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GENERAL INFORMATION
Immobiliser
The ignition switch barrel houses an antenna for the immobiliser. The
immobiliser is activated when the ignition switch is turned to the OFF
position and the key is removed from the ignition switch.
The immobiliser is deactivated when the ignition key is inserted into
the ignition switch and the key is turned to the ON position.
Note: Do not store a spare or master key (red) on the
motorcycle, as this will compromise the security of your
motorcycle.
NOTICE: The transponder chips in the ignition keys are an
important part of the immobiliser system. Do not rough
handle, doing so may cause the immobiliser system to
malfunction.
Vehicle telematics
Various models of the Maeving RM1S are fitted with a telematics
device. For more information about your specific motorcycle, please
contact the Maeving Support Team for assistance. For further
information,see Contacts on page 6.
Error codes
The error codes listed below are used by Maeving to identify potential
concerns with your motorcycle. If the amber warning indicator and an
error code are displayed on the instrument panel, please contact the
Maeving Support Team for assistance. For further information,see
Contacts on page 6.
Error Code Description
Err000 Red master key is fitted into ignition switch.
Err001 Motor controller general fault. This is a general
error code that can occur in several situations
(e.g., No Removable Batteries detected, Motor stall
event, Motor winding temperature alert).
Err012 Immobiliser - no valid key detected.
Err020 Primary battery communication lost.
Err021 Primary battery fault.
Err022 Primary battery initialisation fault.
Err035 Battery door top and bottom latches not engaged.
Err040 Secondary battery communication lost.
Err041 Secondary battery fault.
Err042 Secondary battery initialisation fault.
Err062 Undervoltage fault.
Err073 Throttle sensor #1 fault (Note: This can appear in
addition to Err074 if the ignition is turned ON while
the throttle is held open).
Err074 Throttle sensor #2 fault.
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