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This DRV seems to have been released in tandem with [[Ninebot Max BLE 1.1.8]] and claims to allow users to set the start speed, a feature that has been in Custom Firmware (CFW) for years. | This DRV seems to have been released in tandem with [[Ninebot Max BLE 1.1.8]] and claims to allow users to set the start speed, a feature that has been in Custom Firmware (CFW) for years. | ||
There is a little more info in the update notes for the BLE. | There is a little more info in the update notes for [[Ninebot Max BLE 1.1.8|the BLE]]. | ||
Much like [[Ninebot Max DRV 1.7.13|DRV 1.8.3]], '''this firmware cannot be removed by Bluetooth flashing, and a bypass likely will not be released'''. | |||
When attempting to downgrade this version with [[ScooterHacking Utility]], you will be met with the message: | |||
Update failed! Reason: Data format error. | |||
Unlike with [[Ninebot Max DRV 1.7.0|1.7.0]], and [[Ninebot Max DRV 1.6.13|1.6.13]], '''there is and likely never will be a downgrade except to [https://joeybabcock.me/blog/electric-scooters/how-to-stlink-fix-bricked-ninebot-max-g30-controller-esc/ STLink]'''. | |||
This version prevents changing the serial number if the user switches to the German/DE region or is on it already. | |||
As for improvements, this version supports the newer motors and also has a higher PWM frequency of 16kHz as compared to 8kHz of the previous versions. | |||
==Files== | ==Files== | ||