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I wanna be Dave
If you have a 220 ohm resistor handy, put that in series with the flashing LED. I think that will still be bright enough to see and it should isolate things enough to stop the screen from dimming.
So...follow the red, green is other important stuff
Code:Global setup menu: ================== [COLOR=red]- enter it by ENTER-long[/COLOR] - now menu items MODEL and NAME will start blinking [COLOR=lime]- select requested item by ROTATE and press ENTER[/COLOR] [COLOR=lime]- use ROTATE to change value and press ENTER to end value changing[/COLOR] [COLOR=lime]- press BACK-long or ENTER-long to end global setup menu,[/COLOR] values will be saved to EEPROM - selected menu items are indicated by following symbols: F firmware version (this of course cannot be changed :-) L backlight time 5s,10s...10m...MAX A inactivity alarm OFF,1m...10m LOW POWER! battery low voltage 7.5...10.5V [COLOR=red][B][SIZE=4]E.POINT[/SIZE][/B] maximum allowed endpoint value 100...150%[/COLOR] [COLOR=red] DANGER - values greater than 120% can damage[/COLOR] [COLOR=red] your servo or will not be possible[/COLOR] [COLOR=red] to transmit to receiver because of[/COLOR] [COLOR=red] 2.4GHz HF module limitation[/COLOR] [COLOR=red] This danger zone will be indicated with a flashing "d" symbol[/COLOR] [COLOR=red] for values greater than 120%[/COLOR] 1 dead zone for steering 0...50 2 dead zone for throttle 0...50 b key beep OFF/ON d long press key delay 100...1000 miliseconds r + ALL global reset - change to YES to set global configuration and all models to default values r + MOD all models reset - change to YES to set all models to default values
Does this help, seems fairly straight forward to me but i can do a step by step if needed tomorrow evening
Did you calibrate both ESC's to the RX?Ok, I need some help. I took out the punk dig and installed dual esc's, I am using (2) axial ae-2 esc's, a castle bec, and a 3 ch receiver.
Try a new model
Ok, tried programming it to a new model memory (I think thats what you wanted me to do) Programmed it exactly like you laid out in the link I posted earlier, the only thing I had to do was go into the REV menu and rev ch2 and ch3 because the motors would spin backwards when throttling fwd and vice versa. Still does the same thing; when trying to you use the dig feature on the ch3 trim button, the motor that is supposed to be providing the drag brake actually starts spinning, also when using proportional, as soon as I hit 80% drag, it starts to spin. Hope that helps some.
Got it, thanks for you support losikid. I turned up the dead band on my throttle channel and adjusted the trim towrad reverse some, then made sure the drag was maxxed out in both esc's. Working great now, just need to get it on the rocks and try out this whole dual esc fad!:ror: Thanks again!"thumbsup"
Losi..when will you have more hack kits??
and where is the program you download..I know I have seen it, now I can't find it...
thanks
Right now, didn't even see it went out of stock
Program is in the install instructions
seen it, was hoping to get back here and delete...seen both of them.
thanks, one on order.
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d/l'd the program and during, I got this message
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What kind of motor? You may have some advance timing in it for forward which would explain it.Well I am still wondering about this slower reverse thing. I am using this on a mini with the traxxis overdrive front axle mod, so I am getting more pull in forward when driving forward. Anyway in reverse I just don't appear to have the same wheelspeed. I checked the esc, checked my epa's, and also did a calibration. I did not think this was was such an issue with the spektrum setup I switched back to but it has been a bit since I did that. I am wondering if what I am seeing is subtle but still noticable, and maybe related to the overdrive front mod. Then again is this sounding like a setup issue?