User manual
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Thank
you
for
purchasing
our
brushless
electronic
speed
controller
(ESC).
Any
improper
use
or
operation
may
cause
personal
injury
and
equipment
damage.
This
high
power
system
for
RC
models
can
be
dangerous,
we
strongly
suggest
users
read
the
instructions
carefully
and
thoroughly
before
use.
We
will
not
assume
any
responsibility
for
personal
injury,
property
damage,
or
any
consequential
damages
resulting
from
the
use
our
product.
•
Uses a powerful & high performance MCU, users can set the functions as required, fully embodied intelligent characteristics. Unique circuit design with strong interference rejection
properties.
• Waterproof design (Note: if the ESC does get immersed in water then please ensure you dry the connectors).
• Start mode can be set to fast throttle response fast or very smooth speed control linearity. This makes it suitable for use with scale and racing boats.
• Low-voltage protection threshold values can be set.
• Built-in 5 amp switching BEC, lower power dissipation.
• Multiple protection functions: input voltage abnormal protection/low-voltage cutoff protection/over-thermal protection and throttle signal loss protection, these make the ESC more
reliable.
• High power safety feature: wherever the throttle lever is set above the off position the motor will not start when power is connected.
• Over thermal protection: If the ESC temperature goes over 100°C then the output power will automatically reduce. When it becomes lower than B0°C the output power will return to
normal.
• Menu settings are a simple operation. Settings can be changed with program box or via your transmitter.
Note: We strongly a
dvise the use of battery connections that do not allow reverse polarity or the ESC will be damaged. Please disconnect the battery
from the ESC when not in use.
Please set the throttle range when using the
ESC for the first time. This ensures the Turnigy ESC is set correctly to your transmitter to give a smooth and linear throttle
range. The process below only needs to be done once, it will then memorize this setting for your transmitter. If changing transmitters the process will need to be repeated.