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I understand that the blue LED indicates that DC-Power is present.
But what do the red and green LED indicate?
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I understand that the blue LED indicates that DC-Power is present.
But what do the red and green LED indicate?
Hello, friends, my firmware version number was 2.16. When I uploaded firmware to my VESC4 using STM32 ST-Link Utility software, USB could not be recognized by my computer. It was recognized before upgrading. Before uploading firmware, I performed a full erase. The chip address in the software was 0x8000000, size: 0x31. 5cc, 32bit data width, other default settings, I do not know how to solve this problem, can someone help me? the hardware version is VESC4.11.thank you!
Hello,
I'm trying to make an electric bike with vesc 6 (purchased from flipsky) and a 1720w motor. It's based on Tom Stanton's project. I want to have a switch to change between throttle and cadence controls. For the throttle the ADC app works fine, but I couldn't find a way to implement a cadence sensor without modifying the firmware.
Hi all,
Hey!
I am using vesc with firmware 3.56. Vesc tool says that the supported firmware is 3.57. I can't find anywhere that firmware to download. Help? Where can I find it?
Regards, Ron.
Does anyone have an older version of the VESC Tool that has support for FW 3.56? My Flipsky 4.12 single VESC is on FW 3.56 and I can't update the firmware for whatever reason.
Hello all,
Im trying to write a UART library in Espruino for the VESC6+.
Im wondering how if the VESC just spits out UART data or do i need to call a function to get the data over UART?
Thanks
/Gustav
Hi all,
I am working on implementing scalar control and foc control for induction machines, so I am wondering what the recommendations are in order to carry on with the programming. After reviewing the firmware source code, my first thoughts were to copy/rename/overwrite "mcpwm_foc.h" and "mcpwm_foc.c", so the microcontroller-related code could stay and I would focus on the motor control.
Could any of you with more experience in VESC firmware suggests me the best approach, best practices?, warnings are also welcome.
Thanks.
Hi All,
I'm relatively new to the VESC tool and how to use it, etc...when I opened the tool the couple times I was notified there is an updated version. However when I follow the link it takes me to VESC home page and I can not find the link to DL the newest firmware. Does anyone know what I am supposed to do to get the new version? I am a bronze member and when I try to DL the current package I get denied.
Am I supposed to upgrade my VESC tool to the silver level or what exactly?