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To Access the Differential Aileron Mixing Function
Press the DOWN and SELECT keys simultaneously to access the Function Mode.
In Function Mode, use the UP or DOWN key to select the Differential screen.
Press the INCREASE or DECREASE keys to adjust the Differential value.
Note: Increasing the value will reduce the amount of down travel in each aileron.
If differential is working in reverse, it means the aileron servos are plugged into the
wrong channels. The right aileron should be plugged into the aileron channel,
while the left aileron should be plugged into the flap channel.
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throttle idle
Throttle idle function used to safety close engine, for fixed wing
aircraft, it is always a very safe switch, lock throttle to the closed position. When
the throttle lock switch is activated, and all the other servos are normal, throttle
idle function lock throttle servo/ESC to specific position (normal low or close the
throttle). Throttle idle switch is also can be selected. Switch choice positions
including rudder double proportion, auxiliary 2, aileron double row or the elevator
servo's double ratio switch position
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To Access the Throttle Idle Function
Press the DOWN and SELECT keys simultaneously to access the Function Mode.
In Function Mode, use the UP or DOWN key to select the THRO HOLD screen.
Press the INCREASE or DECREASE key to activate the throttle idel function.
When activated, press the INCREASE or DECREASE key to change the throttle
idel value.
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To Access the Throttle Idle Switch Function
Press the SELECT key to highlight switch.
Press the INCREASE or DECREASE key to select the desired switch.
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Programmable Mixing 1–6
The T7AH-2400 offers six programmable mixes that allow stick or switch inputs to
control the output of two or more servos. This function allows any channel mixing
to any other channel, or to mix a channel to itself. The mix can remain ON at all
times, or it can be switched OFF when using a number of different switches in flight.
Mix values are adjustable from 0 to 125%. Each channel is identified by a four-
character name (i.e., Aileron - AILE, Elevator - ELEV, etc.). The channel appearing
first is the master channel. The second channel is the auxiliary channel. For
example,AILE - RUDD indicates aileron-to-rudder mixing. Each time the aileron
stick is moved, the rudder will automatically move in the direction and to the position
based on the value input in the programmable mix screen. Mixing is proportional,
because small inputs of the master channel will produce small outputs of the slave
channel. Each programmable mix has a mixing offset. The purpose of the mixing
offset is to redefine the neutral position of the slave channel.
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Assigning Channels
Press the DOWN and SELECT keys simultaneously to access the Function Mode.
In Function Mode, use the UP or DowN keys to select the desired PROG. MIX
screen (1–6).
Press the INCREASE or DECREASE keys to select the desired master channel.
Press the SELECT key to highlight the slave channel.
Press the INCREASE or DECREASE keys to select the desired auxiliary channel.
[
PROG
.
MIX1
]
THRO
THRO
ON
RATE
:
0
%
0
%
SW
:
ON
OFFSET
:
0
or
SLAVE
CHANNEL
Press
to
enter
PROG
MIX
Press
to
enter
Function
Mode
Press
to
return
value
to
default
Press
to
highlight
MASTER
CHANNEL
or
SLAVE
CHANNEL
Press to select MASTER CHANNEL
[
PROG
.
MIX1
]
THRO
THRO
ON
RATE
:
0
%
0
%
SW
:
ON
OFFSET
:
0
Press
to
enter
PROG
MIX
Press
to
enter
Function
Mode
Press
to
return
value
to
default
Press
to
highlight
RATE
Press to adjust
MIX
value
[
THRO
IDL
]
SW
:
RUDD
D
/
R
HOLD
POS
. -
5
.
0
%
Press
to
enter THROTTLE
HOLD
Press
to
enter
Function
Mode
Press
to
return
value
to
INH
Press
to
select
desired
channel
Press to activate
THROTTLE
HOLD and change values
ON
