Understanding your electric scooter dashboard makes it easier to adjust settings, check riding information and use your scooter correctly.
Hiley electric scooters use different dashboard systems depending on the model and production version. The UKS6 display is used with models covered by the T10 V5, SUPRA, RS and XS dashboard manual, while the S2 and S6 displays are used with the 2025 T-EVO series.
Although the displays have similar functions, their menus and button operations are not exactly the same.
This guide explains the main dashboard functions, common display information and the most important settings for both systems.
Before changing any advanced parameter, make sure you know which dashboard your scooter uses.
1. Identify Your Hiley Scooter Dashboard
The first step is to identify which dashboard system is installed on your scooter.
UKS6 Dashboard
The UKS6 dashboard manual covers the display system used with the Tiger 10 V5, Tiger SUPRA, Tiger King RS and Tiger XS configurations covered by the manual.
The UKS6 display supports 52V, 60V and 72V vehicle configurations according to the product specification.
The dashboard provides riding information such as speed, battery status, mileage, riding time, power consumption, temperature and motor information.
S2 and S6 Dashboards
The S2 and S6 four-button dashboard manual covers the 2025 Hiley T-EVO series.
The display system supports 48V, 52V and 60V vehicle configurations according to the product specification.
The S2 and S6 systems provide similar basic riding information, but their setting menus use different menu structures.
Do not change advanced parameters simply because the menu option is available.
2. Understanding the Riding Interface
The main dashboard screen provides information about the scooter while you are riding.
Depending on the dashboard version, the screen can display several types of information at the same time.
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Real-time speed
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Battery level or battery voltage
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PAS or gear level
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Headlight status
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Brake indication
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Error information
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Power consumption
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Trip mileage
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Riding time
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Total mileage
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Temperature
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Turn signal status
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Single- or dual-motor status
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Front- and rear-motor information
Real-Time Speed
The speed area displays the scooter's current riding speed.
The available speed unit can be changed between kilometers per hour and miles per hour through the corresponding dashboard setting.
Battery Information
The dashboard can display the remaining battery information using either a percentage or voltage display, depending on the dashboard and selected setting.
On the UKS6 system, the battery display mode can be changed between voltage and percentage.
Changing the display mode changes how the battery information is shown; it does not change the actual battery capacity.
PAS or Gear Level
The dashboard uses riding levels to control the available riding performance.
The UKS6 system provides levels 0 through 5, with level 5 representing the fastest level in the standard setting.
The S2/S6 system also provides gear levels that can be selected using the corresponding buttons.
3. How to Turn the Scooter On and Off
Powering On the Scooter
Press and hold the POWER button for approximately 2–3 seconds until the dashboard powers on.
Depending on the vehicle configuration, the scooter can also be powered on using the NFC function or a configured password.
Powering Off the Scooter
There are several ways to turn the scooter off.
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Use the NFC function when supported.
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Press and hold the POWER button for approximately 2–3 seconds.
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Allow the automatic shutdown function to turn the scooter off after the configured standby period.
The factory default automatic shutdown time described in the manuals is 10 minutes.
4. How to Change the Riding Level
The riding level determines the selected riding mode of the scooter.
UKS6 Dashboard
On the UKS6 system, single-click the "+" or "-" button to switch between levels 0 and 5.
The factory default startup gear is level 0.
S2 and S6 Dashboard
The S2/S6 system also allows the rider to change the selected gear using the "+" and "-" buttons.
The S2 system additionally provides a Manual / Automatic Gear Switch setting, allowing the rider to choose between manually selecting a fixed gear and automatic gear shifting.
Gear settings should normally be left at their factory values unless adjustment is required for a specific vehicle configuration.
5. How to Change the Information Shown on the Display
The dashboard can cycle through different riding information depending on the display system.
UKS6 Display Information
Press the M button to cycle through numerical information such as:
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TRIP – distance traveled during the current trip
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TIME – current riding time
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ODO – total accumulated mileage
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POW – real-time power consumption
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Temperature
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Battery voltage
S2 and S6 Display Information
The S2/S6 system can display different riding information including trip mileage, riding time, total mileage and power information.
The S2/S6 system also provides speed information modes that can show real-time speed, average speed and maximum speed.
6. How to Clear Temporary Riding Data
Temporary riding information can be cleared without changing the scooter's total accumulated mileage.
UKS6
Press the "+" and "-" buttons at the same time to clear temporary data.
The single-trip distance and riding time will reset to zero.
S2 and S6
Press the "+" and "-" buttons at the same time to clear temporary riding data.
Depending on the display version, the temporary information can include maximum speed, average speed, trip distance and riding time.
Clearing temporary data does not mean that the scooter's total ODO mileage is reset.
7. How to Turn the Lights On and Off
The dashboard provides a control for the scooter's lighting system.
UKS6 Dashboard
Long-press the "+" button to turn the light on or off.
S2 and S6 Dashboard
On the S2/S6 system, long-press the M button to turn the light on or off.
The exact button operation therefore depends on which dashboard system is installed on the scooter.
8. Single-Motor and Dual-Motor Mode
Some Hiley electric scooters support single- and dual-motor operation.
The dashboard provides an indication of the current motor mode.
UKS6 Dashboard
Long-press the M button to switch between single- and dual-motor modes.
When dual-motor mode is active, the dual-motor icon appears on the display.
When the scooter is operating in single-motor mode, the dual-motor icon is not displayed.
S2 and S6 Dashboard
The S2/S6 system also provides single- and dual-motor switching where supported by the scooter configuration.
On the S6 system, the front- and rear-wheel motor information can also be viewed separately.
Motor-related functions depend on the actual scooter configuration. A dashboard menu option does not mean that every scooter supports every motor function.
9. Front and Rear Motor Information
For scooters equipped with multiple drive motors, the dashboard can provide information about the current motor status.
On the UKS6 system, long-press the "-" button to switch between front- and rear-wheel motor information.
The S6 system also provides front- and rear-wheel motor information.
The motor information area can indicate the current drive motor power and display fault information when a motor-related problem is detected.
10. UKS6 Basic Setting Menu
The UKS6 dashboard provides a dedicated parameter setting menu.
To enter the setting menu:
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Double-click the M button.
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Use the "+" or "-" button to switch between setting options.
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Press the M button to select a setting value.
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Use "+" or "-" to change the value.
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Press M to confirm the change.
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Double-click M to leave the setting menu and return to the main screen.
Screen Brightness
The screen brightness can be adjusted from level 1 to level 5.
Level 1 is the darkest setting and level 5 is the brightest setting.
The factory default setting is level 4.
Automatic Shutdown Time
The automatic shutdown time can be adjusted from 1 to 10 minutes.
The OFF option disables automatic shutdown.
The factory default setting is 10 minutes.
KMPH / MPH Unit Switch
The speed unit can be changed between kilometers per hour and miles per hour.
0 represents KM/H and 1 represents MPH.
Changing the displayed unit does not change the actual performance of the scooter.
Cruise Mode
The UKS6 dashboard provides a cruise control setting.
0 represents OFF and 1 represents ON/AUTO.
When enabled, the system can maintain a stable riding speed after the required riding conditions are reached.
Battery Display Mode
The battery display mode determines how remaining battery information is shown.
0 represents voltage display and 1 represents percentage display.
The factory default setting is percentage display.
11. S6 Basic Setting Menu
The S6 dashboard has its own setting menu structure.
To enter the S6 setting menu:
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Double-click the M button.
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Use "+" or "-" to select the desired setting option.
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Press M to select the setting value.
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Use "+" or "-" to change the value.
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Press M to confirm the change.
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Double-click M to return to the main screen.
Screen Brightness
The S6 screen brightness can be adjusted from level 1 to level 5.
Level 1 is the darkest setting and level 5 is the brightest setting.
The factory default setting is level 4.
Automatic Shutdown Time
The automatic shutdown time can be adjusted from 1 to 10 minutes.
The OFF option disables the automatic shutdown function.
The factory default setting is 10 minutes.
KMPH / MPH Unit Switch
The speed unit can be changed between KM/H and MPH.
0 represents KM/H and 1 represents MPH.
This setting changes the displayed unit only and does not change the actual scooter performance.
Manual / Automatic Gear Switch
The S6 system provides a Manual / Automatic Gear Switch.
Manual mode allows the rider to select a fixed gear using the "+" and "-" buttons.
Automatic mode allows the system to automatically switch between different gears according to the current riding conditions.
12. S2 Basic Setting Menu
The S2 dashboard has a separate setting menu with its own parameter structure.
The basic S2 settings include:
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Screen brightness
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Automatic shutdown time
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KM/H or MPH unit
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Manual or automatic gear switching
Screen Brightness
The S2 screen brightness can be adjusted from level 1 to level 5.
Level 1 is the darkest setting and level 5 is the brightest setting.
The factory default setting is level 4.
Automatic Shutdown Time
The automatic shutdown time can be adjusted from 1 to 10 minutes.
OFF can be selected to disable automatic shutdown.
The factory default setting is 10 minutes.
Speed Unit
The S2 dashboard allows the displayed speed unit to be switched between KM/H and MPH.
Changing the unit changes the displayed number only. It does not change the scooter's actual speed or range.
Manual / Automatic Gear
The S2 dashboard allows the rider to select manual or automatic gear operation.
In Manual mode, the rider selects the desired gear using the dashboard buttons.
In Automatic mode, the system can switch between gears according to the current riding conditions.
13. Advanced Settings: What You Should Know
Both the UKS6 and S2/S6 systems include advanced settings that control important vehicle parameters.
These settings are different from normal user settings such as screen brightness or speed units.
The manuals specifically recommend keeping factory settings for parameters that affect vehicle operation.
Incorrect advanced settings can restrict vehicle operation or cause the scooter to operate differently from its intended configuration.
Entering the Advanced Settings Menu
The advanced settings menu requires a password.
The default password specified in the manuals is 1111.
Use the "+" and "-" buttons to adjust the individual password digits and use the M button to confirm the password.
After the correct password is entered, the advanced settings menu can be accessed.
14. Advanced Gear Parameters
The advanced menu provides detailed parameters for individual gear levels.
These parameters can include:
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Speed limit percentage
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EABS intensity
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Front drive start intensity
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Rear drive start intensity
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Front drive current limit
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Rear drive current limit
The purpose of these parameters is to control how the scooter responds in different gear levels.
For example, start intensity affects how power is delivered when the scooter begins moving, while current limits define the maximum allowable operating current for the corresponding drive motor.
The manuals recommend keeping the factory default values. Performance-related modifications should only be carried out by qualified professionals.
15. Speed Limit Percentage
The advanced menu includes speed limit settings for the available gear levels.
The manuals describe the speed limit percentage as a ratio used to determine the speed limit associated with a particular setting.
The theoretical reference relationship is:
Speed Limit Percentage = Speed Limit ÷ Maximum Speed × 100%
Actual displayed or adjusted values may vary depending on the vehicle configuration and battery conditions.
Do not increase advanced speed-related parameters simply to obtain higher performance.
16. EABS Setting
EABS refers to the Electronic Assisted Braking System.
The advanced menu allows EABS intervention to be enabled or disabled on supported dashboard configurations.
The UKS6 manual specifies:
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0 = EABS OFF
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1 = EABS ON
The factory default setting is ON.
The S2/S6 manual also provides an EABS switch setting with OFF and ON options.
17. Start Mode
The advanced settings include a Start Mode option.
There are two basic modes:
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0 = Zero-start
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1 = Non-zero-start / kick start
Zero-start allows the motor to activate directly.
Non-zero-start requires initial foot assistance before the motor can begin driving.
This setting determines whether the scooter needs an initial movement before motor activation.
18. Cruise Control Setting
The dashboard systems provide a cruise control function where supported.
The function is designed to maintain a stable riding speed after the required conditions are reached.
The UKS6 basic setting uses:
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0 = OFF
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1 = ON/AUTO
The S2/S6 advanced settings also include a cruise mode option.
Make sure you understand how the function works before enabling it during normal riding.
19. Wheel Diameter and Speed Sensor Settings
The advanced menu includes parameters related to wheel diameter and the speed sensor.
These parameters are used by the system to calculate vehicle speed and travel distance from wheel rotation information.
The manuals identify these as fixed vehicle parameters and recommend that users do not change them arbitrarily.
An incorrect wheel diameter or speed sensor setting can affect the accuracy of displayed speed and mileage.
Keep the factory settings unless the parameter needs to be configured for the correct vehicle specification.
20. Over-Temperature Protection
The advanced menu includes an over-temperature protection value.
The manuals specify a factory default value of 120 for this parameter.
This setting represents the maximum safe operating temperature value used by the system during normal scooter operation.
Because this is a protection-related parameter, it should not be changed arbitrarily.
21. Export Mode
The dashboard includes an Export Mode setting intended to support the legal requirements of export destination countries.
When Export Mode is enabled, the manuals specify that the scooter will use non-zero startup and the speed limit will be set to 25%.
The factory default setting is OFF.
The correct configuration depends on the vehicle and destination requirements. Do not change this setting without understanding the applicable configuration.
22. Anti-Slip Function on Tiger SUPRA
The UKS6 manual includes an Anti-Slip Function specifically for the Tiger SUPRA.
The manual states that this function is available on the Tiger 10 V5 and Tiger SUPRA configurations covered by the manual, but not on the Tiger King RS.
The function is designed to reduce the initial riding response for less experienced riders and improve adaptability.
The setting uses:
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0 = OFF
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1 = ON
23. Anti-Theft Mode
The UKS6 advanced menu includes an Anti-Theft Mode.
When enabled, the motor is locked and the alarm mechanism is activated to help prevent unauthorized movement of the scooter.
The setting uses:
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0 = OFF
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1 = ON
The factory default setting is OFF.
24. Password Protection
The dashboard supports a numerical power-on password.
The password function can be enabled or disabled through the corresponding setting.
When password protection is enabled, the rider can enter the correct password when powering on the scooter or use the NFC function where supported.
The factory default password specified in the manuals is 1111.
Resetting the Password
The password reset process differs slightly between the UKS6 and S2/S6 systems.
On the UKS6 system, the password reset function is accessed through the password setting area after password protection is enabled.
On the S2/S6 system, the password reset process uses the dedicated password reset interface.
After entering the new password digits and confirming the change, the display will indicate successful completion.
Keep your new password in a secure place. If the password is forgotten, the factory reset function can be used according to the manual.
25. Factory Reset
The dashboard provides a factory reset function for restoring vehicle parameters to their original factory settings.
The manuals describe the available options as:
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OFF – Do not restore factory settings
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RES – Restore factory settings
A factory reset clears user-defined settings and restores the original configuration.
The manuals also indicate that factory reset can be used if the customized password has been forgotten.
Before performing a factory reset, make sure you understand that customized settings will be cleared.
26. Understanding Dashboard Error Codes
The Hiley dashboard can display error information when the vehicle detects a fault.
When a fault is detected, an error icon and error code can appear on the display.
For systems with front- and rear-wheel drive information, the display can also indicate which drive system is currently being viewed.
The following error codes are listed in the dashboard manuals:
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07H / 30H – Instrument communication failure, such as data error or failure to receive data
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80H – Over-temperature protection
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40H – Communication failure between the controller and instrument
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20H – Controller malfunction
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10H – Under-voltage protection
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08H – Turnaround malfunction
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02H – Hall fault
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01H – Motor phase loss fault
If an error code appears, note the exact code shown on the dashboard before contacting Hiley support.
Do not change advanced parameters simply to try to remove an error code.
27. What to Check Before Changing Dashboard Settings
Most everyday dashboard settings are simple to adjust, but advanced settings can affect the operation of the scooter.
Before changing a parameter, check:
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Which dashboard system your scooter uses
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Which scooter model and voltage configuration you have
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Whether the parameter is a normal user setting or an advanced vehicle parameter
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What the original factory value is
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Whether the change is actually necessary
Take a photo or record the original setting before changing an advanced parameter.
This makes it easier to restore the original configuration if necessary.
28. Common Dashboard Settings You Can Adjust Yourself
For normal daily use, most riders only need a small number of dashboard settings.
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Screen brightness
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KM/H or MPH
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Automatic shutdown time
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Battery display mode where supported
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Manual or automatic gear mode where supported
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Cruise control where supported
These settings are designed to customize how information is displayed or how supported riding functions operate.
Advanced motor, current, wheel diameter, speed sensor and protection parameters should generally remain at their factory settings.
29. UKS6 vs. S2/S6: Why the Settings Are Different
Hiley uses more than one dashboard system across its scooter range.
That means the same function may use a different button or appear under a different menu number depending on the display.
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UKS6: The basic setting menu includes screen brightness, automatic shutdown, KM/H or MPH, cruise mode and battery display mode.
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S6: The basic menu includes screen brightness, automatic shutdown, KM/H or MPH and manual/automatic gear switching.
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S2: The basic menu also includes screen brightness, automatic shutdown, KM/H or MPH and manual/automatic gear switching.
Advanced settings on both systems include vehicle configuration parameters, gear-related parameters and protection functions, but the menu structure is not identical.
Always follow the instructions for the dashboard installed on your scooter rather than applying settings from another dashboard model.
30. Hiley Dashboard Settings Checklist
If you are setting up your Hiley scooter for the first time, use this checklist.
Basic Setup
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Confirm the dashboard powers on normally.
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Confirm the displayed speed unit.
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Set the screen brightness to a comfortable level.
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Check the automatic shutdown time.
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Check the battery display mode where available.
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Select the appropriate riding gear.
Before Changing Advanced Settings
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Confirm the dashboard model.
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Record the original factory values.
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Do not change fixed vehicle parameters unnecessarily.
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Do not change motor current parameters without professional knowledge.
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Do not change protection parameters arbitrarily.
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Keep the factory settings whenever possible.
If an Error Appears
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Record the exact error code.
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Check which motor or system is showing the fault where applicable.
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Avoid changing unrelated advanced parameters.
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Contact Hiley support with the scooter model and error code.
31. Hiley Electric Scooter Dashboard: Final Takeaway
Your Hiley dashboard is more than a speed display. It provides riding information, controls important functions and gives access to vehicle settings.
For everyday riding, the most useful settings are usually simple adjustments such as screen brightness, speed units, automatic shutdown time, riding level and supported display modes.
More advanced settings control parameters such as gear response, motor current, wheel information, EABS, startup mode, cruise control and temperature protection.
Those advanced parameters are part of the scooter's vehicle configuration and should generally remain at their factory values unless adjustment is required for the correct vehicle setup.
The most important thing to remember is that UKS6, S2 and S6 do not use exactly the same menu structure or button functions.
Identify your dashboard first, then follow the corresponding instructions.
When in doubt, keep the original factory settings and contact Hiley support before changing an advanced parameter.
