Heli-Professional REVOLUTION 500E Manual page 8

Channel/Function assignment
The FBL-3X expects all functions without any mixer on separate channels. Hence, the output channels of a receiver
directly represent the functions Pitch, Tail, Elevator, Aileron and gain. To set FBL-3X in a position to correctly process
the functions, one has to inform FBL-3X, which function is fed into FBL-3X on which input channel. In some cases this
is done by the proprietary sequence of the manufacturer (see above). In case of standard receivers and for Single Line
receivers, there is no such sequence, it has to be assigned individually. To do so, go ahead as follows.
Select main menu Receiver Assignments
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With button → move to sub menu "Pitch". You will see Pitch in the top line and Channel 1 combined with a
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value in the lower line.
Move the pitch stick and observe the value. If it follows the stick movement, the assigning of Pitch is already
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correct, if not hit ↑ button once.
In the lower line of the display you will see Channel 2. Move the pitch stick again and observe the value. Re-
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peat the procedure until you found the Pitch channel.
Select the next function (Tail) with the → button and repeat the procedure as abouve until you fond the re-
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lated channel.
Repeat this for all functions.
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Save the changes after finishing the channel asignment.
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Channel Monitoring / Transmitter-Programming Agility:
The speed of performing nick and roll inputs while flying is changed by adjusting the servo end point of these func-
tions. The higher the end-point, the faster the helicopter will turn.
If you reduce the servo way in your transmitter, the servos will make exactly the same way as before. But the
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helicopter will turn slower in air.
Enter the menu CHANNEL MONITORING. Here you can see, which inputs the FBL-3X receives. The meaning of the
shortcuts is: T = Tail, CP = Collective Pitch, E = Elevator (Nick) and A = Aileron (Roll). The small t in the first line is for tail
gain, the small h is for the head gain.
To check the input/ agility from roll, move the roll stick complete to the right. You will see the value A changing.
To adjust the value, you must adjust the servo end-point of the roll servo in your transmitter.
Adjust the servo ways like this for the first flight (Values according to terminal)
Nick and Roll: E+/-100 A+/-100 Tail: T+/-100 Pitch: CP+/-100
Note:
Every transmitter manufacturer uses different values for 100% servo way. Therefore it is very important to check
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the values in the channel monitoring menu and not in the transmitters menu!
Adjust the tail gain in your transmitter, to 120 in the channel monitoring menu (Letter: small t).
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