Description
This LED program box is for programming HobbyWing brushless ESCs. Its friendly interface makes ESC programming easy and quick. It’s compact, portable and very applicable for field use.
The Hobbywing General LED Program Card (Part number: HW30501003) is a highly versatile tool that works with a broad cross-section of Hobbywing’s lineup across surface, air, and marine categories.
The exact compatibility breakdown includes:
RC Cars and Trucks (Surface)
This card is the standard budget programmer for the majority of Hobbywing’s everyday bashing, crawling, and racing platforms.
- QuicRun Series: Fully compatible with almost all brushless variants (like the QuicRun 10BL120) as well as the incredibly popular QuicRun 1080 and 880 brushed trail ESCs.
- EzRun Series: Compatible with standard and MAX-series basher ESCs (such as the EzRun MAX10, MAX8, and MAX5 V1 systems).
- XeRun Series: Works with several entry-to-mid level XeRun racing ESCs.
- Notable Surface Exceptions: It is not compatible with top-tier modern race ESCs like the XeRun XR8 Plus, XR10 Justock, or XR10 Pro, which require the LCD Program Box or an OTA Bluetooth programmer.
RC Airplanes and Helicopters (Air)
If you also fly, this card can be used to change braking modes, timing, and cutoff voltages on aircraft speed controllers.
- Platinum V1 and V2 Series brushless heli/airplane ESCs.
- FlyFun V5 Series and SkyWalker V2 Series brushless aircraft ESCs.
- Note: The card includes a separate paper insert or sticker for aircraft menus because the text printed on the plastic housing is meant strictly for car applications.
RC Boats (Marine)
- SeaKing Series: Works with standard SeaKing brushless boat ESCs to configure water-cooling parameters and low-voltage cutoff profiles.
- Notable Marine Exception: It does not support the specialized SeaKing Pro 160A.
General Operational Rule
As a universal rule, this card works with Hobbywing ESCs that have a 4.8V to 8.4V input limit on their programming line. If you ever use it on a small aircraft ESC that doesn’t have a built-in battery eliminator circuit (BEC), you will just need to plug an external 6V receiver battery into the card’s top port to light up the display.
Specifications:
- Size: 88x58x14mm
- Weight: 40g
- Input Voltage: 4.8-6V
NOTE: If the ESC doesnt have a built-in BEC, you will need to use an additional 6.0V battery to supply power to the program box.
