Now adjust both controls of the joystick:
1. Control type [Normal]
2. For the control Left/Right the
1. assignment on the channel L/R, the
2. assignment on the channel
Forward/Back
3. now reversed for the control Up/Down
the 1. assignment on the channel
Forward/Back and the 2. assignment on
the channel L/R
The Channel type [Voith Schn.] limits the
servo deflection to a circle. With the third
assignment of both controls you can make
the speed controller speed up the rpm
while steering.
Channel type [Switch]
Used for controlling the channel with one
control of the joystick or a number of mixed
controls.
If the value of the mixed controls is lower or
higher than the set threshold the servo
channel switches from middle position to
the left or right. You can adjust the left and
right threshold separately.
Channel type [5 Pos Servo]
Acts like a normal servo channel but in
addition to the positions “Left”, “Middle” and
“Right” there are two more: “Half Left” and
“Half Right”. These positions are reached
with -50% or 50% control deflec-
tion.
This makes it easier to adjust the servo
travel in difficult setups.
Channel type [5 Pos Servo]
as sequencer
In combination with the control type
[Seq1…5] you can get a 5 positions
sequence control for up to four servos:
1. Set the softkey pair to control type
[Seq1…5]
2. Set the runtime for the control to 0
3. Choose a servo channel for the first
assignment
4. Change the channel type to
[5 Pos Servo]
5. With the Test Mode set the five posi-
tions for this servo
6. Assign up to three more servo channels
if you want and set them up the same
way
7. Check the sequence by pressing the
softkeys for forwards and backwards
If you want the sequence to be automatic
you need to change the runtime of the
control from 0 to any higher value.
You can set the speed of the servos within
the according servo menu. If your
sequence has less than five positions you
can set the endposition for the others as
well e.g. for [Right/Up] and [Half Right].
