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Just flashed the orginal firmware back and connected the orginal display. This works. So the controller is okay. Could still be a bad cable somehow. Maybe should buy a known good cable to be 100% sure. I have a 6 pin tsdz2. So I need 6 pin m to 5 pin m. Anybody maybe have these available or...

No still got the e: brakes message. I tried the option byte thingy but this also doesn’t work for me. I’m getting fed up with this somewhat if I’m honest because there isn’t something obvious wrong. Maybe should buy a new cable and a new controller.

Yes sure the gnd at the brake cable has contunity with the battery ground.

Thanks for the feedback. My tsdz2 came with a 6 pin plug. So I don’t have the vcc and it is also not wired up by me. Pulling the brakes closes the circuit. The brakes in the non pulled situation are open. But based on your feedback I also tried with a closed circuit but that does not change or...

So you mean the controller in the motor could be bad. :( Yes I got it from China. Are these known to be DOA? Would be a pity. I thought I made a wiring mistake however the cable seems to checkout with my multimeter. I can connect with the controller and read and flash it via USB.

Maybe good to mention. I bought such a cable. And used this schemetic to wire it to a 6 pin male connector (so used exactly this picture): https://github.com/OpenSourceEBike/TSDZ2_wiki/wiki/Wire-SW102-to-TSDZ2

Thanks for the answer. Just measured the cable again however there is no continuity in the brake circuit (no short). So the circuit is not closed. So the system should not see the brakes I think .

Hi There, A beginner question. Just flashed the latest firmware in the motor and sw display. I was trying it out and I get the following messages after powering on. It first say Wait tsdz2 and then e: brakes What does e: brakes mean? Is this normal or am I doing something wrong?