RED BRICK ESC Tx Stick Programming Manua

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RED BRICK ESC – Transmitter Stick Programming

Phrases 1 - Enter programming Mode

1. Connect your motor and receiver to the speed controller, but do not connect the battery yet.

2. Turn on your transmitter and move the throttle stick to the full throttle position (full up). Please Note: Most Futaba transmitters

have the throttle channel reversed by default.

3. Connect your battery and the controller will initialize with a musical tone.

Phrases 2 - Programming

After 3 seconds, the controller will start beeping a sequence of tones – a musical tone followed by one or more beeps. Each sequence

represents a parameter that you can program and is repeated 3 times. The parameters are:

♪—

Music Tone + 1 Beep

Options 1. Cell Type and No. of Cells

♪— —

Music Tone + 2 Beeps

Options 2. Throttle Setting

♪— — —

Music Tone + 3 Beeps

Options 3. Brake Setting /Throttle type (for Heli)

♪— — — —

Music Tone + 4 Beeps

Options 4. Direction and Cutoff Type

♪— — — — —

Music Tone + 5 Beeps

Options 5. Timing Mode

♪— — — — — —

Music Tone + 6 Beeps

Options 6. (PWM) Setting

Step 1. Starting, Enter Sub-options. When you hear the sequence for the parameter you wish to program, move the throttle stick to the Center

Position to Enter Sub-options.

The controller will then start beeping a Morse code sequence of short and long beeps representing the possible options you may choose

for the selected parameter. See table 2 for a list of all programmable options. Each option sequence is repeated 3 times.

Step 2. Select and save. Move the throttle stick back to the Full-up-position, when you hear the sequence for the option you wish to select.

The controller will then save the selected option, and sound a long beep as a confirmation. It then goes back to the beginning of the

programming sequence (phrases 2).

Step 3. Complete programming and save options. Setup all the parameters you need to change. At anytime you wish to exit or when

programming is complete, move the throttle stick to the Lowest (Down) Position. The controller will save all options, exit

programming mode and re-initialize in normal running mode. The programming is all done and the ESC is ready for use now.

The table below summarizes the various programming options for each parameter:

* is Default Setting

- For (2S-7S) ESC

1. Cell Type and Number of Cells ♪—

• — 1 Short + 1 Long

NiMh/NiCD Auto Cell Count - 0.8V/Cell Cutoff Voltage

• — — 1 Short + 2 Long

7S Li-Po (25.9V) – 21V Cutoff Voltage

• — — — 1 Short + 3 Long

6S Li-Po (22.2V) –18V Cutoff Voltage

• — — — — 1 Short + 4 Long

5S Li-Po (18.5V) – 15V Cutoff Voltage

• — — — — —1 Short + 5 Long

4S Li-Po (14.8V) – 12V Cutoff Voltage

• — — — — — — 1 Short + 6 Long

3S Li-Po (11.1V) – 9V Cutoff Voltage

• — — — — — — — 1 Short + 7 Long

2S Li-Po (7.4V) – 8V Cutoff Voltage

Summary of content (2 pages)

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RED BRICK ESC – Transmitter Stick Programming Phrases 1 - Enter programming Mode 1. Connect your motor and receiver to the speed controller, but do not connect the battery yet. 2. Turn on your transmitter and move the throttle stick to the full throttle position (full up). Please Note: Most Futaba transmitters have the throttle channel reversed by default. 3. Connect your battery and the controller will initialize with a musical tone.
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. Throttle Setting ♪— — 2 Sub-Options -Select one of the first 2 options (Throttle range) -Select one of the second 2 options (Start option) •• — 2 Short + 1 Long Auto Throttle Range* •• — — 2 Short + 2 Long 1.1ms to 1.8ms •• — — — 2 Short + 3 Long Hard start* •• — — — — 2 Short + 4 Long Soft start 3.