Wolf GT and Wolf King GT Display Settings Guide

Hello everyone, this article is intended to serve as a guide to the settings on your Wolf Warrior GT Pro and Wolf Warrior King GT Pro. We will cover all user configurable settings and explain their function.

Cruise Control:

If cruise control is set to automatic mode ( ACC under cruise control symbol) simply maintain the desired speed for 5 seconds and it will engage. If set to manual mode ( Cruise control symbol only ) hold down the ( - ) button to lock in the desired speed.

Reset Trip Odometer:

Allow 5 seconds to elapse before holding down the mode button to receive the trip odometer reset prompt.

To Enter The General Settings:

 Press the mode button within 5 seconds of the display completely turning on ( allowing the Kaabo startup animation to complete ) to enter the general settings menu.

Once in the general settings menu use the ( + ) and ( - ) button to scroll up and down the menu and the mode button to select them.

Once in the settings you will be met with the following options:

1. Exit
2. Unit
3. Set Time
4. Backlight
5. Auto Sleep
6. Password
7. Display Info
8. Advanced Set
9. Reset

1. Exit the settings menu.
2. You can select between metric or imperial units here.
3. You can adjust the system clock here.
4. This allows you to adjust the backlight settings ( 1 being the lowest and 5 being the brightest ).
5. Here you can set the amount of time you would like to elapse before the scooter shuts off, or turn the feature off.
6. Here you can turn the system password on or off. You can turn the password on or off specifically for the greeting ( password prompt at startup ) or the advanced settings menu. These can be turned on independently of each other if you prefer. Once you turn one of them on you can then scroll down to the “0000” that has appeared and set a password. You can save the password by holding down the mode button.
7. General information about the display and its firmware.
8. The advanced settings menu.
9. You can reset the settings back to factory/stock values.

Advanced Settings:

You will be prompted to enter a password here. The default password is “1500” if your own password is not enabled for advanced settings. This Can be entered by scrolling up or down using the ( + ) or ( - ) buttons to select the number, then hold down the mode button to enter the password.

1. Wheel Diameter
2. Speed Limitation
3. Speed Magnets
4. ABS
5. Kick Start
6. Cruise Control
7. Temp Protection
8. System Voltage
9. Low Voltage
10. Assistant Mode

1. This is to change the wheel diameter the system accounts for. The Default is 11 and should be kept as such.
2. This allows you to apply a limit to the top speed represented as a percentage of the maximum speed.
3. This is the amount of magnets that are in the motor, the default is 30. This value should not be adjusted.
4. This is to turn the “ABS” function on and off. This does not operate as the ABS in your car where a wheel slips while braking and the system pulses the brake to regain traction. In this application the controller constantly pulses the electronic brake to limit the amount of time it is able to impart braking to the motor thus limiting overall electronic braking strength.
5. This is to turn kick-to-start on or off. We always recommend having this function engaged. This a very heavy and fast scooter which if the throttle were accidently bumped could cause damage to property or injury if the scooter were to accelerate away from the user.
6. This is to turn the cruise control function on and off. You can also select between Auto and Manual mode. The automatic mode will engage if a specific speed is held for 5 seconds while the manual mode requires pressing the ( - ) for 5 seconds.
7. You can select a temperature where the scooter will begin to limit performance to protect the electronics. The maximum is 130 degrees Celsius.
8. You can change the system voltage here. The default is 72V and should not be adjusted.
   
   9. You adjust the voltage at which the scooter shuts down to protect the battery. This should not be adjusted for battery safety and should be left at 58V.
9. Enter this menu to adjust individual settings for each electronic gear from 1 through 5. You can fine tune specific configurations to best suit your needs here.

Assistant Mode Sub-Menu:

Once entered this sub menu you will be presented with assist levels 1-5. These are the electronic “gears” you adjust up or down while riding to modulate power. You can scroll up or down using the ( + ) or ( - ) buttons and select an individual power setting to adjust. When opened you will be presented with these options:

1. Speed Limitation
2. E-ABS
3. FM-Current Ltd.
4. RM-Current Ltd.
5. FM-Acceleration
6. RM-Acceleration

1. This allows you to apply a limit to the top speed represented as a percentage of the maximum speed.
2. This allows you to adjust the intensity of the E-ABS system if engaged. Level 1 is the weakest and Level 5 is the strongest.
3. This allows you to adjust the maximum amount of current allowed to go to the front motor. The minimum current allowed is 1A and the maximum current allowed is 60A
4. This allows you to adjust the maximum amount of current allowed to go to the rear motor. The minimum current allowed is 1A and the maximum current allowed is 60A
5. This allows you to adjust the intensity of the acceleration for the front motor. Level 1 is the weakest acceleration while Level 5 is the strongest acceleration.
6. This allows you to adjust the intensity of the acceleration for the rear motor. Level 1 is the weakest acceleration while Level 5 is the strongest acceleration.

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