Meepo Electric Skateboard Controller (ESC) User Manual

Introduction

This manual provides essential information for the proper installation, operation, and maintenance of your Meepo Electric Skateboard Controller (ESC) 6.5. This ESC is designed for compatibility with various Meepo board models, including V3, NLS Pro, Mini 2, Mini 2S, Mini 3S, and V3S. Please read this manual thoroughly before use to ensure optimal performance and safety.

Meepo Electric Skateboard Controller (ESC) 6.5, showing the black main unit with yellow and red connectors, and blue capacitors.

Image: The Meepo Electric Skateboard Controller (ESC) 6.5. This image displays the top view of the black controller unit, featuring various connection ports and internal components. Prominently visible are yellow XT60 connectors for power and motor phases, along with red and black wires. Two large blue capacitors are also visible on the circuit board. An antenna wire extends from one side. The overall design is compact and robust, indicating its purpose for electric skateboard applications.

Setup and Installation

Proper installation of the ESC is crucial for the functionality and safety of your electric skateboard. If you are unsure about any step, it is recommended to seek professional assistance.

Compatibility Check

Ensure your Meepo board model is compatible with this ESC. This ESC is specifically designed for Meepo V3, NLS Pro, Mini 2, Mini 2S, Mini 3S, and V3S models. Refer to your skateboard's original manual or contact Meepo support for verification if needed.

Installation Steps

Safety First: Disconnect the battery from your electric skateboard before beginning any installation or maintenance. Ensure the board is powered off.
Access the Enclosure: Carefully open the enclosure where the existing ESC is located. This usually involves unscrewing the cover plate.
Disconnect Old ESC: Systematically disconnect all wires from the old ESC. This includes battery connectors (typically XT60), motor phase wires (usually three thick wires), sensor wires (smaller multi-pin connector), and remote receiver wires. Note the orientation and connection points for reassembly.
Remove Old ESC: Unscrew and remove the old ESC from its mounting points.
Install New ESC: Place the new Meepo ESC 6.5 into the enclosure. Secure it using the appropriate screws. Ensure it is firmly mounted to prevent movement during operation.
Connect Wires:
- Motor Phase Wires: Connect the three motor phase wires (typically yellow, green, blue) from your motors to the corresponding ports on the ESC.
- Sensor Wires: Connect the motor sensor wires to the designated sensor ports on the ESC. These are usually smaller, multi-pin connectors.
- Battery Connector: Connect the battery's XT60 connector to the main power input on the ESC. Ensure correct polarity (red to red, black to black).
- Remote Receiver: Connect the remote receiver to the designated port on the ESC. Refer to your remote's manual for specific connection details.
Cable Management: Neatly arrange all wires within the enclosure to prevent pinching or damage when closing the cover.
Close Enclosure: Securely close the enclosure cover, ensuring all screws are tightened.
Initial Test: After installation, perform a brief test without riding the board. Power on the board and remote, check motor response, braking, and remote connectivity.

Operating Instructions

Once the ESC is installed, operating your electric skateboard involves familiarizing yourself with the remote control and understanding the ESC's role in power delivery.

Powering On/Off

To Power On: Press the power button on your electric skateboard. The ESC will initialize, and you should hear a confirmation sound.
To Power Off: Press and hold the power button on your electric skateboard until the unit shuts down. Always power off the board when not in use to conserve battery.

Remote Control Pairing (if applicable)

If your remote is not automatically paired, follow the pairing instructions provided with your specific Meepo remote control. The ESC facilitates the communication between the remote and the motors.

Riding Modes

Your ESC may support different riding modes (e.g., Eco, Sport, Pro) depending on your skateboard model. These modes adjust acceleration, top speed, and braking sensitivity. Switch between modes using your remote control as per your skateboard's manual.

Braking

The ESC controls the regenerative braking system. Apply brakes smoothly using your remote. Avoid sudden, harsh braking, especially at high speeds, to maintain stability.

Maintenance

Regular maintenance ensures the longevity and reliable performance of your Meepo ESC.

Keep Dry: The ESC is an electronic component. Avoid exposing it to water, excessive moisture, or extreme humidity. While some boards have water resistance, direct exposure can cause damage.
Cleanliness: Periodically open the ESC enclosure (after disconnecting battery) and gently clean any dust or debris using compressed air or a soft, dry brush. Ensure no foreign objects are present.
Inspect Connections: Regularly check all wire connections to the ESC for looseness, corrosion, or signs of wear. Ensure all connectors are securely seated.
Temperature Management: Avoid operating the skateboard in conditions that could lead to extreme overheating of the ESC. If the ESC feels excessively hot to the touch after use, allow it to cool down before further operation.
Storage: When storing your skateboard for extended periods, ensure the ESC is clean and dry. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

Troubleshooting

This section addresses common issues you might encounter with your ESC. For more complex problems, contact Meepo support.

Problem	Possible Cause	Solution
Board does not power on.	Battery not charged. Battery not connected properly. Power button malfunction.	Charge the skateboard battery. Check battery connection to ESC. Inspect power button wiring.
Motors not responding to remote.	Remote not paired. Remote battery low. Receiver not connected to ESC. Motor phase/sensor wires loose.	Re-pair remote with the board. Charge/replace remote battery. Check receiver connection to ESC. Verify all motor and sensor wire connections.
Board cuts out during ride.	Overheating of ESC/motors. Low battery voltage. Loose battery connection.	Allow board to cool down. Charge battery fully. Check battery connector for secure fit.
Unusual noises from motors/ESC.	Loose motor phase wires. Motor damage. ESC internal fault.	Check and secure motor phase wire connections. Inspect motors for physical damage. Contact Meepo support if issue persists.

Specifications

Key technical specifications for the Meepo Electric Skateboard Controller (ESC) 6.5.

Model Name: ESC FOR V3/V3S/Mini 2/Mini 2S/Mini 3S/NLS Pro
Part Number: MEEPO LY FOC
Brand: Meepo
Material: PC Engineering Plastics
Color: Black
Item Weight: Approximately 11.36 ounces (322 grams)
Compatibility: Meepo V3, NLS Pro, Mini 2, Mini 2S, Mini 3S, V3S Electric Skateboards
Included Components: LY FOC-ESC

Warranty Information

The Meepo Electric Skateboard Controller (ESC) comes with a 3 Month Warranty from the date of purchase. This warranty covers manufacturing defects and material faults under normal use conditions.

The warranty does not cover:

Damage caused by misuse, abuse, neglect, or accident.
Damage caused by unauthorized modification or repair.
Normal wear and tear.
Damage from water exposure or extreme temperatures.

To claim warranty service, please retain your proof of purchase and contact Meepo customer support.

Support and Contact

For further assistance, technical support, or warranty inquiries, please contact Meepo customer service. You can find contact information on the official Meepo website or through your purchase platform.

Online Resources: Visit the official Meepo Store on Amazon for product information and updates.

Meepo ESC FOR V3/V3S/Mini 2/Mini 2S/Mini 3S/NLS Pro