RC Car ESC problems
Hi there,
I have a hobbywing 35A car esc that has the settings mixed up. When i turn it on, it goes to reverse when i squeeze the trigger etc... What do I do? will resetting it to factory settings help? if so, how do I do it? Please give me suggestions :) Thanks. |
Originally Posted by RcPoison
(Post 11863451)
Hi there,
I have a hobbywing 35A car esc that has the settings mixed up. When i turn it on, it goes to reverse when i squeeze the trigger etc... What do I do? will resetting it to factory settings help? if so, how do I do it? Please give me suggestions :) Thanks. Your info is scarce = New? Used? Just installed? Did you program / calibrate the ESC to your radio? Did you reset the ESC settings? Did you reverse a switch setting on your radio by mistake? Read the manual = http://site.hobbypartz.com/hobbywing/HW-13-V2.pdf |
Hi there, ESC was bought brand new, i have had it for 6 months
Yes, it was working fine all the while, no I haven't calibrated the tx and rx after this problem occured I didn't reset the esc settings, i just left it because i may do something wrong I didn't reverse any settings on the tx by any chance. Here is my setup: Flysky gt3b tx&rx Hobbywing ezrun 9t 35a combo 5100 mah nimh battery tower pro mg956r servo Thanks |
The most likely situation is that the ESC needs to be callibrated, but that may not be the full extent of the problem. Hopefully you should have some instructions for accomplishing the calibration that came with the car or the esc. It's possible something is faulty, but let's do a proper diagnosis first.
Additoinally, from your (very good) description of the car's behaviour, it sounds like the brushless motor is connected incorrectly (even if you matched cable colours, this may be a factory error). There are two ways to reverse the direction of a channel, either on the transmitter with the 'reverse channel function', or by simply swapping ANY two neighboring motor wires (b with a or c for example). I believe you need to do both of these corrective actions. So, in steps in this order... 1) Reverse the throttle/brake channel on the transmitter. 2) Swap any two neighboring motor wires on the ESC (b with a or c for example). 3) Calibrate the ESC accroding to instructions. |
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