Bluetooth Hobby Wing Esc
If you are looking to use a Bluetooth Hobby Wing ESC (electronic speed controller) in your project, there are a few things you need to know. First, you will need to identify the pins on the Hobby Wing ESC that are used for Bluetooth. On most Hobby Wing ESCs, the pins used for Bluetooth will be labeled “BT_PWM” and “BT_GND.”
Next, you will need to identify the pins on your Arduino that are used for Bluetooth. On most Arduinos, the pins used for Bluetooth will be labeled “TX” and “RX.”
Finally, you will need to connect the pins on the Hobby Wing ESC to the pins on the Arduino. The pins on the Hobby Wing ESC should be connected to the Arduino as follows:
BT_PWM (pin) -> TX (Arduino)
BT_GND (pin) -> GND (Arduino)
Once the pins are connected, you will need to download and install the Bluetooth Hobby Wing ESC library for Arduino. The library can be downloaded from the following link:
https://github.com/hobbywing/arduino-bluetooth-esc-library
Once the library is installed, you can begin using the Bluetooth Hobby Wing ESC in your Arduino projects.
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How do I use my Hobbywing Bluetooth?
So you just got a Hobbywing Bluetooth module for your car and you’re not sure how to use it? This guide will show you how to get started with your new Bluetooth module.
First, you’ll need to download the Hobbywing app from the App Store or Google Play. Once you have the app installed, open it and go to the Settings screen. Tap on the “Bluetooth” option and make sure that Bluetooth is turned on.
Next, open the Bluetooth menu on your car and make sure that it is in “discoverable” mode. Then, open the Hobbywing app and tap on the “Connect” button. The app will scan for available Bluetooth devices and will display a list of them. Select your car’s Bluetooth module from the list and the app will pair with it.
Once the app is connected to the Bluetooth module, you can open the “Settings” screen and configure the settings for your car. You can change the power mode, the brake mode, and the throttle mode. You can also adjust the settings for the ESC and the motor.
The Hobbywing app also includes a “Remote Control” screen that lets you control your car from your phone. You can use the “Remote Control” screen to start and stop your car, adjust the throttle and brake, and change the power mode.
The Hobbywing Bluetooth module is a great way to control your car from your phone. It’s easy to use and it lets you configure the settings for your car.
How do I connect my Hobbywing ESC?
ESCs, or electronic speed controllers, are a crucial part of any RC vehicle. They manage the power going to the motor, and help to keep your vehicle running smoothly. If you’re new to the hobby, or just need a refresher on how to connect your Hobbywing ESC, read on.
First, you’ll need to gather the following items:
-Your ESC
-A battery
-A battery charger
-RC vehicle
Once you have all of the necessary items, it’s time to start connecting things. First, connect the battery to the ESC. Most ESCs have a connector specifically for this purpose, but some may require you to solder the cables together.
Next, connect the ESC to the battery charger. Again, this may be done with a connector, or you may need to solder the cables together.
Finally, connect the battery charger to the wall outlet. Once everything is connected, press the power button on the battery charger to turn it on.
Now it’s time to connect the ESC to the RC vehicle. This is usually done with a connector, but you may need to solder the cables together in some cases.
Once everything is connected, it’s time to test the vehicle. Turn on the power switch, and gently increase the throttle. The vehicle should start moving forward. If it doesn’t, check to make sure that everything is connected properly, and that the throttle is all the way up.
If everything is working correctly, congratulations! You’ve just successfully connected your Hobbywing ESC.
How do I connect my Hobbywing Bluetooth to my AXE?
Bluetooth is a technology that is used to create a wireless connection between two devices. This can be used to connect a phone to a car, or in this case, a hobbywing Bluetooth module to an AXE ESC.
To connect the hobbywing Bluetooth module to the AXE ESC, you will need to first download and install the AXE Assistant software. This software can be found on the Hobbywing website.
Once the software is installed, you will need to connect the hobbywing Bluetooth module to your computer. The module will have a small Bluetooth icon on it.
Once the module is connected, you will need to open the AXE Assistant software.
Under the “Tools” tab, you will find the “BLE Module” option. Click on this option.
The “BLE Module” window will open. Click on the “Scan” button.
The “BLE Module” window will show a list of all the Bluetooth devices that are currently connected to your computer. The hobbywing Bluetooth module will be listed under the “Device Name” column.
Click on the “Select” button next to the “hobbywing_bluetooth” entry.
The “Select” button will turn into the “Connect” button. Click on the “Connect” button.
The “Status” column will show the current status of the connection. The “Status” column will say “Not Connected” when the connection is not established.
If the connection is successful, the “Status” column will say “Connected”.
You can now close the “BLE Module” window.
The “hobbywing_bluetooth” entry will now be listed under the “Device Name” column in the “BLE Module” window.
You can now close the AXE Assistant software.
To test the connection, you can open the “AXE Assistant” software and go to the “Settings” tab.
Under the “Settings” tab, you will find the “BLE Module” option. Click on this option.
The “BLE Module” window will open. Click on the “Scan” button.
The “BLE Module” window will show a list of all the Bluetooth devices that are currently connected to your computer. The hobbywing Bluetooth module will be listed under the “Device Name” column.
Click on the “Select” button next to the “hobbywing_bluetooth” entry.
The “Select” button will turn into the “Connect” button. Click on the “Connect” button.
The “Status” column will show the current status of the connection. The “Status” column will say “Not Connected” when the connection is not established.
If the connection is successful, the “Status” column will say “Connected”.
You can now close the “BLE Module” window.
The “hobbywing_bluetooth” entry will now be listed under the “Device Name” column in the “BLE Module” window.
You can now close the AXE Assistant software.
The hobbywing Bluetooth module can now be used to connect to the AXE ESC.
How do I connect to Hobbywing app?
There are a few ways to connect to the Hobbywing app.
1. Download the Hobbywing app from the App Store or Google Play.
2. Open the app and click on the “connection” tab.
3. Under “connection method”, select “Bluetooth”.
4. Make sure your Bluetooth is turned on.
5. Click on the “search” tab and scan for the “Hobbywing” device.
6. Once you have found the device, click on it and the app will connect to the ESC.
How do I program my Hobbywing ESC without the card?
There are a few ways that you can program your Hobbywing ESC without the card. One way is to use the programming box. Another way is to use a laptop.
To use the programming box, you will need to connect the programming box to your ESC and your ESC to your transmitter. Once you have connected them, you can turn on your transmitter and your ESC. Next, you will need to go to the programming box and select the model of your ESC. Once you have selected the model, you will be able to program your ESC.
To use a laptop, you will need to connect your ESC to your laptop. Once you have connected them, you will need to turn on your ESC. Next, you will need to open the program that you want to use to program your ESC. Once the program is open, you will be able to program your ESC.
How do I join Hobbywing OTA?
Joining Hobbywing’s OTA (Over-The-Air) program is easy! Simply follow these four steps:
1. Open the Hobbywing OTA app on your smartphone or tablet.
2. Tap the “Join” button.
3. Enter your name and email address.
4. Tap the “Join” button again.
You will then be able to start using the Hobbywing OTA app to update your Hobbywing products!
Why is my Hobbywing ESC blinking red?
There are a few reasons why your Hobbywing ESC may be blinking red. One possibility is that the battery is low and needs to be recharged. Another possibility is that the motor is overloaded and needs to be reduced in power. If the ESC continues to blink red after taking these measures, it may need to be replaced.
