Hi, Luis
Is your problem solved?
as I reminds in above, here is solution you can try:
1> flash fw according to this file, use attached merged firmware
2> read and write default data, re-try it. refer to above line 1558 solution
How to flash firmware through SWD interface - EN.pdf (1.0 MB)
firmware:
VESC_UBOX_3.3V_100A_FW5.2_R2_TYPE_C_NAME_UBOX_MERGED.bin (900.2 KB)
If your problem still exist, please send us email for more details. if the LED1-LED4 lights on normally, it may be not a hardware problem.
I’ll give this firmware a try today after work. Thanks
How much headroom under 75v is safe if not using regen? 71v? I dare not go to 74v.
I ended up sending them back to spintend. I tried all of the suggestions from all of you. I’m much better educated in code now. But it got to the point where I had to throw in the towel. Now I need an esc from somewhere to get this build to the client. I’m losing money
16S is much safely, make sure the spike voltage not going to 75V
Any luck using the newly provided firmware?
I have been having the board react very unsafely to high braking current. I have tried many many times to get it to go away. Feels as though on motor stops braking all of the sudden and when I check it has not triggered any faults.
The only think I feel left to check on my parts is to reduce battery cable length. Sorry I have failed to get it on video as I mostly test at night. I also have not used a METR to make a log so that is also bad for getting help.
Sounds like it could be one disconnected motor phase wire somewhere… you’ve probably triple checked but just worth mentioning.
haha it runs perfectly besides this strange behaviour, trust me I have had a bullet come disconnected this is not that. It passes detection perfectly and works like a hot damn, only this hard braking making one side seemingly freak out. If I was riding anything but a bro deck, bindings and apex airs with medium bushings… it would have thrown me already and I would have stopped riding then.
I am talking 25mph to hard brakes causing one side to give up throwing my balance off momentary…
again very sorry to frustrate you all with no video or ride logs. I have been thinking it was something silly wrong in my settings but after 4 redetections and making sure all settings are high enough, raising everything and lowering some batt amps I am still unsure of what is happening.
Honestly if anything I am now seriously planning on making a dyno for safely stress testing builds. Finally a actually good reason to get a massive motor…
out interest what S battery you using?
16S, even 25A of regen is 1300W so not entirely shocked it could have some issues with the current spiking.
I could try dropping braking current to -5A and see if It can still happen.
to fill in more I am running the 300A FW with my ABS at the max of 480A, 110A motor and 70A batt each side. Brakes currently at -25A as noted.
The behaviour tends to be really bad at high speeds braking suddenly downhill. So sounds like a voltage spiking thing to me. Of all the times it has occured I only got an actual over voltage error once, this is why I will reduce cable length before I try much else.
using mine on an existing 13s build, been tempted to build a 16s but I think I’m going to play safe and go 15s.
If possible, also twist the battery wires together along the run from the pack to the ESC, at least 2-3 twists an inch. This reduces the inductance versus running the wires in parallel, or even worse, running the wires apart from each other.
It worked. Thanks!
Very happy for you! All your boards are rideable now?
So was about to pull the trigger and get a unbox tonight… then couldn’t find an option to purchase with a Uni1 remote. Anyone know if they’ll all old out or what the deal is with these?!
I’m not sure but I have one I’m not using if you wanna buy it. I thought I remembered something about them making a new version soon? Maybe why the old one is now gone.
When I ordered mine they sent be a used one as apparently they are releasing a newer version of the Uni1 remote within the next couple months.
I must admit I don’t enjoy my uni1 as much as vx1, but I enjoy it def. enough to try a new version.
@AmySpintend any details on the new remote?
This is a terrible endorsement for uni1