Recent content by MikeRD03

hi goatman, I already did. The posted settings were "raw" setting without much fiddling. However the motor turned backwards with full speed reacting normal to the throttle regardless which throttle setting were used. No, the search is over. These signals are not even near OK and I expect a new...

Jep, just the +5V from Phaserunner, but with motor connected. The spook begins when the PR's throttle enters the motor start phase. But it needs no movement. Before that the power signal is stable. So the motor itself can't be the problem. Its sensors are powered and working always.

Yes, correct. The +5V line should have a steady plain signal which would be visible as a straight line on the screen of the osci. As you can see this is far away from a line. This kind of bad signal is called ringing and cause bad side effects. In my case a total malfunction of the autotune...

As said I hate unkown mysteries so I decided to hunt down the cause. Well, I found it. This is an oscilloscope view of the +5V power line going into the motor. And it is not surprising that the outgoing signal are garbage -> Phaserunner is defective, case closed for me.

I followed E-HP proposal and loaded the MAC default setting without touching the autotune. Well, all I had to do was swapping the blue and green hall wires and it turns correctly ON hall. So far, so good! But it had some minor side effects: Sensorless is turning now in the opposide/wrong...

Not bad the idea. Problem here the autotune has deteced a double hall pattern which can be "build". Does a factory reset delete these patterns?

The self learn is part of the autotune, right? So I swaped the phase wires, run the autotune and everything was identical.

All MACs are made in China but with different setups and features. But electrical base is similar. So my motor wasn't made in Germany but China, too. They just call it Puma (cougar) but it's a normal MAC. I also tried to swap the phase wires, but Phaserunner swapped it back, so the result was...

I am coming closer to the problem. Sensorless runs fine - hall does not. So it must have to do with the hall sensor order. This is the hall sensor pattern detected by autotuning when turning in the right direction (sensorless): It says the order is 0-2-2-4-5-3 Note the position two and three...

hi goatman, if I choose (1) it starts in the wrong direction and at a certain point with full power in the opposite direction. Not good :) I have definitely a controller that runs in two directions - never ever sawn before.

Thanx for the input to far. Most suggestions were already done. Of course I tried to reverse turning direction in the autotune wizzard. Then it turns in the wrong direction sensorless - but when I switch to hall sensors it is just stuck. You hear just a rumbling noise typical when phase or hall...

So the Phaserunner has no automatic phase color mapping? Is this correct?

Hi! I am struggling getting my new setup up and running. It's a brand new Phaserunner v3 together with a 16T/200rpm MAC and a 60V battery. The motor cables for phase and hall matches the color of the Phaserunner documentation. The diagnostic screen shows all hall sensors are working correctly...

Hi, thanx for the proposals! The Phaserunner is new to me und sounds interesting. But it lacks of some control pins I use for my own precontroler, like speed/current switching, anti theft, tempomat or EBS. All Infineon compatible controller have these features. So, is there anybody out there...

Hi guys, I am just upgrading my old 500W 10T MAC to the recent model with cassette. I am also looking for a more modern controller compatible with MAC motors. Until now I used an old EB312 controller running fine, but now I checked out a more modern Infineon controller, the KH612 and found out...