How to change the high side driver signal to active low. my gate driver is active low in high side , active high in low side, how can I change the firmware.please help. Thanks .
I bought a VESC 6 MKV that has firmware 5.2 on it. I'm trying to downgrade to a custom version of 5.02 that will allow for servo control, but whenever I upload the firmware through vesc_tool version 3.00. It gets to 100% on the green bar, then the debug log gets this message, right before disconnecting itself:
2021-12-01 18:08:23: Status: Serial port error: Device not configured
When I reconnect to the VESC, it still has firmware 5.2
Things I tried:
Hello, am on my quest to finding the right board selection that was made for the HW:60 FW. Or in short how do I recompile code from Benjamin's BLDC repo for firmware 5.2 HW:60? what changes do i need to make?
it surely is not one of the following according to the asking and digging around i have been doing:
Hello. I have a VESC6 based ESC. It is VESC tool compatible. I want to flash the VESC_servoout.bin firmware onto the ESC. Now I have the following two concerns stemming from the fact that its only till VESC tool 2.03 that the VESC_servoout.bin firmware is provided. I managed to find the repo that contains these firmware bin files but there are different versions depending on the VESC's MK numbers (III, IV, V ...).
1. Is there a way that I can determine the MK number of the VESC that my ESC is using?
Is Wand FW v1.3 released in any capacity? I see the changelog notes for it, but vesc_tool 3.0 still installs 1.2 as latest.
I have a problem with a Flipsky 7550 ESC firmware that I need to solve ASAP as I need to take this to a job at the end of the month. For reference this isn't on a skateboard, it runs the motor on a winch that raises and lowers a small sensor package up to 5000ft.
I'm working on something for a quick proof of concept. And since I need to customize the code for a BLDC driver I've gotten two VESC based drivers to work with.
I was wondering, how hard would it be to use one of the ports to read an EEPROM, and if a given value is read, don't run, otherwise run as usual. That's all I need it to do. But I don't have the dev toolchain set up. Nor is the same EEPROM library likely to work. Since time is limited I'd just like to feel out how practical this is.
Here is an example of how I read the needed code on Arduino
Hello guys,
I would appreciate some help :). I got a VESC from my uncle and I would like to use it with my custom electric skateboard. Pictures below.
The software is telling me to update the firmware, but I don't know which hardware version it is (is it possible to figure it out).
The second question is: The VESC is 12S tolerant or am I wrong? (is there a chance to get a datasheet)
Thanks in advance.
Hello. I have nice operation of my VESC 4.12? from China when I operate in PWM mode and connected to a Futaba R617FS receiver.
I used the VESC Input Wizard to calibrate the VESC to the pulsewidth range of the R617FS.
Now I have built my own electronics to generate RC pulses, for use instead of the RC receiver.
My electronic assembly makes pulses just like those of the RC receiver: same pulse period, same range of pulsewidth.
The VESC responds to the signals from the RC receiver and it gives a very bright green LED.
Hello,
I'm a VESC beginner and I have bought a MTSVESC6.0 Mini from Maytech but I can't connect it to VESC tool. I haven't found installation tutorial about this model of ESC.
I have a STlink V2 to link the ESC and my computer but VESC tool don't recognize my ESC.
Which pins have I to connect and how start with this model ?
Thanks in advance for your help,
Paul
