VESC Tool

Hi guys, I was hoping that some of you could help me out with this.

I have an E6 encoder from US Digital and I want to connect it to the VESC 6 so I can conduct tests with my motor with regards to rotatary position. The problem is that I have no idea of how to connect it to the VESC 6 as most forums I've visited talk about using the AS5047 as the encoder of choice. I would greatly appreciate the help.

when i down loaded  its on my computer but it wont open it says pick an app to open but none of the ones i have  will open it  need help thanks mike

Hello again,

I thought I posted this earlier, but it doesn't seem to have posted. Sorry if it is a repeat. 

Can anyone post more info on how to select the FOC detection parameters? How would I select the current, duty cycle, open loop speed delay and time constant for a given motor. How do these relate to traditional motor parameters like Kv, rated torque, etc. 

Hi Ben

I have the Vesc 6 and have the traction control on.

I would like to switch it off, however there are several "folders" like PPM, ADC, Nunchuk where I can go from false to true.

Could you post some information on how to handle traction control. Could not find anything.

Thanks a lot.

Karl

Hello

Where can i download the VESC Tool 0.95 App.

I can,t Compile selfe, i need ready compilee apk file.

Thank you

einbi

Hi, 

I again have 60 seconds on my hand to write a quick post. Please provide an option to disable bluetooth to circumvent the 60 second useless wait at startup of vesc_tool. 

Hi guys,

I need some help in setting up VESC in a generator application. Below is a brief description of my setup and findings so far.

Mechanical Setup:-

Hi. I would need some help as I’m not familiar with this area. I don’t know much about this area but I need to set up my system so I can use it for a project. So I have a motor with the following known specs: BLDC max power 1100 W, a 36 V (2 x 18v) Makita BL185B battery pack (each battery is 5 Ah 90Wh Li-Ion). The system is Radio controlled by a Radiolink RC3S rc. I need the set up of the Vesc to give maximum torque and maximum speed. The system need to travel as fast as possible on a closed circuit oval rail with a load of about 15 kg.

Hi all,

I was wondering if the parameters detection for the FOC requires the load to be attached to the motor.

R,L and lambda shouldn't be related to the load, nor the current observer, so I don't think so, but just to be sure...

I'm generating PWM from ARDUINO, it works very well, I tested it with other ESC and servo and I checked with oscilloscope.

When I enable the RT APP button to see the PPM read by the VESC, it always has an offset of +0.2 ms. For example if the PWM is 1ms, the app shows me 1.2ms. Where is this offset coming from?

Is it a problem that I'm generating PWM for PPM? Actually is the input a PWM or a PPM? I don't get why PPM would make any sense...