Sistema keyless

[Willowillo]

Informazione. Ma nei kymco con sistema keyless c'è una procedura di emergenza per avviare lo scooter in caso si scaricasse la batteria del telecomando?

[Neil955i]

One for you Bob?  Rough translation:  Please provide information. So, in kymcos with a keyless system is there an emergency procedure to start the scooter in case the remote control battery is discharged?

[rjs987]

Informazione. Ma nei kymco con sistema keyless c'è una procedura di emergenza per avviare lo scooter in caso si scaricasse la batteria del telecomando?

YES!
On my AK 550 there is a circle pattern on the dash above the right glove box. Touch the AK logo (not the Kymco logo) on that circle and the bike will turn on.
If your scooter is not the AK 550 I would think there is a circle pattern somewhere similar to touch the model logo of the fob to turn on the scooter.
This is the same as for any vehicle I know of with keyless start system.

SÌ!
Sul mio AK 550 c'è un motivo circolare sul cruscotto sopra il vano portaoggetti destro. Tocca il logo AK (non il logo Kymco) su quel cerchio e la bici si accenderà.
Se il tuo scooter non è l'AK 550, penso che ci sia un motivo circolare da qualche parte simile per toccare il logo del modello del telecomando per accendere lo scooter.
Questo è lo stesso di qualsiasi veicolo che conosco con sistema di avviamento senza chiave.

[Neil955i]

Bob, thanks for the prompt response, you’re a star! 🌟

[randyo]

YES!
On my AK 550 there is a circle pattern on the dash above the right glove box. Touch the AK logo (not the Kymco logo) on that circle and the bike will turn on.
If your scooter is not the AK 550 I would think there is a circle pattern somewhere similar to touch the model logo of the fob to turn on the scooter.
This is the same as for any vehicle I know of with keyless start system.

thanks, if I ever had the need.

Where did you learn this stuff, information is sparce, I'm trying to figure out how to use the noodoe, I bought an android tablet and a cheap android cell phone, specifically as I do not have a cell phone or other compatible device, both have a sim card slot, but no intention of using either as a phone. The phone found the Noodoe app easily, and it loaded, but I had issues registering and account because of the tiny keyboard size. With the larger tablet, it took more time to find the app, and once I did, it told me my device was not compatible ? is it because it's to new a version of android ?   android 11, anyway, I did a google search and found a link in chrome and downloaded it, but when I try to sign it, it has a problem, I tried registering again, told me I was already registered (I went thru the process on my tiny cell, but wi-fi was in and out that day and never got to a screen that actually told me I was registered). Then I decided the I forgot my password, still waiting for an email after 2 days

iirc, you posted a link to a site for noodoe questions, but can't find it.  I suck bad enuf at computers, android is new to me, and after living nearly 70 years in northern new england, (I turn 70 this coming Wednesday) I still can't speak English fluently.

[rjs987]

I pick up information from many sources. I found several YouTube videos for some of the Noodoe operation, and also some info came from reading other's posts on ADV Riders forum, I found a little info in the Kymco.com and other Kymco web pages (but really had to search hard for it), and some info came from my experience in operating a lot of weird programs on a lot of different big and small computers (from main frame stuff to personal computers to tablets and phones). I have Android 13 on my phone and the Noodoe app runs fine. Some of it doesn't work the way you would logically expect so requires a lot of playing with and experimentation to figure out. Sorry to hear of your problems with the password. I've acquired a habit of writing down my password the moment I set one up just because I've forgotten it a few times in the past.

I hate it when the Wi-Fi is sketchy. Too many technology things break or don't work right when that happens.

[randyo]

I hate it when the Wi-Fi is sketchy. Too many technology things break or don't work right when that happens.

my own lazyness, I could walk 80 feet out to my barn that was formerly my office, but still my internet modem location where I can plug right into an ethernet cable, or wi-fi is strong.

I gotta go out there for other reasons today, retired, but old jobs come back to haunt me. I really wanna just sit in my rocking chair and whittle, or be somewhere riding.