H-KING A-1 SKY RAIDER, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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Trouble Possible Reason
Motor doesn't work, but there are
audible tones signalling the number
of cells.
The ESC throttle calibration has not
been set up.
Poor/loose connection between battery
Pack and ESC.
Motor doesn't work and no audible
No power
tone emitted.
Servos are not working either.
Poor soldered connections
Wrona batterv cable oolari,v
ESC throttle cable connected to receiver
in the reverse polarity
Faulty ESC.
Poor / loose connection between ESC
and motor
Motor doesn't work and no audible
Burnt motor coils
tone emitted BUT servos are
Poor soldered connections.
working.
Motor doesn't work. An alert tone
with single beeping tones followed
by a short pause (*
* •
*) is
The battery pack voltage exceeds the
emitted.
acceptable range.
Motor doesn' t work. An alert tone The throttle stick is not in the lowest
with continuous beeping tones
position at power up.
(****) is emitted.
Reversed throttle channel caused the
ESC to enter the programming mode.
Motor doesn' t work,ESC emits 2
audible tones followed by short
beeps (Trouble Shooting).
Lost throttle signal.
Motor stops running in flight.
Battery Pack voltage has reached the
Low Voltaae Protection threshold.
Possible bad cable connection.
Possible RF Interference at the flying
field.
Motor restarts abnormally ESC
Inadequate
Overheats.
Ventilation
Servos drawing too much current and
over loading the ESC.
Over sized motor or prop.
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Action
Set up the ESC throttle calibration.
Clean connector terminals or
replace connector.
Replace with a freshly charged
batterv oack
Re-solder the cable connections
Check and veri,v cable oolaritv
Check the ESC cable connected to
the ESC to ensure the connectors
are in the correct polarity.
Replace ESC
Clean connector terminals or
replace connectors
Replace motor
Re-solder the cable connections
Replace with a freshly charged
battery pack
Check battery pack voltage
Move the throttle stick to the lowest
position.
Enter the servo reverse menu on
your transmitter and reverse the
throttle channel.
Note: For Futaba radios set the
throttle channel to Reverse.
Check proper operation of the radio
equipment.
Check the placement of the ESC
and the Receiver and check the
route of the receiver's aerial and
ESC cables to ensure there is
adequate separation to prevent RF
interference.
Install a ferrite ring on the ESC's
throttle cable.
Land the model immediately and
reolace the batte~ oack.
Check and verify the integrity of the
cable connections
The normal operation of the ESC
may be susceptible to surrounding
RF interference. Restart the ESC to
resume normal operation on the
ground to verify recurrence. If the
problem persists, test the operation
of the ESC at a different Rvina field.
Relocate the ESC to allow better
ventilation.
Use
servos
that are adequately
sized for the ESC. The maximum
BEC current drawn should be within
the BEC limits.
Reduce
prop
size
or
resize
the
motor.