COMPLEX RADIO CONTROL SYSTEM
Here you can change the modes of the
receiver pins. Servo outputs can be
configured, for example, in digital
input or digital output mode.
Digital input - the logic value of a given signal pin (0 or 1) is
transferred to the transmitter in the form of EX telemetry (so it can
be further displayed and stored). Receiver pins are equipped with
internal pull-up resistors, so you can easily connect the signal wire
to the ground for logic level detection. It is not allowed to connect
external voltage to this pin.
Digital output - the receiver will discretise the channel value of the
given pin. If this value is greater than 1.5ms (>0%), the output pin
value will be logic "1". Otherwise, the output value will be logic "0".
Using this approach, you can control e.g. simple model lighting
made up of LEDs. In this mode, the Fail-Safe settings for the pin are
also applied.
Servo - standard impulse output for
servo control (-100% ~ 1ms, 0% ~
1.5ms, + 100% ~ 2ms). If the output pin
is set to "Servo" mode, you can specify
maximum possible throws that will never be exceeded. These limits
should be adjusted to protect individual servos against overshoots
and model damage.
Motor 1-8 - for a multicopter model - this parameter is used to
identify individual motors (assignment is made automatically via
the Quick Wizard). Refresh rate of the motor outputs is 400Hz by
EN
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7 Alternative pins configuration
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