Hobbywing QuicRun Brushed Electronic Speed Controller Manual

For the following QuicRun Brushed ESCs:

Introduction

Congratulations and thank you for choosing Hobbywing and Robitronic. By selecting the QuicRun Brushed ESC, you have chosen a high-performance brushed controller. This ESC is equipped with high-tech features. Please read this manual carefully before the first use to avoid improper operation. Unauthorized modifications to our product are strictly prohibited as they are dangerous and could damage the unit. Hobbywing reserves the right to change its design, appearance, and usage requirements without prior notice.

Warnings ⚠️

Features

Technical Data

Note: The WP-860-Dual has 2 outputs for operating 2 motors. If you operate 2 motors simultaneously, the motor's turn count must be increased.

ModelQuicRun-WP-1625-BRUSHEDQuicRun-WP-1060-BRUSHEDQuicRun-WP-860-DUAL-BRUSHED
Cont./Peak Current (Forward/Reverse)25A/100A60A/360A30A/180A
Voltage Range2-3S LiPo or 5-9 Cells NiMH2S LiPo / 6 NiMH2-4S LiPo or 5-12 Cells NiMH
RC Car Application1:18 & 1:16, Touring Car, Buggy, Monster, Truggy1/10 Touring Car, Buggy, Short Course Truck, Monster, Truggy, Rock Crawler and Tanks1/8, Touring Car, Buggy, Short Course Truck, Monster, Truggy, Rock Crawler and Tanks
Motor Limit2S LiPo/6 NiMH: 280, 370, 380 size motors - RPM < 30000 @7.2V
3S LiPo/9 NiMH: 280, 370, 380 size motors - RPM < 20000 @7.2V
4S LiPo/12 NiMH: Not available
540 or 550 size motors, >12T or RPM < 30000 @7.2V
540 or 550 size motors, >18T or RPM < 20000 @7.2V
540, 550, 775 size motors >12T or RPM < 30000 @7.2V
540, 550, 775 size motors >18T or RPM < 20000 @7.2V
540, 550, 775 size motors >24T or RPM < 150000 @7.2V
ResistanceFwd: 0.003 Ω, Rev: 0.003 ΩFwd: 0.001 Ω, Rev: 0.002 ΩFwd: 0.001 Ω, Rev: 0.002 Ω
BEC Output1A/6V (linear)3A/6V (Switch Mode)3A/5V (Switch Mode)
Dimensions / Weight34x24x14mm / 23.5g36.5x32x18mm / 39g46x36x26.3mm / 73g
FanNo FanNo FanWith Fan - Controlled by Receiver
Operation ModesForward / Reverse / BrakeForward / Reverse / Brake, Forward / Brake, Forward / ReverseForward/Reverse/Brake, Forward/Brake, Forward/Reverse, Boat

Wiring

Motor Wiring: There is no polarity for the two motor wires (M+ / M-), so you can connect them initially. You may need to swap the two wires if the motor runs in reverse.

Receiver Connection: Plug the ESC's throttle cable into the THC/Gas channel on the receiver. The throttle cable provides 6V / 7.4V to the receiver and steering servo. Do not connect a separate battery to the receiver, as this will damage your ESC.

Battery Connection: Correct polarity is extremely important. Ensure the positive pole (+) is connected to positive (+) and the negative pole (-) to negative (-). If the polarity is reversed when connecting the battery to your ESC, your ESC will be damaged, which is NOT covered by the warranty!

ESC Setup

Begin by calibrating the ESC with your transmitter. Hobbywing users are recommended to use the "Fail Safe" function on the radio system and set (F/S) to "Output" or "Neutral Position".

To calibrate:

  1. Turn on the transmitter and ensure all parameters (D/R, Curve, ATL) on the throttle channel are set to default (100%). For transmitters without an LCD display, turn the knob to maximum and set the "TRIM" direction to 0. Set the corresponding knob to the neutral position. For Futaba transmitters, set the throttle channel direction to "REV"; other transmitters may not require changes or should be set to "NOR".
  2. Ensure your transmitter's "ABS / Brake function" is DISABLED.
  3. Turn on the transmitter, the ESC remains off but connected to the battery. Now, turn on the ESC and set the throttle stick to the neutral position. Wait approximately 3 seconds for the auto-calibration to complete. A beep tone will confirm successful auto-calibration, and the ESC is ready for use. Refer to the diagrams for beep tone meanings.

Jumper/Switch Settings:

Parameter Selection Diagrams:

Diagrams illustrate jumper/switch configurations for selecting battery type (LiPo/NiMH) and operation mode (e.g., Forward/Brake/Reverse, Forward/Brake, Forward/Reverse, Boat for WP-860-Dual).

Programmable Settings

  1. Operation Mode: Fwd=Forward, BR=Brake, Rev=Reverse.
    • Forward/Brake/Reverse: Factory setting. Uses a "double-click method" to prevent accidental reverse. Speed decreases when throttle is pulled back; motor reverses only after coming to a complete stop.
    • Forward/Brake: Only forward and brake functions are active. Reverse is disabled. Commonly used in competitions.
    • Forward/Reverse: Uses a "single-click method". Pulling the throttle stick back from neutral immediately engages reverse. Commonly used for rock crawlers.

    Note: The QuicRun WP-1625 model does not offer operation modes other than Forward/Brake/Reverse.

    The "Boat" mode is exclusive to the QuicRun WP-860-Dual ESC, featuring a specially designed algorithm for RC boats.

  2. Battery Type: Two options are available: LiPo or NiMH. LiPo mode is the factory default.

Protection Functions ?️

  1. Low Voltage Cutoff (LVC) ⚡️: If the voltage drops below the threshold for 2 seconds, the safety function activates. At the first trigger point, the motor slows down; at the second, it shuts off. The red LED blinks to indicate LVC activation.
    • 2S LiPo: Halves output below 6.5V, shuts off below 6V. No restart possible.
    • 3S LiPo: Halves output below 9.75V, shuts off below 9V. No restart possible.
    • 4S LiPo: Halves output below 13V, shuts off below 12V. No restart possible.
    • 5-9S NiMH: Halves output below 4.5V, shuts off below 4V. No restart possible.
  2. Overheat Protection ?: If the ESC temperature exceeds 100°C, the ESC shuts down, and the red LED blinks. Reactivation is only possible after the ESC cools down to 80°C.
  3. Signal Loss Protection ?❌: The ESC shuts down if the radio signal is lost for more than 0.1 seconds. It is recommended to activate your transmitter's Fail-Safe function.

Troubleshooting / Fehlerbehebung

ProblemPossible CauseTroubleshooting Steps
No beep, no self-test, LED not lit after power on.No voltage supplied to the ESC, or the switch is defective.Check ESC/motor connection. Replace ESC switch if necessary.
LED blinks after power on, but motor does not function.Throttle channel plugged into the wrong receiver input. ESC cannot perform auto-calibration.Set throttle channel trim to 0. Check if the ESC cable is connected to the correct channel and with correct polarity in the receiver.
RC car runs in reverse when transmitter is set to forward.Throttle channel direction is set incorrectly on the transmitter, or motor wires are connected incorrectly.Reverse the throttle channel direction on the transmitter (from "Nor" to "Rev" or vice versa). Swap the motor wires between the ESC and motor.
No full power at full throttle, and LED is not lit.Throttle channel settings (D/R, EPA, ATL) are not at maximum. Throttle trim is not at neutral.Set "D/R", "EPA", and "ATL" values on the transmitter to 100% or turn the adjustment knobs to maximum. Set the trim to 0 (neutral position).
No reverse function possible.Jumper is in the wrong position. Transmitter's neutral position has changed.Set the jumper to the correct position. Set the trim to 0 (neutral).
Motor stops suddenly.Signal loss. Low voltage cutoff or overheat protection activated.Check ESC/receiver connection. Check transmitter voltage. If the ESC's red LED is blinking, overheat or low voltage protection may be active. Allow the ESC to cool down and/or charge your battery.
Model does not move forward or backward, but LED indicates normal operation.Connection between motor and ESC is interrupted, or the motor is defective.Check the connection between the motor and ESC to ensure all contacts are intact. Replace the motor with a new one.
Motor starts very quickly, then shakes or slows down.Battery's discharge capacity is too low. Motor is geared too aggressively. Drive train issues.Replace the battery with one having higher discharge capacity and voltage. Use a motor with lower RPM or a smaller pinion gear to soften the gearing. Check the drive train for defects or irregularities.

Warranty & Disclaimer

Warranty Terms ?️: Upon purchasing this product, you receive a two-year warranty from the date of purchase. The warranty covers material and/or functional defects present at the time of purchase. The warranty excludes:

For warranty claims, please contact your dealer. If the product needs to be sent in, include a copy of the invoice and a repair order (downloadable from www.robitronic.com). Direct shipments to the service department require prior consultation (phone or email). The sender covers postage costs. C.O.D. packages will not be accepted. All warranty cases will first be checked for eligibility by our service department. For rejected warranty claims, a handling fee may be charged before the product is returned. Repairs not covered by warranty must be paid for before commencement.

Disclaimer: As the manufacturer cannot monitor the adherence to the user manual, operation, and conditions of product use at any time, the manufacturer assumes no liability for damages, costs, and/or losses arising from incorrect use and/or faulty operation, or related to it in any way.

Declaration of Conformity: The manufacturer hereby declares that this product complies with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of the EU directives. The Declaration of Conformity can be requested from: www.robitronic.com

Disposal ♻️: Electronic waste is raw material and should not be disposed of in household waste. At the end of its lifespan, dispose of this product according to applicable legal regulations at your local collection points. Disposal via household waste is prohibited.

Batteries / Accumulators: As a consumer, you are legally obligated to return all empty/defective batteries and accumulators (Battery Ordinance). Disposal via household waste is prohibited! Batteries/accumulators containing hazardous substances are marked with symbols indicating the prohibition of disposal in household waste. The designations for the critical heavy metals are: Cd=Cadmium, Hg=Mercury, Pb=Lead. You can return your empty/defective batteries/accumulators free of charge at collection points in your municipality or wherever batteries/accumulators are sold.

Manufacturer & Importer

Imported by:
Robitronic Electronic GmbH
Brunhildengasse 1/1, 1150 Wien, Austria
Tel.: +43 (0)1-982 09 20
Fax.: +43 (0)1-98 209 21
www.robitronic.com

Manufactured by:
Hobbywing Technology Co., Ltd.
Bldg 4, Yasen Hi-tech Industrial Park, 6 Chengxin Rd., Baolong Town, Longgang Dist., Shenzhen, P.R.China
Tel: +86-755-25504333
FAX: +86-755-25509626
www.hobbywing.com

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