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When setting up the Turnigy® V-Bar 600 you use the transmitter to select which flight mode is being
programmed. If you have the gain channel connected the pulse width on the gain channel controls which
flight mode the Turnigy® V-Bar 600 is in and which flight mode is being programmed. Simply switching to
the desired flight mode will tell the Turnigy® V-Bar 600 to change values for the selected mode. If the gain
channel is not connected you will program Flight Mode 0. If you do not intend on using multiple flight
modes it is best to not connect the gain channel.
Pulse width is used by Radio Control systems to communicate between the radio and receiver the channel
value information. This information corresponds to desired servo positions, gain value etc. The pulse width
different radio systems such as FUTABA or JR varies to some extent but is approximately 1-2
milliseconds.Below is a table of the pulse width ranges acceptable to select each flight mode.The program
box can read the pulse width on the gain channel to verify the flight mode you are in and that your radio is
setup properly. Please consult your radio manual for instruction on how to setup multiple flight modes. A
pulse width of approximately 1500 microseconds corresponds to center stick/center servo position. Flight
modes with the Turnigy® V-Bar 600 are set with pulse widths from 1620 to 1919 microseconds.
The values below are only examples. In some cases the radio range may be 0-100 in /- 100%.
You should always check the actual pulse width is correct to get each mode setting by reading the Turnigy®
V-Bar 600 data after the radio is switched to the desired mode
Display Format: gggg-m. gggg is 4-digit gain pulse width in us. m is 1-digit flight mode. If switching
gain switch, the flight mode shall be changed. Before configuration Turnigy® V-Bar 600, select “READ
DATA” menu and press any button of +/-10 and +/-1 to read the data under the flight mode. Turnigy® V-Bar
600 can save the data under four flight modes. The flight modes corresponding to gain pulse widths are as
follows:
Gain Pulse Width in (us)
Flight Mode
Futaba 10CHX Gain %
Gyro Sense AVCS Mode
JR 9303 Gain % For
Auto Gyro Sense
Gain<1620 or Gain>1920
0
0-23
0-64
Between 1621 and 1719
1
35
71
Between 1721 and 1819
2
58
84
Between 1821 and 1919
3
81
96
TAIL BASE PARAM Submenu Configuration Steps
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1: TAIL-SRV
2: RUD-DIRE
4: RUD-LEND
5: RUD-HEND
6: RUD-DEAD
7
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RETURN
3: RUD-TRIM