PowerSafe Telemetry Receiver Manual

• Frame Rate

Gives you the option of adjusting the update rate from the receiver to the

servos (this does not change the frame rate from the transmitter to the

receiver.) When set to INH, the default frame rate from the transmitter will

be the servo update rate. Additional setting options are 5.5ms, 11ms, and

22ms. Some servos cannot handle fast update rates such as old analog

servos. The update rate can be selected for each output allowing different

settings per output channel allowing for high speed update rates to servos

that can handle the faster frame rates and lower update rates to servos that

cannot handle fast frame rates.

In Forward Programming -> PowerSafe Telemetry ->

Dual Battery Capacity Monitoring

The PowerSafe receivers feature dual battery capacity monitoring through

telemetry when used with Spektrum AirWare™ transmitters. Activate the

Auto Conﬁg function on the telemetry page in your transmitter to display the

capacity consumed by the receiver. The capacity used is stored ﬂight to ﬂight

and adds until reset. The capacity can be automatically reset when the battery

is charged, allowing easy battery capacity monitoring.

Automatic Reset

With automatic Reset you can select inhibit or active. When set to inhibit you

must manually reset the capacity used after charging the battery/ies. When

set to active the receiver will detect when the battery voltage has raised

sufﬁciently after a battery charge and automatically reset the capacity. The

pack voltage must drop sufﬁciently for automatic reset to function, typically a

couple ﬂights are enough.

Capture Charged Voltage

When this is selected the receiver will store the current voltage as the fully

charged voltage of your battery/ies connected. Just below the Capture Charged

Voltage button/bar are the charged voltage settings currently saved, if you

press capture charged voltage just after a charge, these values will show the

set points saved. These must be set for the receiver to perform an automatic

reset if active.

12V Servo Bus

Activate this if using 12V servos and 12V battery pack/s, this will allow the

receiver to operate at 12V and disable regenerative servo support. With this

active the servo bus will not activate if the voltage exceeds 13V. Note that

any servos connected to the servo bus must be capable of handling 12V if

using 12V battery/ies and this function is active. If not using a 12V battery

system and 12V servos, leave this setting set to inhibit. When set to inhibit,

the receiver will not power the servo bus if the voltage supplied is over 10V

and the regenerative servo support will be active. Warning: If 12V Servo Bus is

active, standard servos and other devices not able to handle 12V may burn out

or otherwise be damaged.