KO Propo VFS-2000 ESC
04-07-2004, 01:32 PM
#271
OK and back again to this topic the VFS2000....
Do I need to unhook the red servo wire from the esc when using a seperate receiver pack?
regards,
Pizza
Do I need to unhook the red servo wire from the esc when using a seperate receiver pack?
regards,
Pizza
04-12-2004, 12:29 PM
#273
Wassup Bert?!?!! 
I saw you online. Thanks for the geat support!! Thanks also for the help at the Nats.
Q; can I keep the stock motor settings you programmed in my EVO3 for 19t this weekend at Fernando's or do I need to do the "increase all" thing a few clicks with my handheld?
I saw you online. Thanks for the geat support!! Thanks also for the help at the Nats.
Q; can I keep the stock motor settings you programmed in my EVO3 for 19t this weekend at Fernando's or do I need to do the "increase all" thing a few clicks with my handheld?
04-12-2004, 12:32 PM
#274
Tech Master
Originally posted by BigDogRacing
Wassup Bert?!?!!
I saw you online. Thanks for the geat support!! Thanks also for the help at the Nats.
Q; can I keep the stock motor settings you programmed in my EVO3 for 19t this weekend at Fernando's or do I need to do the "increase all" thing a few clicks with my handheld?
Wassup Bert?!?!!
I saw you online. Thanks for the geat support!! Thanks also for the help at the Nats.
Q; can I keep the stock motor settings you programmed in my EVO3 for 19t this weekend at Fernando's or do I need to do the "increase all" thing a few clicks with my handheld?
04-12-2004, 12:33 PM
#275
Tech Master
Jason,
We sued the same setting at Snowbirds for stock and 19T. If the comm looks really bad, then I would move the entire graph up. Same is true if you run out of runtime.
We sued the same setting at Snowbirds for stock and 19T. If the comm looks really bad, then I would move the entire graph up. Same is true if you run out of runtime.
04-12-2004, 01:57 PM
#276
KoPropo Staff,
Could you please post that set-up.
Regards,
Pizza
Could you please post that set-up.
Regards,
Pizza
)? It looks cleaner on the motor if that matters....
04-16-2004, 11:05 AM
#282
Originally posted by rc-zombies
the PC interface works great! you see all the changes you make instantly. and can be saved for later use or downloaded to your handheld programmer.
I tried to make my own cable..but decided to hold off and get the KO cable...good thing I did...there was no doo-hickys but plenty of what-cha-ma-callits thingies and circuits in there....
serial/usb cable adapter... don't know how well these work..but worth a shot if you don't have a seriel port..
the PC interface works great! you see all the changes you make instantly. and can be saved for later use or downloaded to your handheld programmer.
I tried to make my own cable..but decided to hold off and get the KO cable...good thing I did...there was no doo-hickys but plenty of what-cha-ma-callits thingies and circuits in there....
serial/usb cable adapter... don't know how well these work..but worth a shot if you don't have a seriel port..
Tim
04-18-2004, 07:05 AM
#283
Originally posted by firetooth
bruisedwillis:
It's only a 3 pin serial connection so this would imply that you only need ground, Rx and Tx. The pinout on the db9 connector is:
pin 2 - Rx
pin 3 - Tx
pin 5 - Gnd
I'd imagine the black wire is ground with Tx and Rx being on the 2 remaining wires. It doesn't usually matter if you get Tx/Rx around the wrong way but it won't work properly. If this happens just reverse the Tx/Rx and it should work okay.
Of course you do this at your own risk, but if someone could give the exact pinout it'd be much less risky
bruisedwillis:
It's only a 3 pin serial connection so this would imply that you only need ground, Rx and Tx. The pinout on the db9 connector is:
pin 2 - Rx
pin 3 - Tx
pin 5 - Gnd
I'd imagine the black wire is ground with Tx and Rx being on the 2 remaining wires. It doesn't usually matter if you get Tx/Rx around the wrong way but it won't work properly. If this happens just reverse the Tx/Rx and it should work okay.
Of course you do this at your own risk, but if someone could give the exact pinout it'd be much less risky
Anyone tried this yet?
Or could anyone please confirm this.....?
04-18-2004, 10:08 AM
#285
I thought it did...don't know why. Just a hunch....
thnx
thnx