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Details steps for connecting the SPMA3065 cable and application for AS3X programming.
Emphasizes normal servo reversing and potential need to rebind Rx after AS3X changes.
Describes propeller removal, Tx power-up, control surface testing, and reversal checks.
Defines Rate Gain as the power of AS3X effect, requiring a value > 0 for activation.
Explains Priority setting's role in inhibiting AS3X with stick movement at different deflection levels.
Describes how to adjust gains live in flight using Relative mode and lock them using Absolute mode.
Explains how to select surfaces, check the reverse checkbox, and notes on Travel/Balance settings.
Illustrates setting Priority to 150% and selecting Absolute or Relative gain modes.
Shows example Gain settings (Rate, Heading) for Roll, Pitch, and Yaw across Flight Modes 1, 2, and 3.
Displays example Dual Rate settings for Roll, Pitch, and Yaw across Flight Modes 1, 2, and 3.
Presents example Exponential settings for Roll, Pitch, and Yaw across Flight Modes 1, 2, and 3.
Discusses throttle requirements, antenna mounting, ESC calibration, and flight mode implementation.
Provides insights on leaving Heading Gain at zero and personal preference for using Expo/mixing in Tx.
Details steps for connecting the SPMA3065 cable and application for AS3X programming.
Emphasizes normal servo reversing and potential need to rebind Rx after AS3X changes.
Describes propeller removal, Tx power-up, control surface testing, and reversal checks.
Defines Rate Gain as the power of AS3X effect, requiring a value > 0 for activation.
Explains Priority setting's role in inhibiting AS3X with stick movement at different deflection levels.
Describes how to adjust gains live in flight using Relative mode and lock them using Absolute mode.
Explains how to select surfaces, check the reverse checkbox, and notes on Travel/Balance settings.
Illustrates setting Priority to 150% and selecting Absolute or Relative gain modes.
Shows example Gain settings (Rate, Heading) for Roll, Pitch, and Yaw across Flight Modes 1, 2, and 3.
Displays example Dual Rate settings for Roll, Pitch, and Yaw across Flight Modes 1, 2, and 3.
Presents example Exponential settings for Roll, Pitch, and Yaw across Flight Modes 1, 2, and 3.
Discusses throttle requirements, antenna mounting, ESC calibration, and flight mode implementation.
Provides insights on leaving Heading Gain at zero and personal preference for using Expo/mixing in Tx.
The provided document is a user guide for the AS3X system, specifically focusing on its implementation with the SPMA3065 programming cable and AR636 receiver. AS3X is a stabilization technology for remote-controlled aircraft, designed to smooth out flight characteristics and counteract external disturbances like wind.
The AS3X system uses gyroscopic sensors to detect unwanted aircraft movements (roll, pitch, and yaw) and automatically makes small, rapid corrections to the control surfaces (ailerons, elevator, rudder) to maintain stability. This results in a more locked-in feel, making the aircraft fly as if it were larger or in calmer conditions. The system can be configured to operate in different flight modes, allowing for varying levels of stabilization or even disabling it for specific maneuvers.
The guide primarily references the SPMA3065 programming cable for configuration, though it notes that the SPMBT1000 Bluetooth module offers a different connection experience. The AR636 receiver is explicitly mentioned as the hardware being configured. Key configurable parameters include:
The document does not explicitly detail maintenance features in the traditional sense (e.g., cleaning, lubrication). However, it provides crucial setup and troubleshooting guidance that contributes to the system's proper "maintenance" and reliable operation:
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