Your Hiley electric scooter display gives you quick access to the information and controls you need while riding. Depending on your scooter model, your display may use the UKS6 system or the S2/S6 four-button system.
This guide explains the main dashboard functions and common settings. For detailed menu operations and advanced parameters, see our Complete Hiley display User Guide.
1. Identify Your Hiley Display
Hiley scooters may use different display systems depending on the model and production version.
UKS6 Dashboard
The UKS6 display provides the main riding information, including speed, battery status, mileage and riding level, together with access to various settings.
S2/S6 Four-Button Dashboard
The S2/S6 four-button display uses dedicated buttons to control the scooter and access its settings. The exact functions and menu options may vary depending on the scooter model.
If you are not sure which display your scooter uses, check the display installed on your scooter before changing any settings.
2. Basic Display Functions
Although the display layout may differ between models, the main riding information is generally designed to help you monitor your scooter at a glance.
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Speed: Shows your current riding speed.
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Battery: Displays the remaining battery information.
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Mileage: Shows riding distance and accumulated mileage.
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Riding Level: Allows you to select the available riding or speed level.
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Lights: Provides access to the scooter's lighting functions when supported.
Before riding, check the battery level, riding mode and other important information shown on the display.
3. Common Display Settings
Depending on the display and scooter model, you may be able to adjust several basic settings.
KM/H or MPH
You can select the speed unit used by the display. Choose the unit that matches your preference and local requirements.
Riding Start Mode
Some Hiley display systems allow you to configure how the scooter starts moving. Always make sure you understand the selected start mode before riding.
Cruise Control
Supported display systems may include a cruise control function. If enabled, the scooter can maintain speed under the conditions defined by the dashboard system.
EABS
Some models provide an EABS-related setting. The available function and setting may differ depending on the scooter configuration.
Speed Limit
Some display systems allow the speed limit to be adjusted through the settings menu. Do not change the speed limit without understanding the effect on your scooter's operation and local riding requirements.
4. Check Your Display Before Riding
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Make sure the display powers on normally.
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Check the battery level before starting your ride.
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Confirm the selected riding level or mode.
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Make sure the lights and other required functions work correctly.
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If an error message or warning appears, stop and check the scooter before continuing.
5. Need More Detailed Instructions?
The dashboard settings contain additional functions and parameters that are not covered in this quick guide.
For detailed button operations, menu settings, advanced parameters and troubleshooting information, please visit our complete guide:
View the Complete Hiley Electric Scooter Display User Guide →
6. Final Tips
Different Hiley scooter models may use different dashboard systems and configurations. Before changing advanced settings, make sure you are using the instructions for the correct display and scooter model.
If you are unsure about a setting, we recommend checking the complete user guide or contacting Hiley Support before making changes.
