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Transmitter presettings
Flight mode
E5
SW4/5
+100% +100%
E6
free
+100% +100%
E7
free
+100% +100%
E8
free
+100% +100%
E9
free
+100% +100%
Trv
1
0%
2
0%
3
0%
4
0%
0%
5
0%
6
7
0%
8
0%
9
0%
10
0%
+
+
11
0%
12
0%
E5
SW4/5
+100% +100%
E6
free
+100% +100%
+100% +100%
E7
free
E8
free
+100% +100%
E9
free
+100% +100%
Trv
1
0%
2
0%
3
0%
4
0%
5
+100%
6
0%
7
0%
8
0%
9
0%
10
0%
11
+
0%
12
+
0%
S1038_Q06_V1.0pn_en
Depending on the bandwidth of the model type selection of the
transmitter used, either the model type "Copter" or alternatively a
"Fixed-wing model" should be selected. Some of the current HoTT
transmitters are even shipped with preconfigured model memory.
According to the transmitter instructions, the appropriate control
mode and, if necessary, "motor front / rear" must be set. Usually
"backwards" so that the channel 1 indicator in the servo display indi-
cates -100% in the "motor off" position of the "motor / pitch control
stick".
Flight mode has to be set to channel 5. To do this, program a 3-way
switch in the "Control settings" menu on Channel 5 as follows:
Attitude mode
The stick movements acts directly proportionally to Roll and Nick. In
the attitude mode, the maximum inclination angle is limited to
approx. 50° at 100% of the stick travel.
The attitude mode is active as long as the bar of channel 5 is on the
+
left of +49% in the »Servo display«.
(The 0% shown on the left are based on the switch programming
above.)
Flight mode suggested for beginners.
Rate mode
In this mode, the rate is determined by the rash of the stick without
inclination limit. In this aerobatic mode rolls and loops are possible.
The rate mode is active as soon as the bar of channel 5 in the display
»Servo Display« is +50% or higher.
+
(The +100% shown on the left are based on the switch programming
above.)
Not suitable for beginners.
Note
The third switch position is required for the autopilot mode
described below and it is available only after the connection of the
optional GPS module No. 33602.
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