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The original VESC 75 300's VDD is 3.44V, so we need to customize the firmware for Ubox to correctly measuring the Voltage and current. This is an oversight we made when designing V1. | The original VESC 75 300's VDD is 3.44V, so we need to customize the firmware for Ubox V1 to correctly measuring the Voltage and current. This is an oversight we made when designing V1. | ||
Ubox V2 is based on VESC 75 300 R2 project, and 3.44V MCU VCC, | Ubox V2 is based on VESC 75 300 R2 project, and 3.44V MCU VCC, it is compatible with VESC original firmware, only the hardware can not guarantee current beyond 100A per ESC. | ||
== VESC FW 5.03 == | == VESC FW 5.03 == | ||
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Ubox single 75V | Ubox single 75V | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:15, 29 January 2022
This page is listing the firm wares and tools for Ubox ESCs.
Ubox V1 with micro USB connector is based on VESC 75 300(R1) project, but with 3.3V MCU VCC.
Ubox V1 with type-c USB connector is based on VESC 75 300 R2 project, still with 3.3V MCU VCC.
The original VESC 75 300's VDD is 3.44V, so we need to customize the firmware for Ubox V1 to correctly measuring the Voltage and current. This is an oversight we made when designing V1.
Ubox V2 is based on VESC 75 300 R2 project, and 3.44V MCU VCC, it is compatible with VESC original firmware, only the hardware can not guarantee current beyond 100A per ESC.
VESC FW 5.03
Ubox V1 with micro USB connector
Ubox V1 with type-c USB connector
Ubox V2 75V
Ubox V2 100V
Ubox single 75V
