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Doo It! Doo It!
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One of the reasons I bought the DX7 was their advertisement said it has "servo sync" to operate 2 servos together. No where in the manual can I find how to program a second channel to operate the second servo on the elevator.
When I mixed the elevator channel with AUX2 , the AUX2 servo only travels one direction as it is not centered and I can not find a way to center it. Anyone out there had this experience and found out how to make second servo track with the elevator servo??? Thanks for your help - Trike |
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Tony Quist
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I had no trouble with this. I mixed elevator to Aux 2, using pmix 5 or 6 (this allows trims to pass through) I then zeroed out the travel for Aux 2, then I went to the servo reversing reversed aux 2, then I went to the sub trim menu and sub trimed the servo.
I used the P mix amounts to match the throws, SW: on OFFSET: 0 My elevators match perfect |
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Doo It! Doo It!
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Thanks rolling thunder for the reply. What do you mean by "zeroing out" the travel???
How do I get the AUX2 servo to start in the middle of the travel instead of at the far end?? I was almost there but could not "center" the servo travel. Trike |
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Tony Quist
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go to the travel adjustment for Aux 2 and make them 0 instead of 100.
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IMAC ARD - Alberta, Canada
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Also be sure to inhibit the AUX2 switch and AUX2 trim. That is done in the setup menu.
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Doo It! Doo It!
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Thanks for all the advice guys, I really appreciate how quickly the experienced members respond to post for help.
Another member in another thread posted this web site for the DX7 and it has just about everything you ever wanted to know about the DX www.rcaerobats.net/Spektrum/dx_7_main.page.htm |
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