Remote Control Lawn Mowers

Question from customer:
“I received the item— 2 channel motor controller( S2PF-DC12+1CV-6-2) and installed it yesterday on my remote control lawn mower that I have made. Per the instructions for momentary control, I can get 1 motor to work at a time, either motor but only one and only in forward. I then changed, per your instructions for latch and each motor will go forward if started with remote, #1 and then #2 both will run forward only, but they cannot be controlled to go in the direction that I choose. Neither motor will reverse in any mode. I have to be able to control each motor independent of each other so I can drive the mower right and left to go the direction I want. Please advise!”
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Answer:
You chose the 2 channel motor controller. Although the controller has two relays for two motor, two relays will work in the same mode. That is to say, your two motors only work in momentary mode or latched mode for one time. We recommend two sets of 1 channel dc motor controllers (S1PF-DC12+1CV-4-2), which is only 30amps output and 500m/1500ft transmission distance. It controls DC motors of rolling blinds / doors, projection screens, awnings, pumps, winches, conveyors or other appliances and mechanicals with voltage DC12V / 24V. There are two transmission frequencies, 315Mhz /433Mhz for this controller. You can install one controller set in 315Mhz to one motor, and install another controller set in 433Mhz to another motor, so that you can control each motor independent of each other. Each motor can be controlled by its only transmitter. It won’t generate any interference each other.
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Usage:
Connect power supply DC12V / 24V to terminal “INPUT”; connect motor to terminal “OUTPUT”.
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Setting control mode Latched: Do not connect Jumper-1 (CN1) or Jumper-2 (CN2)
Press button ▲: motor rotates in positive direction
Press button ■: motor stops
Press button ▼: motor rotates in reversal direction
Press button ■: motor stops
Setting control mode Momentary: Only connect Jumper-1 (CN1)
Press and hold button ▲: motor rotates in positive direction
Release button: motor stops
Press and hold button ▼: motor rotates in reversal direction
Release button: motor stops
Each receiver has two controlling modes, so you can set receiver 1 for latched mode and receiver 2 for momentary or set receiver 1 for momentary mode and receiver 2 for latched mode.

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