Specifications
TR
5
Enter Programming Mode
With the transmitter and the ESC both turned ON, press and HOLD the Setup Button for 4 seconds or more.
The ESC Setup LEDs will flash, indicating the ESC is in Programming Mode. Release the Setup Button.
1
2
3
4
Changing Programming
Modes
Press the Setup Button to cycle through the twelve different Programming Modes. The blue LED will flash
a specific number of times, indicating the current Programming Mode and the green LED will flash a specific
number of times, indicating the current Programming Mode Value within that Programming Mode.
Changing Programming
Mode Values (Setup Mode)
From within the desired Programming Mode, press and HOLD the Setup Button for 2 seconds or more to enter
the Setup Mode. The red and green LEDs will both flash a specific number of times, indicating the current
Programming Mode Value.
Press the Setup Button to choose the desired Programming Mode Value. The red and green LEDs will flash a
specific number of times, indicating the new current Programming Mode Value you chose.
After choosing the desired Programming Mode Value, press and HOLD the Setup Button for 2 seconds or more
to return to the Programming Mode as described in step 2 above. Repeat steps 2 and 3 to select another
Programming Mode and change its Programming Mode Value.
From within the Programming Mode, press the Setup Button to cycle through the twelve Programming Modes
and return to the Operating Mode. The ESC Setup LEDs will turn solid (if Timing Advance is Enabled) or flash
blue (if Timing Advance is Disabled), indicating your Programming Mode Values have been saved.
If you don’t want to save your Programming Mode Values, turn the ESC OFF and back ON before returning
to the Operating Mode as described.
Saving Programming
Mode Values
#11
0%
#1
120ºC/80ºC
#2
120ºC/90ºC
#3
120ºC/100ºC
#4
120ºC/110ºC
#5
120ºC/120ºC
#6
OFF/OFF
#1
Disabled
#2
Enabled
#11
6.4v
#1
OFF
#2
3.0v
MODE 1 (Cut-Off Voltage) Ensure that the Cut-Off Voltage value you choose matches the battery type you’re using.
#3
3.3v
#4
3.6v
#5
4.0v
#6
4.4v
#7
4.8v
#8
5.2v
#9
5.6v
#10
6.0v
ESC Programming Modes and Programming Mode Values:
MODE 2 (Reverse) Enable or Disable Reverse function. Reverse speed is 50% of forward speed.
MODE 3 (Thermal Protection) ESC and motor over-heat protection. Requires motor be equipped with temperature sensor.
MODE 4 (Timing Advance) After Enabling, allows adjustment of Boost, Turbo and Power Mode.
#1
Disabled
#2
Enabled
MODE 5 (Full Brake Rate) Adjust the maximum brake setting without using transmitter Brake Side EPA.
#1
100%
#2
90%
#3
80%
#4
70%
#5
60%
#6
50%
#7
40%
#8
30%
#9
20%
#10
10%
#11
50%
MODE 6 (Drag Brake)
Changes the braking effectiveness as the throttle trigger is returned to neutral.
#1
0%
#2
5%
#3
10%
#4
15%
#5
20%
#6
25%
#7
30%
#8
35%
#9
40%
#10
45%
#11
DF100
MODE 7 (Drive Feel)
Higher values increase the smoothness of the throttle throughout the entire range of deflection.
#1
DF0
#2
DF10
#3
DF20
#4
DF30
#5
DF40
#6
DF50
#7
DF60
#8
DF70
#9
DF80
#10
DF90
Follow the steps below to enter Programming Mode, change Programming Modes, choose Programming Mode Values, then save your selections.
IMPORTANT: With the SSL
function Enabled, Programming
Modes 5 through 12 can be
changed remotely and in higher
resolution increments. For more
information, see the SSL sections on
pages 6 and 7. Modes 1 though
4 must be changed manually
directly through the ESC.
#11
DBF100
MODE 8 (Drag Brake Feel)
Higher values increase the smoothness of the Drag Brake function.
#1
DBF0
#2
DBF10
#3
DBF20
#4
DBF30
#5
DBF40
#6
DBF50
#7
DBF60
#8
DBF70
#9
DBF80
#10
DBF90
#11
BF100
MODE 9 (Brake Feel)
Higher values increase the smoothness of throttle in the brake and return to neutral directions.
#1
BF0
#2
BF10
#3
BF20
#4
BF30
#5
BF40
#6
BF50
#7
BF60
#8
BF70
#9
BF80
#10
BF90
#11
100%
MODE 10 (Boost)
Higher values increase motor performance throughout the entire throttle range.
#1
0%
#2
10%
#3
20%
#4
30%
#5
40%
#6
50%
#7
60%
#8
70%
#9
80%
#10
90%
*Default Values are Shown in Gray.
Programming Modes Tables
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IMPORTANT: The cut-off voltage
you choose should not be set
lower than recommended for
your battery, particularly when
using Li-Po batteries. Refer to
your battery specifications for
the correct cut-off voltage to
use. Setting too low a value can
damage your battery. For Li-Po
batteries, 3.3v per cell is a safe
value.
IMPORTANT: The first Thermal
Protection temperature value
relates to ESC temperature and
the second temperature value
relates to motor temperature.
When the temperature of the
ESC and/or motor reaches
the specified value, the motor
will slow down and the Boost
function will not work. Once the
temperature cools 20ºC below
the specified value, the function
will return to normal. If the motor
does not feature a built-in tem-
perature sensor, motor thermal
protection will not work.
IMPORTANT: Timing Advance
must be Enabled to see changes
made to Boost, Turbo and Power
Mode settings.