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Further adjustments
If you have followed our programming example to this
point, you will have a helicopter which is set up pro-
perly, and is in an ideal state for hovering practice and
simple circuits. Of course, you may wish to activate
additional functions depending on your skill and fl ying
experience.
If you wish to fl y using different rotor speeds and trim
set-ups, you will need to activate a series of “
Flight
phases
” which can be called up via switches which
you assign.
The fi rst step in this process is to call up the menu …
»Phase settings« (page 102)
Autorot
Phase 1
0.1s
Phase 2
0.1s
-
Phase 3
SEL
SEL
Autorot
0.1s
Thermik
0.1s
SEL
-
-
–
Name
Fl.ph.Tim.
Sw. time
… where the symbols at far right in the “Status” co-
lumn have the following meaning:
“–”: No phase switch present
“+”: Phase switch present
“
”: Currently active phase
Before you set up the fl ight phases you should consi-
der carefully whether you want to use individual swit-
ches to select them, or – always our recommendation
– use one three-position switch which enables you to
select up to three fl ight phases in addition to auto-ro-
tation. The latter option is more logical, and easier to
remember.
In the menu shown above the “
Autorot
” line is alrea-
dy selected. If the auto-rotation phase is activated, it
always has absolute priority over any other phases to
which you assign switches.
In this menu your fi rst step is to assign unambiguous
names to phases 1 to 3; the names are simply se-
Programming examples: Model helicopter
lected from a list. The phase name makes it easier to
distinguish the various phases, and is later displayed
on the screen in all phase-specifi c menus, e. g.:
Autorot
Phase 1
1.1s
Phase 2
1.1s
-
Phase 3
SEL
SEL
Autorot
1.1s
Hover
1.1s
SEL
-
-
–
Normal
Aerobat
Name
Fl.ph.Tim.
Sw. time
Move to the next column and set the transition time
which you wish to apply when switching FROM one
phase INTO a new one: a setting of about one se-
cond is usually ample. Later this value can also be
adjusted to suit your personal taste. Please note that
there
is always zero delay when switching INTO the
auto-rotation phase
, whose “Autorot” name cannot
be changed. However, you can set the transition time
which applies when you switch FROM auto-rotation
into another phase.
You now need to set up a method of switching be-
tween different fl ight phases by assigning the indivi-
dual phase switches or three-position switch.
Phase switches are assigned in the menu …
»Phase assignment« (page 104)
A
B
C
D
E
F
<1
>
SEL
5
6
Normal
1
P H A S E A S S I G N M E N T
p r i o r
combi
Assign the switch, e. g. the three-position switch SW 5
+ 6 under “C” or “D”.
The next step is to allot the fl ight phases you have set
up in the »
Phase settings
« menu to the individual
switch positions. Since you have already assigned na-
mes to the fl ight phases, these names now appear on
the screen: initially the name of Phase “1” is display-
ed on the right. If you operate the auto-rotation switch
(which you have already assigned), the screen dis-
play changes to “Autorot”.
A
B
C
D
E
F
<1
>
SEL
5
6
Normal
1
P H A S E A S S I G N M E N T
p r i o r
combi
Au t o r o t
Just to remind you:
The auto-rotation phase has absolute precedence.
Operate the auto-rotation switch again (if necessary),
then move the selected switch – in our example the
three-position switch SW 5 + 6 – to one end-point.
Use the rotary control to move to the
SEL
fi eld on the
right of the screen, and activate it. Now use the rotary
control to select the fl ight phase you wish to assign to
this switch position (in our example “2 Hover”) …
A
B
C
D
E
F
<
5
6
Hover
1
>
2
SEL
P H A S E A S S I G N M E N T
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combi
… and confi rm your choice with a brief press of the
rotary control or
ENTER
.
Alternatively you can immediately move the switch to
the other end-point and select the name – e. g. “Ae-
robat” – for this switch position. Proceed in exactly
the same way for the centre position of the switch, to
which we will assign the name “1 normal”.
Note:
Of course, it is perfectly possible to swap the names
over, or select different names for the three switch po-
sitions. For example, if you are using a speed gover-
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