The throttle calibration mode can be changed by connecting the ESC to the KDE Device Manager PC software. For full compatibility, KDE Direct ESCs have 3 different throttle calibration modes: Dynamic, Manual, and Range. Different brands of RC radios have different signals for brake, neutral, and full throttle. The deadband region is used to enable arming, improve throttle sensitivity, and to provide a smooth start and stop. What is an ESC deadband?Īn ESC deadband is a region where changes to the throttle input doesn't affect the motor output. If needed, reverse the direction in your radio to achieve proper arming.
It's important to make sure the throttle channel direction is correct while trying to arm the ESCs. If your radio system does not have a standard pulse range, you might need to adjust the throttle end points in the radio to properly arm the ESCs. The throttle range is based on the normal operating range of a Futaba system (1100 µs-1940 µs with 1520 typically being center). The default settings utilize an auto-scaling algorithm which dynamically adjusts throttle endpoints when it first powers on. KDE Direct ESCs are plug and play with RC radio systems throttle calibration is not required for most setups. Do KDE Direct ESCs need to be calibrated?
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