cc link problem

[greenjeeper92]

Ok im trying to link my bec and dont know what settings it should be on for 3s lipo,also i got my one micro pro updated but it wont let me update the other even though there both wired together and to my bec? I have it connected to my comp and battery pluged in

[klabeaume]

Originally Posted by greenjeeper92

Ok im trying to link my bec and dont know what settings it should be on for 3s lipo,also i got my one micro pro updated but it wont let me update the other even though there both wired together and to my bec? I have it connected to my comp and battery pluged in

You shouldn't have your battery plugged in to do any programming, and make sure the esc NOT being programmed is turned off. And when you program the BEC make sure both ESC are turned off. I don't believe it matters what battery you run to your bec just set what voltage you want going to your servo.

Also, just for programming, I always plug the red esc wire back into the terminal, just remember to take it back out before plugging them back into the RX

[Jeepkid]

Are you running a high voltage servo. If not go6volts on that.

[greenjeeper92]

yes its a hitec 5955 i think, its like 300 oz

[ittybitty]

You might want to try programming each ESC completely separate of the wiring for everything else. Id recommend the same for the BEC and yeah I'd go 6v on that servo.

I had some issues in trying to program my HH Torquemaster ESC's after I had them both wired to a single plug for the battery...essentially they were both powering up when I plugged one into the link. By connecting each one individually you eliminate a lot of questions. I know this is easier said than done in some cases.

[greenjeeper92]

im gonna pull up apart and do them seperate tom.

[greenjeeper92]

ok i unsoldered all my wires and even with the escs on by them selves no bec attached it says i still dont have enough power, same with the bec,

[limited77]

Have tried another computer yet?