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6.4 Steering Exponential
This function changes the steering channel's response curve. There are 2 main parameters:
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Rate: Changes the outer limits of the steering, the default is 100%. Rate cannot be more than 100%.
•
Exp. (Exponential): Changes the steering curve, which changes the response of the steering wheel. The
exp setting can be positive or negative.
Changes to the rate and exponential can be seen on the graph located
in the center of the screen. The system also gives a real-time readout
of the channel's current position.
Note:
The system gives a real time readout of the channels position, not the
wheels position. The wheel will not correlate with the graph if the rate
is under 100% ,or another function like trim has made changes to the
channel's movement and/or outer limit.
By changing the steering curve we can make the wheel more or less
sensitive in different areas of its range of movement, for example,
reducing sensitivity at the middle for more control when making fine
adjustments.
This function must be set as active before use.
To activate the function, make sure that the
icon is displayed in the
bottom left corner. If not, press the
icon to enable.
