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Flight Mode Assignments – (Gyro System)

When Flight Modes are activated, the 3 Flight Modes are included at the right of the

display. Each Flight Mode defaults to S, indicating that Gyro Gain is to be

controlled/selected by the Gyro Gain Switch when in any of the Flight Modes.

It is possible to control gyro gain with Flight Modes by selecting a Flight Mode and then

selecting 0,1, or 2, which corresponds to the 3 gyro gain positions defined to the left of

the Flight Mode numbers. Once a Gyro Gain setting is assigned to a Flight Mode, that

gain becomes effective when the Flight Mode is selected.

Gyro Gain Switch – (Gyro System)

There are 2 switches that can be designated as the Gyro Gain switch. They are the AUX2

Switch and the FLAP Switch. To select one or the other, highlight and select either AX2

SW or FLP SW and it will toggle between them.

The same switch can be used to control both Gyros as shown in the example above where

the AX2 SW is designated for both AUX2 and AUX3.

Stick Override Status – (Gyro System)

This parameter shows that Stick Override is Inhibited. Highlighting and selecting INH

causes a list of sticks to appear that includes Aileron, Elevator and Rudder. It is used to

activate Stick Override and also to identify which stick is controlling the override for

each gyro. The stick must be the stick that corresponds to the channel that is being

controlled by the gyro.

[GYRO SYS. ]

UX2: AX2 SW

CEN 0: 0% FM0: S

1: 50% FM1: S

2: 90% FM2: S

CEN 0: 0% FM0: S

1: 50% FM1: S

2: 90% FM2: S

AUX3: AX2 SW

STICK INH

List of Sticks for

Stick Override

INH AILE ELEV RUDD

STICK

ENT

LIST

CLR

Once Stick Override has been activated and a stick selected, a new set of percentages

appear that represent what the gyro gain will be when the stick is deflected to maximum.

Normally, these percentages should be set to 0% to allow the stick to completely override

the gyro while it is fully deflected. When the stick is returned to center, the gyro gain

returns to that which is currently selected.

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