Specifications

If your transmitter supports swashplate types, then configure your swashplate type according

to the following chart. If your transmitter is not listed, consult your transmitter manual for the

swashplate type.

Table 13.1. Swashplate type setup

CCPM

120

CCPM

Notes

Futaba 7C H-1 HE3 HR3

Futaba 9C SWH1 SWH4 SR-3 Ignore 4th servo for SWH4

Hitec Optic 6 NOR n/s 120

Hitec Eclipse 7 NOR 90 120

Multiplex Evo n/s 90 120

Airtronics/Sanwa NOR CP4F CP3F

Note

You MUST set the swashplate type FIRST before any other settings because set-

ting the swashplate type will erase the model memory on many transmitters.

Note

The 90 or 120 CCPM servo diagram in your transmitter manual may not match

your model's servo layout. Your model may have one servo in front but the manual

may have one servo in back, or vice versa. This will be fixed later in a later step by

reversing the fore/aft cyclic mixing in the swashplate mixing menu.

13.2.2. Swashplate servo setup (CP heli only)

Note

This setup only applies for CP helicopters. Skip this section for FP helicopters.

Note

For this step, disconnect the motor wires from the ESC. This will prevent the motor

from accidentally spinning. Do not rely on the Throttle Hold function.

Turn on the transmitter then power up the helicopter.

Remove any transmitter trim from the cyclic controls.

13.2.2.1. Swashplate servo reversing

Move the throttle stick up and down. When you move the throttle stick up, the swashplate

should move up. When you move the throttle down, the swashplate should move down.

Some helicopters may be designed so the swashplate moves in the opposite direction. If your

Helicopter and Transmitter Setup