Throttle stick is not at zero. Lower the stick to zero to arm. Fault Conditions
Move throttle to 0% or lower your transmitter throttle trim. Single Beep Intermittent ( beep... beep... beep... )
If you experience issues, perform a factory reset. You can do this with the programming card. With the ESC powered OFF , press and hold the Reset button on the card while turning the ESC on. Or, using the "Set" button on the ESC, hold it for more than 3 seconds with the throttle in neutral until both red and green lights flash.
While specifications vary by model, a typical V2.3 ESC for 1/10 scale cars might have the following ratings:
A: No. 2A is enough for one standard servo and a receiver. For 4 servos, use an external 5V BEC (UBEC) and disconnect the red wire from the ESC's servo plug.
Throttle stick is not at zero. Lower the stick to zero to arm. Fault Conditions
Move throttle to 0% or lower your transmitter throttle trim. Single Beep Intermittent ( beep... beep... beep... )
If you experience issues, perform a factory reset. You can do this with the programming card. With the ESC powered OFF , press and hold the Reset button on the card while turning the ESC on. Or, using the "Set" button on the ESC, hold it for more than 3 seconds with the throttle in neutral until both red and green lights flash.
While specifications vary by model, a typical V2.3 ESC for 1/10 scale cars might have the following ratings:
A: No. 2A is enough for one standard servo and a receiver. For 4 servos, use an external 5V BEC (UBEC) and disconnect the red wire from the ESC's servo plug.