User Guide for Hobbywing 80A-4in1-Lite-AT Electronic Speed Controller
Quick guide for the Hobbywing 80A-4in1-Lite-AT ESC. Includes wiring diagrams for motors and flight controllers, start-up procedures, and firmware configuration details.
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This guide provides essential information for the Hobbywing 80A-4in1-Lite-AT Electronic Speed Controller. It covers wiring, start-up procedures, and firmware configuration. Please ensure you have the correct LiPo battery (4-8S) and follow the wiring diagrams carefully to avoid damage.
Specifications
- Continuous Current: 80A
- Peak Current (10sec): 100A
- BEC: None
- LiPo Compatibility: 4-8S
- Weight: 41.3g
- Dimensions: 56.1 x 52 x 7 mm
Wiring and Installation
The ESC features specific pads for motor and flight controller connections. Ensure all connections are secure and correctly mapped to the corresponding motor outputs (M1-M4) and flight controller pins (Tele, CRT, VBAT+, GND).
Start-up Process
To start the motor, the ESC must detect a zero throttle signal. This completes the arming sequence. Once the arming sequence is finished, the motor will run.
Firmware and Configuration
This product uses self-developed firmware. Note that BLHeli_32 is not available as the BLHeli company has closed. You can download BLHeliSuite16xx for configuration. For detailed parameter adjustments, refer to the official BLHeli documentation.
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Hobbywing
Practical help
Common problems
Ensure the transmitter is sending a zero throttle signal to complete the arming sequence.
The product uses self-developed firmware. Use the provided BLHeliSuite16xx link for configuration.
Before use
- Verify LiPo battery compatibility (4-8S).
- Ensure correct wiring of motors (M1-M4) and flight controller.
- Check for zero throttle signal from the transmitter.
- Download BLHeliSuite16xx for firmware configuration.
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