Operation Manual

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Appendix B: The Wizard - What else does it setup?
On startup the wizard will reset Betaflight configuration to its default state.
Once completed the following features, configurations and mode will be injected in Betaflight so you can start
to enjoy your Vortex straight off the box with zero additional configuration needed:
Flight Controller
Failsafe
Enabled, Throttle set to 1100
OneShot125
Feature Enabled
Rx Mode
PPM Sum Mode (all channels down a single cable)
Minimum Throttle
1100us
Maximum Throttle
1900us
Minimum Command
1015us
Angle mode on Aux1
1300 - 1700us
Horiz mode on Aux1
900 - 1300us
Acro mode on Aux1
1700 - 2100us
Channel Mapping
According to Wizard prompts
Accelerometer
Calibrated at wizard end
Pro-Tuning
Default ImmersionRC settings (based on Chad’s tune)
NOTE: If you have ‘tweaked’ any Betaflight settings outside of the Vortex OSD, please remember to back
them up before running the wizard the next time, since it will reset them to default settings.
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Appendix C: Video Tx - Staying Legal
Depending upon the Vortex variant purchased, and the Tx module installed, the video transmitter power output
level, and available transmit frequencies can vary.
It is highly recommended to understand the rules and regulations in your country before using the Vortex.
Transmitting outside a legal band is something frowned upon by the authorities, and may result in a fine, or
confiscation of equipment.
As a rule of thumb, the following charts should help understand which frequencies are legal in each of our main
markets.
ITU Region 2: Americas, Greenland, eastern Pacific Islands
Assuming that the user has a Ham license, the 5650 -  5925 MHz band may be used.
Note that all 8 channels of ImmersionRC’s RaceBand are legal in in this region, with a Ham license.
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