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Bosscat 27-01-2012 10:14 PM

Hobbywing 120A 1s speedo
 
I seem to have done something to mine hopefully not terminal. I loaded the latest software to my program box and then loaded the V3 508 "blinky software to the speedo all seemed to go just fine so switched off and disconnected, plugged the speedo back into the rec and switched on I get a red light on the speedo for a while then a flashing green one accompanied by two beeps which keep repeating and nothing works. Sounds like the low voltage alarm but checked the voltage at the point where the power wires are soldered in and I'm seeing 4.2v
Any ideas how do I reset it or is it terminally cream crackered???

sparrow.2 27-01-2012 10:25 PM

Have you tried reflashing it with a different software?

Another thing you could try would be to repeat the setup to the transmitter.

MrTross 27-01-2012 10:36 PM

I had similar problems with the 60a re do the software and each time you update it do it twice of that makes sence

nick8155 27-01-2012 11:36 PM

Try plugging in a 2s pack, then resetting the LVC for a 1s pack. Worked for me :D

chris_dono 28-01-2012 08:30 AM

as above Keith, plug in a 2S Lipo and turn off the low voltage cutoff, Come over tomorrow morning and I'll sort it out for you if you're still having troubles !

Chippy96 28-01-2012 05:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MrTross (Post 613164)
I had similar problems with the 60a re do the software and each time you update it do it twice of that makes sence

Yes you have to do it twice :thumbsup:

SlowOne 28-01-2012 05:46 PM

What Chris says. The 1S does not work with the voltage cut-off set to 3v. HW are working on a fix. Always set the 1S to 'no protection' when doing your software update before you disconnect the PC and then it works straight away. HTH :)


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