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Transmitter control switches are used when you wish to
trigger a switched process using a proportional trans-
mitter control.
Example: motor run, electric motor
You wish the sum timer to start running as soon as the
throttle is moved past the 1/4-throttle point.
To achieve this you must assign the same transmitter
control to act as the sum timer switch as the one you
use to control the motor.
If you use an analogue control such as a stick as a switch
(or control E or F) the switching point can be defined at
any point you wish.
14.2. Sub-menus for individual controls
Transmitter controls for fixed-wing models
This menu only displays those transmitter controls
which are used in the active model. This means that
they are either assigned directly to a servo, or are used
in one of the mixers you have set up. We term this a
“dynamic menu”.
The menu point Transmitter control switch (è 14.1.) is
always displayed.
Transmitter controls for helicopters
This menu always displays the transmitter control
switches (è 14.1.) and the transmitter controls Aileron
(ROLL), Elevator (PITCH-AXIS), Rudder (YAW), COLLEC-
TIVE PITCH and THROTTLE.
The other optional transmitter controls - retracts, gyro,
tow release, brake and AUXx - only appear if they are
assigned to the active model.
Overview of transmitter controls
If you see 4x after an available parameter in the table
below, this means that you can set a different value in
all four flight phases. Transmitter controls which have
the same parameters are grouped together.
Control
available
parameter
Notes
Aileron
Elevator
Rudder
Trim 4x
Step
D/R
Trvl 4x
Expo
display only
0.5/1.5/2.5/3.5%
0% to 100%
0% to 100%
-100% to +100%
Throttle
T. cut
Idle
Step
Slow
display only
display only
0.5/1.5/2.5/3.5%
0.0 to 4.0 sec
Spoiler
Flap
Run time
Fixed val.4x
0.0 to 4.0 sec
OFF, -100% to +100%
Aileron
Elevator
Rudder
Trim 4x
Step
D/R
Trvl 4x
Expo
display only
0.5/2.5/2.5/3.5%
0% to 100%
0% to 100%
-100% to +100%
Coll. pitch
6-point-
Coll.curve4x
Collective: -100% to +100%
Throttle
Min.
5-point-
Thr.-curve
4x
Thr-Minimum 0% to 100%
Throttle: 0% to 100%
RPM
Run time
Fixed val.4x
0.0 to 4.0 sec
OFF, -100% to +100%
Thr. limiter
– No adjustments
Retract
run time 0.0 to 4.0 sec
Tow hook
Brake
Gyro
– No adjustments
AUX 1
AUX 2
– No adjustments
14.2.1. Control settings for the primary axes
Aileron, Elevator, Rudder
Aileron (Roll), Elevator (Pitch axis),
Rudder (Yaw)
The transmitter controls for the primary axes are all
shown in the same manner, and also share the same
parameters (è14.2.2. to 14.2.6.).
Displaying them in the form of a graph allows changes
in the settings to be assessed immediately, and makes it
obvious how that transmitter control functions.
The illustration below is an example, and shows the
graph for the transmitter control Aileron.
In addition to the parameters you will see two further
items of information:
a. The small dash after the parameter name indicates
that this value can be assigned to one of the 3-D digi-
adjustors, in which case it is variable in flight.
Expo – -90%
b. The small number (1 to 4) after the parameter name
indicates that this can be set to a different value for
each of the four flight phases.
Trim ˜ 2.0%
Some parameters can be assigned to a 3-D digi-
adjustor, and are also variable separately in each flight
phase. In this case both symbols appear.
Trvl — -90%
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