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1.
Brake limiter:
The limiter usually is set at 100% and the brake power is adjusted
trough the TX, but in the case that you need to limit the maxim brake power, you
can decrease this setting to reduce the power applied to brakes.
2.
Brake pulse ratio:
The power to the brakes could be pulsed in order to produce a
“ABS like” operation, brake power is pulsed at fast rate to avoid to create “flats” on
the tires on hard braking. It is possible to adjust the brake pulses in different values
to change the ratio between the “high power” and “low power” pulse depending on
wheel diameter and model weight.
Servo sequencer setup
The unit provides 3 independent outputs for to control the servo operated doors. All 3
outputs are adjusted by the same procedure, so the setup of only one output is
described
It is possible to define 3 different positions for each output:
Gear Up position
: The position you wish that the servo be driven when the gear is
retracted. Typically is a closed door.
Gear Down position
: The position you wish that the servo be driven when the gear is
extended. Depending on model type, could be a opened or closed door.
Motor ON position
: The position of the doors when the retracts are moving, typically
open.
The setup of the position in each phase is easily done by the help of the steering input
channel. In the case you don’t use this channel on your installation you should
temporarily connect a RC signal from the rx or from a servo tester in order to operate
the servos manually to the desired position.
It is recommended to connect only the servo being adjusted to avoid the other servos to
move uncontrolled during the setup.
First screen is the “Servo 1 Gear Up
position”. (
Picture 5
)
When this screen is displayed, the
servo1 OUT
will deliver the same
signal as arriving to the Steering
input, so that you can move the servo
Picture 5
