reprogramming Align esc.
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From: Truro,
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How do I reprogram my Align RCE-BL25X/35X esc.It says to place the throttle stick to the highest position,switch on the transmitter,then connect the battery to the esc.If I do this won't the motor take off at full throttle as soon as I plug the battery into the esc.since the throttle stick is at the highest position?Should I disconnect the motor wires?
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From: Saguenay, QC, CANADA
The beep sounds are actually produced by the motor, it acts as a speaker for the ESC. So if you disconnect the motor you will not be able to program the ESC. Instead, remove the pinion gear, and that way there will not be any danger.
Be safe!
Georges
Be safe!
Georges
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From: Fayetteville,
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The motor won't go into run mode unless you are at full low throttle anyway, so it won't matter. But yeah, removing the pinion or moving the motor away from the main gear never hurts.
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From: Cape Town, SOUTH AFRICA
The stick must be at full throttle.
The motor won't go to full throttle.
The throttle hold must be OFF.
Plug in teh battery.
The ESC will go to setup mode.
Do you setup.
Place the throttle stick to teh lowest position.
Unplug the battery
Check your settings. My ESC sometimes does not accept settings or does it's own thing. Repeat as neccessary and wait for Phenix 35 to arrive.
The motor won't go to full throttle.
The throttle hold must be OFF.
Plug in teh battery.
The ESC will go to setup mode.
Do you setup.
Place the throttle stick to teh lowest position.
Unplug the battery
Check your settings. My ESC sometimes does not accept settings or does it's own thing. Repeat as neccessary and wait for Phenix 35 to arrive.
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I always just unplug one of the three wires leading to the motor as a safety precaution when programming. With only two wires connected, you still get the beeps, but the motor won't turn if for some reason the ESC decides to power it up...
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I always just unplug one of the three wires leading to the motor as a safety precaution when programming. With only two wires connected, you still get the beeps, but the motor won't turn if for some reason the ESC decides to power it up...
I always just unplug one of the three wires leading to the motor as a safety precaution when programming. With only two wires connected, you still get the beeps, but the motor won't turn if for some reason the ESC decides to power it up...
I didn't know that! Good tip!
Georges
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From: mansfield,
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ORIGINAL: ksechler
That's not true. The motor can still turn with 2 wires.
That's not true. The motor can still turn with 2 wires.




