| Chapter 11. Helicopter Electronics Mounting/Wiring | ||
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| Chapter 11. Helicopter Electronics Mounting/Wiring | ||
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Table of Contents
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The channel assignments are determined by the transmitter, not the receiver. For example, when using a Futaba transmitter with a JR negative shift receiver, you must use the Futaba channel assignments. | |
If you have only two servos controlling your swashplate (with either non-CCPM or any CCPM) then the channel assignments are:
channel 1: left/right (roll) servo
channel 2: front/back (pitch) servo
channel 3: throttle (ESC)
channel 4: gyro control (tail servo or tail ESC plugs into gyro)
channel 5: gyro sensitivity (optional)
channel 6: collective pitch servo (for CP helicopters such as Shogun)
If you have three servos controlling your swashplate (either non-CCPM or any CCPM) then the channel assignments are:
channel 1: right (roll) servo
channel 2: front/back (pitch) servo
channel 3: throttle (ESC)
channel 4: gyro control (tail servo or tail ESC plugs into gyro)
channel 5: gyro sensitivity (optional)
channel 6: left (roll) servo
If you have two servos controlling your swashplate (either non-CCPM or any CCPM) then the channel assignments are:
channel 1: throttle (ESC)
channel 2: left/right (roll) servo
channel 3: front/back (pitch) servo
channel 4: gyro control (tail servo or tail ESC plugs into gyro)
channel 5: gyro sensitivity (optional)
channel 6: collective pitch servo (for CP helicopters such as Shogun)
If you have three servos controlling your swashplate (either non-CCPM or any CCPM) then the channel assignments are:
channel 1: throttle (ESC)
channel 2: right (roll) servo
channel 3: front/back (pitch) servo
channel 4: gyro control (tail servo or tail ESC plugs into gyro)
channel 5: gyro sensitivity (optional)
channel 6: left (roll) servo
The Multiplex Evo transmitters can also use the Futaba or JR channel assignments instead of the Multiplex channel assignments.
If you have three servos controlling your swashplate (must be CCPM) then the channel assignments are:
channel 1: right (roll) servo
channel 2: front/back (pitch) servo
channel 3: gyro control (tail servo or tail ESC plugs into gyro)
channel 4: left (roll) servo
channel 5: throttle
channel 6: gyro sensitivity (optional)
If you have only two servos controlling your swashplate (either non-CCPM or any CCPM) then the channel assignments are:
channel 1: front/back (pitch) servo
channel 2: left/right (roll) servo
channel 3: throttle
channel 4: gyro control (tail servo or tail ESC plugs into gyro)
channel 5: gyro sensitivity
channel 6: collective pitch servo (for CP helis such as a Shogun)
If you have three servos controlling your swashplate (must be CCPM) then the channel assignments are:
channel 1: front/back (pitch) servo
channel 2: right (roll) servo
channel 3: throttle
channel 4: gyro control (tail servo or tail ESC plugs into gyro)
channel 5: gyro sensitivity
channel 6: left (roll) servo
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