Third Party Hardware

Hello All,

Throttle cutout or no response, then after a min or so it re-engages...MK6 + CA3 + Older Grin Stand alone shunt for throttle and display. Could the shunt be failing? It does get warm and i never noticed that before.

Is there any support when your third party goes silent when support is needed?  (Defiant Board)

Hello,

after some years I want to continue my project with an motor and Flipsky FSESC6.7 again. 

With the wizard, I could configure the motor, however I have some issues with the signal. I wanted to use a simple potentiometer for the beginning which I connected to the 3 wires from the FSESC.

Hi,

hope someone can help.

im setting up a vesk 60100hp on a bosch gen4 mid motor (No sensors. driuver board removed)

The motor detection works fine , as does the throttle detection (chinese ebike hall sensor type)

the throttle is mapping at 2..5v max input.

however the motor starts at approx 15% and is full speed at 20% .

its practically an on off switch, although tere is a ramp if your really carefull rolling on.

this is the second vesk ive tried and both reacted the same.

Any Ideas?

regards

Hello,

Hi,

I just bought the title device. I tested the motor of the electric scooter for one day and everything worked normally. In the morning, I turned on the power and now the VESC shows a continuous blue LED and flashing red. I can't connect via BT or USB. The engine was only used in the air and the ADCs, etc., were adjusted correctly and functionality was tested. Any ideas?

#define Tx1 27
#define Rx1 22
// Initialize UART1 (Serial1) on custom pins (for example GPIO 27 as Tx and GPIO 22 as Rx)

Serial2.begin(115200, SERIAL_8N1, Rx1, Tx1);
Serial.begin(115200); // comms for debug
Serial2.begin(115200); // Setup UART port (FOR VESC) pins rx2 and tx2
UART.setSerialPort(&Serial2);

Hello,

I’m having trouble and need your help. I want to connect a DIY display to my Ubox85150 with VESC 6.05.

Hi All,

We are using Flipsky Dual Mini FSESC6.7 Pro ESCs with L-Faster 500W hub motors. Currently waiting on some info from the manufacturer of the motors, but thought id try herein the interim to see if there are any tips.

So with the VESC tool, we go through the motor setup wizard, and can get to a state where the wheels are working. Or so we thought, this was on axle stands, so free rolling. Once on the ground, there is basically no torque.

New to the VESC tool, so a few questions/notes, and hopefully someone can decode this to some pointers:

Hi, I have an old Enertion Focbox, from approximately 2016. I recently downloaded the new VescTool 6.05 and when I connect it to the Focbox it says that it is on "limited mode" because of the old firmware (2.18) but that a bootloader has been detected and hence it can be updated. My main motivation for upgrading is that I want to move to a different (higher) battery configuration.

Here's what the tool says about my HW/SW:

Fw: v2.18
Paired: false, Status STABLE
HW Type: VESC, Phase Filters: No
NRF Name: No, Pin: No