USER MANUAL
1625 • 1060 • 860
20160612
Brushed Electronic Speed Controller
• Water-proof and dust-proof, suitable for all-weather condition races.
• Small size with built-in capacitor module.
• Three running modes: Fwd/Br, Fwd/Rev/Br and Fwd/Rev, fits for various vehicles.
Note 1: Fwd =Forward, Br=Brake, Rev=Reverse.
Note 2: QUICRUN-WP-1625-BRUSHED ESC only has the Fwd / Rev / Br mode.
• Great current endurance capability.
• Great built-in BEC output capacity.
• Automatic throttle range calibration, easy to use.
• Easy to set the ESC parameters with jumpers.
• Multiple protections: Low voltage cut-off protection for battery / Over-heat protection / Throttle signal loss
protection.
Features
CAUTIONS
Congratulations and thanks for purchasing Hobbywing QUICRUN series electronic speed
controller (ESC) for brushed motor. The power system for RC model can be very dangerous,
so please read this manual carefully. Since we have no control over the installation,
application, use or maintenance of this product, in no case shall we be liable for any
damages, losses or costs.
ATTENTION
ATTENTION
01
02
Begin to Use the New Brushed ESC
03
Set the ESC Parameters
04
Protection Features
05
Troubleshooting
Turn on the transmitter, and set parameters (of the throttle channel) like “D/R, “EPA”, “ATL” to 100% (if there is no LCD display on the transmitter, please adjust the corresponding knob to its limit). Set the throttle trim to 0
(if there is no display, then adjust the knob to the neutral position). For FUTABA
TM
and similar transmitters, set the throttle direction to “REV”, while the throttle direction of others to “NOR”. Please disable the built-in ABS brake
function in your transmitter.
Besides, we strongly recommend users to enable the “Fail Safe (F/S)” function of the transmitter, set the “F/S” of the throttle channel to the Shutdown mode or set the protection value to the neutral position, so the car can be
stopped if the receiver fails to get the radio signals from the transmitter.
Programmable Items
1. Running Mode:
3 Options (Fwd / Br / Rev, Fwd / Br, Fwd / Rev). The “Fwd / Br / Rev” is the default option. Fwd=Forward, Br=Brake, Rev=Reverse
“Fwd / Br / Rev” mode indicates the vehicle can go forward, backward and brake. This mode uses “Double-click” method to make the vehicle reverse. When moving the throttle stick from the neutral zone to backward zone for the 1
st
time, the ESC
begins to brake the motor and the motor slows down but still running, so the backward action is NOT performed immediately. When the throttle stick is moved to the backward zone again, if the motor speed slows down to zero (i.e. stopped), the
backward action will happen. This “Double-click” method prevents mistakenly reversing action when the brake function is frequently used in steering. Therefore, this mode is often used in daily practice. For the “Fwd / Br” mode, the vehicle can go
forward and brake, but no reversing, so this mode is often used in competitions. And the “Fwd / Rev” mode uses “Single-click” method to make the vehicle reverse, when moving the throttle stick from neutral zone to backward zone, the vehicle
reverses immediately, so this mode is usually used for rock crawler.
(Note:WP-1625-BRUSHED has no optional running mode except the default “Fwd / Br / Rev” mod
.
)
“Boat” mode: this mode used some brand-new algorithm that is specially designed for RC boats. (Only the WP-860-DUAL-BRUSHED ESC has this option in its programmable items.)
2. Battery Type:
2 Options (Lipo, NiMH), the “Lipo” is the default option.
Calibrate the throttle range:
Turn on the ESC switch, set the throttle
stick to the neutral point and then wait 3 seconds for the completion of
throttle range self-calibration; Beep sound emits if the self-calibration is
sucessfully passed, then the ESC is ready to run.
2. Over-heat Protection:
When the internal temperature of the ESC is
higher than 100 Celsius degrees, this protection will be activated and
the output power will be reduced till cut off. The RED LED blinks when
the vehicle stops, and the ESC will not resume output power until its
temperature is below 80 Celsius degrees.
3. Throttle signal loss protection:
The ESC will cut off the output
power if the throttle signal has been lost for 0.1 second. The “Fail
Save” function of the radio system is strongly recommended to be
activated.
Turn off the ESC switch, wire the battery, motor, ESC, servo,
receiver according to the following diagram. Recheck the wiring to
ensure all connections are correct before getting into the next step.
1) Once the power is wrongly connected (that means
the battery polarity is mistakenly reversed ), irreparable
damage may occur to the ESC and batteries.
Therefore, please pay close attention to the battery
polarity.
2) Please swap the two wire connections if the motor
rotate in the opposite direction.
Model
QuicRun-WP-1625-BRUSHED
QuicRun-WP-1060-BRUSHED
Fwd. Cont. / Peak Current
Rev. Cont. / Peak Current
Voltage Range
Cars Applicable
25A/100A
25A/100A
2-3S Lipo or 5-9 NiMH
2-4S Lipo or 5-12 NiMH
1/18 &1/16: Touring Car, Buggy, Monster, Truggy
1/10: Touring Car, Buggy, Short Course Truck, Monster, Truggy,
Rock Crawler and Tank
60A/360A
30A/180A
3A / 6V (Switch Mode)
Resistance
Fwd 0.001
Ω
, Rev 0.002
Ω
QuicRun-WP-860-DUAL-BRUSHED
1/8: Touring Car, Buggy, Short Course Truck, Monster, Truggy,
Rock Crawler and Tank
2S Lipo or 6 NiMH
280
,
370 or 380 Size Motor
:
RPM<30000 @7.2V
540 or 550 Size Motor:
≥
12T or RPM<30000 @7.2V
540, 550, 775 Size Motor:
≥
12T or RPM<30000 @7.2V
3S Lipo or 9 NiMH
280
,
370 or 380 Size Motor: RPM<20000 @7.2V
540 or 550 Size Motor:
≥
18T or RPM< 20000 @7.2V
540, 550, 775 Size Motor:
≥
18T or RPM<20000 @7.2V
4S Lipo or 12 NiMH
Not Available
540, 550, 775 Size Motor:
≥
24T or RPM<15000 @7.2V
60A/360A
30A/180A
3A / 5V (Switch Mode)
Fwd 0.001
Ω
, Rev 0.002
Ω
BEC Output
Cooling Fan
Dimension / Weight
34x24x14mm / 23.5g
Without cooling fan
36.5x32x18mm / 39 g
46x36x26.3mm / 73g
With cooling fan. It is supplied from receiver.
Running Modes
Forward / Reverse / Brake
Forward / Reverse / Brake, Forward / Brake, Forward / Reverse
Forward / Reverse / Brake, Forward / Brake, Forward / Reverse, Boat
1A / 6V (Linear Mode)
Specifications
Fwd 0.003
Ω
, Rev 0.003
Ω
Motor
Limit
*
2S Lipo
3S Lipo
4S Lipo
5-9 NiMH
When the voltage is below 6.5V,
the output power will be halved.
When the voltage is lower than
6.0V, the output will be cut off
and won’t be resumed again.
When the voltage is below 9.75V,
the output power will be halved.
When the voltage is lower than
9.0V, the output will be cut off
and won’t be resumed again.
When the voltage is below 13.0V,
the output power will be halved.
When the voltage is lower
than12.0V, the output will be cut
off and won’t be resumed again.
When the voltage is below 4.5V, the
output power will be halved. When the
voltage is lower than 4.0V, the output
will be cut off and won’t be resumed
again.
Troubles
Solutions
Possible Causes
No power is drawn to the ESC; The switch of the ESC is broken.
Throttle wire is wrongly plugged or into the incorrect channel;
The ESC can’t successfully complete the throttle range self-calibration.
The direction setting of the throttle channel is incorrect in the transmitter
or the motor wires are wrongly connected.
There are some incorrect settings in the transmitter.
The corresponding jumper is plugged into the wrong position;
Neutral point of the throttle is drifted or deviated.
The connection between ESC and motor is interrupted;
The motor is damaged.
The throttle signal is lost;
The low voltage cutoff protection or thermal protection (i.e. over heat
protection) of the ESC is activated.
Check the connections between battery and ESC. Re-solder the connectors if needed; Change the ESC switch.
Plug the throttle signal wire correctly (in right direction) into the throttle channel (usually Ch2) of the receiver;
Set the “TRIM” of throttle channel to 0 or turn the knob to its neutral position.
Reverse the direction of the throttle channel, from the original “NOR” to “REV” or “REV” to “NOR”;
Swap the wires between the ESC and motor.
Set D/R, EPA, ATL to 100% for the throttle channel or turn the knobs to maximum value.
Set TRIM to 0 or turn the knob to its neutral position.
Insert the jumper into the right location;
Set the “TRIM”of the throttle channel to 0 or turn the knob to its neutral point.
Check the connectors between the motor and ESC to ensure all connections are firm and reliable;
Replace a new motor.
Check the connections between ESC and receiver. Check the transmitter and receiver). Check whether the battery voltage of
the transmitter is too low;
The RED LED on the ESC blinks, denoting the ESC is under low voltage cutoff protection or over-heat protection. Please check
the ESC temperature, if it is too hot, please let the ESC cool down. If the battery voltage is low, please change the battery.
After turn on, the RED LED blinks but the motor doesn’t work.
The car runs backwards when accelerating forward on
the transmitter.
After power on, no LED lights up, no self-test and no beep sound.
The vehicle can’t reach to the full speed even at the full throttle,
and the RED LED doesn’t keep lighting.
Motor suddenly stops running.
The vehicle neither go forward no reverse,
but the LED indicators work normally.
The discharge capacity of the battery is not strong enough;
The motor rotates too fast, and the gear ratio is too aggressive;
Something wrong with the driveline of the vehicle.
Change a battery with better discharge capability;
Use a motor with lower RPM, or smaller pinion to soften the gear ratio;
Check the driveline of the vehicle.
The motor accelerates rapidly at the startup moment,
but has lockout or cogging problem.
Vehicle can’t reverse.
Connections
1
Set the Throttle Range
2
*Note: WP-860-DUAL-BRUSHED has two outputs to drive 2 motors. When driving 2 motors simultaneously, the Turns of the motors need to be increased.
Battery
Motor
Receiver
Switch
Electronic Speed Controller
• 1 short Beep: The battery is NiMH
• 2 short Beeps: The battery is 2S Lipo
• 3 short Beeps: The battery is 3S Lipo
• 4 short Beeps: The battery is 4S Lipo
• 1 long Beep: Self-test and throttle range
calibration is OK, the ESC is ready to run.
• When the throttle stick is in neutral range,
red LED is off
• Partial throttle forward, partial brake or
partial reverse, red LED blinks
• Full throttle forward, maximum brake or
full throttle reverse,redLED is solid on
The Meaning of Beep Sound
LED Status (in Running)
Throttle Stick Position
Neutral point
Turn on
the switch
How to Set Parameters:
1. QUICRUN-WP-1625 / 1060-BRUSHED ESC uses the jumper cap to set running mode & battery type. (Note: The “running mode” is not programmable for the QUICRUN-WP-1625-BRUSHED ESC.)
Way to set:
We suggest users use the tweezers to set parameters by plugging / unplugging
the jumper cap (as shown in the picture beside );
For example, if want set the battery type to the “LiPo” mode, you only need to plug the jumper
cap into left two pins of the battery pin header.
2. QUICRUN-WP-860-DUAL-BRUSHED ESC uses the dial switch to set running mode &
battery type.
Way to set:
recommend using the tweezers to set parameters by flipping the DIP switch (for
detailed explanation, please refer to the following picture); if want to set the battery type to
the “LiPo” mode, you only need to flip the battery dial switch to the left position.
Note: when setting the WP-860-DUAL-BRUSHED ESC to the“ Boat” mode, the motor will stop running when the LVC protection is activated. Please move the throttle stick
to neutral position, after that the motor can be started up again but the output power will be halved.
Batt
Lipo
NiMH
WP-1625-BRUSHED
WP-1060-BRUSHED
Mode
Batt
F/B/R F/B F/R
Lipo
NiMH
WP-860-DUAL-BRUSHED
F/B/R
NiMH
Lipo
Boat
Crawler
F/B
Mode
Batt
1. Low Voltage Cutoff Protection:
If the voltage of battery pack is lower than the threshold for 2 seconds, the ESC will enter the protection mode, so the motor
speed will be lowered (when voltage is lower than the 1
st
trigger point) till stopped (when voltage is lower than the 2
nd
trigger point). When the car stops, the red
LED blinks to indicate the low voltage cut-off protection has been activated.
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