Model Boat Mayhem
Technical, Techniques, Hints, and Tips => BRUSHLESS Motors and Speed Controllers => Topic started by: shadysadie on October 18, 2015, 02:20:03 pm
-
More help needed please for a newcomer to the Brushless world!
After receiving (and following) a lot of very useful guidance and advice from this forum, I have now completed the twin brushless motor installation in my 1/24 scale MTB but the problem is that I have come to a grinding halt with attempting to programme the Robbe speed controller. I have carefully followed the instruction manual for the Roxxy 940-6 but seem unable to get anywhere beyond the initial start up sequence of beeps followed by a steady one beep per second. Moving the throttle stick from "forward" to "stop", pausing several seconds then "forward" and " back" rapidly as per the instructions has no effect whatsoever and nor has any of the many variations of this procedure which I have tried. All I can get is a steady "one beep per second".
Please, please, please point me in the right direction.
-
I bought the programming card once, since I always had problems with proper programming (but those problems were mainly caused by myself :} )
But anyways it should work.
I believe that you set the ESC into Air mode, if you then try to set the "stop" position in the middle it won´t work, since the ESC assumes that "stop" must be at "stick full backwards".
That constant beeping is caused by the ESC being at "parameter 1" .
So probabaly you should try to program the stick positions first before trying to change other parameters.
Btw, if I remember correctly you only need "forward" and "stop" position to programm it.
"back" is not necessary.
-
Thanks Tobias. You are correct in saying that I only need "forward" and "stop" positions for programming - sorry that I did not make this clear in my previous post. My problem is that I can't get beyond parameter 1. I would buy a programming card if one was available but since Robbe appear to have ceased trading this is proving to be difficult.
Regards, David.
-
I've just ordered a Robbe Roxxy V2 programmer from Germany so hopefully this will solve the problem!
-
It definetly will :-))
If you once used it, you will not believe how awful it was programming it with the Tx {-)
Still believe that learning the correct stick positions again (and maybe stop position at full backwards), would have solved it anyways.