Programming the Hobbywing Skywalker ESC
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ก.ค. 2020
- How to program the Hobbywing Skywalker ESC using the throttle on your transmitter. This allows you to change the brake settings, battery type, start mode and more.
This works for the skywalker series of ESC's. To do this you need a receiver bound to the transmitter and connected to the ESC.
It also demonstrates how to calibrate the throttle positions.
For an excellent description of this process please refer to the owner's manual. - กีฬา
The best explanation for ESC programming using a radio. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Extremely helpful and blessedly concise!
Awesome video ! Very explanatory ! Thank you very much Benson !
Thanks! This is exactly what I was looking for.
Ein sehr informatives Video. Vielen Dank dafür!
Great video my friend. Thanks for posting and big salute from Slovenia, Pilot Robert
Thank you. Coming from you that means a lot. You're my heros!
Hi Benson, thanks for the video. This seems identical in programming, sounds etc as the older turnigy plush too.
This is a very informative video. If I had one of these it would help me immensely!!
Thank you. You should probably have several.
Benson Filmworks is it not for a model plane? Haha I have no idea what it is!
@@EightisEnough Yes. It controls the electric motor.
wow...now that makes it easy thank you
Thank very much for video, goods flight you
Thank you sir!
thank you for usefull video
Thank for you lesson
very helpful
Thanks
Thank you.
Great video! My question is I have the freewing mig29, and has 2 of these esc's 100amp each. Do I calibrate both at same time or 1 at a time?? I did calibrate both at same time, and still have dead band.
WOW. Great question. I'm sorry but I don't really know. Perhaps one of our readers could help.
thankyou
Please help - when I try to do the first step - calibration- with the throttle up, and plug in a battery to the esc, instead of a couple of beeps - I get a constant series of beeps that does not stop, even after I lower the throttle.
I needed to use my motor and Skywalker (12a) esc from my plane in my airboat and I'm using a pistol grip RC car radio but because the default position of the trigger throttle is 70-30, my motor comes on until I push full brake. I tried reprogramming the esc by holding full throttle, powering the esc, waiting for the beeps and then letting the trigger go back to neutral, listening for the beeps, then unplugging the battery pack from the esc. When I power the esc again, I push full brake and then full throttle to arm the esc, the motor starts running again at a high idle until I push full brake again to stop the motor. Are these esc's incompatible with car radios? I even tried adjusting my throttle trim and subtrim towards the brake, but they maxed out to a low idle.
You might have success by programming the throttle to less than full on. For example, you might try having the throttle at half power then power the ESC and reducing the throttle to zero. That might fake the ESC out to think that half throttle was full throttle. Just a thought.
Perhaps you could post your experience so other people would benefit.
Hi, how r you? Can i use 3 60A and 1 60A V2 for my quadcopter, please?
does the ESC have bidirectional? this means that can it spin the motor in both directions?
No. Thank you for the question
Hi, thanks
Does it the same for the 30A? Or 20A?
Yes.
Mine doesn't calibrate, after a long series of short beeps and long pauses, it will beep short and short pauses indicating that the throttle is not in buttom position. Also, no 2 short beeps even in max throttle before powering up the esc. any fix?
I'm not sure I quite understand what's going on. Could it be your transmitter needs calibrating? On the Open/Edge Tx models you can calibrate the stick positions. Also, did you start things out by powering up the ECS with transmitter throttle fully advanced. Wait for the beep then fully retard the throttle. This teaches the ESC what fully advanced and fully retarded signals are. Once done you can proceed with choosing your options.
@@bensonfilmworks7595 thanks for your response, im using tx16s. I tried other ESCs and throttle calibration works. Also, I did whats on the video. throttle up before powering the ESC. It doesn't go to calibration or programming mode.
I wonder if we can you the oneshot125 protocol for this hobbywing skywalker esc
Hello! which protocol it handles (oneshot, dshot, etc). Thanks
I think it only uses PWM. But I could be wrong.
Hi how to setup the hobby wing ESC to get higher RPM rate???
Please see this video. Might help you.
th-cam.com/video/t9XNavMPQmk/w-d-xo.html
Can i use this esc with multirotor (hexacoptor)?
You would need six ESC's. But then should work fine.
Bro is the esc having thermal cut off
Yes. The ESC has thermal cut off.
What do all the programming options mean?
I programmed my esc to be in bidirectional mode and now it is rotating the motor in 2 directions, the problem now is that i can not enter the programing mode anymore, to disable the bidirectional again, i do not know how to enter the programing mode now?
Thanks