Turnigy 9XR, Руководство пользователя

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9. T-Trim: Throttle trim. This is a nifty feature for power fliers. When activated a couple of things
happen. First off the center detent for the throttle trim is removed. Also the throttle's trim
will now only affect the “low” side. That means you can use the trim for setting idle while
full throttle remains unchanged.
10. T-Expo: another throttle related function. This one makes the throttle stick's expo go from
zero to full instead of having a center like all the others. Always the odd kid out this throttle
is.
11. Trim Inc: Trim increments:
i. Exp – Exponential. With this the trims are fine near the center.
ii. ExFine – Extra fine – 1 step per click.
iii. Fine – 2 steps per click.
iv. Medium (my personal favorite) – 4 steps per click.
v. Coarse – 8 steps per click.
12. Trim Sw: Neat little function this is. When in flight if this key is activated it reads the current
position of the sticks and trims and copies that into the subtrims. After that it zeros the
trims.
This is really neat for new models when you might have a hard time taking your hands off
the stick and pressing the trims. Simply hold the plane level with the sticks and press the
selected trim switch. The plane is trimmed.
13. Beep Cnt: Beep Center. Here you set center warnings. The string RETA123 corresponds to:
RUD, ELE, THR, AIL, P1, P2, P3.
When the letter corresponding to the analog channel is highlighted the system checks for
center.
When the input is at center a short beep will sound enabling you to hear when the input is
centered. This is useful for checking the center of the pots without looking.
14. Proto: encoding protocol
i. PPM – with ppm you can choose how many channels to encode. Anything from 4 to 16
channels. You can also change the pulse spacing. This is useful for systems which
might experience jitter. On the whole it might be a good idea to leave it alone.
ii. Other protocols include Silver A/B/C and TRAC09.
15. Shift Sel: Shift select. POS/NEG. Select signal shift. POSitive or NEGative.
16. E. Limits: Extended limits. Allows limits to go to ±125%.
Please test first and make sure this
does not cause unwanted mixing between channels.
17. Trainer: Trainer enabled. This allows you to select if the trainer inputs are used on this model.
18. T2thtrig: If t2thtrig is ON, then the second timer will be started when the throttle stick is
moved above about 5%.
This allows the original timer to be used to measure throttle on time (TH%) and the
second timer to give elapsed time, both triggered from the throttle stick.
15. DELETE MODEL [MENU]: Guess....