Reverse-engineered technical documentation of the unu Scooter Pro.
The unu Scooter Pro uses a distributed architecture with several key systems:
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Middle Driver Board (MDB) - Central control system
- Manages power distribution and system communications
- Coordinates motor control and battery management
- Provides cellular connectivity via SIM7100E module
- USB gadget, connected to DBC, exposes USB Ethernet
- Handles wakeup/sleep states
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Dashboard Controller (DBC)
- Freescale i.MX6 processor
- Manages display and user interface
- NFC reader for keycard authentication
- USB host, connected to MDB
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Electronic Control Unit (ECU)
- BOSCH/Lingbo motor controller
- unu 4kW: 4kW peak / 2.7kW continuous
- unu 3kW: 3kW peak / 1.9kW continuous
- Encrypted CAN bus communication
- Controls motor and regenerative braking
- BOSCH/Lingbo motor controller
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Main Battery System
- 14s7p configuration using INR22/71-7 cells
- 50.8V nominal, 58.2V max charging voltage
- 35Ah/1778Wh capacity
- NFC communication for data channel
- LED status ring
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Auxiliary Power
- 12V auxiliary lead-acid battery for core systems
- DC/DC converter for system power
- Connectivity Box Battery (CBB, Lithium-Ion) for cellular/GPS
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Bluetooth LE - Local device connectivity
- Service UUIDs documented in Bluetooth Docs
- Device control and status monitoring
- Firmware updates over BLE (OTA transfer protocol)
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Cellular - Remote connectivity
- SIM7100E module on MDB
- Remote diagnostics and updates
- User app connectivity
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Redis - Internal communication
- Runs on 192.168.7.1:6379 (MDB)
- Inter-process communication
- System state management
- Full Redis documentation
Detailed documentation available for:
The MDB runs several system services that coordinate vehicle operations. For detailed documentation of each service, see Services Documentation.
Librescoot provides open-source replacement firmware for unu Scooter Pro systems, including:
- Core System Services: alarm, battery, bluetooth, ECU, keycard, modem, power management, settings, vehicle
- Dashboard Services: backlight control, illumination monitoring
- Update Services: OTA updates, version tracking
- Communication Services: nRF52 UART protocol
For complete Librescoot service documentation, see Librescoot Services.
The scooter operates in several power states:
- Hibernating
- Booting
- Stand-By
- Parked
- Ready
- Shutting Down
State transitions are triggered by:
- User actions (lock/unlock)
- Power management events
- System commands
Detailed state diagrams and transitions
lsc is a comprehensive command-line tool for controlling and monitoring Librescoot systems. It provides easy access to:
- Vehicle control (lock/unlock, hibernate)
- Service management (start/stop/logs)
- Battery and GPS monitoring
- Alarm system control
- Settings management
- OTA updates
- System diagnostics
See lsc documentation for complete command reference.
Quick examples:
lsc status # Show overall system status
lsc lock # Lock the scooter
lsc battery # Show battery information
lsc svc list # List all services
lsc svc logs vehicle -f # Follow vehicle service logs- MDB UART, Pin 1 = GND, Pin 2 = TXD, Pin 3 = RXD
- MDB access: 192.168.7.1
- DBC access: 192.168.7.2 - connect via SSH (root@192.168.7.2) from MDB
- Redis: 192.168.7.1:6379