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hobbywing programming card issues...
Hey everyone just purchased a new programming card. i follow the instructions and all i am getting is red lines.. no values.. heres a pic... anyone seen this happening . or what am i doing wrong..its plugged into a hw xerun 60a v2.1. thanks
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Originally Posted by xdamxincx
(Post 13037819)
Hey everyone just purchased a new programming card. i follow the instructions and all i am getting is red lines.. no values.. heres a pic... anyone seen this happening . or what am i doing wrong..its plugged into a hw xerun 60a v2.1. thanks
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...hwprogcard.jpg I would post it here for a answer. http://www.rctech.net/forum/electric...-off-road.html |
Mine had to be plugged into the fan connector on the ESC to work right. Unplug the fan and plug the box into the ESC that way.
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Originally Posted by frankenstang
(Post 13038732)
Mine had to be plugged into the fan connector on the ESC to work right. Unplug the fan and plug the box into the ESC that way.
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I dont know if it matters but on my SCT PRO I had to use a fresh fully charged battery. I tried to program it with a battery that had 5-6 mins of run time on it and the card would not talk to the ESC. Swapped out a fresh battery and it started to work.
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I have tried both ways.. still notta .. shows the same values as in my pictures above...I will try a fresh battery i guess..
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are you sure you have the connector from the esc to the LED box in the correct way. I haven't used the LED box for a longtime, and have only used it with the ezrun series of esc, but make sure that the white wire is going to the signal (square wave) indicator on the led box. Try pushing the "item" button to see if it connects.
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the fan plug is totally different than the plug this programmer came with ..the fan plug is 2 prong... the plug supplied is 3 prong which uses the white wire when pluged into the reciever.. the fan plug only has 2 prongs and a 2 prong plug .. i make shifted a wire...
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As I said before, with the v2 esc you need to use the receiver plug (not the fan plug). Remove it from the receiver (ch2) and plug it into the programming card, with the white wire going to the "signal label". Sorry, I don't have the LED programmer, as it is basically useless now with the newer LCD programmers available.
I'm not even sure that the LED programmer (which you have) is compatible with the Xerun series ESC. I've only used the LED programmer years ago with an EZrun series ESC. |
Originally Posted by brew99
(Post 13068798)
As I said before, with the v2 esc you need to use the receiver plug (not the fan plug). Remove it from the receiver (ch2) and plug it into the programming card, with the white wire going to the "signal label". Sorry, I don't have the LED programmer, as it is basically useless now with the newer LCD programmers available.
I'm not even sure that the LED programmer (which you have) is compatible with the Xerun series ESC. I've only used the LED programmer years ago with an EZrun series ESC. |
Made sure the receiver is not plugged in at all. The HW esc has a hard wired cord on the esc that runs to receiver. You unplug that plug to the receiver. You take the three wire jumper orient it as labeled +-s(?) and plug it into programming card on one end and the other plugs into fan port on esc. Hope this helps
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Originally Posted by frankenstang
(Post 13038732)
Mine had to be plugged into the fan connector on the ESC to work right. Unplug the fan and plug the box into the ESC that way.
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