Have you just acquired a Weebot Omaha or Weebot Maverick electric scooter? It features a QS1 screen. We guide you to discover all the settings of your Weebot scooter screen to configure your vehicle. Follow our complete guide with the meaning of the different driving modes as well as the error symbols on the display.
QS1 Display
Equipped with a backlit black liquid crystal display, the QS1 display is the old display model used on the very first Weeboot scooters, namely Omaha, Maverick, and Mohave. Although replaced by the QS-S4 or LT-01 models, this first display still retains the basic and essential functions of any accelerator.
Which scooters are equipped with the QS1 accelerator?
Here is the list of electric scooter models compatible with this display:
Weebot Maverick electric scooter
Weebot Mohave electric scooter
Minimotors Mini 4 Pro First Generation electric scooter
Complete guide to setting the Weebot QS1 screen
The settings of your Weebot electric scooter are made through the control screen which also acts as an accelerator. Discover all the possible settings to provide you with riding comfort.
How to set the driving mode for Weebot Omaha and Maverick scooters?
The QS1 screen of Weebot electric scooters allows you to ride with 3 driving modes. The more you increase the level 1 -> 2 -> 3, the faster your maximum speed and acceleration will be. But you will also lose more battery life. It all depends on how you use your Omaha or your Maverick.
What are the elements present on your display:
As soon as you start your display, you will see all the elements present on your scooter's screen. Let's look together at what these abbreviations mean.
- CH: It corresponds to the number of charge cycles completed on your scooter.
- Vol: Corresponds to the actual voltage of your battery, expressed in volts.
- Km/h: Represents the actual speed at which you are riding. Displayed in kilometers per hour according to the settings you have defined.
- PAS: This word is displayed when the configured start mode is foot start.
- ODO: Corresponds to the total number of kilometers traveled on your scooter.
- Trip: Corresponds to the number of kilometers partially traveled. The count starts from 0 each time you start your scooter.
- Time: Represents the driving time since starting your scooter.
- !: This punctuation indicates braking.
You can configure these elements as you wish by accessing the settings of your QS1 display.
Battery level
Your QS1 display allows you to monitor your battery level. Thanks to its gauge, you can track your battery consumption and adjust your driving accordingly.
When your battery is full, you can fully enjoy your electric scooter by using the highest speed mode.
When your battery reaches 70%, we recommend riding at a moderate speed.
Below 50%, favor a more moderate pace by switching to intermediate speed mode. It is recommended to always stay above 35% to 40% battery to maintain optimal performance of your electric scooter's battery.
How to access advanced settings (Mode P)
To deeply adjust your Weebot electric scooter, here is how to access the programs stored in the QS1 display.
- Turn on the electric scooter.
- Press the "MODE" and "POWER" buttons simultaneously for a few seconds to access the different program menu.
- Use the "MODE" button to scroll through the different programs (p0, p1, p2, p3, p4, etc).
- Press the "POWER" button to change the setting values.
- To save, simply wait a few seconds without touching the buttons until the display returns to the home screen.
List of programs for Weebot Omaha, Maverick, and Mohave
In this section, we will detail all the available features to best adjust your electric scooter according to your preferences. There are a total of 10 adjustment programs on this accelerator model.
PO: Wheel diameter setting
This program allows you to set the wheel size of your electric scooter on the display. By default, it is set to 10 inches for the Omaha, Maverick, and Mohave scooters.
This allows calculating the speed of the electric scooter. But depending on your weight, it may be wise to fine-tune this setting so that the speedometer speed is as close as possible to the GPS speed.
P1: Battery voltage 
The battery voltage value corresponds to the power of your electric scooter. This value is 41.5 V for the Maverick and 43 V for the Omaha.
Therefore, it is unnecessary to change this value which is perfectly configured by default.
P2: Number of magnetic poles
This value corresponds to the number of magnets present in your motor. This value is preset to 15 for Omaha Maverick and Mohave scooters. Therefore, it is not necessary to modify it.
P3: Activation of the ODO
Its value is 1 and it is not modifiable.
P4: Speed unit
Depending on the regions, the units of measurement are not all the same.
Choose:
- “ 0 “: for kilometers per hour
- “ 1 “ for Miles per hour
To ride in France, Weebot recommends choosing unit 0 to display your speed in km/h.
P5: Start type
To start your Weebot Maverick or Omaha electric scooter, you have two options:
- “ 0 ” for a direct start with the throttle trigger
- “1” for a throttle active only after a push given by the foot.
For beginners or for the most powerful electric scooters, prefer foot start, and once you have gained experience, you can switch to direct start mode.
P6: Cruise control:
Cruise control allows you to ride at a constant speed without holding the throttle. This helps reduce fatigue on long distances, as well as battery consumption by reducing the number of accelerations. Select:
- “0” to deactivate cruise control
- “1” to activate cruise control
“0” is the setting mode we recommend! Because with the cruise control activated (1), when you release the throttle, your two-wheeler continues to roll at the same speed. A function that is rather dangerous when riding in the city. To be used only if you are used to driving your Weebot scooter this way.
P7: Progressive acceleration assistance:
It is possible to dose the throttle acceleration through this program.
- 0 for Soft acceleration at startup
- 1 for Powerful acceleration at startup
To avoid too violent accelerations, choose the value 0 (softer). To deploy full power at startup, enter the value 1 (faster and more responsive).
P8: Motor power
Legislation requires a maximum speed of 25km/h for electric scooters. We therefore recommend testing your device in a vacuum to adjust the percentage which varies depending on your motor's power.
P9: EABS System
The ABS system prevents the wheels from locking during emergency braking and thus allows the driver to keep control of their vehicle. Choose:
- "0" to disable it
- "1" for gentle assistance
- "2" for strong assistance
List of QS1 display error symbols
The error symbols on your electric scooter are there to indicate that there is a anomaly on your vehicle. In case of doubt, here is the list of these symbols and their meanings. You will then know which system is faulty and requires repair.
Brake sensor error symbol
This symbol means there is a problem related to the brake sensor. Check if the brake handle is stuck by pressing it multiple times. If the problem persists, check the handle spring which may be out of place.
Blocked cables or a defective sensor can also be the source of the malfunction.
Motor error symbol
This code indicates a problem related to the motor.
Check that the cables inside the motor are intact. If they are damaged, the motor will need to be replaced.
Throttle error symbol
This code indicates a problem related to the throttle.
Check your throttle (acceleration trigger) on your display because the magnet inside may have moved.
Controller error symbol
This code indicates a malfunction of the controller which may have burned out or been damaged by water infiltration. In this case, it will need to be replaced.
Before carrying out repairs on a Weebot electric scooter following an error symbol, we advise you to contact an electric scooter repairer such as our Weebot Service Center by email at sav@wee-bot.com.
We will then be able to guide you effectively on the reason(s) for the breakdown and possibly the repairs to be planned.