Novak HV Pro ESC Programming and Gearing (55-3024P-1) User Manual

Proper gear selection throttle profile selection, Profile adjustments, Only

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The HV Pro High-Voltage Brushless ESC is equipped with

5 user-

selectable Throttle Profiles, as shown below.

HV PRO ESC THROTTLE PROFILES:

Throttle Profile> #1

#2

#3

#4

#5

w/Reverse

no

yes

no

no

yes

Reverse %

0

100

0

0

25

Programmable?

yes

yes

yes

yes

no

Minimum Brake %

9%

9%

9%

21%

9%

Drage Brake %

9%

9%

9%

21%

n/A

Dead Band %

5

5

5

5

5

Minimum Drive %

1

1

3

3

1

NOTE: The HV Pro ESC is factory set to Profile #1 which does

not have reverse. For Reverse, change to Profile #2.

SELECTINg THROTTLE PROFILES

:

all LEDs

NOTE: The HV Pro ESC will always revert back to Profile #1

when the One-Touch set-up is performed.

With ESC on & connected to a charged battery (transmitter ON or OFF):

1. IF TRAnsMITTeR Is oFF, DIsConneCT esC FRoM ReCeIVeR

To avoid possible radio interference, remove ESC’s input signal harness

from the receiver--Green & Red LED will stay on to indicate no signal

from receiver.

2. PRess & HoLD THe esC’s one-ToUCH seT BUTTon

Continue to hold seT button on ESC until all 4 LeDs turns on.

Note: You will continue holding past all the LED programming indicators in

the ESC’s software as shown in the flow chart on back side of this sheet.

3. ReLeAse seT BUTTon As soon As ALL 4 LeDs CoMes on

Once released, the 4 status LEDs will flash to indicate what Throttle

Profile is currently selected. The number of times the LEDs flash

indicates the Throttle Profile selection (1 of 5).

4. QUICK PRess (& release) seT BUTTon To CHAnGe seLeCTIon

Each press will change to the next consecutive Throttle Profile. (After

Profile 5, the sequence begins again at Profile 1)

Note: There is a time constraint during this selection process.

5. esC sToRes seLeCTIon & BeGIns To eXIT PRoGRAMMInG

If SET button is not pressed for 3 seconds,

esC stores selected

Throttle Profile in its memory, exits to neutral, and is ready to go.

(LEDs turn off in a rolling motion left to right, then the Red LED turns

on solid--Green LED will be on if no transmitter signal present & Blue or

Blue & Amber LEDs on if Drag or Minimum Brakes are above 0%).

HV PRO ESC PROFILE SELECTION, adjuSTmENTS

& gEaRINg INSTRuCTIONS

PROPER gEaR SELECTION

THROTTLE PROFILE SELECTION

4-2008

#55-3024P-1

motor operating temperature is the

ONLY

way to set vehicle gearing

The Motor and Speed Control should not exceed

160-170°F maX

at end of the run!

Change the gearing to avoid overheating!

dO NOT FREE-REV mOTOR!

Free-running your brushless motor in a no-load condition can cause rotor

failure & ESC transistor damage and will void the product’s warranty.

PROFILE adjuSTmENTS

The following parameters are adjustable in the ESC’s software:
mINImum BRaKE (1 of 10 settings from 0 to 27%)--The amount of brak-

ing applied with the first pulse of transmitter throttle information.

>>

Raising this setting starts the braking at a stronger/higher level

>>

Setting the Minimum Brake will turn off the Drag Brake.

dRag BRaKE (1 of 10 settings from 0% {off} to 27%)--Amount of braking

applied while transmitter is at neutral. Known as ‘coast’ or ‘auto’ brakes.

>>Raising this setting makes the motor slow down more, without

pushing the transmitter’s trigger into the brake/reverse direction.

Note: With Drag Brakes on settings 2-10, Min. Brake value is same as Drag Brake value.

dEad BaNd (1 of 5 settings from 2 to 6%)--The space between Mini-

mum Brake and Minimum Drive, with neutral in the middle. This can be

helpful to resolve minor “glitching” when the vehicle is in neutral.

>>Raising this setting will increase the ‘free play’, or distance your

trigger must move before forward drive or braking will begin.
mINImum dRIVE (1 of 5 settings from 1 to 12%)--The amount of for-

ward drive applied with the first pulse of transmitter throttle information.

>>Raising this setting makes the motor start at a stronger/higher

level so it takes off more aggressively from neutral.

P5

Recommended Gearing for Traxxas

®

E-Maxx

™:

New Version Traxxas

E-Maxx™

Motor Heat Sink Must be Trimmed

Original Traxxas

®

E-Maxx™

Use First gear for shaded Areas

noVAK

MoToR

12-cell niMH / 4s LiPo

14 cell niMH

12-cell niMH / 4s LiPo

14 cell niMH

Spur

Pinion

Spur

Pinion

Spur Pinioin Spur

Pinion

HV4.5

68

13

68

12

66-68

18

66-68

16

HV5.5

68

14

68

13

74-76

14

66-68

18

HV6.5

68

15

68

14

70-72

74-76

14

15

64-66

18

HV7.5

68

16

68

15

70-72

74-76

15

16

64-66

20

see www.teamnovak.com for updated gearing

recommendations and final drive ratios

These instructions replace the “THROTTLE PROFILE SELECTION” section in the main ESC instruction manual.

The

novak HV Pro High-Voltage Brushless esC that is included has been updated, and now includes

5 Throttle Profiles

(2 with

Reverse and 3 w/Foward & Brake only)

, and

Full Programmability

. The on-board programming provides extreme versatility, and allows fine-

tuning of

Minimum Brake, Drag Brake, Dead Band, and Minimum Drive (refer to back side of this sheet for programming instructions).

This ESC is compatible with 6-14 NiMH or 2-4S LiPo cells. The

Novak #5471 Novak Smart Stop 4S LiPo Module is included.

IMPORTANT! If using dual battery packs, and upgrading/changing the connectors, it is critical that you replace one connector at

a time to avoid cross-connection--which can damage the ESC and void the warranty. (Novak offers #5741 Low-Loss 4mm Connectors.)

If you purchased a brushless system

, the HV Brushless Motor included has been updated to include a

rugged, 5mm output shaft

.

This size output shaft is recommended for use in

novak’s 1/8-scale Brushless Conversion Kits (#5010-#5019). The HV motors feature

a high-strength

Sintered Rotor

for optimum performance. Novak also offers

Mod 1 Gears for 5mm output shafts (#5100-#5105).

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