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1. Break option: 3 settings that include no break/soft
break/hard break.
2. Electronic timing option: 3 settings that includes Low
timing/Mid timing/High timing Generally, lower pole motors were
recommended to use lower timing while higher poles to use higher timing. Higher
timing gives more power at the expense of efficiency. Always check the current
draw after changing the timing in order to prevent overloading of battery.
3. Battery protection option: 3 settings that include 70% /
65% / 60% The default setting is 65%. This option provides the battery
from over-discharge. Please pay extra attention before you change this setting.
You are at your own risk of damage the electronics device by over-discharge the
battery and the controller. Any damage by over current of
the controller is not covered by factory warranty.
The following is the setting guideline as reference.
For a 3-Cell Li-poly system 4.2V (Single cell
fully charged voltage) x 3 = 12.6V 12.6V x 65% (Factory default)
= 8.19V
When the voltage of 3-cell battery drops to 8.19V, the ESC will
be enable its battery protection. Then the power will be
decreased by the ESC. The flyer should prepare for landing in
time.
Note: this option is only suitable for the fully charge
and good battery packs.
4. Thermal protection: When the ESC’s temperature raises to
80° C that causes by over current or improper airflow, the thermal protection
will be enable. Then the power will be decreased by the ESC. The flyer should
prepare for landing in time.
5. Safe power on alarm: When the flyer turns on the ESC
power, it will automatically detect the transmitter signal. If the throttle
stick was not at the minimum or maximum point for entering the “set up” mode,
the motor will not be running. The alarm will be enabling at the same time.
6. Aircraft locator: When the aircraft was landing in an
unexpected location, for example, a long grass field, the flyer could enable the
aircraft locator by shut down the power of transmitter. When the ESC stops
getting the signal from PPM receiver in 30 seconds, it will start to send alarm
to the motor. The alarm sound will help the flyer to locate the
aircraft.
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