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Governor Store is not able to compensate for
packs with different cell counts. Therefore, in
mode 4 with governor store activated, it is not
possible, for example,
to program with a 10S
battery and expect
the same RPM with a 12S
battery
afterwards.
When changing the set-up (battery cell
count, motor,
gearing, rotor blades, etc.)
mode 4 must b
e reprogrammed when
governor store is activated
!
Autorotation
(bail out) is an integral part of mode
4. It cannot be selectively
programmed with or
without AR.
Low voltage slow down
(deep discharge
protection) is active, therefore the motor’s RPM is
slowed, when the adjusted
battery discharge
voltage is reached
(see 3.4).
Smooth start is at 12 s on default,
but can adjust
with the programming unit form 8
up to 60 s.
Also, the BEC voltage is adjustable via the
programming unit from 5 V up to 8 V in 0.1 V
steps
(see 4.3).
Preparing the transmitter
Using a flight mode switch, you may chose among
several different head speeds. In each mode, you
may set a different straight line throttle value.
Some values for example:
Example Set-up for Heli
mode:
Start / motor off:
0
%
Hover (
Idle 1):
45 %
Scenic flight
(Idle 2):
60
%
3D-flight
80
%
The JIVE Pro should not be used with a
throttle value higher than 80 % in Heli Mode,
as it needs at least 20 % head room for
proper governing.
For the AR (bail out)
(mode 4 only), throttle hold
must be set to 25 % (30% for Futaba).
By setting this value the AR function is activated
automatically, no further settings are n
ecessary
for using AR in mode 4.For further information of
transmitter programming, please see the
transmitter’s manual.
Programming mode 4
:
For AR mode, use there is in addition to 100
%
(full throttle) and 0 % (motor off) position a third,
the AR-on-position necessary. It is r
ecommended
to set the AR-on-position
to exact 25% (30% for
Futaba).
For the following
mode-programming only two
positions on this previously prepared switch are
needed:
Position 1 =
0 %
motor off
Position 2 =
100 % full throttle
2
2
1
1
Check program
ming
afterwards!
1.
Before beginning, set all throttle trims and sub
trims to zero, set throttle travel adjust to 100 /
100, and set your beginning throttle curve for
programming from 0-100 %
(see also from 3.1
on).
2.
Turn on the transmitter and move the throttle
stick to the 0 % position.
3.
Connect the BEC cable to the receiver’s port
(throttle function) and the other side into the
JIVE Pro's port that is marked
Master
. Then
switch on the transmitter.
4.
Connect the motor cables to the
motor (pay
attention to the motor’s direction of r
otation, e.g.
exchange two of the motor cables
or exchange
via programming unit.
5.
Connect the main battery to the JIVE Pro.
6.
LED flashes. You will hear a three ascending
tones, acknowledging the activation. Next, you
will hear single tones for the recognized
nu
mber of cells (see 4.1).
7.
After hearing the cell count, pull the Jumper
cable out on
the ESC (see 5 / sketch - No. 7),
you will hear three descending tones and the
mode. Next, the JIVE Pro begins counting the
modes, for each mode there is the equal
nu
mber of single beeps (mode 1 - one beep,
mode 2 - two beeps, etc), the LED also
flashes
in correspondence with the
beep number.
8.
After 4 single beeps mode 4 is
reached, move
the throttle stick to the full throttle
position (100
%). The LED lights and the ESC confirm first
the throttle
position with three ascending
tones, then
the mode with 4 single beeps.
Position 2 = 100%!
9.
Pause for a short time
(max. 2 s), and discon-
!
!
