Blade GB200, Руководство пользователя

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Gimbal Modes
Transmitter Programming
Angle Mode (Green LED) Velocity Mode (Blue LED)
• The gimbal pitch angle corresponds directly to the
position of the transmitter control input.
• The gimbal will automatically stabilize in the
stopped position.
• The gimbal pitch angle moves away from neutral in
the direction of the transmitter control input.
• The farther away from center the transmitter
control input is, the faster the gimbal moves in the
corresponding direction.
• The pitch angle movement is stopped by centering
the transmitter control.
• The gimbal will automatically stabilize in the
stopped position.
Transmitter control of the pitch angle of the GB200 is
possible with most 7-channel and above Spektrum
transmitters.
For the greatest control of the gimbal functions, an
8-channel or higher computer radio is recommended.
To program your transmitter:
• Set channel 7 to a dial, slider or lever for gimbal
pitch control.
• Change channel 7 servo reverse for the gimbal
travel direction you prefer.
• Set channel 8 to a 2-position switch to choose
between gimbal modes.
• Change channel 8 servo reverse for the switch
direction you prefer.
If you are using a DX7S system:
• Angle Mode will be active if you use the signal
output from the 350QX2/AP control board.
• Velocity Mode will be active if you use only the
power output from the 350 QX/2/AP in conjunction
with a remote receiver.
If you are using a DX7 system:
• The DX7 uses a 2-position switch on channel 7.
When using this transmitter, the gimbal will default
to Angle Mode and will travel to either full up or full
down, depending on the position of the channel
7 switch. You can adjust the endpoints in your
transmitter to achieve the desired camera angles.