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Originally Posted by lutach
I did the second setting on mine:
1. --no need to set up Throttle itinerary ---- startup process
pull throttle into the lowest position -- → ESC power connecting → Detect and get throttle signal one beep tone "beep" → 3 seconds delay → detected throttle lowest position → one beep tone "beep" again → can start throttle Moved.( start flying). this step total beep twice . there had light on ESC when each beep tone .
If not detected throttle signal, "beep, beep and beep ... " continued beep tones are emitted.
If the battery voltage exceeds voltage, "BEEP, BEEP, BEEP ." continued beep tones are emitted. the beep tone
pause for a bit longer,Under such circumstances, ESC refused to start motor.
2.need to set up Throttle itinerary ---- startup process
pull throttle to the highest position -- → ESC power connecting → Detect and get throttle signal one beep tone "beep" → detected maximum throttle position, "beep" tone is emitted (one beep tone) → then pull to the lowest throttle position → 3 seconds of delay → "beep" tone is emitted once, Detected the lowest throttle position → can start lifting the throttle. three beep tone is emitted .
Note : This method set up the throttle itinerary is not saved. throttle itinerary can be set up and saved permanently by our programm card.
I hope this works for everyone.
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I'm sorry to ask you this but what is a Throttle itinerary? I'm getting the over voltage 3 beeps even with a 7.4 volt pack