Users Manual

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If you change a flight mode from Global to either of the
Flight-Mode groups the trim mode for the rest of the
flight modes (except for the one you are currently
editing) will change to Separate.
Note:
1. Value – shows the actual trim rate.
2. Stored – shows the stored value of trim memory function.
3. Mode – here you can specify a basic behavior of the trim:
• Centered mode – by default, the trim affects only the servo
center, the endpoints remain untouched.
•Linear – shifts the whole servo travel, including endpoints.
• Thro-Low – affects the servo low endpoint and the entire
curve, except for the high endpoint.
• Thr-L50% – affects the servo low endpoint and curve below
.50%. This does not affect the curve above 50%
• Thro-High – affects the servo high endpoint and the entire
curve, except for the low endpoint.
4. Step – indicates, how much the value of trim changes each time
the trim button is pressed.
5. Rate (+,-) – determines maximum limits used for the trim.
4. 4.
In the picture below you can see how various trim modes influence
the servo output (trimmed to ca 50% of range). However, you
cannot use any trim mode at any time:
V-Tail configuration - You can specify the trim mode only for the
elevator function, not for rudder since these functions are linked
together.
Delta/Elevon configuration - You can specify the mode only for
ailerons, not for elevator.
Helicopter using CCPM mix - You can specify the mode only for
pitch function, not for elevator nor roll function.
If you use two or more trims to adjust a single function, the resulting
trim rate equals to a sum of all rates that are participating on this
function. However, the transmitter uses always only a mode defined
for the first trim.
Flight-Mode Group (A/B) – if you are using several flight modes and
you want to share trim settings among a few of them just set one
of the groups FA or FB for the particular trim. Each group has its
own settings which are then shared. Note: If you change from
Global to any Flight-Mode Group, the trim mode in other flight
modes than the current one will become Separate.
The rest of the parameters are described below:
For the maiden flight we recommend using larger trim
steps. After familiarizing yourself with your model’s
behavior you can switch to smaller steps for finer
trimming.
Advice:
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