Firmware Downloads (All Released Versions)

[TCMB371]

MX/MXR Firmware

New in MX 1.5.1:
- prevent fault when rolling some throttles forward

New in MX 1.5:
- support for metric units
- support for additional R charger variants
- improved isolation test logic
- resolve isolation failures to inside/outside of charger
- display warning for high humidity within battery
- new/improved self-diagnostics
- minor bug fixes

New in MX 1.4.2:
- improve battery imbalance check logic
- display warning for battery and module imbalance
- display warning when vehicle type is unknown/not configured
- minor bug fixes

New in MX 1.4.1:
- minor improvements to rotor sensor calibration
- support for R charger

New in MX 1.4:
- support for MY2018r battery
- motor control and efficiency improvements
- optimize recharge and balancing cutoff voltages
- improve battery imbalance check logic
- speed up power-on and shut-down sequences
- improve thermal power limiting telltale logic
- decrease highbeam (blue) telltale brightness
- new/improved self-diagnostics
- minor bug fixes

New in MX 1.3:
- improve battery fatal state reporting
- improve inverter handling of failed/intermitent temperature sensors and display warning
- warning for 9v starter battery near end of life
- use ACM drive-time hourmeter instead of BCU drive-time hourmeter
- minor bug fixes

 

[TCMB371]

EX/EXR Firmware

New in EX 1.2.1:
- prevent fault when rolling some throttles forward

New in EX 1.2:
- control 12V loads correctly during short-circuit events
- support for additional R charger variants
- improved isolation test logic
- resolve isolation failures to inside/outside of charger
- display warning for high humidity within battery
- new/improved self-diagnostics
- minor bug fixes

New in EX 1.1:
- support for MY2018R battery
- support for R charger
- support for metric units
- motor control and efficiency improvements
- optimize recharge and balancing cutoff voltages
- improve battery imbalance check logic
- speed up power-on and shut-down sequences
- improve thermal power limiting telltale logic
- decrease highbeam (blue) telltale brightness
- display warning for battery and module imbalance
- display warning when vehicle type is unknown/not configured
- new/improved self-diagnostics
- minor bug fixes

New in EX 1.0.1:
- improve battery state-of-charge estimator
- shut down faster if battery is critically low
- minor bug fixes

 

[TCMB371]

SM Firmware

New in SM 1.3.1:
- prevent fault when rolling some throttles forward

New in SM 1.3:
- control 12V loads correctly during short-circuit events
- improved isolation test logic
- resolve isolation failures to inside/outside of charger
- display warning for high humidity within battery
- support for metric units
- new/improved self-diagnostics
- minor bug fixes

New in SM 1.2:
- support for MY2018R battery
- motor control and efficiency improvements
- optimize recharge and balancing cutoff voltages
- improve battery imbalance check logic
- speed up power-on and shut-down sequences
- improve thermal power limiting telltale logic
- decrease highbeam (blue) telltale brightness
- display warning for battery and module imbalance
- display warning when vehicle type is unknown/not configured
- new/improved self-diagnostics
- minor bug fixes

New in SM 1.1:
- improve battery fatal state reporting
- improve inverter handling of failed/intermitent temperature sensors and display warning
- warning for 9v starter battery near end of life
- use ACM drive-time hourmeter instead of BCU drive-time hourmeter
- 240 VAC software support for OBC
- new/improved self-diagnostics
- minor bug fixes

 

[Philip]

Stickied!

 

[TCMB371]

Erzberg Firmware (MX/MXR)

WARNING!!!!!!!!: This is based off the v1.4.1 of the MXR Firmware, which contains the bug where rolling the throttle forward causes the "Inverter Throttle Fault" and the bike shuts off. This could potentially be a dangerous situation for you.

New in DEV_ERZBERG_MXR_0.0.2:
- move motor thermal derate (start and end) +15 C
- add hill hold feature

 

[Oded]

Here is my take on the different maps for enduro / trail riding. tested them on my Redshift EX on hard terrain, single tracks etc (no Motocross).

- EX fw 1.2.1 -
This is the most updated version.
there is no much difference in regen between the different maps.
power slightly increase when going up the maps, but nothing major.
riding in map 1 or 3 does not make much of a difference to me.

Erzberg fw -
Regen and power wise, difference is not very pronounced between the different maps.
they added "hill hold" mode (when pressing the maps middle button). it provide enough power to the rear wheel, to prevent the bike from rolling backwards, hence, not loosing the distance you achieved going uphill when coming to a stop.
I did not get along with it. when stopping on gnarly terrain, I needed that backward motion in order to gain momentum for another try going over a rock or a log.
in addition, you sometime stop, but need to roll back a bit to find a safe spot to put your feet down. this feature prevent you from doing so, I fell quite a lot with it.
perhaps in open gas and sandy type hill climbs, the feature is useful.

older EX & SM fw (EX 1.0.1), inverter fw 2.16.1 -
by far, my favorite.
a very distinct difference between the maps,
map 1 is very mellow with no regen (at least, I can't tell). I use it for very slippery rocky slopes, and when I need to preserve battery energy.
map 2 quite powerful but still no regen. my favorite for trail riding. when letting go off the throttle, the bike continue to cruise along, and is not stopped by motor regen. provide great smooth flowy feel to a single track.
map 3- more regen and more power. still not too weak and the regen is acceptable (although can be felt well).
map 4 - crazy power, and regen is very strong. the bike becomes touchy and brutal. I only use it for steep down hill, for its regen braking force. I hardly need to use the rear brake. it's great. in all other maps, i find my rear wheel locked & dragged too often.

I use EX fw version 1.2.1 (newest) with the older inverter fw (from EX 1.0.1). you can update the inverter fw by using the loader tab in Multitool.

 

[Don Thuren]

Regarding the Erzberg FW with the hill-hold... I was thinking that would be neat, but all you need to do is engage a little throttle and it's the same thing.. I started sliding back down a hill the other day, where my right foot had to be down, and just cracked a little throttle to stop me it was awesome.

 

[VINSANITY]

I would really like to reduce the Regen to let the bike coast better - I think I could extend range by saving momentum - I think TCMB or Mark911 will soon crack the code so we can play with our settings (within reason) - I mess with my settings on my ebike depending on what I am doing with it - it’s got Bluetooth so you can change settings anywhere, wish the Alta had something similar

 

[standbyu]

EX/EXR Firmware

New in EX 1.2.1:
- prevent fault when rolling some throttles forward

New in EX 1.2:
- control 12V loads correctly during short-circuit events
- support for additional R charger variants
- improved isolation test logic
- resolve isolation failures to inside/outside of charger
- display warning for high humidity within battery
- new/improved self-diagnostics
- minor bug fixes

New in EX 1.1:
- support for MY2018R battery
- support for R charger
- support for metric units
- motor control and efficiency improvements
- optimize recharge and balancing cutoff voltages
- improve battery imbalance check logic
- speed up power-on and shut-down sequences
- improve thermal power limiting telltale logic
- decrease highbeam (blue) telltale brightness
- display warning for battery and module imbalance
- display warning when vehicle type is unknown/not configured
- new/improved self-diagnostics
- minor bug fixes

New in EX 1.0.1:
- improve battery state-of-charge estimator
- shut down faster if battery is critically low
- minor bug fixes

Installed EX 1.2.1. firmware, now I have metric speed readout as well as metric odometer. Can I change the metric back to miles on the readout and keep all other in the EX 1.2.1. upgrade firmware version?

 

[Oded]

Installed EX 1.2.1. firmware, now I have metric speed readout as well as metric odometer. Can I change the metric back to miles on the readout and keep all other in the EX 1.2.1. upgrade firmware version?

If I recall correctly, than a long press on one of the display's buttons, changes the reading from metric to imperial.
That is how it works on my EX.

 

[standbyu]

If I recall correctly, than a long press on one of the display's buttons, changes the reading from metric to imperial.
That is how it works on my EX.

That did it. Thanks.

 

[JP racing]

EX/EXR Firmware

New in EX 1.2.1:
- prevent fault when rolling some throttles forward

New in EX 1.2:
- control 12V loads correctly during short-circuit events
- support for additional R charger variants
- improved isolation test logic
- resolve isolation failures to inside/outside of charger
- display warning for high humidity within battery
- new/improved self-diagnostics
- minor bug fixes

New in EX 1.1:
- support for MY2018R battery
- support for R charger
- support for metric units
- motor control and efficiency improvements
- optimize recharge and balancing cutoff voltages
- improve battery imbalance check logic
- speed up power-on and shut-down sequences
- improve thermal power limiting telltale logic
- decrease highbeam (blue) telltale brightness
- display warning for battery and module imbalance
- display warning when vehicle type is unknown/not configured
- new/improved self-diagnostics
- minor bug fixes

New in EX 1.0.1:
- improve battery state-of-charge estimator
- shut down faster if battery is critically low
- minor bug fixes

I was trying to download this and It looks like the linked file:

https://electricdirtriders.com/attachments/redshift_ex_1_0_1_rc1-zip.4786/

is broken

 

[Philip]

I was trying to download this and It looks like the linked file:

https://electricdirtriders.com/attachments/redshift_ex_1_0_1_rc1-zip.4786/

is broken

It just worked for me.

 

[JP racing]

It just worked for me.

Yes it works now thanks!