ToSeven DM Series Mid Motors

IMPORTANT:
To prevent poor torque sensor performance, ensure the bike has COMPLETELY STOPPED and that your foot is not on the pedal before powering on THE DISPLAY. (From the 2,7 website.)


John,
I will swing by at 3:45 Sun. for the display video demo. It takes two hands. I can dial the angle of crank kick-in, its now at 3 degrees. Everything is so programable down to milliseconds, and each nano-voltage for each sensor of in-put. Visitors and fans are fully blown away to the state of total incredulity, a frenzy of disbelief. It is just too good. We will show them and followers will be assured by documenting it all live. These settings are not the Koran or Bible; cargo moms have different needs than rock garden dads. It is a gravel bike. That is how it is set. Others may vary and should. Dial your own bike to your own desirers. @Stephan might want a bike he controls to every aspect of his engineering preferences. Or maybe he really likes is off the rack at retail and wants to be a little female dog who is bossed and slapped on the butt with abuse and money taken. Mine is set to a max of 60 kph because that's when it totally spins out. His does 15.3 mph max and then it takes a big dump on the side of the road.

PedalUma
 
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IMPORTANT:
To prevent poor torque sensor performance, ensure the bike has COMPLETELY STOPPED and that your foot is not on the pedal before powering on THE DISPLAY. (From the 2,7 website.)


John,
I will swing by at 3:45 Sun. for the display video demo. It takes two hands. I can dial the angle of crank kick-in, its now at 3 degrees. Everything is so programable down to milliseconds, and each nano-voltage for each sensor in-put. Visitors and fans are fully blown away to the state of total incredulity, a frenzy of disbelief. We will show them and will be assured by documenting it all live. These settings are not the Koran or Bible; cargo moms have different needs than rock garden dads. It is a gravel bike. That is how it is set. Others may vary and should.

PedalUma
Dude... I'm glad you're excited and that it's working great for you.. But that's how the programming is done.
The programmable UART Bafangs allow you to dial in crank kick in and the Ultra with torque sensor allows for milli volt and milli second adjustments and all have been available for years.
It does sound perhaps that 2/7 does get a bit more granular... But the real question is... is the end result better?
So with no real instructions and end user decipher needed what you describe is nothing new.
If you have real usable info... Dump it.
 
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