E-S Phasor Electric Bike Owners

Jessie I'll let u have the newest pack 20c discharge. The one in the photo. No more than 20 charge discharges and has not needed any balance charges.

When u get one of these packs it will be hard to go back.
 
jesset33 said:
Need the voltage Rodney and amp hours

Voltage off charge :D

Also does it require bulk charging if so do you have a cheap charger.
I already have balancing equipment



Off charge it's 100.8 volt and 1.5 amp hours. But it's the pack in the photo today and Chris (jonescg) will verify it.

Yes I do have a bulk charger but it cost me 700. You can have it for 400. It's a Elcon.

Charge this PACk In under a. Hour
 
Managed to get my Cromotor running with the new controller. My only issue when the ca3,s plugged in the motor runs at 100%. The throttles plugged into the controller. Unplug the CA and the throttle works fine

Anyone know what I need to change in setting.
 
Rodney64 said:
Managed to get my Cromotor running with the new controller. My only issue when the ca3,s plugged in the motor runs at 100%. The throttles plugged into the controller. Unplug the CA and the throttle works fine

Anyone know what I need to change in setting.

When the CA3 is plugged in, does in run at 100% with no throttle input, or am I reading this wrong.
 
jesset33 said:
Do the throttle wire match up colour wise


When the cycle analyst is disconnected it runs normally, so I'm thinking that its
The CA. I've changed something in the throttle setting.

Just had my first ride with my new controller. Cuurrenly it's programmed for 45 amps. Planning on 60. Still need to up
Grade all connections to bullets and mount the controller.
 
Rodney64 said:
Managed to get my Cromotor running with the new controller. My only issue when the ca3,s plugged in the motor runs at 100%. The throttles plugged into the controller. Unplug the CA and the throttle works fine

Anyone know what I need to change in setting.
thats anoying.

i plug the throttle into the ca v3 and that into controller. so the ca v3 does throttle ramping etc. maby thats your problem.
check the ca v3 setup guide. its long yes but you should be able to skip to the part you need.
 
pendragon8000 said:
Rodney64 said:
Managed to get my Cromotor running with the new controller. My only issue when the ca3,s plugged in the motor runs at 100%. The throttles plugged into the controller. Unplug the CA and the throttle works fine

Anyone know what I need to change in setting.
thats anoying.

i plug the throttle into the ca v3 and that into controller. so the ca v3 does throttle ramping etc. maby thats your problem.
check the ca v3 setup guide. its long yes but you should be able to skip to the part you need.


Yes I've been reading though your thread. Currently on page 6 maybe this controller will not run with
The ca3. Last week it was running with a 25amp grin controller.
 
pendragon8000 said:
Ah yeah I forgot about that. You need to replace the throttle diode with a resistor. 1k ohm from memory.
Luck I documented it all with photos . should make it easyer for you.


Thanks pendragon you what documented it well.

Just made up a new precharge today.

unofficial CA manual .

This section documents the different controllers

4.2.1.1 Direct Connect: Controllers with CA Interface Connectors
Controllers available from certain vendors (e.g. Grin Tech, EM3EV, Lyen) provide all required connections for power, shunt, etc. via a single CA or 'Drainbrain' connector that mates with the CA-DP connector. However, there are two distinct interface types that have electrically different throttle support – even though the connectors are identical:
• a newer 'Large Screen Compatible' interface (controllers produced after mid-2013) or • an older 'V2 Compatible' interface (all controllers prior to mid-2013).
IMPORTANT: It is critical to correctly identify the controller interface type. Either interface style may be used with the V3 in either normal or legacy mode, but electrical differences require very different connection techniques.
If the CA interface type is not known (the controller is not of recent manufacture or clearly labeled 'Large Screen Compatible') then perform the following test to ascertain or verify the type:
1. place the bike on a stand or invert it onto handlebars/seat so that the motor can run safely,
2. plug the CA into the controller CA-DP interface and a throttle into the controller,
3. power up the controller and CA,
4. enter Setup, use all default CA settings, and configure:
5. ThrO->MaxOutput = 2v and ThrI->CntrlMode = Off(WOT),
6. exit CA setup and be prepared to power down the controller.
7. If the motor powers up spontaneously without manually applying throttle, then the controller interface is 'Large Screen Compatible', otherwise is the earlier 'V2 Compatible' type.
8. Power down the controller.
There are four combinations of the two interface types and two operating modes. Connect the Cycle Analyst to the controller using whichever of the four following techniques (A, B, C, or D) is appropriate.
IMPORTANT: Differences in throttle connection schemes between the newer and older interface types may cause a runaway throttle situation if a controller is simply plug-replaced with one of a different interface type. When replacing a controller, it is imperative that the interface type and associated CA connections are reviewed to avoid improper or dangerous operation.
A. Normal Mode Operation with 'Large Screen Compatible' Interface (V3 with New Controller)
This is a simple plug and play installation: plug the CA-DP cable into the mating controller CA connector.
Note: A CA Adapter Module may be stacked on the CA-DP connector to provide throttle and ebrake signals to the controller (e.g. for regen braking). See ' 5.3 eBrakes'.
Step Complete. Go to section ' 4.2.2 Mount Console and Wheel Pickup'.
 
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