PowerBox Systems PowerBox Competition SRS, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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8. Frame rate:
What does ‘frame rate’ mean?
This value indicates the time interval at which the servo signal is
refreshed. Modern digital servos are unlikely to encounter problems with
the 12 ms setting, but older analogue servos may require a longer
setting of 21 ms. For more information on servo compatibility please
contact the manufacturer of your servos. A faster refresh rate causes
the servos to respond more swiftly, and they will offer greater effective
torque because they are capable of counteracting the forces acting
upon them more quickly.
Caution:
The Frame-Rate setting should only be changed if you are certain that
your servos are designed for the Frame-Rate you wish to use. In the
extreme case please note that the servo may lose its triggering, and
become “soft”.
9. Telemetry
The Cockpit/Competition SRS makes battery data available as
telemetry information which can be exploited by various makes of radio
control system. The unit supports the following makes of equipment,
and other systems will gradually be introduced as updates become
available:
- Multiplex MSB
Connect the backer’s telemetry output to the receiver’s sensor input
using a standard commercial Uni patch-lead. The voltage and residual
capacity of both batteries are now available at the transmitter.
- Spektrum
Connect the four-pin Spektrum Telemetry output to the TM1000, and at
the same time bind the TM1000 and the connected satellites to the
transmitter. Activate the
PowerBox Telemetry display at your
transmitter. The voltage and residual capacity of both batteries are now
available at the transmitter.
The matching X-Bus lead for this can be obtained in various lengths
from Horizon Hobby:
SPMA9579 X-Bus extension 150 mm
SPMA9580 X-Bus extension 300 mm
SPMA9581 X-Bus extension 600 mm