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AIL/ELE EXPERT MAP
(2) I gain <integral gain> [default: AIL 80% ELE 80%] [ranges: 0%
200%]
I gain tunes the ability of the model to maintain a given heading. Inadequate I gain results in a
change in model heading especially with aggressive collective pitch input. Excessive I gain can
result in oscillations in forward flight or with cyclic input. On the ELE axis especially, excessive I gain
can create bounce.
(3) D gain <differential gain> [default: AIL 0% ELE 80%] [ranges: 0%
250%]
D gain is best used to tune the stops following cyclic commands. Inadequate D gain results in soft,
indeterminate stops possibly with a slow bounce. Excessive D gain causes harsh stops with a quick
bounce or oscillation in forward flight or with cyclic input.
(7) Flip compensation [default: 0%] [ranges: 0%
100%] (Aileron expert)
This parameter sets the mixing rate of the elevator to aileron mixing. The roll axis may be affected
by a pitch axis (elevator) input as manifested by the model rolling off to the left or right during flips
or loops. This mixing compensates this effect. The mixing amount can be adjusted individually for
both up and down elevator stick inputs.
(6) Aileron compensation [default: 0%] [ranges: 0%
100%] (Aileron expert)
This function sets the mixing rate of the pitch to aileron mixing. The roll axis may be affected by
positive/negative collective pitch movement as manifested by the model rolling off either to the
left or to the right during rapid ascent or descent. This mixing compensates this effect. The mixing
amount can be adjusted individually for both positive and negative collective pitch inputs.
Roll compensation [default: 0%] [ranges: 0%
100%] (Elavator expert)
This parameter sets the mixing rate of the aileron to elevator mixing. The elevator axis may be
affected by the aileron input as manifested by a tendency for the model to corkscrew or otherwise
roll non-axially. This mixing compensates this effect. The mixing amount can be adjusted
individually for both left and right aileron inputs.
(5) Dead band [default: 4.0μS ] [ranges: 0μS
25.0μS]
Dead band sets the null/non-responsive range of the stick. When the center stick feeling is too
unsettled, increasing the deadband will calm that feel. Note that excessive deadband will result in
a disconnected feel of the model to small stick inputs.
(8) Data reset
This menu resets all of the aileron (elevator) gyro parameters back to the default values. Press the
data [+] key once and [Exec ??] will be shown as a confirmation. Press the data [+] key again to
confirm the operation and that all of the gyro parameters have been reset
(4) Head Response [default: AIL 1 ELE 1] [ranges: 1
10]
Head response tunes the rate of data flow between the flybarless controller and the servos. In
general the default values for head response should be maintained because they yield the best
response to control input. However, if certain brands of non-Futaba servos are observed to be
running excessively warm and current consumption per flight is high, then higher head response
values will ease the issue. Excessively high head response values will cause unacceptable lags in
model response to control input
(1) Aileron and Elevator gyro expert setting: start display
Use the MODE[+] or MODE[-] keys to navigate through the menus
Expert Gyro and Governor Definitions and Tuning Section
Push
DATA
+/– key
Push
MODE
+/– key
Push
DATA
+/– key
(at Aileron) (at Elevator)
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