What did you do to get it working properly?
I’m 100% sure I have it wired correctly because I tested with a multimeter and saw 5V on each hall wire.
^have you done this?
The motor detection doesn’t work for me but that is due to the inductive weirdness of the V1 hub…
So you are getting all 3 hall signals but it still says they are misaligned?
Yes, I do have full sensor voltage, but only @5V. 3.3V doesn’t work for me !
somehow I always get those 1° value
Did you look at the graph?
Would help you answer this question.
I somehow can’t get it to work.
Can you please explain what I should do?
I’m in Realtimedata-> Experiment
I made sure that the RT button is on + motor is spinning
There is no graph
Hmm there should be colored lines, please post what your screen looks like.
I’ll check tomorrow. Thanks for all your help so far
It’s working now!
I simply did bypass the resistors and caps on the hall pcb!
I hit over 30mph stock before nosediving, you know how the story continues.
Uhhh. Update for this thread.
Floatwheel “soon” releasing the ADV2, finally featuring a smart bms instead of random nosedives. Apparently 150V esc in fusion core compatible format so I hear.
Fungineers Funwheel ST board you can order complete and ready to run, or buy in kit form as always. The V3 Superflux is the bees knees of motors. Outshining the cannoncore due the superior bearing choice imo. 150V esc upgrade also available, fusion core compatible as far as I know.
Fusion core using the Floatwheel cc motor with integrated esc inside the hub axle is proof of the insane development track we are on for the uber high performance builds.
Many places offer VESC building, modding and Tuning services commercially
see PEV.DEV for almost any question about these boards.
That has be moved to vesc packages. Balance is not being developed anymore. It has evolved into float package. I have my own package called trick and trail.
Thanks I found it, but I can’t turn on IMU.
Sounds like a communication issue. Not really my specialty. I might take it to the discord. Make sure to post to the troubleshooting channel.
You really want to use refloat instead of float package. Internal imu you should not have to turn on. It should be always on. If you don’t have imu, your vesc needs repaired