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VARLA EAGLE ONE

VARLA Pegasus

SPECIFICATION

Motor
Tire
Max. Range
Display
Charger
Self Weight

Varla Dual Motor, 1000W Each
10 Inches Pneumatic Tire
64 KM
LCD
2.0A
35 KG

Frame Material
Top Speed
Brake
Payload Capacity
Battery
Charging Time

Aluminum Alloy
64 KPH
Dual Hydraulic Brake + ABS
Max. 150 KG
Recommended 120 KG
52V/18.2Ah
8~9 Hours（Single charger）
4~5 Hours（Two chargers）

TECH TIPS

Varla Eagle One unboxing and assembly introduction

P-setting instruction for Varla Eagle One

Accessing settings

Power on your scooter.
Hold the Mode and Power buttons (3seconds) to access the P-setting menu.
Press the Power button to toggle through P-settings.
Press the Power button to adjust the value.
After adjustment, short press the Power button to switch to the next feature and save the previous feature value.
To save settings, allow the LCD display to timeout (8 seconds) or long press Mode and Power buttons to exit the menu.

*Long press the Power button to change the direction of value addition and subtraction, the left display "A" means increasing the value, and the left display "d" means decreasing the value.

What do A and d mean?

Setting menu

Setting	Feature	Notes
P1	LCD brightness	1: low 2: mid 3: high Default: 3
P2	Speedometer units	0: kph 1: mph Default: 0
P3	Battery voltage (do not adjust)	From 24V to 72V Default: 52V
P4	Auto-off time	0: not set 60: 60 min Default: 5
P5	Unused
P6	Wheel diameter (do not adjust)	Default: 10.0
P7	Motor magnets (do not adjust)	From 0 to 255 Default: 28
P8	Power level	1: slowest 100: fastest Default: 100 km/h
P9	Start mode	0: zero start 1: kick to start Default: 0
P10	Unused
P11	Regenerative/Electronic brake strength	0: off, 1: weak 5: max Default: 3
P12	Acceleration	0: off 1: weak 5: strong Default: 3
P13	Unused
P14	Unused
P15	Automatic scooter voltage shut-down (do not adjust)	From 37.0 to 47.0 Default: 42.0
P16	Lifetime odometer reset	Long-press Mode button to reset to 0
P17	Cruise control	0: off 1: on Default: 0
P18	Unused
P19	Unused
P20	Communication protocol (cannot adjust)	Default: 4

Fault codes

After a long period of riding, you may encounter something fault and see one of these codes. So what does the fault code mean? Let's check the table below!

Fault Code	Feature
E 02	Brake
E 04	6km/h cruise
E 06	Battery under voltage
E 07	Motor faulty
E 09	Controller faulty
E 10	Faulty comms between controller and LCD
E 11	Faulty comms between controller and LCD
E 12	BMS failure
E 13	Headlight failure