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Excellent! Would it go fast enough to cut wood (cnc router)?

Will it work without hall sensors?

what is the wifi distance range of this

Excusme Sir, i am sorry, i done compile my program, but error = exit status 1 ets_sys.h: No such file or directory do you can help me sir? thanks

Can this driver work with a quadrature encoded motors?

Howmany steps for one rotation?

Why need 1 second to command accept

i've a simracing using this hover motor. cold i use the controller to make the forcefeedback? using a arduino pcb? or stm32?

i have a few questions, first one being what do i do if i want to use this with an ebike, i'd have to ocnnect it to a 36V battery but in the previous video you mentioned it would fry it up, loooking for a solution. second, is it possible to do the same using an arduino nano or uno

Very good. This is Firat from Turkiye.

Lovely great job

*Why dont u just buy Wemos Mini D1 ????*

Good job done

I have a working hoverboard motor (tested on another system ) , I have purchased a brand new 36v controller with lcd ( s866 ) brand new throttle and brand new hoverboard battery for my e bike project but I'm experiencing no throttle issues I have checked voltage and purchased 3 brand new throttles checked wires tried swapping around but still no throttle

5:25 La placa trae dos reguladores uno 317 y el otro 7805, ninguno de los dos soportan mas de 36v en sus entradas de tension, por lo que vi en los datasheets los transistores si son hasta 70v, creen que cambiando la resistencia 1000 SMD que alimenta los reguladores podre poner una bateria de 42v comunes en patinetes y hover board?

I don’t know if you are still out there, but I have come across this project and found it useful for a project I was working on. I added in classic BT to communicate to the thermostats. I am going to build a solution but curious on how you got the values for the capacitors?

Hello, I dont know if you are watching this for questions, but I saw your project and had an issue with compiling ith the Itead nextion library. What library did you use for the nextion

Output Ac support. ? ...V. i use Load ac Light 200-220 V not support.😢😢

Boas tardes amigo será que se pode fazer isso com a centralina da trotineta elétrica de 36v

I wonder what the name of the module can be, the name, the number, the type or something, it is not enough to refer to the fact that it can be bought among the many 10,000 products.

For some reasons , I did everything that shown but nothing work.I thought had a bad board , change it twice and the third one still won't move the engine. Change the potentiometer , attached the VR to the 5volts connectors still nothing happened . I put the mother ack to the hoverboard ,all work fine . Anyone has any idea why s this happening ?

Is there the same amount of volts at the output as at the input?

Hi, a very nice project and interesting video, thanks for sharing

Dang i have all of this stuff i wanna try it lol

What’s the difference between the factory battery and the ones you had to use???

Hello! 12-36V is specified, but can it be used from a 36/42V battery?

You dont need that voltage. You just need to jump it. The board on air handler produces the 24v for control

I was using hoverboard's controller for tyres with a flysky i6 controller but now the issue I'm facing is board is not catching any signal from my transmitter can anyone guide me on this

The spell. You don't say which version of arduino you use and you don't say which library you use and which versions. You only have dry magic. There are enough people on youtube who share what they do correctly. You are an egoist.

Compilation error: 'class Nextion' has no member named 'setComponentText'

ERROR LIME 13. Nextion myNextion(nextion, 9600); //create a Nextion object named myNextion using the nextion serial

In file included from C:\Users\SRA\Desktop extion\thermostate_3\thermostate_3.ino:5:0: C:\Users\SRA\Desktop extion\thermostate_3 extion.h:13:1: error: 'Nextion' does not name a type Nextion myNextion(nextion, 9600); //create a Nextion object named myNextion using the nextion serial port @ 9600bps ^ C:\Users\SRA\Desktop extion\thermostate_3 extion.h: In function 'void updateTemp()': C:\Users\SRA\Desktop extion\thermostate_3 extion.h:18:5: error: 'myNextion' was not declared in this scope myNextion.sendCommand("bt2.picc=0"); ^ C:\Users\SRA\Desktop extion\thermostate_3 extion.h:23:5: error: 'myNextion' was not declared in this scope myNextion.sendCommand("bt2.picc=1"); ^ C:\Users\SRA\Desktop extion\thermostate_3 extion.h: In function 'void lcd_pcorcess(String)': C:\Users\SRA\Desktop extion\thermostate_3 extion.h:38:9: error: 'myNextion' was not declared in this scope myNextion.buttonToggle(unit_status, "bt0", 0, 2); ^ C:\Users\SRA\Desktop extion\thermostate_3\thermostate_3.ino: In function 'void setup()': C:\Users\SRA\Desktop extion\thermostate_3\thermostate_3.ino:58:3: error: 'myNextion' was not declared in this scope myNextion.setComponentText("t2", "Getting Time..."); ^ C:\Users\SRA\Desktop extion\thermostate_3\thermostate_3.ino: In function 'void loop()': C:\Users\SRA\Desktop extion\thermostate_3\thermostate_3.ino:83:20: error: 'myNextion' was not declared in this scope String message = myNextion.listen(); //check for message ^ C:\Users\SRA\Desktop extion\thermostate_3\thermostate_3.ino: In function 'void updatescreen()': C:\Users\SRA\Desktop extion\thermostate_3\thermostate_3.ino:147:5: error: 'myNextion' was not declared in this scope myNextion.setComponentText("t1", String(setTemp)); ^ C:\Users\SRA\Desktop extion\thermostate_3\thermostate_3.ino: In function 'void update_display_time_and_temp()': C:\Users\SRA\Desktop extion\thermostate_3\thermostate_3.ino:174:3: error: 'myNextion' was not declared in this scope myNextion.setComponentText("t2", getTimeStampString()); ^ Multiple libraries were found for "SD.h" Used: C:\Users\SRA\AppData\Local\Arduino15\libraries\SD Not used: C:\Users\SRA\AppData\Local\Arduino15\packages\esp8266\hardware\esp8266\2.6.3\libraries\SD exit status 1 Compilation error: 'Nextion' does not name a type

brilliant idea. thanks for sharing

Hi. I am in SA. South African. Where can I purchase controllers. Do you have a supplier.

helpful

it this working now ? or are there any better options ?

what battery do u have? 36V?

Nice video shot, thank you for sharing, keep it up :)

Hey great video, I would love to see how to get the motors working on a wifi connection to Alexa, i will be using the same concept to move my mobile chicken coop

hi thanks for the video, what about fusing of the Lights? is there not any over load protection or RCD needed? Cheers

Do you know how to add a wireless controller

im having issues with the deployment, my heroku app seems to be working but the only prompt i get from the serial monitor of the esp8266 is "disconnected, connecting..." and it never gets to the confirmation that the heroku app is being called

I'm curious about the Hall Sensors, do they need to be connected? It's not like a BLDC controller needs Hall sensors to run, they can easily run in sensor less mode. Hall sensors are more about information on the running motor such as direction and speed. Its possible to adjust a BLDC motor just using the phase wires and looking at current draw/feedback but there are numerous other variables both static and dynamic that increase complexity and ultimately limit effectiveness. Hall sensors can provide detailed position information which certainly improves the ability to tune a BLDC's performance, however there are many many different kinds of Hall Sensor based on measured parameters and abilities of detection. Hall sensors can just detect, or provide position, they act as momentary switches, or as latch switches. I have ordered similar controller boards, but the documentation is utterly void of any specifics regarding the Hall Sensors... It makes some comment about motor being different, parents paying attention, and my drive plate will burn.... While its possible they are trying to say: If you drive your parents car faster than they do, they will burn your dinner and serve it to you on a plate, I suspect they intended something else. I believe this is a warning that when connecting call sensors you must be careful the connections don't overload (e.g. <5 VDC, <20 mA ) the board and burn it out. It does not however define what the signal from the Hall sensors should look like, It does not define the phase angle, does not indicate it if expects positional or switch input, does not define if it expects unipolar or bipolar values, does it expect pull-up resistors, what is the expected pulse count... without such details, I fail to see how the controller can effectively use any of the Hall information. In the absence of these parameters, and no way to set such values in the controller, the controller cannot interpret the signal. It can only provide the continuous voltage values on each of the Hall lines. This then leads me to the conclusion that is up to the user(you) to decide if the signal data is correct and what to do with it. This would then require a microcontroller(computer if you prefer) to process and use the signal. The controller does have the control inputs to implement many complex concepts like reverse, PID control, braking, maybe regenerative braking (I have not spent any time thinking about what is provided/and needed for this, but the brief look made me think its not obvious that its not possible. Anyway, I will get a better understanding on the controller when I 'play' with it more shortly. I am just interested if you have looked into the Hall sensor signals and used the controller without connecting the Hall inputs.

Sir, i try the code and it's work when i see at the serial monitor there's a step count. But the motor wont spin att all any idea what's wrong ? Thanks

A question for Netmedias: I am getting compiling errors errors, 'class Nextion ' has no member named 'sendCommand' or 'setComponentText.' Did you build you own Nextion library to handle these specialty commands?. If so would you mind sharing them...Thank you

Was hoping to learn the basics of integrating an IOT device with AVS.

my alexa getting crazy

is it possible to operate the Sonoff with 230v input and 24v AC output via an external power supply?

I bought one of these controllers. I think I fried it using the the hover board battery. What is the maximum size battery I can use with this control unit. I was also wondering if I can use a 19 V DC power supply with it instead of the battery. I’m looking to make a large rock Tumblr with it and I need constant power for weeks. Please let me know your thoughts on this. I would really appreciate it. Thank you very much.