
Can you post a video of the problem you are having here?
For programming card installation support, when purchasing an ESC, you can ask support staff to avoid errors when installing it.
I installed the unit and set the throttle max and min point. Left the rest in the default setting. The unit seems to work fine, however, after a few minutes on the bench, starts to emit a combined sound similar to those indicating that is it in some programming stage. Clearly, is not the repetitive four bips indicating missing startup fail, which anyway is not clear to me what that means, and also this "singing" is not after detecting the battery cells but minutes after.
I cannot obtain the programming card since I bought the ESC and I am installing this one for the first time just now.
Can you help? Can I send a video o sound file for you to have a better idea of what I am talking about, as I understand is not easy to describe the sound.
Kind regards
Richard
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Can you post a video of the problem you are having here?
For programming card installation support, when purchasing an ESC, you can ask support staff to avoid errors when installing it.
Sorry, after two weeks without a response, I put the ESC away and purchased one from a different vendor, which was much easier to deal with.
However, when I finish the project I am involved in, I will bench-test the ESC again and make a video.
Anyway, thank you for your response.
If the ESC doesn't detect a valid throttle signal for a set time, it may emit tones to indicate this. This can happen if your transmitter goes to sleep, the signal drops, or even if the throttle channel glitches. Retro Bowl