Optic 6 Sport - Page 38
Model Setup Menu Programming for Helicopter
Helicopter Functions Map
EPA
End Point Adjust (servo travels)
18
D/R
Dual Rates
20
EXP
Exponential Settings
21
STRM
Subtrim(Netural settings)
22
SREV
SERVO Reverse
22
P.MIX
Programmable Mixer
22
T.CV
Throttle Curve
40
P.CV
Pitch Curve
41
GYRO
Gyro Gain
41
RVMX
Revolution Mix
42
HOLD
Throttle Hold
43
CUT
Throttle Cut
27
SWAH
120 Swash
43
FLT.C
Flight condition(NOR, ST1, ST2, ST3)
44
Volage/Timer Display
Normal Display Mode
End Point Adjust [EPA]
Press both Edit Buttons
Dual Rate Set [D/R]
Exponential [EXP]
Sub-Trims [TRM]
Servo Reversing [S.REV]
Prog.Mix
Throttle Curve [T.CV]
Pitch Curve [P.CV]
Gyro setting [GYRO]
Revolution [RVMX]
Throttle Hold [HOLD]
Throttle Cut [CUT]
Swash plate [SWAH]
Flight Conditions FLT.C
Model Setup Menu Programming
To set up the Optic Sport to fly a particular model, you need to
get into the radio's model setup menu. In this menu you can
program specific control functions and the value (the amount
of servo travel) for the particular model helicopter you selected
earlier in the initial setup menu.
Note: If you have previously set up a model in ACRO, you will
notice that in the HELI programming baseline five new functions
appear that weren't in the ACRO mode. Throttle Curve, Pitch
Curve, Gyro Gain, Revolution Mix and Throttle Hold. All will be
explained in the descriptions of these features which appear
exclusively in the HELI menu.
Now push down both EDIT buttons at the same time.
The following menu items-in the order in which they appear-will
come on the transmitter's LCD screen as you scroll down the
list by pushing down the Right EDIT button:
In the upper left-hand corner it will say "HELI" and to the right
there will be a large number telling you the state of the battery
voltage (such as 7.2 v) and a smaller single-digit number
indicating the model slot the radio is currently opened to.
There will also be a little black box at the bottom of the screen
with the symbol "NOR". This indicates that the system is
currently in the "normal" flight condition mode which in HELI is
also known as the NORMAL curve. Later, we will show you
how to activate the flight condition modes, or "idle-up" stunt
modes-and it is here on the screen where you will be told which
mode is currently active.
Go ahead and switch the transmitter on-you are now in the
standard operating screen
