FarDriver set to 16 pole pairs, 600 rated RPM, 900 Max RPM, then AutoLearn fail.

This video is mainly just practicing video in video format for use in future videos. Notice with 16 pole pairs entered, the RATIO IN SPEED table rewites to 0-2250 RPM. After Autolearn was ran, rated RPM increased from 600 to 1626 RPM, which is typical of 50% flux Weakening that many motors support. The actual motor used during this test has 30 pole pairs so the RPM shown on the dashboard will not be correct. The concept doesn’t really care how many pole pair there are, thats why it runs above the same with 4 pole pairs as with 30 pole pairs. But the only way the controller can tell the human how many RPM thw motor is turning is by counting the pole pairs passing by each minute and dividing by the pole pair number entered. While the motor will run perfectly fine, if someone else has the exact same motor and you want to compare performance, settings, etc, its only going to be comparable if pole pairs are set correctly. Timecodes 0:00 Intro 0:03 Turn on ignition to power on the controller. 0:12 Select controller in app 0:38 Finally remembered to start screen recording. 0:39 Showing screenrecording now for clarity. 0:40 Autolearn armed, waiting for 100% throttle to begin 0:42 Throttle to 100% and Autolearn begins to spin motor 0:50 Autolearn process ended for some unknown reason