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4.2.2. Start and Stop time
The next step is to enter the Start and Stop times: if the Start time is greater than the Stop time, then the timer counts down; if
the Stop time is greater than the Start time, it counts up.
4.2.3 Transmitter control for Start / Stop / Reset
The next step must be to select a transmitter control which starts the timer: briefly press the empty field under Start. The trans-
mitter control can be a switch, linear slider or rotary control, virtual switch or telemetry control. In our example the throttle stick is
used to start the timer. In the following section you will see the transmitter control and a bar display with two switch points.
The two switching points can now be placed in any position you like by moving them with your finger. The red area indicates the
“Off“ state, the green area the “On” state. The orange area indicates “hysteresis”, i.e., the area in which no switching takes
place.
You can very easily reverse the “Off”state and the “On” state by moving one of the two switching point sliders in front of or behind
the other.
This adaptability provides maximum flexibility and simplicity, and you can immediately check the effect of your settings by moving
the switch or linear control. The transmitter control symbol on the left changes color to indicate the switched state.
Press OK once you have entered the settings. The procedure for
assigning the transmitter control for Stop and Reset is identical.
If you wish the timer to start and run continuously until it is
reset, then you do not need to assign a transmitter control for
Stop. If you want the timer to start and stop alternately using
a single control, simply assign the same transmitter control
to the Stop control as you have to Start, and invert the switch
NOTE
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