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MTSPF6.0M 22g Mini VESC Super Light 12S 50V V6 based 30A Speed Controller SUPERFOC ESC
MTSPF6.0M 22g Mini VESC Super Light 12S 50V V6 based 30A Speed Controller SUPERFOC ESC
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Maytech MTSPF6.0M Mini SuperESC 22g 10S 42V V6 based Controller 30A for Combat Robots/Delivery Robots Arm Robotics/Camera Motorized Dolly / Smart Robot Lawnmower
Specification:
Firmware: Default and recommend firmware is 7.0.
| Model No. | MTSPF6.0M | Cont. Current | 30A |
| Burst Current | 50A | Input Voltage | 3-12S Lipo (12-50.4V) |
| Hardware | Based on V6.0 | Firmware | Updatable |
| Software | VESCTOOL Compatible | FOC | Yes, can work |
| Size |
79*18.5*7.5 (mm) | Compatible Motor | Sensored / Sensorless Motor |
| Net Weight | 22g/pcs | Application | Robot arm, lab testing |
Notice:
Only connect CAN L and CAN H ! GND pins and 5V should never be connected in a V6/V75 based SUPERFOC ESCs or VESC array.
Function overview
- The smallest VESCTOOL Compatible V6 based controller on the market, with a size of only 79*18.5*7.5 (mm) and 22g weight, can be used for miniaturized equipment, such as smart cars, micro robots, electric roller skates, drones, electric models, etc.
- Based on powerful VESCTOOL software and hardware, it supports PWM analog voltage UART and USB speed signal input. It supports sensored and sensorless brushless motors and brushed motors, and supports square wave and FOC modes.
- Support up to 10S lithium battery,over‐current/over‐temperature/over‐voltage protection.
- Support VESCTOOL, UART is enabled by default in the factory firmware. It is recommended to connect controller through the serial port of the host computer. If you need a USB connection, you can use the random adapter cable to connect.
- Recommended matching scheme: 6S lithium battery plus MTO2830 with Hall sensored brushless motor.
Port Definition:
- GND, USB D+(Data postive), USB D-(Data Minus/Negative): USB port for programming.
- GND1/2, PPM, +5V: PPM port to connect PPM transceivers.
- SWD-CLK, SWD-DIO, GND, 5V: SWD port, to get direct access to the Chipset. Diagnostics, debugging, and real time data.
-ADC1 / ADC2, TX, RX, GND, 5V: COMM port for various kinds of other communication methods like I2C, ADC, Uart. You can use your Arduino or Raspberry Pi to control the VESC.
- 5V, TEMP, HAll1, Hall2, Hall3 GND: Sensor port for motor Hall sensors (ABI, HALL, magnetic precision encoders).
-USB D+ on the pin refers to Data Positive. USB D- refers to Data Minus. It is necessary to connect to the computer by making a USB adapter. The standard USB port has four wires: two power supplies positive and negative, and two data positive and negative. Players only need to connect the power negative (GND) and data positive and negative three wires to the computer USB port, no need to connect the power positive supply.


Attention Points when you receive the controller Please:
All products had been double checked and tested one by one before shipment, only if the products are working normally would be shipped out.
- When you receive the controller, please test without load and do not connect motor, first check if the controller can successfully connect to your computer, if ok, then connect to motor and you can start to adjust parameters.
- Do not use switching power supply, the instant voltage when switching power supply connect to controller is very high, which would easy damage the controller.
- Do not push the throttle too hard when test without load, gently and slowly speed up.
- Be cautious when adjust parameters, if parameters set mistake, would also easy damage the controller.
- Please must remember to change to corresponding modes when you adjust parameters, for example, the controller default mode is BLDC mode, but if you want to detect FOC mode and adjusted FOC parameters, at this time if mode in VESCTOOL didn't change to FOC mode, then when you push throttle, would easy burn the controller, same as FOC mode.
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In FOC mode, ERPM suggest to control in 30000-40000; In BLDC moed, ERPM suggest to control in 50000-60000, otherwise driver IC would easy to be damaged. ERPM= motor pole pairs number * KV * Voltage
ERPM= motor pole pairs number * KV * Voltage - If you use UART port, the wire better do not over 0.5m or even shorter, and better use Stranded wire.
- For V4 based controller:
Do not suggest to use FOC mode, suggest to use BLDC mode.
If need to use FOC mode, then must use voltage under 20V.
- The above are only suggestions based on the experience of our engineers. how to actually operate is up to you. Parameters for different setup is also different, please noted
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