9imod 1060-RTR 60A ESC

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9IMOD 1060 RTR 60A ESC Brushed Electronic Speed Controller User Manual

For 1:10 Axial SCX10, Traxxas TRX4, TRX6, D90, HPI, Redcat, Tamiya RC Car Crawler Truck with 550/540/380/370 Motors

1. Product Overview

The 9IMOD 1060 RTR 60A ESC is a high-performance, waterproof, and dustproof brushed electronic speed controller designed for 1:10 scale RC vehicles. It features strong resistant current capability, excellent heat dissipation, and multiple protection functions to ensure stable and reliable operation.

9IMOD 1060 RTR 60A ESC with various plug options (Tamiya, XT60, T Plug) for 1:10 RC Cars.
Figure 1: 9IMOD 1060 RTR 60A ESC with various plug options (Tamiya, XT60, T Plug) for 1:10 RC Cars.
The 9IMOD 1060 RTR 60A ESC shown with examples of compatible 1:10 RC cars (buggy, crawler, truck).
Figure 2: The 9IMOD 1060 RTR 60A ESC shown with examples of compatible 1:10 RC cars (buggy, crawler, truck).

2. Specifications

Feature Description
Model 9imod-1060-RTR
Brand 9imod
Constant Current 60A
Burst Current 480A
BEC Output 6V / 3A
Power Supply 2-3S LiPo battery, 5-9 cell NiMH battery
Suitable for 1:10 RC Cars/Boats/Tanks with 550/540/380/370 motors
Dimensions (L*W*H) 36 * 31 * 20mm
Waterproof Yes
Plug Options T Plug, XT60 Plug, Tamiya Plug (optional)
Running Modes Forward / Brake, Forward / Reverse / Brake, Forward / Reverse
Material Composite Material
Recommended Age 14+ years
Dimensions of the 9IMOD 1060 RTR 60A ESC: 36mm length, 31mm width, 20mm height.
Figure 3: Dimensions of the 9IMOD 1060 RTR 60A ESC.

3. Setup and Installation

3.1 Wiring Connections

Ensure all connections are secure and correctly oriented before powering on the ESC.

  1. Connect the ESC's power input (battery plug) to your battery.
  2. Connect the ESC's motor output (4.0 Female bullet plugs) to your RC motor.
  3. Connect the ESC's receiver cable to the throttle channel (usually CH2) on your RC receiver.
  4. Ensure the power switch is accessible for easy operation.
Wiring diagram for the 9IMOD 1060 RTR 60A ESC, showing connections to battery, motor, receiver, and power switch. Labels indicate 'Plug (connected to battery)', 'Red heat sink', 'Connect receiver', and '4.0 Female bullet plug'.
Figure 4: Wiring Diagram for the 9IMOD 1060 RTR 60A ESC.

3.2 Battery Type and Running Mode Selection

The ESC supports both LiPo and NiMH batteries and offers three running modes. These settings are typically configured using jumpers or adjustable tabs on the ESC.

  • Battery Type: Select between LiPo (2-3S) or NiMH (5-9 cell) using the designated jumper/tab.
  • Running Modes:
    • F/B (Forward / Brake): Allows forward movement and braking.
    • F/B/R (Forward / Reverse / Brake): Allows forward, reverse, and braking.
    • F/R (Forward / Reverse): Allows forward and reverse movement without braking.
A detailed view of the ESC's mode selection jumpers, indicating support for NiMH/LiPo batteries and 3 running modes.
Figure 5: ESC Mode and Battery Type Selection Jumpers.

4. Operating Instructions

  1. Ensure the ESC is switched OFF.
  2. Verify that the adjustable tabs for battery type and running mode are correctly inserted according to your setup.
  3. On your remote control, center the throttle trigger and the throttle trim. Set the D/R (Dual Rate) or EPA (End Point Adjustment) for throttle to maximum.
  4. Switch ON the ESC. Wait for the ESC to emit beeps indicating battery type detection:
    • One short beep: Ni-MH battery detected.
    • Two short beeps: 2S Li-Po battery detected.
    • Three short beeps: 3S Li-Po battery detected.
  5. Once the beeping sequence is complete, the ESC is ready for operation.

4.1 Protection Features

  • Low Battery Voltage Cutoff: When the battery voltage drops to a critical level, the red LED on the ESC will flash slowly, and the ESC will cut off power to protect the battery.
  • Overheat Protection: If the internal temperature of the ESC reaches 100°C, the ESC will automatically reduce power by 50%. Normal operation will resume once the temperature drops to 80°C.

5. Maintenance

The 9IMOD 1060 RTR 60A ESC is designed to be waterproof and dustproof, minimizing the need for extensive maintenance. However, general care is recommended:

  • Keep the ESC clean from excessive dirt and debris.
  • Ensure the red heat sink is free from obstructions to allow for efficient heat dissipation.
  • Regularly check all wiring connections for any signs of wear or damage.
  • Store the ESC in a dry, cool place when not in use.

6. Troubleshooting

Refer to the table below for common issues and their solutions:

Troubleshooting guide table for the 9IMOD 1060 RTR 60A ESC, with causes and solutions in both English and Chinese.
Figure 6: Troubleshooting Guide.
Cause Solution
No power Check if the battery is unplugged or flat. Fix or charge the battery.
Reversed forward and backward operation Check if the motor wires are reversed. Also, check if the Throttle Reverse setting is properly configured (toggle between NOV and REV).
No backward movement Ensure the adjustable tab for running mode is correctly inserted for a mode that includes reverse (F/B/R or F/R).
RC product slows down unexpectedly Check the battery power and charge if needed. The ESC might be overheating; allow it to cool down before re-trying.
No throttle response Check if the connections to the receiver are reversed or incorrect. Ensure the ESC has completed its startup beeping sequence.
Only backward throttle but no forward throttle Check if the Throttle Reverse setting on your remote control is properly set. Toggle between NOV and REV.

7. User Tips

  • Motor Beeping: If your motor emits a beeping sound when accelerating, and it doesn't when connected directly to a battery, this often indicates an issue with the ESC's throttle calibration or settings. Ensure your remote control's throttle trim is centered and the D/R EPA is at maximum during ESC calibration.
  • Battery Compatibility: The ESC is compatible with both 2S and 3S LiPo batteries, as well as 5-9 cell NiMH batteries. Always ensure you select the correct battery type using the ESC's jumpers/tabs to prevent damage.
  • Tuning: The product description indicates multi-functional parameter settings using 'tuning' for simple and convenient adjustments. No external program card is explicitly mentioned or required for basic tuning; adjustments are typically made via the ESC's built-in jumpers/tabs and throttle calibration.

8. Warranty and Support

This product is a high-precision electronic unit. Please read and understand all instructions before use. Improper operation can cause personal injuries and damage to the component. The manufacturer is not responsible for injuries and damages that arise from an abuse or misuse of this product.

For any issues or questions regarding the 9IMOD 1060 RTR 60A ESC, please contact the seller or manufacturer's support channel for assistance. Provide detailed information about your setup and the issue encountered to facilitate quicker resolution.

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