Engwe BC281 E-bike Display User Manual

Model: BC281 (DTK5) | Version: V1.0

Product Description and Specifications

This section provides an overview of the Engwe BC281 e-bike display and its components.

BC281 Display:

Image of the Engwe BC281 e-bike display mounted on handlebars, showing current speed (20.6 km/h), trip distance (2048.9 km), and assist level (3).

DTK5 Remote:

Image of the DTK5 remote control unit.

Parts Description

Diagrams showing the dimensions of the BC281 display unit. Overall dimensions are approximately 86.00mm (height) x 59.00mm (width). The screen area is approximately 55.60mm (width) x 48.87mm (height). Side view shows a depth of approximately 13.80mm. Bottom view shows a depth of approximately 50.98mm and a width of 55.60mm, with mounting points indicated.

Function Introduction

Diagrams showing the dimensions of the DTK5 remote control. Top view shows dimensions of approximately 46.64mm x 31.98mm. Side view shows a diameter of approximately 22mm for handlebar mounting.

Features

The BC281 display supports common riding parameters and statistical results, along with several useful functions:

Additionally, the Bluetooth version supports:

Buttons Functions

Button Name Functions
[Power] [Power] 1. Power on/off
2. Setting confirmation
[+] [+] 1. Parameter adjustment
2. Menu operation
[-] [-] 1. Parameter adjustment
2. Push mode on/off
3. Menu operation
[i] [i] Menu operation

Operation

Power on/off

Long press the [Power] button to power on. The boot interface will be shown for about 1.5 seconds, followed by the riding interface.

Image of the BC281 display showing a boot screen with '? 100%' battery indicator, followed by the main riding interface displaying '0.0 KM/H' speed, '0.0 KM' trip distance, and 'ASSIST 0' level.

In any interface, long press the [Power] button. The shutdown interface will be shown for about 2 seconds before powering off.

Image of the BC281 display showing a shutdown sequence with '? 100%' battery indicator, followed by the main riding interface displaying '0.0 KM/H' speed, '0.0 KM' trip distance, and 'ASSIST 0' level.

Riding Interface

The BC281 provides various styles of riding interface, which can be switched by clicking the [i] button.

1. Simple Mode

Image of the BC281 display in Simple Mode. Shows '? 100%' battery indicator, a light indicator icon, 'SPEED 0.0 KM/H', 'ASSIST 0', and 'TRIP DIST. 0.0 KM'.

2. Sports Mode

Image of the BC281 display in Sports Mode. Shows '? 100%' battery indicator, riding time '00:00:00', 'SPEED 0.0 KM/H', 'ASSIST 0', 'TRIP DIST. 0.0 KM', and 'Calorie burnt 000 KCAL'.

3. Statistical Mode

Image of the BC281 display in Statistical Mode. Shows '? 100%' battery indicator, 'TRIP DIST. 0.0 KM', 'TRIP TIME 0000 h 00 m', 'AVG. SPEED 0.0 KM/H', 'MAX. SPEED 0.0 KM/H', 'CAL. BURNT 0 KCAL', 'TOTAL DIST. 0.0 KM', and 'SPEED 0.0 KM/H'.

Assist Level Switch and Error Code

Assist Level Switch

Click [+] or [-] to switch assist levels. Press and hold the [-] button to enter the push mode, and release to exit.

Error Code

Image of the BC281 display showing an error screen with a warning icon, "FAULT", and the error code "30".

Common error codes are provided below (for reference only, depending on other electrical parts of the e-bike):

KM5S protocol Error Code

Error Code Meaning
21Current or Mos Error
22Throttle Error
23Motor Phase Error
24Motor Hall Error
25Brake Error
26Low-voltage protection
30Communication Error

Li2 protocol Error Code

Error Code Meaning
02Brake Error
06Low-voltage protection
07Motor Phase Error
08Throttle Error
09Current or Mos Error
14Motor Hall Error
30Communication Error

User Menu

To enter the user menu, please long press the [i] button for 2 seconds on the riding interface when the e-bike is static (speed is 0).

Image of the BC281 display showing the "Menu" screen with options: "Back <", "Clear Data", "Setup", "System info.", "Connect to APP".

To ensure user safety, the menu can only be accessed when static. In this interface, you can switch submenus by clicking the [+] or [-] button, and enter a submenu by clicking the [i] button.

1. Clear Data

Image of the BC281 display showing the "Clear Data" submenu with options: "Trip Distance", "Factory Reset", "Back <".

(1) Clear Trip Data

Select "Trip Distance" and click the [i] button to enter. You can then clear the trip distance by following the on-screen prompts.

Image of the BC281 display showing the "Clear Trip Dist.?" confirmation screen with "Yes" and "No" options. It also lists that this operation will also clear: Trip Time, Max & Avg Speed, and Calories Burnt.

[Note] The trip time, max speed, average speed, and calories burnt will also be cleared by this operation.

2. Factory Reset

Select "Factory Reset" and click the [i] button to enter. You can reset the parameters.

Image of the BC281 display showing the "Factory Reset?" confirmation screen with "Yes" and "No" options. A warning states: "All Data Will Be Cleared" and "All Settings Revert To Default".

3. Setup

Image of the BC281 display showing the "Setup" menu with options: "Auto Headlight", "Set Unit", "Set Brightness", "Auto Power-Off", "Back <".

(1) Auto Headlight

Select "Auto Headlight" and click the [i] button to enter the submenu. You can enable or disable the automatic headlight function.

Image of the BC281 display showing the "Auto Headlight" setting screen with "Yes" and "No" options.

(2) Set Unit

Select "Set Unit" and click the [i] button to enter the submenu. You can select the unit.

Image of the BC281 display showing the "Set Unit" screen with options: "Metric - Km" and "Imperial - Mile".

(3) Set Brightness

Select "Set Brightness" and click the [i] button to enter the submenu. You can use the [+] or [-] button to adjust the backlight brightness level in the range of 0-5.

Image of the BC281 display showing the "Set Brightness" screen with '+' and '-' buttons, and '5' indicating the current level, with 'i: SET' to confirm.

(4) Set Auto Power-Off

Select "Auto Power-Off" and click the [i] button to enter the submenu. You can use the [+] or [-] button to adjust the automatically power off time in the range of 0-99, where 0 means not to automatically power off.

Image of the BC281 display showing the "Auto Power-Off" screen with '+' and '-' buttons, and '10 min' indicating the current setting, with 'i: SET' to confirm.

4. System Info.

Enter "System Info" to view system information.

Image of the BC281 display showing the "System Info" screen with details: "Wheel Size: 29 inch", "Speed Limit: 15 MPH", "HMI Version: 4.1.7", and a "Back <" option.

Attentions

  1. Be sure to power off first before connecting and disconnecting the cable, or the display will be totally damaged.
  2. When fixing the display to the e-bike, please ensure that the torque of the screwdriver is about 0.2Nm (DO NOT EXCEED 0.6Nm), or it will cause damage to the handle.
  3. Do not put the display into water.
  4. The display can be wiped with wet and soft cloth, but DO NOT use any chemical liquid or spray on the display.
  5. Please abide by local laws and regulations when scrapping, discarding, or recycling in an environmentally friendly way, and do not discard the instrument or any accessories as resident waste.
  6. The damage and failure of the instrument caused by improper installation or use are not covered by the after-sale warranty.
  7. For more information and support, please contact service@engwe-bikes.com.

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