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General Category => General Discussions => Topic started by: Pablo on October 05, 2017, 06:19:57 PM
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Hi all! I've these questions regarding these two items, if you guys can please englight me I will be very greatful:
1) Can I set up the VEC300 72V controller to 48V so it can work with a 48V Battery pack ? (the output for the motor must be 48V)
2) To make that set up the controller has to be energized ?
3) If yes, at what voltage? The default I think is 72V, do I need a power supply that delivers 72V or if I use the battery pack (48V) it will work?
4) Do I need to make a bridge to close the circuit in the e-lock or it doesn't matter for configuration?
Thanks in advance!
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Hi Pablo and(https://i.imgur.com/evDSMvT.png)to the forum.
I have not had any direct experience with the VEC-300 controllers so I don't know whether the 72v Controller will work on a 48V battery, but if the 48V option is available in the program setting software, I would suggest that you simply try it out and see if it works, as you shouldn't be able to damage the controller with a lower than expected voltage.
I don't know if the VEC-300 controller needs to be powered up like the vector controllers in the hub motors, but if it does, I would expect a 48V battery to have sufficient voltage for this purpose. (The vector hub motor controllers can run on 24V, 36V or 48V batteries, but I have used a single 12V battery as a power source just for programming purposes.)
I don't know if the e-lock function will affect the controller programming mode, but you should be able to easily bridge it if required.
Alan