I hope you insert the magnets correctly in the thumb wheel, otherwise is the hall sensor probably
When I use the thump wheel in the normal mode is see bar going up and down so it seems to work
ah ok then itâs weird.
The bar will still go up and down even if the magnets are in backwards. The bar just moves in the opposite direction. Try editing the min/max/center and see if min is a number between 0 and 200 ish. Thatâs roughly where it should be
Ahhh I think one magnet is wrong. In normal position I can switch up the pages but to switch down I have to turn the wheel upside down. So I think I have to change one magnet? Also the double Nummer for pages like 11 wonât fit in the rectangular frame
Min is 0 Max is 1023center is 512
in mine max is 865 I think so almost there.
So are specific values for min max center which I adjust or how does it work? I need to switch one magnet I think 
no no the values are subjective tot the magnets you have, impossible to have same magnets strength. IF the wheels move correctly in both the direction should be ok.
OK. So itâs just the magnet I have too change. Man building this remote was an adventuređ
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itâs a learning curve. Well took you two days, not to bad.
Thatâs the problem. U just build the remote without understand how the components work together and how the code is implemented. 
but u ll get it after a few tries.
Those are the default values. If youâre running the dev code the OLED screen will display the ACTUAL hall sensor values while allowing you to adjust your min/max/center. If youâre running the master code, you wonât see these on screen. Youâll have to enter debug mode inside arduino software and view the output there.
Yeah Iâm more the mechanical guy. But even my two IT guys where confused (but they heard of vesc and e skate the first time)
Itâs really good to experience how helpful people in this forum are 
Without rey8801 I would even have a remote or motors 
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So I used the dev version with the latest uart⌠Is it normal that I donât have written words in the settings just can change the values via 1 2 3 etc
And the doubled numbers wonât fit in the frame.
Or is it because of the dev version???
Is there a way to make this remote able to change modes? Maybe some programming?
That is not the newest development branch. You have to update the remote to the latest version.
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Ah damn. Thank you
I just found this arduino pro mini clone. There is a 3.3V/8MHz version for $3.42, so price range similar to arduino nano ATmega328p ($2).
For the esk8 remote this is interesting because if we use this arduino we donât need a 5v booster anymore + less noise when using the nrf transceiver.
RAW is the unregulated voltage input (up to 12 V) and VCC is the voltage supplied to the on-board ATmega32U4 (3.3V, 8MHz). A supply going into the âRAWâ pin will be regulated down to the correct operating voltage of 3.3V which means the lipo/tp4056 can be attached directly without a 5v booster. I should try this for the next esk8 remote I build.
BUT u ll only run in 8Mhz⌠do u know thatâs enough? Or just make a try and error?