ESC של Hobbbyking

[אבנר פיליפ]

*** הבעייה נפתרה
מסתבר שהבקר הוא ללא BEC.
חיברתי סוללה נפרדת למקלט והכל עובד כרגיל !


חברתי את ה- ESC
http://www.hobbycity.com/hobbycity/s...ies_40-50A_ESC

ואני מקבל ציפצוף בודד ואח"כ 10 ציפצופים. (10 הצפצופים ממשיכים כל מס' שניות)
האם משהוא מכיר את התופעה ?

[b1yossi]

תוריד קיזוז מנוע למינימום

[אבנר פיליפ]

ניסיתי גם את זה,
וניסיתי גם לחבר את הבטריה שהמצערת במקסימום.

[banana10]

אולי זה בקר שעובד רק עם רכיב נוסף:BEC

[ziki]

נסה ללכת עם ההסבר הבא שמועתק מהתגובות באתר הסיני.

1. TAKE

OFF PROP!!!
2. Turn on Rec, ESC, then Xmit with throttle on full, listen to beeps:
3. Musical tone, then 1 beep indicates that battery type can be programmed. This is repeated three times, then same but 2 beeps, then 3 beeps, 4, 5, and 6, all repeated three times, and it starts all over again. When you hear the one you want, go to 1/2 throttle. Here is what they mean:
ONE=Battery
TWO=Throttle
THREE=Brake
FOUR=Direction & Cutoff
FIVE=Timing
SIX=PWM setting
4. Next you select the choice within that option, with beeps coded to say where you are, again each choice is repeated three times, and when you hear the one you want, go back to full throttle, here they are: (Short-Long)
1-1 = NiCd
1-2 = 7 cell LiPo
1-3 = 6 cell LiPo
1-4 = 5 cell LiPo
1-5 = 4 cell LiPo
1-6 = 3 cell LiPo
1-7 = 2 cell LiPo

2-1 = Auto throttle range
2-2 = 1.1ms to 1.8 ms from Recvr
2-3 = Accelerate Fast
2-4 = Accelerate by ramp-up

3-1 = No brake
3-2 = Soft brake
3-3 = Med
3-4 = Hard brake

4-1 = CW rotation
4-2 = CCW rotation
4-3 = Cutoff soft (When battery low)
4-4 = Hard cutoff

5-1 = 2 to 4 pole motors
5-2 = 6 to 8 pole motors
5-3 = 10 to 14 pole outrunner
5-4 = Hi RPM outrunner (I think >20k)

6-1 = 8 kHz PWM for low RPM
6-2 = 16 kHz for outrunners

When done either:
A-Go full throttle to select another
B-Go low throttle to end and save
and you will get a long beep, and "Bob's your uncle"

Next startup will give 2 beeps to confirm all is OK.

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[נח נח]

1. TAKE
OFF PROP!!!
2. Turn on Rec, ESC, then Xmit with throttle on full, listen to beeps:
3. Musical tone, then 1 beep indicates that battery type can be programmed. This is repeated three times, then same but 2 beeps, then 3 beeps, 4, 5, and 6, all repeated three times, and it starts all over again. When you hear the one you want, go to 1/2 throttle. Here is what they mean:
ONE=Battery
TWO=Throttle
THREE=Brake
FOUR=Direction & Cutoff
FIVE=Timing
SIX=PWM setting
4. Next you select the choice within that option, with beeps coded to say where you are, again each choice is repeated three times, and when you hear the one you want, go back to full throttle, here they are: (Short-Long)
1-1 = NiCd
1-2 = 7 cell LiPo
1-3 = 6 cell LiPo
1-4 = 5 cell LiPo
1-5 = 4 cell LiPo
1-6 = 3 cell LiPo
1-7 = 2 cell LiPo

2-1 = Auto throttle range
2-2 = 1.1ms to 1.8 ms from Recvr
2-3 = Accelerate Fast
2-4 = Accelerate by ramp-up

3-1 = No brake
3-2 = Soft brake
3-3 = Med
3-4 = Hard brake

4-1 = CW rotation
4-2 = CCW rotation
4-3 = Cutoff soft (When battery low)
4-4 = Hard cutoff

5-1 = 2 to 4 pole motors
5-2 = 6 to 8 pole motors
5-3 = 10 to 14 pole outrunner
5-4 = Hi RPM outrunner (I think >20k)

6-1 = 8 kHz PWM for low RPM
6-2 = 16 kHz for outrunners

When done either:
A-Go full throttle to select another
B-Go low throttle to end and save
and you will get a long beep, and "Bob's your uncle"