Wfly ET Series, Instruction Manual

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Relay Flight
Interface path: WFLY → [Linkage Setting] → [Relay Flight]
This function is a flight control mode that uses two transmitters, two receivers, and one model aircraft to
achieve long-distance relay control. The main and the sub-transmitter are linked seperately with the
receiver, the eighth pin header (PPM/W.BUS) of the sub-receiver RF209S connect with the ninth pin header
of the main receiver.
(W.BUS2) connection. The host transmitter is in the [Main Menu] - [Linkage Setting] - [Relay Flight] -
Enable function and set the signal control switch.
Relay Flight
INH
- -
Status
Switch
Status: Set relay flight function enable/disable.
(The setting is valid only when the receiver is connected)
Switch: Set the control signal switch.
(When the switch is ON, it is controlled by the sub-
transmitter. When the switch is OFF, the signal is
cnotrolled by the main transmitter)
*Note <Main and Sub-transmitter Control Rights Status Table>
Notice: When the main transmitter is not connected to the main receiver and the relay flight status is “off”,
the main receiver is fail safe data and the sub-transmitter cannot control.
Main
transmitter
Sub
transmitter
Link
↓
Enable
[Relay flight]
Set
Diverter switch
Main reciever
9 port
Sub reciever
8 port
Link
↓
8 Port
Set to
W.BUS
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
9
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
9
Set on the
[Receiver output] interface.
Model connect
Each channel corresponds to the servo
Note:
1 [Relay Flight] function only needs to be enabled by the main
transmitter setting function. The sub-transmitter does not need to be set
to [Relay Flight].
2 Fail safe data needs to be set on the main receiver!
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Linkage Setting
Main transmitter Sub transmitter Relay flight status Connection status Output
1 No signal With signal On Connected Sub-transmitter
2 With signal No signal Off Connected Main transmitter
3 No signal With signal On Connected
Main transmitter
fail safe
4 With signal No signal Off Connected Main transmitter