is lowpower cut off automatically on when you program the esc or do u have to do it yourself
1699762
According to the manual (Called Drivers Ed Guide) the default setting is Auto Lipo, which automatically detects the number of LiPo cells you have plugged in. It will "automatically set the cut-off to 3.2 volts per cell. It will beep the number of cells in your Lipo pack between the initialization tones and the arming tones on initial power up the controller." Or you can manually set it to: Option 1: None Option 2: Auto-Lipo (D)* Option 3: 5 Option 4: 6 Option 5: 9 Option 6: 12 I have this esc in my Kyosho DBX 2.0 and love it. I had to attach a fan though because it was thermaling (cutting off due to overheat) on me. But this all depends on gearing and how you drive. At the time I was driving through semi tall grass which is hard on the esc.
1699763
According to the manual (Called Drivers Ed Guide) the default setting is Auto Lipo, which automatically detects the number of LiPo cells you have plugged in. It will "automatically set the cut-off to 3.2 volts per cell. It will beep the number of cells in your Lipo pack between the initialization tones and the arming tones on initial power up the controller." Or you can manually set it to:Option 1: NoneOption 2: Auto-Lipo (D)*Option 3: 5Option 4: 6Option 5: 9Option 6: 12 I have this esc in my Kyosho DBX 2.0 and love it. I had to attach a fan though because it was thermaling (cutting off due to overheat) on me. But this all depends on gearing and how you drive. At the time I was driving through semi tall grass which is hard on the esc. According to the manual (Called Drivers Ed Guide) the default setting is Auto Lipo, which automatically detects the number of LiPo cells you have plugged in. It will "automatically set the cut-off to 3.2 volts per cell. It will beep the number of cells in your Lipo pack between the initialization tones and the arming tones on initial power up the controller." Or you can manually set it to:Option 1: NoneOption 2: Auto-Lipo (D)*Option 3: 5Option 4: 6Option 5: 9Option 6: 12 I have this esc in my Kyosho DBX 2.0 and love it. I had... » Read More According to the manual (Called Drivers Ed Guide) the default setting is Auto Lipo, which automatically detects the number of LiPo cells you have plugged in. It will "automatically set the cut-off to 3.2 volts per cell. It will beep the number of cells in your Lipo pack between the initialization tones and the arming tones on initial power up the controller." Or you can manually set it to:Option 1: NoneOption 2: Auto-Lipo (D)*Option 3: 5Option 4: 6Option 5: 9Option 6: 12 I have this esc in my Kyosho DBX 2.0 and love it. I had to attach a fan though because it was thermaling (cutting off due to overheat) on me. But this all depends on gearing and how you drive. At the time I was driving through semi tall grass which is hard on the esc. « Show Less
1699764
Yes, low-voltage cut-off is already programmed to take effect at about 3.5 volts per cell.
409910
If UPS = Uninterruptible Power SupplyHubby says to turn off the auto throttle switch on the generator.
1077576
Unfortunately I'm unsure since the installer looked at the internals, not me. We have lost power a few times since and as far as I can tell the settings remained intact. Hope this helps. Good luck.
120351
Yes, the ESC comes stock with Reverse programmed, but it can be programmed off as well. Doug is incorrect.
668257
The display will always remain on as long as there is a power source connected to the power and ground wires. If the voltage you are measuring is zero, the display will read " 0.0" and there is no auto-powerdown or sleep mode. It will only turn off when the power is removed.
1160155
Only if your ESC is rated for LIPO batteries or you have a LIPO alarm installed to protect the LIPO from getting ran too far down.
1022909
I cannot say for sure but I think that anytime the power is lost the units would shut off and would manually have to be turned on. To be sure I would call Manufacturer Sorry I couldn't help.
422214
I believe the default can be set to what it was last turned off too. However if you leave it on and it has an ignition source as in, if you turn the key to battery then it engages the monitor or relay it will turn on without having to push power. Hope this helps.
1065656
Out of habit, I turn off the power. I have not tried to determine if it has an automatic time-out feature. I suspect that it doesn't.
5152
Yes, but is not something you have to get out and re-charge. I guess it does it automatically, so when your power goes out it stays programmed.
1509752
The answer is NO, i did made a test and unplug it during work and computer get shut down
1287845
You will have to do the soldering. You don't have to get the programming card, but it is WELL worth it, and I HIGHLY recommend it, or you may find yourself rather frustrated when trying to change even a small variable. Additionally, this ESC needs really good lipo batteries. If running 4s, I recommend at least 5000mah each at 35c or greater discharge, I believe I run 60c. Caps might help with inadequate batteries. It demands a lot of juice, but really puts out the power. I can't see how anyone could make use of all the power it puts out even with just 4s. It is a handful and awesome.
389658
No, the unit is light-powered and you just put it back when finished and it automatically turns off. I, too, was baffled out of the box looking for off-key.
796588
No, that is not normal. Send it back; once I hit the enter/ power botton, I can toggle to power off and it shuts off . Hope that information helps.
152641
It depends on the draw. If it's a computer at rest or hibernating, you might get 30 min. Less power draw, more time.You can set it to shut down the computer at a percentage of remaining battery power. I have mine set to 20% remaining. You have to download software from Tripp Lite to enable this feature, but it protects from hard shutdown. If it's a spike or a short power loss, the computer won't even notice and won't shut down. Great system. I have my satellite box (no reboot) and my phone answering machineplugged in.DO NOT!!! plug in a laser printer!!!
1479687
No, it will be off. You should not wiring the unit like that. Insteon units should alway be powered on, not switched.
636268
Hi! Sorry it too me so long to answer. I do not know the answer to this question. I am not what you call tech savvy! I always operate this manually so I did not even know it turns off automatically! Good Luck Carefree Dude!!!