User Manual

Deviation User Manual for Jumper T8SG, Release 5.0
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• Center PW: Defines the time (in µsec) of the pulse that the transmitter transmits to represent to
represent centered servo position. If this number doesn’t match the master transmitter, the servos
will not be centered.
• Delta PW: Defines the width of the pulse (measured from center) sent by the transmitter to define
max servo throw. If this value is incorrect, the servos will not achieve full range (or will travel too
much)
• Notch PW: Defines the delay between the channels.
• Frame Size: Defines the total time for all channels to be transferred.
Deviation does not auto-detect when a trainer cord is plugged into the transmitter. To use Deviation with
a simulator (such as Phoenix), create a new model, name it appropriately, and select PPM as the protocol.
Use the Re-Init button or power-cycle to enable PPM.
10.38 Protocol: USBHID
The USBHID protocol will convert he transmitter into a USB joystick. Connecting the transmitter to a PC via
the USB cable will enable the transmitter to be detected as a joystick by the computer. This may be used
to enable the transmitter to control any simulators that support joystick input. Some initial calibration may
be necessary and is accomplished via the control panel applet of your operating system.
10.37. Protocol: *PPM