Parameter Programming Of A Helicopter Model With 6 Channels In The Function Menu; Servo Setup; Dual Rate And Exponential; Throttle Cut - Spektrum DX10t Bedienungsanleitung

9. PARAMETER PROGRAMMING OF A HELICOPTER MODEL WITH 6 CHANNELS
IN THE FUNCTION MENU.

9-1 Servo Setup

Please refer to airplane model programming for
instructions.
Works identically to airplane model programming.
Submenus are the same for the 6 functions of helicopter:
Travel
Sub-Trim
Reverse
Speed
Absolute Travel
Balance

9-2 Dual Rate and Exponential

Settings can be done for Aileron, Elevator and Rudder.
Dual Rate and Expo will be shown in percentages
and switches are free to assign. Graphic information
of programmed values is shown on the left side of the
display.

9-3 Throttle Cut

The Throttle Cut function allows you to shut an engine
off with all assigned switches and tip switches on sticks
except: Pot1, Pot2, Pot3 and Pot 4. In the Throttle
menu, you can program the Gas Position, assign it to
a switch and set a delay up to 5 seconds. Release the
programmed throttle cut switch, and normal throttle
operations resume.

9-4 Throttle Curve

In this menu, you set the Throttle Curve in different flight
modes. The Pitch Curve allows you to change the angle
of the main rotor blades in different stick positions.
With the Pitch Curve menu, you can assign a flight mode
to a curve. The basic setting in this menu is a linear
straight setting. The pitch curve, like the throttle curve, is
defaulted to a 5-point curve you can adjust individually
with percent values. Up to 7 points can be programmed
on the curve

9-6 Swashplate Settings

In this menu you adjust numeric values for Aileron and
Elevator settings. Preset of both setting are +60. When
using the stick, you see the stick movement on the left
side of the display.

9-7 Gyro Settings

The Gyro can be adjusted with numeric settings from
– 100 to + 100 in 0.5 increments.
In the lower part of the display, you can assign the
function to a channel and switch.
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