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HW 4.12 Change low voltage cutoff

Submitted by subodh.malgonde on Tue, 2018-09-18 07:31

I am new to VESC and I have a Maytech VESC, HW 4.12. It which is rated 8-60V. Is there a way to change the low voltage cutoff to 7.5V? 

I want to make the VESC work with a 2S LiPo battery. I will use the VESC to control a 1/10th scale RC car which is designed to work with 2-3 S LiPo battery.

How exactly do I connect a VESC 6.4 to an Arduino Nano?

Submitted by MaxMaker1 on Tue, 2018-07-03 23:18

So far I could not find a whole lot of information about this despite searching a lot. My Nano circuit is ready and control a standard Servo for test purposes. How do I connect the VESC without blowing anything up? 

 

An official answer from Benjamin or Trampa would be great. Not just for me, but all the others trying to do the same. 

VESC 6.4 supplys Arduino over SIGNAL!!

Submitted by MaxMaker1 on Thu, 2018-05-24 15:02

Hi all, 

I have been trying for a few days to get my brandnew VESC 6.4 to work. It is supposed to be controlled by an Arduino over PPM. The Arduino has a power supply with a switch. If I turn that off, it normaly turns off the Arduino. But with the VESC connected only to Battery GND and PPM Signal to the Arduino pin, it powers the Arduino!  

Another problem I have is that the VESC always loses the USB connection to my computer after having it connected for 5sec or so. 

HARDWARE QUESTION: Maximum AC voltage VESC can tolerate?

Submitted by danvel on Fri, 2018-04-27 15:31

Mi application is as follows: The VESC uses a 28V battery to drive a very low kv (80) motor to crank start a 110cc internal combustion engine in an RC plane.

After that, the VESC should be completely unactive (high impedance state, no driving, no regeneration).

The problem is, that at full throttle, the combustion engine can reach 7000rpm, which means 88v at electric motor terminals.

My question is: Can the hardware of VESC tolerate this voltage without being damaged?

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