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6.21 Receiver Settings-Failsafe
6.20 Receiver Settings
The RX SET(receiver setting) menu provides a number of function setting menus to allow you to
set up the receiver system in all aspects. That is, FAILSAFE, BIND SET, RANGE TEST, SENSOR, ESC
SET, and I-BUS SET.
Function settings:
In the main interface, press the OK key to enter the function menu. Select the RX SET(receiver
setting ) menu by pressing the UP/DOWN key. Press the OK key to enter the function setting
interface.
Failsafe is an important safety setting. It can be used to protect the model from loss or reduce
the degree of loss when the receiver loses signal without control. In addition, it plays a role in
protecting personnel safety.
You can set the data in case of loss of control for all output channels. There are three output
states. If the state is not set, the output is low level state. It is mainly for giving you a reminder.
The no output state is also an output of a low level, that is, no signal state. If the output is set,
there is the corresponding output according to your requirements. The specific mode settings
depend on the terminal device and operation requirements. For example, some governors take no
signal as the stop signal. If the out-of-control receiver needs to output a low level no signal, the
governor will enter the protection. Another example: If it is an engine, we need to output a brake
signal to the brake servo if it is out of control, we need to set that there is an output and it is in
the brake state.
the edit state. Then adjust it by pressing the UP/DOWN. Press return after adjustment.
3.
Test the function to confirm that all channel outputs operate normally as expected.
Function settings:
1.
In the RX SET(receiver setting) menu, select the FAILSAFE by pressing the UP/DOWN key. Press
the OK key to enter the function setting.
2.
Select the item you need to adjust by pressing the UP/DOWN key. Press the OK key to enter
the edit state. Then adjust it by pressing the UP/DOWN. Press return after adjustment.
3.
Test the function by powering off the transmitter to confirm that all channel outputs operate
