BMS hardware info”.

7.7.2.7 BMS hardware info

In the “MENU” interface, repeatedly press the [i] button until “bHc” appears. Press the [i] button twice (<0.3S) to save and return to the main screen, or once to proceed to “BMS software info”.

7.7.2.8 BMS software info

In the “MENU” interface, repeatedly press the [i] button until “dSc” appears. Press the [i] button twice (<0.3S) to save and return to the main screen, or once to proceed to “Sensor hardware info”.

7.7.2.9 Sensor hardware info

In the “MENU” interface, repeatedly press the [i] button until “SHc” appears. Press the [i] button twice (<0.3S) to save and return to the main screen, or once to proceed to “Sensor software info”.

NOTE: This information is not displayed if there is no torque sensor in the drive system.

7.7.2.10 Sensor software info

In the “MENU” interface, repeatedly press the [i] button until “SSc” appears. Press the [i] button twice (<0.3S) to save and return to the main screen, or once to proceed to “Battery info”.

7.7.2.11 Battery Information

In the “MENU” interface, repeatedly press the [i] button until “b01” appears. Briefly press [i] (0.3s) to view all battery information. Press the [i] button twice (<0.3S) to save and return to the main screen, or once to proceed to “Message of Error Code”.

Battery information includes:

• b01: Current temperature (°C)
• b04: Voltage (V)
• b06: Discharge (A)
• b07: Remaining Capacity (A/h)
• b08: Total Capacity (A/h)
• b09: Relative SOC (%)
• b10: Absolute SOC (%)
• b11: Charging cycles (number)
• b12: Maximum not charging time (Hr)
• b13: Recently not charging time (Hr)
• d00: Number of battery cell
• d01: Voltage of cell 1 (m/V)
• d02: Voltage of cell 2 (m/V)
• dn: Voltage of cell n (m/V)

NOTE: If no data is detected, "--" is displayed.

7.7.2.12 Message of Error Code

In the “MENU” interface, repeatedly press the [i] button until “EOO” appears. Briefly press [i] (0.3s) to view the last ten Error Codes from “EOO” to “EO9”. Error code “00” indicates no error.

Press the [i] button twice (<0.3S) to save and return to the main screen.

7.8 Error Code Definition

The display can show errors for a pedelec. If an error is detected, a wrench icon appears, along with an error code.

Note: Read the error code description carefully. Restart the system first. If the problem persists, contact your dealer.