VM EMOVE RoadRunner Pro Manuale utente
EMOVE RoadRunner Pro Seated
Electric Scooter User Manual
High Performance Vehicle Designed by VoroMotors
Product Contents
The package will include:
●EMOVE RoadRunner Pro (1)
●Foot pegs (2)
●Stem adapter (1)
●Charging adapter (1)
●Toolkit (1)
Product Dimensions and Details
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Weight and Dimensions (Length x Width x Height)
Scooter dimensions: 56.7" x 30.7" x 43.3" / 144 cm x 77.9 cm x 109.9 cm
Scooter weight (with battery): 114.4 lbs / 51.9 kg
Standalone battery weight: 21 lbs / 9.4 kg
Seat dimensions: 20” x 7.8” x 3.5” / 51 cm x 20 x 9 cm
Handlebar width: 30.7” / 77.9 cm
Ground to handlebar height: 43.3” / 109.9 cm
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Scooter Cockpit Introduction
The VoroMotors TFT display is controlled by the rubber button console on top of the
handlebars. There is an M (Mode) button, directional (+/-) buttons, and a power
button. This is the main button console that powers on the scooter.
The headlight, turn signals and horn are controlled by the rubber button console
facing the seat. There are green indicator lights beneath the left and right buttons to
remind you the signals are engaged. The taillight includes LEDs that act as both the
turn signals and brake light. Please keep in mind that when the brakes are applied,
turn signals will not also respond (e.g., only brake light or turn signals will display).
The Domino twist grip throttle is mounted on the right handlebar and is
cable-operated. The throttle is the full width of the handgrip, which you twist to
accelerate. The brake lever on the left engages the rear hydraulic brakes; the lever
on the right engages the front hydraulic brakes.
Adjustable handlebar height: The RoadRunner Pro has a unique stem adapter with
height rings, that allow you to set the handlebars slightly higher or lower. To make the
handlebars lower, remove the rings. To keep the handlebars at their tallest height,
keep all rings installed.
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Product Use
How to Assemble the EMOVE RoadRunner Pro
Tools: Multitool, scissors, stand (optional)
Parts: Scooter, foot pegs, stem adapter, battery, multitool
Unbox the Scooter
1. Remove the foam inserts on top to make it easier to pull the scooter out of the box.
2. The foot pegs (2), stem adaptor (1), and multitool (1) are enclosed in one of the
foam inserts. The battery will also be separately packaged in the box.
3. We suggest that you get assistance from one other person to help you lift the
scooter out of the box rather than cutting it open.
a. NOTE: You should save the box and packing materials. These will come in handy if
you need to store or ship the scooter.
4. Stand the scooter upright on its kickstand or place it on a scooter stand.
5. Locate the stem adaptor. Using the multitool, remove the two screws at the
bottom of the adapter.
Assemble the Scooter
1. Slide the stem adapter over the stem on the frontend. Position the adapter so the
logo is facing outward. Replace the two screws and tighten the adapter in place.
2. From the center, remove the long metal post and stem adapter cap. Around the
adapter, you’ll notice solid metal rings (black). You can remove some of these
rings if you want to position the handlebars lower on the stem.
3. Next, use scissors to cut the zip tie securing the handlebars to the scooter.
4. Slot the handlebars over the stem adapter with the display facing the seat.
5. Slide the long metal post down the center of the stem, and secure the stem
adapter cap in place with your multitool.
6. Make sure the handlebars are centered (not askew to left/right from seated
position).
7. Using the multitool, tighten the two screws that secure the handlebars to the stem.
8. Now that the handlebars are attached, you can reposition the TFT display so that
it’s easy for you to see from a seated position.
9. Using the multitool, loosen and retighten the two screws on the frontside of the
handlebars to rotate the screen up or down. Check that the screw on the rear of
the display is tight.
10. Using scissors, cut the zip ties along the handlebars to remove the protective
foam.
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11. Using the multitool, check the screws for the throttle, brake levers, and button
consoles to make sure they are secure and the components are in the position
that you like for riding.
12. Remove protective coverings from the display and seat.
Install the Foot Pegs
1. Locate the foot pegs (2). Find the bolt and nut on either side of the frame.
2. Remove the locking plate from the pegs by removing the two screws.
3. Loosen the nut and remove the locking pin (this can be thrown away), and slide
the foot peg over the peg axel.
4. The foot peg should be attached so that it folds up at the joint (not down).
5. Put the nut on and tighten in place.
a. Note: you may need a secondary 14mm wrench to to tighten the nuts in place.
6. Take the locking plate and install it on the peg, like it was originally from the box.
7. Repeat the process on the other side.
How to Remove/Replace the Battery
1. First, locate the battery (with keys) in the center of the frame.
2. Unlatch the locking pin to unlock the top battery door. Make sure the door is clear
of the battery, so you can slide it free.
3. Grab the battery by the handle and brace your other hand on the scooter for
leverage.
4. Slide the battery on the track and out through the back to remove it from the
scooter.
5. Lock the locking mechanism.
a. Note: this will be tight the first few times until it settles with the battery.
6. To replace the battery, reverse the process.
7. When sliding onto the track, make sure the battery is fully seated against the plug
at the bottom.
8. The top battery tray should snug up against the battery.
9. Use the keys to lock it in place.
a. NOTE: The keys secure the battery in place and do not act as a security measure for
the entire scooter (no alarm or electrical features). The keys are scooter/battery
specific; if you purchase a spare battery, you’ll have two unique sets of keys.
b. Please take care of the keys as we will not be providing any duplicate keys. If you
are extra cautious, please have spare keys made post-purchase to ensure that
you have a spare.
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How to Charge
Once your scooter is assembled, start charging.
1. Plug the charging adapter into a power supply, preferably a grounded electrical
socket. When powered, the indicator light on the adapter will glow green.
2. Locate the charging port on the right side of the battery (near the rear right spring
suspension).
a. Note: You can keep the battery mounted in the scooter or remove it for
charging.
3. Open the charging port cover. Firmly press the plug into the port.
4. When the adapter is connected, the indicator light on the adapter will glow red.
5. When the device has reached full charge, the indicator light will glow green.
6. Remove the adapter upon full charge.*
7. Replace the charging port cover.
8. Unplug the adapter from the power supply.
9. Get ready to ride!
*NOTE: It is very important to properly charge and care for the battery in your scooter as it is the
most volatile component; misuse can have destructive consequences. However, the EMOVE
RoadRunner Pro battery and charging adapter have a very safe configuration and BMS, so you can
leave the scooter plugged into power even when it is fully charged without worrying.
How to Power On/Off
1. To power on the scooter, press the Power button on the top of the button console.
2. When on, the TFT display will light up and the twist throttle will respond to
movement.
3. To power off the scooter, press the Power button. The display should turn off.
NOTE: The key in the battery does NOT control power; it locks the battery in place only.
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How to Use the VoroMotors TFT Display
The VoroMotors TFT display is controlled by the button console on the top of the left
handlebar. This console has a mode (M) button, directional buttons (+/-) and a power
button.
1. Power on the display and the scooter by pressing the power button on the button
console. When you power on the scooter, this is what the primary display will look
like.
2. On the primary display, you can view the time, remaining battery power and
voltage, temperature for the front and rear motors, status of motors (on/off),
wattage of the motors, speedometer, and assist parameter settings or speed
settings.
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3. When you press the mode button, the readout will shift to the secondary display,
which provides cumulative details, like trip mileage, total mileage, trip duration,
average speed, and max speed.
4. To access the main menu settings, double-click the mode button.
5. The screen will display the following options:
a. Brightness (1: dimmest, 5: highest)
b. Clock (date, time (24-hr military time only))
c. System
■Unit system (Metric / Imperial)
■Power system (60V)
■Temperature protection (Celsius only (℃))
■Zero Start (Yes: zero start / No: kick start)
■Power indicate (Voltage: battery voltage / Percent: battery bar)
d. Auto off (1-60 mins)
e. Wheel (14.0 inch, do not change)
f. Advance settings (password protected, see next section)
g. Battery (displays current information for battery)
■Voltage
■Capacity
■Cycle Time
■Temperature
■Last Uncharge Time
■Remain Capacity
■Full Capacity
h. Factory setting (returns scooter to factory settings)
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i. Password (setting password protection)
j. Informations (displays information from trip)
■Average Speed
■Max Speed
■Trip (record)
■Odometer
■Hardware version
■Software version
6. Update settings using the button console. Use the directional buttons to toggle
through features, and press mode to select the feature. You can tell which feature
you are on because the icon will be green (otherwise blue). You cycle through the
icons from left to right.
a. Once you have selected the feature you want to change, use the
directional buttons to increase/decrease values.
b. Press the mode button to save and exit back to the main menu.
7. From the main information screen, you can reset the trip information displayed
on the screen. To reset the Average Speed, Max Speed, and Trip details, long-press
the directional buttons (+/-) simultaneously.
8. From the main information screen, long-press the mode (M) button to switch
between single and dual motor modes. When dual motor mode is engaged, you’ll
see a red rocket icon on the display and the interface colorways will shift.
a. For single motor mode, the display will show a single color around the
speedometer
b. For dual motor mode, the display will show colored rings to indicate the
increasing speed (green: low, orange: mid, red: high).
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VoroMotors Advance Settings
The advance settings (also known as performance or p-settings) allow you to customize
the display and configuration of the device.
1. To access the P-settings, start with the display on.
2. Double-click the mode button to access the main menu.
3. Scroll through the features using the directional buttons until you find Advance
setting.
4. Press the mode button to select Advance setting.
5. A password interface will pop-up. You must enter a 4-digit password to continue.
a. The default password is 2112.
6. In the Advance setting, you can access the following:
a. Speed limit (0-100%, default 100%)
b. Cruise control (On/Off)
c. Anti-lock braking ABS (On/Off)
d. Speed magnets (30, do not change)
e. Assist parameter (Riding Profile settings)
f. Export
7. To toggle between settings, use the directional buttons. Use mode to select the
Advance setting, directional buttons to adjust the value, and mode to save and
exit.
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