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Servo reversal
With this function, you can reverse the operating direction of the servos.
Attention!
If you change this function, you have to check all control commands of the remote control afterwards to
make sure that you haven't accidentally changed the function direction of the wrong servo. The wrong
reaction of a servo to a control command is among the most frequent causes of crashing.
The currently selected channel blinks. The meaning of the channels is indicated to the right of the display:
CH1 = Aileron (channel 1 = roll)
CH2 = Elevator (channel 2 = pitch)
CH3 = Throttle (channel 3 = Pitch/engine speed)
CH4 = Rudder (channel 4 = yaw)
CH5 = Aux/gyro (channel 5 = Gyro control)
CH6 = Pitch (channel 6 = Pitch at constant engine speed)
Servo path settings with "Dual Rate" and "Exponential function"
By switching the switch ill. 1, pos. 4, the rudder deflections and the control sensitivity around the central position are
changed for the functions pitch, roll and yaw in acc. with the transmitter programming. These settings do not have an
influence on the reaction speed. These functions can be set separately and individually for pitch, roll and yaw.
The currently selected channel blinks. The meaning of the channels is indicated to the right of the display:
CH1 = Aileron (channel 1 = roll)
CH2 = Elevator (channel 2 = pitch)
CH4 = Rudder (channel 4 = yaw)
Ill. 11 Ill. 12
Dual rate (see ill. 11):
The servo path when rolling, nodding and yawing can be set between 0% to 140% for the dual rate (servo path
reduction). The set value applies for both servo rotation directions and cannot be adjusted separately for each rotation
direction.
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