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4.4.3. Global variables（Global Variables）
Global variables are customizable values that can be used as temporary values
for custom operations. In complex functions, the values of global variables are
automatically modified through certain trigger conditions for conditional judgment
or any other purpose. Global Variables can be used as input or output real-time
adjustment parameters, and can also be used as parameters in flight mode and curve
definition. Global variables can be used in any place where numerical values can be
entered to achieve some automated control.
They are also specific flight modes, which avoids having to use separate mixing
lines with different values for each flight mode. This greatly simplifies mixing pages
and makes them easier to understand.
By using the "Adjust GVx" option in the Special Functions page, you can even
adjust global variables on the fly, so you can quickly optimize settings such as
double-rate ratio, exposure, differential, flap to elevator conversion, and more. If
pop-ups are enabled (indicated by! Next to the GV label), when the variable is
updated, a pop-up window with the variable name and new value will be displayed
on the main view.
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Define a name for the flight mode
Adjust the fine-tuning value of 1-6 channels according to your
actual needs
Slow Ease In / Ease Out Time Settings
At the bottom of the screen (below FM8) you are reminded to
check the fine-tuning of each flight mode. According to the
currently selected FM number, the corresponding reminder
message is displayed, for example, if the flight mode FM2 is
active, it will display "Check FM2 trims"
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