ENSOTECH SWAVE-E - Sensors Recognition System; Esc Led Indication; Registered Trademark; Safety Precautions and Maintenance

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SENSORS RECOGNITION SYSTEM
Swave E ESC has sensors recognition system. So, if you connect sensor cable to ESC the hall sensors icon will still
grey. Then if you push throttle with connected sensor cable and all is correct sensors icon becomes blue. If something
is wrong ESC detects the error and show warning icon, also, red led will ON
Initial sensor connection or sensorless
mode
Working on sensor mode Error with sensor
ESC LED INDICATION
Red led is failure indicator, there are several events that may cause red LED turn on.
Throttle receiver is disconnected or was not calibrated – RED LED is constant ON
Cut Off issue occurs – RED LED blinks
Protection issue occurs – RED LED is constant ON
Sensor issue occurs – RED LED blinks
Blue led indicates the status of the device, if it is constant ON or blinks your device works normal otherwise try to
update it. If Update does not help, connect our support team: support@ensotech.ltd or contact your dealers.
Turbo timing advance and Boost timing advance are BOTH zero – BLUE led blinks otherwise it is constant ON
REGISTERED TRADEMARK
ENSOTECH is registered trademarks of Ensotech Limited.
All other brands mentioned in this guide are protected by copyright being the property of their respective owners.
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS AND MAINTENANCE
-Not for children under 14 years old. This is not a toy.
-Swave needs NO external capacitors or any other rework.
-Use Ensotech certified sensored motor with Ensotech Brushless ESC for best performance and protection.
-Using a not approved sensored motor may result in excessive current draw due to advance motor timing and may
cause severe ESC damage that will not be covered by product's warranty!
- Swave ESC is a high end racing product that offers many customized parameters. If you are not certain about any of
the settings, contact your dealer for assistant or contact us
.
-Do not overload motor due to incorrect/high gear ratios. Make sure the gear mesh is set properly. If the mesh is too
loose it can cause motor and ESC overheat which will damage the ESC and motor.