Hi there
I am using a Flipsky VESC controller with firmware 6.0.6.
Connection via VESC Tool on PC works perfectly – the firmware is detected correctly and everything functions as expected.
Hi,
I have a 90mm outboard puck motor and an AS5048A encoder. Fresh install and setup. Seeing encoder pulses as expected.
I set duty cycle to some value and press >. Sometimes it will spin as expected, sometimes not. It will randomly "stick" in a position and hold it as if i am telling it to go to an angle instead of rotate. If I try to spin the motor by force, it springs back.
Hey guys,
this is my first post here. Up until now I always was just a quiet reader.
my question is as follows. Currently I run a big outrunner motor (watercooled and hall-sensored) with my MakerX G300 on my Dyno.
However there is the following problem that must be a software issue: whenever I run the motor over the tool under 900ERPM in speed control mode it cuts out aka the VESC goes into braking-mode and stops the motor immediately.
when set to 900ERPM the motor runs fine and when I apply a load there is no issue. Puts on full torque.
Hi guys,
First post, been lurking while building a project dirt bike.
I have a Trampa VESC 100/250 with 84V LiFePo4 prismatic cells and a QS138 90h motor running through a 5 speed gearbox.
Anyone knows how i can read the vesc's orientation data in python? I am using the liambindle library at the moment
hey guys please help, fell like abit of a nube but.i cant get my ft60bd to connect to the tool.it reads it but then comes up with a not conneted bubble.if someone could point we right thread ill o u big time .thanks in advanced
Hello VESC fam!
I'm working on a project were I have a potentiometer wired up to the VESC. The potentiometer part works wonderfully under control type - Duty Cycle. The part that I'm struggling a bit with is being able to power on the VESC with the potentiometer left in a position other than 0.0V...say 0.50V or 1.123V and have the motor ramp/fire up automatically. Currently the VESC requires me to reset the potentiometer back to 0.0V and then manually ramp back up to the desired setting.
Hi,
I am wondering if someone have tried to use boost charging through VESC but instead of motor to use external inductors?
Also at his github issue https://github.com/vedderb/vesc_tool/issues/141 , Benjamin told to disconnect middle phase wire,
so current reading will reflect consumption from power source. Is this case we loose one phase winding, but how then boost converter is working ?
My setup is running dual Trampa Vesc 6 (first version without phase filters), which are driving two Flipsky 6374 140kV motors.
I've been having issues with the hall sensor pins on the Vesc STM32 frying multiple times, with a ~100ohm short to ground. I've confirmed it's the not the board itself since the short disappears after replacing the MCU.
HI,
I again have a motor that VESC-tool will not lambda-detect at all. ben b
I've configured it as BLDC. I have a 1A 12V powersupply for now, so I tell it to go at 0.5A motor current and... voila! there it goes. Somehow, the dutycycle does not go up to 95% as I expected, but lets ignore that for now. It runs.
Next I want to reduce noise, ans get FOC to work. So detect RL and I get 26mOhm and 16 uH. Good. And then... no mater what I try: I can't get it to turn during the lambda-detection. So I have no clue what the lambda is.
