User manual FUTABA 6XH

[. . . ] This product may be used for model airplane or surface use if on the correct frequency. The product described in this manual is subject to regulations of the Ministry of Radio/Telecommunications and is restricted under Japanese law to such purposes. Exportation precautions (a) When this product is exported from Japan, its use is to be approved by the Radio Law of the country of destination. (b) Use of this product with other than models may be restricted by Export and Trade Control Regulations. [. . . ] Repeat this procedure for the dual rate settings on the other channel remaining. ­ 27 ­ EXP -- Exponential Settings Exponential settings may be used to changes the response curve of the servos to make flying more pleasant. You can make the servo movement less or more sensitive around neutral for aileron, elevator, throttle (except HELI type), and rudder. It can also be set for each side of the dual rate switches. Negative exponential (-) makes the servo movement around the stick neutral less sensitive and positive (+) makes the servo movement more sensitive. For throttle, exponential is applied from the end of travel rather than for neutral like the other controls. When the (-) side is increased, the idle sensitivity decreases and the high throttle sensitivity increases. This is best understood by experimenting with a servo. Inputting Exponential Values 1. Get to the EXP screen with the up or down arrow keys. Use the CURSOR key to select the channel (aileron, elevator, throttle or rudder) you wish to change the response curve. The active channel number is indicated by the arrow above or below. The arrow's position depends on the position of that channel's dual rate switch. In the figure, the aileron (CH1) exponential setting at the D/R switch's lower position is being programmed. Choose the amount of exponential with the (+) or (­) keys. You may set the amount for both sides of the switch simply by flipping the switch to the other position (the arrow will also switch sides). If you wish to return to the original 0% value, press both keys simultaneously. Repeat this procedure for the exponential settings on the other channel remaining. ­ 28 ­ REV -- Servo Reversing The servo reverse function may be used when you need to change the direction that a servo responds to a control stick motion. When you use this function, BE SURE THAT YOUR CONTROL IS MOVING THE CORRECT DIRECTION. If you are using any preprogrammed mixers such as flaperon, be sure to set correct travels in the REV menu setting up the preprogrammed function. Get to the REV screen with the up or down arrow keys. Use the CURSOR key to select the channel you wish to reverse. Select normal (N) with the (+) key, or select reverse (R) with the (­) key. The arrow above the number indicates normal travel, while the arrow below indicates reversed travel (the figure shows all channels normal, none reversed). [. . . ] Stick (transmitter mode) function (5) STRM . . . Subtrim (neutral) adjust function (27) SWSH. . . Swashplate Type & AFR (53) G Gear. . . . . . Throttle hold function holds the throttle in a near-idle position (used for autorotation). [. . . ]