ewww you never said you were using a mac 
try a pc.
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Mac’s all I got…
find someone with a real computer 
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Will do XD
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Im getting around 26miles of my 10s4p in a flat place Are you sure you need that much of Ah
Also if the wires will be long use thicker ones There is a chart on amps and wire gauge check it out
Man why dont I read the dates…
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Go to the library and use their computers. Grab a random book on electrical something or other, in case someone questions why your skateboard is plugged in to their PC’s. It’s applied research.
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@GrecoMan @Mobutusan I’ve now tried it on a PC, nothing shows up. It’s like the device and the computer can’t communicate.
Have you tried a different USB cable? I have a few that work and a few that don’t. It has something to do with how they are made if I recall correctly
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Yes, like @GrecoMan said some have only two wires( red and black) which are only good for powering things and others have all 4 wires ( red,black and two data wires) these are the ones you need
Tried a 3rd USB cord. The first two must have been bad, but its connecting now. Thanks!
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told ya 
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Need some help guys… @stewii @GrecoMan @scepterr @gogomrrobot . I thought I had it and then this one’s throwing me for a loop again
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holy fucking shit 
try redoing ppm detection if you haven’t already.
also, check the physical connection between the vesc and the receiver
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Is there a way to just to ppm detection with the setup wizard on VESC tool? So far I’ve just done the whole reboot thing when trying to follow this tutorial:
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unfortunately can’t help with VESC tool. i stick with 2.18 for a good reason
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Yeah the input wizard calibrates the input through the same process
What remote do you have, probably needs Fail-Safe reset Rebind while throttle is nuetral
Yeah just rebind