Examples:
Setting up two aileron channels at the transmitter:
For the right-hand aileron select GY AILERON A; by default the two outputs G
and H are provided. For the left-hand aileron select GY AILERON B, and
outputs V and W. If the model is fitted with multiple aileron servos per side, all
of them should be assigned to GY AILERON A or GY AILERON B as
appropriate. If a third output is required, simply set output I to GY AILERON A,
and output X to GY AILERON B.
Caution:
at this point connect only the inboard servo to the aileron; don’t install
the other servo linkages, as this runs the risk of tension between the servos.
The servo linkages are completed later during the servo matching procedure.
Setting one aileron channel at the transmitter:
For the right and left ailerons: GY AILERON A; the two outputs G and H are
provided by default. Both ailerons can simply be plugged in here.
Note: the procedure for the elevator is exactly analogous: outputs K and L, S
and T are assigned by default to GY ELEVATOR A and GY ELEVATOR B. If
only one elevator channel is used at the transmitter, the second elevator will be
reversed, but this can be corrected later during the servo matching procedure.
All the other functions can now be connected and set up using the DIRECT
outputs, which pass on the transmitter signal 1 : 1.
Example - throttle:
The throttle function is channel 1 at the transmitter. If you assign DIRECT 1 to
any output, the throttle can be plugged in at that socket. The end-points can be
adjusted at the transmitter itself.
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