my mmm is working but where is the USB

[auto2]

i figured that but the 2 plugs didnt fit togeather without grinding that tab off.. have to put my reading glasses on.lol/ thanks

Originally Posted by auto2

i figured that but the 2 plugs didnt fit togeather without grinding that tab off.. have to put my reading glasses on.lol/ thanks

the RX plug fits in the Castlelink only 1 way if it doesnt fit flip it over and it should fit

[auto2]

hey reading glasses work.LOL i was removing my steering servo plug .(dumb) heat stroke .LOL

While we're on the basic subject, can i use that same adapter to set my CCBEC to run at 6v instead of 5.1v?

[Superbasher]

I would imagine so, as long as you can change it from a PC.

[auto2]

it wont enter manual programing mode either . hold full throttle and turn on thing. ill update software tonight and report back.

[auto2]

fixed. update did the trick

Originally Posted by Fast5sRevo88

While we're on the basic subject, can i use that same adapter to set my CCBEC to run at 6v instead of 5.1v?

yes and do it before you connect the BEC to the wiring if you do it after it can confuse the program about whether to link to the ESC or the BEC

[DRIFT_BUGGY]

Originally Posted by azjc

yes and do it before you connect the BEC to the wiring if you do it after it can confuse the program about whether to link to the ESC or the BEC

Oh, so everytime you want to program the BEC you have to un-solder the battery wires? Does this also work with the ESC then?

[tc3_racer_001]

id imagine you would only have to unsolder one? glad to know (i just assumed that this was the case)

[MTBikerTim]

Originally Posted by DRIFT_BUGGY

Oh, so everytime you want to program the BEC you have to un-solder the battery wires? Does this also work with the ESC then?

If you want to program the bec unplug the bec from the receiver and plug it into the castle link. If you want to program the MMM, unplug the MMM from the receiver and plug it into the castle link. There won't be any confusion that way. Nothing will need to be de-soldered either. The receiver wire on the bec or MMM should not be connected to the receiver in any way when programming via castle link.

Have I missed something?

[DRIFT_BUGGY]

Originally Posted by Fast5sRevo88

While we're on the basic subject, can i use that same adapter to set my CCBEC to run at 6v instead of 5.1v?

Yes, I used the one that came with my MMM and worked fine