GRAUPNER XS-6 FM RACE Instructions D'utilisation page 50

EXP ST Exponential Function, steering servo (Set-up Menu)
EXP ST Exponential, Steering Wheel Function
The menu point EXP ST exponential steering wheel
function allows the user to fine-tune the model car's
steering characteristics around the neutral position
without affecting maximum steering travel.
In most cases EXP (exponential function) is used to
provide softer control around the neutral position.
However, the XS-6 FM RACE system provides both
directions of exponential: positive (+ normal) and nega-
tive (- increased sensitivity around the neutral position).
EXP ST Expo Steering wheel function -
100%-LN-100% "CLEAR"=LN
EPX
TRIM RATE
ST
EXP
EXP
wheel function. Use the INC+
.
REV NORM
or DEC- button to adjust the
85 %
%
L/F
exponential function (-100% to
V
R/B
100%).
EXP ST LN Linear
-100%-LN-100% "CLEAR"=LN
EPX
TRIM RATE ST
EXP TRIM RATE
wheel function disabled. Use
EXP
EXP
.
REV NORM
the INC+ or DEC- button to
LN
%
L/F
L/F %
adjust the exponential function
V
R/B
V
R/B
for steering within the range
fine (-100%) to aggressive
(+100%).
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ST
E Exponential steering
LN
ST
linear steering
Selecting the Exponential function
1. Switch the transmitter ON.
2. Press the MODE button repeatedly until EXP ST
appears on the screen.
3. Use the CHANNEL button to select EXP ST.
4. Use the DEC- button to set the desired exponential
percentage 1 - 100%, to achieve fine control around
the zero point of the steering servo.
5. Use the INC+ button to set an aggressive control curve
if you require large travel around the centre point of
the steering servo.
6. Press the INC+ and DEC- buttons simultaneously to
switch off the Exponential function and revert to line-
ar (LN). The steering servo works in normal linear
fashion if you select the LN option.
7. Press the MODE and CHANNEL buttons
simultaneously, or switch the transmitter OFF/ON
briefly, to store the set values in the Set-up Menu
memory, and to revert to the base screen display.