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| Here is a pic of a Devo screen showing a level/acro switch set up on Ch 6 (thanks to czajunia on rcgroups). The HOLD1 switch has been selected as the source in the Devo, and the curve is set to min/max, so the radio output is -100 or +100 depending on the position of the HOLD1 toggle switch. For Devo Ch 6, you would set the level/acro switch in the firmware in config.h to CH_FLIP. | Here is a pic of a Devo screen showing a level/acro switch set up on Ch 6 (thanks to czajunia on rcgroups). The HOLD1 switch has been selected as the source in the Devo, and the curve is set to min/max, so the radio output is -100 or +100 depending on the position of the HOLD1 toggle switch. For Devo Ch 6, you would set the level/acro switch in the firmware in config.h to CH_FLIP. | ||
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| - | For Devo or a multipro module, high rates is selected in config.h in the firmware, and then the low rate is set in your tx, to whatever value or values you prefer. | + | For Devo or a multipro module, high rates is selected in config.h in the firmware, and then the low rate is set in your tx, to whatever value or values you prefer. |
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| #define RATES DEVO_CHAN_5 | #define RATES DEVO_CHAN_5 | ||
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