Keylock (key lock) with Voltage Display suit Dragon Raptor, Bolzzen Gladiator, Zero 10X etc {VDM-10 / T10-DDM}

• Keylock with voltage meter suits models such as:
  • VDM-10 including non-NFC Dragon Raptor and models of eGlide MACH 10/10R, Bolzzen Dynamo / Gladiator, Apollo Ghost and Carbon Oxy.
  • Zero series models 8, 9, 10 (including X variants such as Zero 10X (T10-DDM)) and other ODM's such as Dragon X9 (T9) & Hunter X10 (T10-DDM), those from Bexley & Black Edition. Apollo (typically has a blue circle displays) the Light (T9), 2021 model City (T10) and early model Pro & Explore (T10-DDM).

Most models listed above have a QS-S4 throttle/display, with Dragon Raptor having throttle/display that has NFC reader which undertakes the locking. These models use this controller and interact through the keylock bypass stub explained on that page. Keylocks can be replaced, or retrofitted and co-exist with a NFC reader display/throttle in parallel or series.

• Fitted with 3-pin male JST male connector which is typically plug-and play on above models. Shown on diagrams page. Colours are:
  • Pin 1 Red = +ve (always on).
  • Pin 2 Green = Power On (key switch operation).
  • Pin 3 Black = -ve (this is required for voltage meter display operation.
    
    Connects to the Red, Orange and Black 3-pin female connector on the controller.
    
    Essentially, when the key lock is set to on (to operate scooter), the green wire on the keylock supplies power to pin 1 on the 6-pin connector that runs up stem to display/throttle (which is typically red in colour).
• Includes a set of (two) keys.
• Sourced as factory spare from the VDM-10 OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) spare parts list.

Notes:

1. Identical to something BSC would supply. The Bolzzen one appears to have more than 3-wires assuming without common +ve.
2. In most instances, eScooters with QS-S4 throttle/display (often marked 010.1 on rear) can be uplifted to the NFC reader variant as a compatible upgrade, which provides Near Field Communication security (swipe card). This provides an alternative to inserting and turning physical key. The NFC variant uses the same signalling system and wire pinouts on the connector as the non-NFC QS-S4 and offers a facelift upgrade which has an improved enclosure.
3. Keylocks are a deterrent, but relatively easy to circumvent (bypass) and/or replace. GPS trackers can typically immobilise these models and help with asset recovery.