unu Scooter Pro - Technical Documentation

Reverse-engineered technical documentation of the unu Scooter Pro.

System Architecture

The unu Scooter Pro uses a distributed architecture with several key systems:

Core Electronics

• Middle Driver Board (MDB) - Central control system

  • Manages power distribution and system communications
  • Coordinates motor control and battery management
  • Provides cellular connectivity via SIM7100E module
  • USB gadget, connected to DBC, exposes USB Ethernet
  • Handles wakeup/sleep states

• Dashboard Controller (DBC)

  • Freescale i.MX6 processor
  • Manages display and user interface
  • NFC reader for keycard authentication
  • USB host, connected to MDB

• Electronic Control Unit (ECU)

  • BOSCH/Lingbo motor controller
    • unu 4kW: 4kW peak / 2.7kW continuous
    • unu 3kW: 3kW peak / 1.9kW continuous
  • Encrypted CAN bus communication
  • Controls motor and regenerative braking

Power Systems

• Main Battery System

  • 14s7p configuration using INR22/71-7 cells
  • 50.8V nominal, 58.2V max charging voltage
  • 35Ah/1778Wh capacity
  • NFC communication for data channel
  • LED status ring

• Auxiliary Power

  • 12V auxiliary lead-acid battery for core systems
  • DC/DC converter for system power
  • Connectivity Box Battery (CBB, Lithium-Ion) for cellular/GPS

Communication Interfaces

• Bluetooth LE - Local device connectivity

  • Service UUIDs documented in Bluetooth Docs
  • Device control and status monitoring

• Cellular - Remote connectivity

  • SIM7100E module on MDB
  • Remote diagnostics and updates
  • User app connectivity

• Redis - Internal communication

  • Runs on 192.168.7.1:6379 (MDB)
  • Inter-process communication
  • System state management
  • Full Redis documentation

Hardware Details

Detailed documentation available for:

• Electronic Systems
• Mechanical Components
• Wiring & Connectors

Software Services

The MDB runs several system services that coordinate vehicle operations. For detailed documentation of each service, see Services Documentation.

System States

The scooter operates in several power states:

• Hibernating
• Booting
• Stand-By
• Parked
• Ready
• Shutting Down

State transitions are triggered by:

• User actions (lock/unlock)
• Power management events
• System commands

Detailed state diagrams and transitions

Development Access

• MDB UART, Pin 1 = GND, Pin 2 = TXD, Pin 3 = RXD
• MDB access: 192.168.7.1
• DBC access: 192.168.7.2 - connect via SSH (root@192.168.7.2) from MDB
• Redis: 192.168.7.1:6379