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S1035_Falcon_12_jh_V1
Collective_A/B
50-120, default setting: 80
It is selected automatically based on the pitch stick travel on the
transmitter. Use the pitch gauge to measure the required pitch travel
when the full commands are applied (+-100%) and set it in this menu.
All of the other settings can be made later on the transmitter for the
pitch curves in the respective flying phase.
Swp limit
50-200, default setting: +80
Swashplate limit. The swashplate limit must be set so that it is not
possible for a servo to reach its mechanical limits, while ensuring
that the servo's travel is as large as possible. No humming should
come from any of the servos when full travel commands are applied.
Swp rotate
-90-90, default setting: 0
"Swp rotate": a virtual Swp rotation (in degrees) can be set here (for
certain systems with several blades). Normally for rotor heads with
up to a 3 bladed no rotation is necessary.
The Swp (swashplate) is now fully set up and you can move on to the
tail:
Tail servo
Default setting: 1.5 ms
"Tail servo": select the correct mid-point for your tail servo here.
Mid pulse: 1,5ms, 760μs or 960µs.
Default setting: 1.5 ms. 1.5 ms is generally the default setting for tail
servos. Narrowband servos (generally special tail rotor servos) may
however require a different mid pulse width. You must locate this
value in the servo manual and set it correctly. If a value has not been
specified, it is probably a standard servo set at 1.5 ms. If you have a
DES, HVS or HBS servo, this value can sometimes be programmed.
However, we recommend sticking with the default setting.
The control direction of the tail rotor can now be checked. If it is
reversed, the servo reversal of channel 4 must be performed in the
transmitter's servo settings.
Tail frequency
"Tail frequency": the tail frequency can be set to between 50 and
333 Hz.
Default setting: 333 Hz
Warning: Analogue servos may only be operated at 50 Hz. If they
are not, the servos will be destroyed.
Many digital servos can be operated at a higher frequency (use at
your own risk).