Brushless | Esc V2.3 Manual

| Menu # | Beep Pattern | Parameter | Options (Move throttle up/down, then save) | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | 1 | 1 short beep | Brake Type | 1 Beep=Off (Default) / 2 Beeps=Soft / 3 Beeps=Hard | | 2 | 2 short beeps | Battery Type | 1 Beep=LiPo (Default) / 2 Beeps=NiMH | | 3 | 3 short beeps | Cutoff Voltage (Low Voltage Protection) | 1 Beep=Low (2.8V/Cell) / 2 Beeps=Med (3.0V) / 3 Beeps=High (3.2V) | | 4 | 4 short beeps | Timing Advance | 1 Beep=Low (For 2-pole motors) / 2 Beeps=Med (Most outrunners) / 3 Beeps=High (High RPM) | | 5 | 5 short beeps | Start Mode (Punch) | 1 Beep=Soft / 2 Beeps=Normal (Default) / 3 Beeps=Aggressive | | 6 | 1 long beep | PWM Frequency | 1 Beep=8kHz (Default) / 2 Beeps=16kHz | | 7 | 1 long+1 short | Motor Rotation (Locked) | Use wire swap instead |

If you have just unboxed a small, blue or black heatshrink-wrapped device labeled "Brushless ESC V2.3," you are likely holding one of the most ubiquitous yet poorly documented pieces of RC electronics on the market. Whether you are building an FPV drone, a 1/10 scale RC rock crawler, a mini racing boat, or a 3D printed plane, the V2.3 Brushless ESC is a workhorse. brushless esc v2.3 manual

Remember: Ensure your V2.3 is mounted in an airflow path (drone arms, boat hatch vent, car chassis cutout). If it exceeds 70°C (158°F) after five minutes of running, you need a higher amp ESC or a smaller propeller/pinion gear. | Menu # | Beep Pattern | Parameter

A: Low timing. Enter programming menu #4 (Timing Advance) and change from Low to Medium. If it exceeds 70°C (158°F) after five minutes