Channel Assign (Receiver Channel Assignments) - AIRTRONICS SD-10G Operating Manual

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6) The RU-STK LEFT END prompt will be displayed. Move the rudder
control stick completely to the left, then press the ENTER key.
7) Follow the prompts to calibrate the remaining control stick movements,
making sure to press the ENTER key after each control stick movement
to continue to the next prompt. When completed, the Calibration Top
screen will be displayed.
Control Stick Calibration - Factory Option
The Control Stick Calibration Factory Option overrides any previously programmed User calibration settings and restores the
Factory default Neutral and maximum Travel positions.
1) From within the NEUTRAL/TRAVEL menu, press the YES/+ or NO/-
keys to choose the SETTING>FACTORY option. This will reset the
control stick calibration parameters to the default settings.
NEUTRAL/TRAVEL factory default setting is 1.5ms/Maximum travel.
12.cH aSSign (REcEivER cHannEL aSSignMEnTS)
The Channel Assignment function allows you to assign a Control function to a different receiver channel. This is helpful if you
are using a receiver that is less than 10 Channels. For example, your aircraft features two aileron servos, two elevator servos,
one rudder servo, and one throttle servo, and you are using a 7-Channel receiver. In the default configuration, the Right Elevator
servo would need to be plugged into receiver channel slot 8. However, since you're using a 7-Channel receiver, there is no
receiver channel slot 8. Using the Channel Assignment function, you can assign the Right Elevator Control function to the
unused receiver channel slot 5. This allows you to take advantage of your aircraft's advanced control setup without the need
to use a 10-Channel receiver.
Changing Channel Assignments
1) Press the Navigation Pad 56 to highlight CH ASSIGN, then press
the ENTER key to display the CH ASSIGN menu. The cursor will
default to CH01>EL.
If desired, you can assign the same Control function to two different channel numbers. For example, if you use two rudder
servos in tandem, you can assign the rudder Control function to channels 4 and 5. Please note that you will not have
independent servo adjustments, such as Reversing, Centering, End Points.
The Control functions displayed will vary depending on the Model Type and Model Type selection options you have
chosen. For a complete list of available Control functions, see the tables on the next page.
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