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and heating is increased.
Turbo – Slope
Set the amount of time it takes to recover from turbo speeds when the throttle is back to the original location. The
lower the value, the more the brake effect and vehicle movement is decreased.
Acceleration
Set the amount of time it takes to reach maximum output from idle.
Start Power
Set the minimum amount of power to be used to start the motor or when the motor is rotated
Smooth Start Rate
The modified motor has a large output when starting, which hinders a car from moving gently due to the strong
power of its start. This function allows a gentle start with the effect of applying the boost value in “-“ direction
according to the set value.
Smooth Start Range
This is to set throttle stick range for smooth start. For example, if it is set to 50%, the smooth start function works up
to 50% of the throttle stick. If one of the Smooth Start Rate and the Smooth Start Range is set to “0”, this function
does not work.
Reverse Function
One Way: forward / brake
Two Way: Forward / brake / reverse. Reverse is activated after reverse delay. Brake is activated during the delay period.
Two Way2: Forward / brake / reverse. Reverse is activated after 1second of motor pause, regardless of the reverse
delay. Direction can be changed after max 6~7 seconds.
Two Way3: Forward / brake / reverse. When the motor is rotated forward, if the throttle stick is moved to the reverse,
the brake is activated. Even if the stick stays there, reverse function is not activated. To activate reverse, move the
throttle stick to the neutral position and back to the reverse direction again.
Reverse Delay
Set the delay time between when the function is triggered and the reverse is activated.
M- Reverse Amount
Set the max reverse speed during driving between 20~100%.
Neutral Width
Set the neutral width. The neutral width is the area around transmitter’s neutral position.
Motor Direction
Set the forward / reverse rotation of the motor.
Brake Response
Adjust the break strength. The higher the percent, the stronger the brake.
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