Mystery brushless speed controller manual

By setting the optimal settings for a motor from Oriental Motor, its torque is guaranteed when an inverter is combined with a motor from Oriental Motor. The motor does not contain speed detection or feedback functions.

The motor speed is set by using a speed By combining these motors with a dedicated control circuit speed controller , speed changes can be performed. A broad lineup of AC motors that can easily be used for speed control is available. BX Driving is performed by a motor equipped with a tachogenerator AC generator for speed detection combined with a speed controller control circuit.

This section explains the main selection points to consider in order to select an optimal model based on the characteristics and functions required in accordance with the purpose and application.

Selection Based on Functions For displaying the speed For stopping the motor quickly Function Comparison For softening shock For operation during starting and stopping at multiple speeds To change motor speed in vertical operation Series Name Your most recent searches Delete. Frequent searches. Other sections. Catalog excerpts. Open the catalog to page 3. Open the catalog to page 4. Open the catalog to page 5. Open the catalog to page 6.

Open the catalog to page 7. Open the catalog to page 8. Open the catalog to page 9. Open the catalog to page DRS series 2 Pages. DGII 2 Pages. EH series 12 Pages. Servo Motors 7 Pages. DSC Series 76 Pages. Motors Torque 6 Pages. BLH Series 36 Pages. DSC Series 11 Pages. Catalog Overview 24 Pages.

AZ Series 10 Pages. CVK Series 24 Pages. Stepper Motors 33 Pages. Standard AC Motors 9 Pages. Do I have to build an extra circuit or something to be able to make it run backwards, or do theese BECs have a function like that? Oh, and some guide to understand the beeping secuences in the programming mode would be nice too.

No, ESCs work out of the box - but you can reprogram the throttle response curves and things if you want. Most brushless ESCs don't go backwards as they are for aircraft and helicopters, and sensorless BLDCs don't have closed-loop control at low speed.

You can find videos on Youtube showing how to program ESCs. While they typically show it being performed with an RC transmitter you can easily emulate one with the Servo library, a 10K pot, and a simple sketch that sends servo signals based on the position of the potentiometer. Does anyone know the approximate frequencies that most ESC's consider minimum and maximum throttle positions? Jonmar: Does anyone know the approximate frequencies that most ESC's consider minimum and maximum throttle positions?

Mystery 30A ESC programming.