PowerBox Systems POWERBOX EVO User Manual

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4. SETTING THE OUTPUT VOLTAGE
The PowerBox Evo can be set to four different output voltages: on the one hand to
6.0V for conventional servos, on the other to 7.4V, 7.8V or completely unregulated
for HV servos.
If you intend using the last named setting, please ensure that all components
connected to the system are safe for use on high voltage.
The advantage of regulating the voltage at 7.4V or 7.8V, instead of simply allowing
the full battery voltage through, is that it reduces the high battery voltage which is
present immediately after charging. A constant voltage is then fed to the system
right from the outset, ensuring consistent servo speed and power over a long pe-
riod.
To change the output voltage, connect one of the batteries whilst holding the but-
ton pressed in. The LED will initially light up green, then turn orange after three
seconds, then violet after six seconds, and nally red after a further nine seconds.
The output voltage is set in accordance with the LED colour when you release the
button. The output voltage assignment is as follows:
6.0 V 7.4 V 7.8 V non-regulated
Finally the LED ashes white to conrm that the setup procedure is complete. Dis-
connect the battery, and repeat the procedure with the second battery socket.
PowerBox and Jeti users can also change this setting directly at the transmitter.
You will nd the setting in the EVO Telemetry menu on PowerBox transmitters, and
in the JetiBox application with a Jeti system.

PowerBox Systems POWERBOX EVO Specifications

General

Brand	PowerBox Systems
Model	POWERBOX EVO
Category	Power Supply
Language	English