B) Servo End Deflection Setting "End Points - ModelCraft FS-T6 Bedienungsanleitung

b) Servo End Deflection Setting "End Points"

Using the servo end deflection setting you can precisely define the maximum size of servo travel that is permitted on
each side. The servo end deflection function is typically used to protect servos from mechanically hitting an obstacle
when deflecting to the full extent. You can set a value from 0 to 120%. The smaller the value, the shorter the servo
travel.
Always try to select the linkage points on the servo and the rudder sticks so that they reach maximum
rudder deflections at the factory preset value of 100%. The linked rods or sticks should not hit anything or
be under any mechanical tension. This ensures that this function is only required to make minimal
adjustments. The rudder travel values given in the model operating instructions which may be less than
the maximum possible rudder travel values can be reduced later on with the dual rate function.
Setting the Servo End deflection
• Switch on the transmitter and call the function setting menu.
• Move the cursor arrow to the menu item "End points" with the scroll wheel.
• Briefly confirm the scroll wheel button or the button "OK" to activate the
menu item.
In the display you will see display items for the six control channels with the
currently set servo end deflections.
• Move the control stick for channel 1 all the way to the left and then adjust
the maximum possible servo deflection of the left side wit the scroll wheel.
• Move the control stick for channel 1 all the way to the right and then adjust
the maximum possible servo deflection of the right side wit the scroll wheel.
• When pushing the scroll wheel button, the cursor arrow will jump to channel
2. The servo deflection of channel 2 is set by the same principle as in
channel 1.
• Repeat his process until you have set the correct servo end deflections in
all six channels.
• 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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