Channel 3 Travel - Ko Propo Esprit-3 Universe Instruction Manual

Assign the movement of Channel3.
The installed servo in channel 3 can have the movement pattern and quantity of the movement set.
[How to open the setup screen]
From the initial screen, use the Jog Dial, (+) or (-) keys to open the Function Menu.
Use the Jog Dial, (+) or (-) keys to choose the 'CH3:TRAVEL' function from the menu list and press
the 'ENTER' key.
Choose the STEP and press the 'ENTER' key.
The cursor changes from > to
When setting the STEP at 2 or more, the CH.SELECT screen is displayed when channel 3 is not
set. Please refer to page 55. (When setting is not correct, you cannot use CH3.)
STEP1 CH3 is fixed at the position that you set in 3CH:POS (page 66).
STEP2 CH3 can operate in 2 steps, ON or OFF.
Once assigning a BT, when you push the BT, the servo will move in the "+" direction.
When releasing the BT, the servo will move in the "-" direction.
STEP3 Using ET1 to ET6, the servo can be controlled in three steps "+" direction, "Neutral
position" and "-" direction.
STEP4~128 Using ET1 to ET6, you can operate the servo with in the number of the steps
that divide the CH3:TRAVEL direction in either "+" or "-".
After choosing the STEP, the setting will be retained by pressing the 'ENTER' key, and the cursor
returns to in the display.
Please continue pressing the 'BACK' key to return to the initial screen.
Set the amount of stroke for the servo after setting the linkage of a radio control model.
To adjust the + stroke, move the
To change the cursor from
Pressing the 'ENTER' or 'BACK' keys will change the
To return to the initial screen to continue, press the 'BACK' key.
If the movement of channel 3 operates in the opposite direction that you would like it to, you can
change the direction of the movement by using the 'REVERSE' function setting (page 56).
3CH TRAVEL
and you can adjust the setting by using Jog Dial, (+) or (-) keys.
cursor to the line of +100, and press the 'ENTER' key.
to use the Jog Dial, (+) or (-) keys to modify settings.
cursor.