ModelCraft FS-T6 Notice D'emploi page 99

Setting the throttle curve
• Switch on the transmitter and call the function setting menu.
• Move the cursor arrow to the menu item "Throttle Curve" with the scroll
wheel.
• Briefly confirm the scroll wheel button or the button "OK" to activate the
menu item.
The display shows the indications for the percentage setting values for the
five points of the throttle curve (L, 1, 2, 3 and H), the control curve chart and
the flight condition "Normal".
The vertical dash in the chart marks the current position of the throttle control
stick.
In the flight condition "normal", the throttle curve should be set for the
combustion engine to run at the lowest speed when the control stick is in
the idle position. In helicopter models, the centre part of the throttle curve
may be a little flattened to permit a fine hover flight.
• Turning the scroll wheel selects the percentage input value for the bottom
point of the throttle curve in the flight condition "normal".
• When pushing the scroll wheel button, the cursor arrow will jump to the
throttle curve setting point "1". Turning the scroll wheel now permits setting
the percentage input value for this point.
• Repeat this process until you have set the desired value for the flight
condition "Normal" in all five points.
• Now operate the toggle switch "SWB" to call the flight condition "Idle up".
On demand, another toggle switch for switching the flight
conditions can be assigned in the following menu switch
assignment menu (Switches assign).
In flight condition "Idle up", the idle speed can be increased a little to
warrant secure running of the engine in flight. The throttle curve is set in a
V-shape in helicopter models to have sufficient motor power available in
reverse flight as well.
• Repeat the above process again and set the desired value of the throttle curve for all five points in the flight condition
"Idle up" as well.
• Push the button "OK" to save the settings. The display then shows the function setup menu again.
• Push the button "CANCEL" repeatedly until you get back to the operating display.
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