Operating Manual
RO-Control NAVY Series
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Programming is carried out in four steps.
Activate programming mode
→
Determine parameters to be changed
→
adjust the selected parameter
→
Exit programming mode
04. Programming the controller
Step 1: Activate programming mode
1. Switch on the transmitter and put the throttle stick into full throttle position, then connect
the drive battery.
2. Turn on the controller and wait 2 seconds, a signal sounds (beep, beep).
3. After another 5 seconds, a tone sequence sounds, indicating that the programming
mode is active.
Step 2 Determine parameters to be changed
After activating the programming mode, 4 different tones sound in succession, which can be
assigned to the individual parameters according to the following arrangement. To select a
parameter, the throttle stick must be moved to the lower position within 3 seconds after
sounding. A special tone indicates that the selected parameter is active and can be changed.
1. Beep-
2. B
eep-, Beep-
3. Beep-, Beep-, Beep-
4. Beep-, Beep-, Beep-, Beep-
(R unning mode
)
Number of LiPo cells
Low-voltage protection
Overtemperature protection
One short note
Two short notes
Three short notes
Four short notes
Step 3 Change the value of the selected parameter
After determining the parameter, different tones sound cyclically in succession, which can be
assigned to the individual values of a parameter according to the following table. To activate
a certain value, bring the throttle stick into full throttle position within 2 seconds. A special
tone sequence will then sound confirming the selection and indicating that the value has been
saved. If you want to stop programming prematurely, move the throttle lever to the lower
"engine off" position within 2 seconds. This allows you to exit the programming mode
immediately and quickly.
If you want to continue, please wait, you will automatically return to step 2 where you can set
another programmable parameter that you can change according to the same procedure.
1Programming the ESC with your transmitter
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