User Manual

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“Mixer Editor”:
“Channel”: Select the channel to be adjusted.
"Throttle": Amount of throttle command. Usually 100% if the output
channel is connected to an ESC.
"Aileron": Amount of aileron/roll command. Use positive value for
motors on the right side of the roll axis and negative for the left side of
the roll axis. The value is given by the motor's distance from the roll
axis. Increased values denote a further distance.
"Elevator": Amount of elevator/pitch command. Use a positive value
for motors on the front side of the pitch axis and negative value for the
back side of the pitch axis. The value is given by the motor's distance
from the pitch axis. More is further away.
"Rudder": The amount of rudder/yaw command. Usually 100%. Use a
positive value for a CW spinning propeller and negative for a CCW
spinning propeller.
"Offset" Item: Applies a constant offset to the channel. Keep this zero
when it is an ESC channel and around 50% when connected to a servo or on the AUX channel.
You can fine tune the channels position by adjusting this value.
"Type:" Item: Set it to the type (servo or ESC) connected to the channel. For ESC: Output PWM
rate is always high. Outputs zero when disarmed or throttle is at idle. Applies the "Minimum
Throttle" item from the "Misc. Settings" sub-menu when armed and throttle is above zero.
For the Servo setting: Output PWM rate can be high or low. Outputs the offset value when
disarmed or throttle is at idle.
"Rate": High rate (400Hz) for ESC or digital servos, or low rate (80Hz) for analogue servos.
PI Editor
Receiver Test
Mode Settings
Stick Scaling
Misc. Settings
Self-Level Settings
Camera Stab Settings
Sensor Test
ACC Calibration
CPPM Settings
Mixer Editor
Show Motor Layout
Load Motor Layout
Factory Reset