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 Rather than using the well-known STM32 chip most of the previous ESCs were based on, it used an AT32 chip.
-This chip is not compatible with currently available CFW (Custom Firmware), though [[SHFW]] is currently testing support for it.
+This chip is only compatible with [[SHFW]] and not with conventional STM32-based CFW.
 Below are the differences between the Gen 1 ESC and the Gen 2 ESC.
+For motor generations, check out [[Ninebot Max Motor Generations]].
 ==Gen 1==
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 [[File:NinebotMaxGen1ESC.jpg|thumb|center|400px|A Gen 1 ESC has bullet connectors and a silver metallic housing. Newer units may have writing as shown in this image.]]
+The G30D gen 1 also has 2 different board layouts, marked '''AA01''' and '''AB02''' on the back.
+[[File:NinebotMaxGen1G30DESC.jpg|thumb|center|400px|The G30D ESC has 3 capacitors on board rather than the usual 1 on the regular G30 ESC.]]
 ==Gen 2==
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 [[File:ScooterHackingUtilityHardwareDetailsMaxSTM32.png|thumb|center|400px|Gen 1 controllers are based on the STM32 MCU.]]
-If it says "max_DRV_AT32xxxxxxx" then you have a Gen 2 controller and tutorials for STLinking will work.
+If it says "max_DRV_AT32xxxxxxx" then you have a Gen 2 controller and tutorials for STLinking may not work.
 [[File:ScooterHackingUtilityHardwareDetailsMaxAT32.png|thumb|center|400px|Gen 2 controllers are based on the AT32 MCU.]]
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