TVC-TRF-10-AAT
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Funktion
Servoausgang
Reglerausgang
Gun elevation
X40
X20
Elevation tracking radar
X41
Turret rotation
X42
X21
Tracking radar rotation
X43
Expose search radar
X44
X45
X46
Table 3: motor and servo outputs overview
The last servo position is stored with the module memory. Because of
that you do not have to expect bis servo moves when powering the module.
However, when powering the model, a short servo move may happen.
Make sure your servos can achieve the required position. When servo travel
is blocked current flow can be 300-500 mA instead of the usual 40mA at rest.
This can lead to hight temperatures of the module, because the BEC has to
deliver high currents.
Servo outputs that operate in parallel to a motor output behave like a gear
motor. Stick deflection results in rotation in proportion to motion. Release the
stick and the servo stops without returning to zero position. For that reason
only servos must be plugged in to this chanels. ESCs plugges to this channels
will not stop when returning to neutral, as most one would expect.
4.3.1
Connect the turret and cannon elevation motor/servos
The turret rotation motor can be plugged to X21. The cannon elevation motor
can be plugged to X20.
In addition to these 2 motor outputs the module provides 2 servo outputs
for turret rotation (X42) and cannon elevation (X41). These operate in parallel
to the motor outputs The servo functions are damped for realistic movement
results.
The range of the turret servo is +/- 45º. The park position is at 0º. Addi-
tional turret rotation may be obtained through installation of an appropriate
transmission to be driven by the servo. The elevation range of the cannon is