Teverun Display (Suit Q, Blade & Fighter Series)

The Teverun Display (Suit Q, Blade & Fighter Series) are the factory stock displays to suit Teverun series of Q, Blade GT and Fighter (including mini variants).

• Choose the appropriate display from the list of variants shown. eSN has attempted to list all the current displays of Teverun used across these models, including displays that replace superseded legacy variants. Use the variant naming convention to "drill down" to the appropriate display for your build by cross-referencing the designations (terminology). eSN avoids using ambiguous designations of "V1", "V2" etc as the versioning can relate to different aspects of a display/generation.
• Displays are fitted with black 6-pin M8 male connector that connects to the main cable. The early 3.5" TFT versions have a hard wired switch assembly and later versions have an additional a 5-pin green female M8 connector for separate, modular switch.
• The early model Blade GT, Blade X and Teverun Fighter series models had a "non-App" TFT (where there is no app functionality for phone, Bluetooth etc). The newer "App" models accompany 2023 onwards models where Teverun progressed to App functionality. The two are not interoperable. Supplied as genuine Teverun factory spare.
• Product images show the 3.5" TFT variants of:
  • TFT 3.5" Non-App Non-NFC Pre-App models of Blade GT+/X/Fighter 11/Supreme [TBL-3] [Switch]
  • TFT 3.5" App 2024 NFC Fighter 11/Supreme(all) [TBL-TFT2 AWT035A1-T01 (T35)] [2-Plug]

Notes:

1. Displays designated as 2-plug are without the hard wired switch. Where designated as switch, the hard-wired switch is included as part of the display. The switch instrumentation panel has buttons: POWER, M (memory), + and - buttons. The 2-plug version was introduced ~2024 to accompany the finger throttle with buttons, hence often designated as 2024.
2. The 3.5" TFT (portrait) and 4" Central Displays (landscape) Power-ON automatically through either the external NFC card reader or PKE (personal keyless entry), the later typically accompanied with the 4" Central Display in later Fighter models. The power button can power-OFF (but not lock) and power-ON (when PKE/NFC is unlocked), essentially downstream in series circuit. The external card reader (NFC) or remote control (PKE) needs be functioning appropriately in order for display to work. NFC's tend to have a higher failure rate than displays, so triage by assure NFC is operating through testing for presence of power on the black 6-pin M8 connector on main line to assure power is being delivered to display.
3. Amongst the 3.5" TFT (portrait) displays, there is a slight difference observed in the housing between older (USB Type A) and newer (USB type C) displays, potentially with differences in functionality or presentation of the display between the two. Regardless, the USB ports on Teverun displays is not marketed or intended to be used for purposes of USB charging as they are only fitted for purpose of factory programming. Delivering excessive USB power through the port (to charge a phone for example) is not recommended and can result in display failure.
4. The 3.5" TFT (TBL-TFT2) has an internal NFC card reader, used for entry (lock/unlock the scooter) and also lock/unlock speed limiter.
5. The 4" Central Display has an internal NFC card reader, used exclusively to lock/unlock speed limiter only. Entry is managed by PKE.
6. References to built-in (internal) relates to the displays that are not externally attached by bracket to the handlebar, such as in Fighter Mini ECO and GTII (non + model) where the display sits on top of the stem.
7. HFC refers to Hybrid Frequency Control, remote secure entry.