User Manual for Lycaon TRX 3.0
Read Before Riding
Always wear a helmet. Other safety gears such as gloves, pads, closed-toe shoes, long sleeves, and long pants are strongly advised.
Be aware of other cars and vehicles, as they can kill. Always ride defensively when in the presence of other vehicles. Be aware of local laws that govern proper usage of your board on public roads, bike paths, sidewalks, or other places you may ride.
Braking downhill on a full battery can cause a board shutdown. Internal circuitry will allow for some braking on a downhill at full charge, but this braking is limited. To avoid this be sure to ride on flats or uphill to drain the battery before attempting a downhill after a full charge.
Your board can lose power and brakes at any moment due to radio interference, a dead remote battery, downhill overcharging on a full battery, and other factors. Only ride your board at speeds and on hills where you'd be comfortable without power and brakes.
Acceleration in Pro mode is rapid and may be dangerous.
Hills and high speed can be very dangerous. Be sure to start slow and remain extra careful in these conditions, even if you are an experienced rider.
Warnings
ONLY CHARGE USING A LYCAONBOARD CHARGER. OTHER CHARGERS MAY POSE RISK OF FIRE.
Always wear a helmet when riding.
Never ride in the water, over wet surfaces, in the rain, on slippery or uneven surfaces, steep hills, or in traffic. Avoid cracks, train tracks, gravel, rocks, or any obstacles that could cause loss of traction. Avoid riding at night, areas with poor visibility, and narrow spaces for any safety risk.
When you ride a LycaonBoard Electric Skateboard you risk death or serious injury from loss of control, collisions, and falls. You must read and follow all warnings and instructions in this manual.
Do not ride the LycaonBoard Electric Skateboard in environments, on inclines, or at speeds where you would not be safely in control of an unpowered skateboard. In the event of wireless interference or battery fault, you may need to rely on skating techniques like foot braking or sliding to a stop. Riding in wet conditions or through puddles may damage the board's electronics and cause the board to lose power or stop suddenly, causing a risk of loss of control or falls. Damage to the board due to water exposure is not covered under warranty. Keep your fingers, hair, and clothing away from belts, motors, wheels, and all moving parts. Do not open or tamper with electronics housings.
Electric shock is possible and this also voids the warranty.
Board Diagram
Charging the Board and the Remote
1. Charging the board: Connect the charger to the skateboard, it will enter into charging state automatically with the red indicator light on.
When properly charging the light on the charger will turn red. When charging is complete the light will turn green.
2. Charging the remote: When charging the remote control, the remote vibrates shortly once. The screen displays the charging progress in real-time.
Note: Either the remote or the board could not be operated or would not work in the charging state.
Remote Control Specification
| Battery Voltage/Capacity | 3.7V/200MAH |
| Charging Port | USB Type-C |
| Charging Time | 0.5H |
| Communication Mode | 2.4G |
| Remote Control Distance | 40m（Open area） |
| Weight | 60g |
Remote Diagram
Connecting (Pre-paired with Board)
The board and the remote are already paired for sale, if you want to change the drive motors or other settings, follow the steps below to do the re-connecting.
1. Keep both remote and board powered off.
2. Hold the power button of them both at the same time until the remote displays "PAIRED OK".
3. Scroll the throttle to select options of setting, and press the remote power button to confirm.
UNIT SYSTEM - Select from 【KM/H KM】 and 【MPH MILE】. MOTOR TYPE - Select 【BELT】.
WHEEL DIAMETER - Select the actual size of wheels you are going to use from【80-200】. DRIVE RATIO – Select【2.9】.
MOTOR POLE PAIRS – Select 【7】.
4. Leave the remote on and restart the board. Once the board is on, press the board power button quickly and immediately for 5 times. The board will enter into the auto-learning process. If fails, turn off the board with the remote on and try again.
5. The auto-learning process will last about 60 seconds. Do NOT move or touch the board during the auto-learning.
6. When the auto-learning is finished, turn off the remote then the board will accordingly power off.
7. Use remote only to power on both remote and board. Now, you are good to go.
Pre-Ride Checklist
Always wear a helmet. Other protective equipments such as gloves, pads, closed-toe shoes, long sleeves, and long pants are recommended.
Ride in an open, flat area without foot or car traffic for your first rides. Also, make sure the speed mode and marching direction are set to your responsive way.
Read through the warnings on the first two pages of this manual.
Avoid environments that can cause loss of control including loose gravel, water, hills, cracks, train tracks, traffic, low light, or poor visibility.
Regularly check and tighten all hardware.
Riding Stance
Riding "Regular" means you stand with your left foot forward, towards the nose of the board. Riding "Goofy" means you stand with your right foot forward. How do you know which one you are? Think about a tug-of-war - whichever foot you would put forward when competing in a tug of war to brace yourself, that is the foot you should put forward when riding. Test and see what works best for you.
Riding the LycaonBoard
Accelerating
First, bend your knees and shift your weight forward towards the board's nose. Gently extend your thumb to push the Thumb Throttle away from you until the motors begin to engage. The further you roll the Thumb Throttle forward, the faster Lycaon Board will go. At any time you can release the ThumbThrottle to coast or roll it backwards to brake.
Braking
When you are ready to brake make sure to bend your knees and shift your weight to the rear of the deck. Gently roll the Thumb Throttle downwards until you feel the board's motors begin to actively slow the board down. For additional braking power roll the Thumb Throttle downward at a faster rate, but be sure your stance is prepared so you don't lose your balance and have to step off the board.
Lycaon TRX electric skateboard adopts the regenerative braking system. Riding the fully charged board downhill may cause over-current damage to the board.
Coast
To coast, simply release the Thumb Throttle. This will cut power to the motors though you still will feel added friction from the drive train.
Reverse
To switch the board into Reverse, double-press the Switch Button, and you'll see the ↑/↓ arrow switching directions on the display screen. Now, roll the Thumb Throttle up to go in reverse and down to brake (slowing down your reverse speed). The board must be stationary to change between forward and reverse. If you double-press the Switch Button while moving, the board will be unresponsive to Remote input until either the board comes to a stop or the Switch Button is pressed again to re-engage power in the forward direction.
Remote Warning Instruction
Battery low voltage warning
When the battery of the remote control is less than 10% (enough for 30 minutes at most), the screen of the remote control indicates that the power is less than 10%, accompanied by a double-long vibration. When the battery is only 5% (enough for 15 minutes). The remote control reminds us that the power is less than 5%, accompanied by a double long vibration. When the battery is lower than the safe voltage (3.4V) and connected with the skateboard and the skateboard stops, the remote control will have a short vibration and power off automatically.
When the battery of the skateboard is lower than 25%, the screen of the remote control indicates the battery is lower than 25%, accompanied by a double-long vibration. When the battery of the skateboard is lower than 10%, the remote control indicates that the battery is lower than 10%, accompanied by a double long vibration. When the voltage is lower than safe voltage, the power output will be turned off and you should brake immediately at this time.
Note: When the battery of remote control or skateboard starts to remind for the second time, you’d better stop using it and charge related devices to avoid damage lithium battery due to over-discharge.
Signal loss warning
When the signal is lost suddenly, the screen of the remote control indicates disconnection, accompanied by a short vibration. If the skateboard is accelerating, the acceleration will first stop slowly, then automatically brake slowly. If the skateboard is not accelerating, it will brake slowly. If the signal is lost, the remote control will search the device of the skateboard. If it succeeds in searching and reconnecting, the remote control will have a short vibration, the slow brake will be canceled, and return to normal operation
Lock-up warning
When the motor is lock-up or completely struck, the remote control will have continuously and intermittently short vibration, and the screen of the remote control indicates motor lock-up. If that happens, the user should stop using the skateboard and check the motor to see if there is foreign matter stuck in it, remove the foreign matter before operating the skateboard again.
Overheating warning
When the operating temperature of the motor is higher than 100℃ or lower than 0℃, the remote control vibrates once and the screen indicates overheating and the motor will stop working.
Note: The user should pay attention to the temperature of the motor. When the motor temperature is too high, the user should stop using it and wait until the temperature drops.
Overcurrent warning
When the operating current of the motor exceeds the allowed value, the screen of the remote control indicates overcurrent and the motor will stop working.
Note: Turn off the skateboard and turn it on again, and use it only when the current returns to normal.
Technical Parameters of Lycaon TRX
Packing List
●Your new Lycaon TRX Board
●Wireless Remote Controller
●Spare Drive Belts x2
●Charger
●Charging Adapter
●T Tool
●Allen Wrench Kit
Proper Use of the Board
Riding off curbs, doing jumps/hops, throwing the front down to the pavement, and subjecting the board to other high-impact events may damage internal electronic components over time. Any amount of water has the potential to damage the board's electronics, and water damage is not covered under warranty. We highly recommend that you regularly inspect and maintain the board before riding.
For more detailed maintenance tips, please visit our website: https://lycaonboard.com/blogs/maintenance
Limited Warranty
This board is covered by a 180-day manufacturer's warranty that covers defects in workmanship and material. This does not cover damage caused by abuse, misuse, negligence, accident, or riding in water.
LycaonBoard offers a warranty against defects in workmanship and/or materials to the original purchaser. If there are any manufacturing defects, we are responsible for troubleshooting, and offering free repair service or sending replacement parts to fix issues, not including issues caused by any personal behaviors.
For all Return and Warranty Shipping
For more detailed maintenance tips, please visit our website: https://lycaonboard.com/blogs/maintenance
Please keep your shipping box. The warranty does not include damage from shipping in insufficient packaging.
For more detailed warranty policy, please visit our website:
https://lycaonboard.com/pages/warranty