1. Kupu Whakataki
This manual provides essential instructions for the proper installation, operation, and maintenance of your Hobbywing FLYFUN 120A 6S V5 Electronic Speed Controller (ESC). This ESC is designed for use in remote-controlled aircraft, managing motor speed and power delivery. Please read this manual thoroughly before use to ensure safe and efficient operation.
Figure 1: Hobbywing FLYFUN 120A 6S V5 Electronic Speed Controller. This image displays the Hobbywing FLYFUN 120A 6S V5 ESC, an electronic speed controller designed for RC aircraft. It features a compact design with visible power and motor leads.
2. Nga waahanga matua
- DEO Technology / Active Freewheeling: Enhances throttle response, improves flight stability and flexibility, increases driving efficiency for longer flight times, and reduces ESC temperature for reliable operation.
- Soft Start-ups: Provides smooth motor initiation.
- High-power BEC: Features a switch-mode BEC with continuous/peak current of 8A/20A. Voltage is adjustable among 5.2V, 6.0V, and 7.4V, supporting multiple electronic devices such as servos, flight controllers, and on-board lights.
- Parenga Maha: Includes safeguards against start-up issues, over-current, ESC thermal overload, capacitor thermal issues, general overload, throttle signal loss (Fail Safe), and abnormal input voltage. These features contribute to the extended service life of the ESC.
3. Whakatakotoranga
| Tawhā | Uara |
|---|---|
| Tau tauira | 30201400 |
| Tonu Naianei | 120A |
| Pūkenga o nāianei | 150A |
| Whakauru Voltage | 3-6S LiPo |
| Putanga BEC | Switch Mode: 5.2V/6V/7.4V, 8A Continuous / 20A Peak |
| Waea Whakauru | 12AWG-150mm |
| Kaitono Huaputa | 4.0 Gold Connectors (Female) |
| Ahu (L x W x H) | 77.2 x 34.6 x 19.2 mm (3.04 x 1.36 x 0.76 inihi) |
| Taumaha | 93 g (3.36 hekere) |
4. Tohutohu Tatūnga
- Connect to Motor: Connect the three output wires from the ESC to the three motor wires. Ensure correct phasing for proper motor rotation. If the motor spins in the wrong direction, swap any two of the ESC-to-motor wires.
- Tūhono ki te Pūhiko: Connect the ESC's input power wires to your LiPo battery pack. Ensure polarity is correct (red to positive, black to negative) to prevent damage.
- Hono atu ki te Kaiwhiwhi: Plug the BEC output cable from the ESC into the throttle channel of your receiver.
- Papatonotanga: The ESC can be programmed using your transmitter or an optional LED program card (sold separately). Refer to the programming section of this manual or the program card manual for detailed steps.
- Whakamātautau Tuatahi: Before full operation, perform a low-power test to confirm all connections are secure and the motor responds correctly to throttle input.
5. Operating the ESC
Once the ESC is correctly installed and programmed, operating it involves controlling the throttle via your remote control transmitter. Ensure your battery is fully charged and securely connected. Power on your transmitter first, then connect the battery to the ESC. The ESC will typically emit a series of beeps indicating successful initialization and cell count detection. Gradually increase the throttle to start the motor. Always monitor the ESC and motor for unusual heat or sounds during operation.
6. Tiaki
- Te horoi: Keep the ESC clean and free from dust, dirt, and moisture. Use a soft brush or compressed air for cleaning. Avoid using solvents.
- Taki Hononga: Regularly inspect all wiring and connectors for signs of wear, corrosion, or loose connections. Secure any loose connections.
- Rokiroki: Store the ESC in a dry, cool environment away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.
- Whakahōu Firmware: Tirohia te kaihanga website periodically for any available firmware updates for improved performance or bug fixes.
7. Te Raru
Nga take me nga otinga noa:
- Motoka Kaore e Miro:
- Check all connections (battery, motor, receiver).
- Me whakarite kei te utaina te pākahiko.
- Verify throttle calibration and programming settings.
- Check for any physical obstructions to the motor.
- Whakawera ESC:
- Me whakarite kia pai te rere o te hau huri noa i te ESC.
- Verify the motor and propeller size are appropriate for the ESC's rating.
- Check for short circuits in the motor or wiring.
- Reduce load or consider a higher-rated ESC if overheating persists under normal conditions.
- Intermittent Operation or Loss of Power:
- Inspect battery connectors and wiring for damage or loose connections.
- Check for throttle signal loss from the receiver/transmitter.
- Ensure the BEC voltage is stable and sufficient for connected electronics.
- ESC Failure or Burning: If the ESC experiences unexpected failure or burning, ensure proper wiring, correct battery voltage, and that the motor is not drawing excessive current. A defective unit or improper usage can lead to such issues. Consult a qualified technician or contact customer support if issues persist after verifying all connections and settings.
8. Pūtāhui me te Tautoko
Hobbywing products are manufactured to high standards. For warranty information, specific terms, and conditions, please refer to the official Hobbywing website or contact your local distributor. If you encounter issues that cannot be resolved using this manual, please contact Hobbywing customer support for assistance. Keep your proof of purchase for warranty claims.
