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FrSky Neuron II 80 User Manual

FrSky Neuron II 80
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Instruction Manual for FrSky Neuron II 80
FrSky Electronic Co., Ltd. www.frsky-rc.com Contact us : frsky@frsky-rc.com
Add: F-4,Building C, Zhongxiu Technology Park, No.3 Yuanxi Road, Wuxi, 214125, Jiangsu, China Technical Support: sales4tech@gmail.com
Introduction
Based on the performance and design features of the first-gen NEURON ESC products, the NEURON II line
steps it up by offering a broader selection of ESC models to various demands in different applications.
The NEURON II 80 comes with a fully enclosed all-CNC machined aluminum casing design, ensuring efficient
heat dissipation while handling a continuous current of 80A. The NEURON II series can transmit telemetry data
from built-in sensors to the radio by the receiver, allowing users to get real-time insights right from the radio
system. RPM, power consumption, temperature, input/output voltage, and current readings are all at your
fingertips.
With added support for the FBUS protocol, the NEURON II takes convenience to a whole new level! Users can
now easily configure the BEC output voltage and other ESC parameters directly from the transmitter via the
receiver. Or with even more flexibility, hook up NEURON II ESC to the ETHOS radio’s S.Port for seamless wired
configuration without requiring a receiver (this feature will be available on ETHOS 1.5.0 and later versions). The
traditional configuration method through a PC webpage is also retained. There’s more! The NEURON II 60/80
comes with support for multiple signaling protocols which can be used to drive and configure a wide range of
compatible motors.
Overview
PWM/SBUS
FBUS/S.Port
LED
BATTERY INPUT
3S-6S (11.2V-25.2V)
CONFIGURABLE BEC
10A@5V-8.4V
80
64.5mm
16.5mm
34mm
Specifications
● Dimension: 64.5×34×16.5mm(L×W×H)
● Weight: 94g (with wires included.)
● Battery Input Voltage Range: 11.2-25.2V (3S-6S Li batteries)
● BEC Output Voltage Range: 10A@5V~8.4V (Adjustable & Voltage Step 0.1V)
● Continuous Current: 80A
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FrSky Neuron II 80 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandFrSky
ModelNeuron II 80
CategorySecurity Sensors
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Introduction

Overview

Parameter Configuration (PC Webpage Programming via STK tool)

Reverse motor direction

Controls motor spin direction. Checking this option reverses it.

Slow start

Controls gradual acceleration during startup to avoid sudden and strong reactions.

Soft start

Enables smooth acceleration during startup, reducing impact force and load.

ESC beeps

Determines if ESC emits audible beeps during startup as status indicator.

PWM Min

Sets minimum PWM signal value for lowest throttle position recognition.

PWM Max

Sets maximum PWM signal value for full throttle position recognition.

Soft brake

Controls smooth braking action when transitioning to low throttle.

3D Mode

Activates special mode for aerobatic maneuvers and 3D flight actions.

Current calibration (%)

Calibrates ESC to accurately measure current, providing precise data.

Current limit

Sets maximum current output limit to protect ESC and motor from overloading.

BEC output Voltage

Specifies output voltage of the ESC's built-in BEC.

Activated

Displays ESC Activation Status.

Trapeziodal commutation

Refers to commutation method for motor control.

Physical ID

Specifies the physical ID used for communication.

Application ID

Specifies the Sensor ID used for communication.

Response Time(*100ms)

Determines the time gap between communications.

High demag. protection

Provides protection against magnetic field interference.

Motor pole count

Refers to magnetic poles inside the motor for proper rotation and commutation.

Throttle channel

Specifies the serial port signal channel for throttle input.

OneWire ID

Assigns a unique ID to each ESC for OneWire bus communication.

Parameter Configuration (ETHOS Lua Programming via FBUS / S.Port)

Rotation Direction

Controls whether the motor spins in the opposite direction.

Use Sin Start

Controls the motor's startup behavior using a sine wave.

Soft Start

Enables smooth acceleration during startup, reducing impact force and load.

ESC Beep

Determines if ESC emits audible beeps during startup as status indicator.

PWM Min (Effective after restart)

Sets minimum PWM signal value for lowest throttle position recognition.

PWM Max (Effective after restart)

Sets maximum PWM signal value for full throttle position recognition.

Soft Brake

Controls smooth braking action when transitioning to low throttle.

3D Mode (Effective after restart)

Activates special mode for aerobatic maneuvers and 3D flight actions.

Current Calibration

Calibrates ESC to accurately measure current, providing precise data.

Current Limit

Sets maximum current output limit to protect ESC and motor from overloading.

BEC Voltage

Specifies the output voltage of the ESC's built-in BEC.

Trapezoidal Mode

Controls the commutation mode for motor control.

Phy Id

Specifies the physical ID used for communication.

App Group Id

Specifies the Sensor ID used for communication.

Time Gap

Determines the time gap between communications.

Motor Pole Count

Refers to magnetic poles inside the motor for proper rotation and commutation.

FBus Thr CH(Effective after restart)

Specifies the serial port signal channel for throttle input.

High Demag prot

Provides protection against magnetic field interference.

Firmware Upgrade for NEURON2 ESC

Configuration Device: STK Tool

Requires STK Tool for configuration (separate purchase).

Webpage Configurator

Uses a web-based configurator for firmware updates.

Step 1: Connect STK tool

Connect STK tool to PC and select 'USB UART' port on configurator.

Step 2: Connecting request window

A prompt appears; click 'Connect' to proceed.

Step 3: Connect NEURON2 ESC

Connect ESC to S.Port 2, switch DIP to 'Upgrade', power on, then connect.

Step 4: Click 'Local Firmware'

Select the 'Local Firmware' button to find the firmware file.

Step 5: Click 'Flash selected'

Click 'Flash selected' and wait for flashing bar completion.

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