
How to adjust motor timing
The maximum rpm will increase as the
motor timing number increases.
Advanced angle is for normally rotating it. When you reverse a motor direction
change by function of ESC, the maximum and minimum of the scale are replaced.
• When you set advanced angle with maximum (55), it will be minimized at the time of the reverse
rotation. When you set advanced angle with minimum (0), it will be maximum at the time of the
reverse rotation When you let motor direction reverse, please be careful enough.
For prevention of trouble, please
become advanced angle with less
than 60 degrees of total with
advanced angle (Boost timing +
Turbo timing) in ESC by all means.
CONNECTIONS
Connect the motor as shown below:
•Sensor cord
The sensor cord transmits a position signal of Hall element to a speed controller
(hereinafter, referred to as ESC). Since the ESC and the motor use the same type
of connector, there is no limitation in cord inserting direction. However, when
inserting the cord, match the cord with the connector shape. If the sensor cord is
not connected, the ESC initial setup cannot be performed. (During travel, keep
the sensor cord connected to the ESC.)
Connect the sensor cord securely, because a contact failure causes malfunction
and damage to equipment. Modification of the sensor cord causes a failure of the
motor. Never attempt to modify the sensor cord.
To connect the LUXON to the ESC, be sure to connect the cables with the “A”,
“B” and “C” symbols matched with each other. If a cable with a different
symbol is connected, motor rotation control is disabled. Furthermore, a large
current may flow through the ESC and the motor, resulting in damage and
burnout of the equipment. Unlike the sensorless type brushless motor, the
LUXON cannot change the rotating direction even if the cable connections are
exchanged. Change the rotating direction* with the ESC, as required.
* To change the motor rotating direction, a rotating direction change function is
required for the ESC. (TACHYON provides this function).
All motor cable ”A”, ”B”, ”C”, if it’s not fitting solder between cable
and connector terminal, motor may not operate correctly. Under
overload situation, it may begin to melt solder. It’s recommended
that confirm soldering part if it doesn’t operate normally.
When performing in-vehicle installation, do not group the motor cable with the
sensor wire. Noise may cause improper operation.
To replace the motor cable, use a soldering iron which provides a large soldering
tip area and high output (approx. 70W), and quickly conduct the soldering
work. If a soldering iron’s output is low, solder is hard to melt, disabling secure
connections of the cables. This may result in cable disconnection or contact
failure when vibration is applied to the cable. If heat application time is
excessively long, it causes damage to the internal parts.
(Use thorough caution so that the terminals will not be short-circuited by solder.)
To fasten the motor to the motor mount, be sure to use screws with up to 8 mm
length.
Various wires/cables will deteriorate due to usage conditions and aging. This
may result in the loss of performance for the motor/ESC main unit and in some
cases, it may result in damage, so the replacement of various wires/cables in a
timely manner is recommended.
WARNING
WARNING
WARNING
CAUTION
CAUTION
CAUTION
scale of motor timing
Set the line to an angle of your choosing.
Loosen the three fixing
screws and align the scale
with the protruding part
of the end bell.
Then re-tighten the three
fixing screws.
Once you have installed the
cooling fan, you are done.
Loosen the three fixing
screws and align the scale
with the protruding part
of the end bell.
Re-tighten the three screws
to complete.
fixing screw
fixing screw
Unscrew the cooling
fan and remove
the fan
1 2
With fan installed
When no fan is installed
IMPORTANT!
Sensor cable
Motor cable C
Motor cable A
Motor cable B
to ESC
to ESC
A
B
C
FAN power cable (Only when FAN is installed)
To the cooling fan terminal of XARVIS / XARVIS XX
※Use the supplied extension cable
Use commercially
available motor spacers
when the terminals come
in contact with chassis
components.
Solder the supplied connector
to the ESC motor cable
(We also sell cables with different lengths)