P1 and P2 range 1000-1500.... where's 1501-2000?
Posted: Sun Sep 03, 2017 3:51 pm
Hey folks,
A model profile I've been using successfully for years is behaving differently now that I've upgraded to the latest er9x release.
I have two pots (P1 and P2) assigned to the pan & tilt functions of a camera gimbal on my plane. Prior to the upgrade, I could twist P2 and the servo for the camera would rotate 180 degrees--90 left of center and 90 right of center.
Since this upgrade, I'm only getting half of that--center to 90 right. In the Limits menu, I can easily monitor the value of the signal being sent along the top of the screen for whichever channel I have highlighted. For the channels I've assigned to those pots, I'm only able to get the range of ~1000 up to 1500. I presume that something is barring the full range of the pot?
The ER9X simulator behaves as I would expect, but pushing it to the TX offers the result I've described above. I've not figured it out yet.
Does anyone know about this? Am I overlooking something?
Thank you for reading,
h
A model profile I've been using successfully for years is behaving differently now that I've upgraded to the latest er9x release.
I have two pots (P1 and P2) assigned to the pan & tilt functions of a camera gimbal on my plane. Prior to the upgrade, I could twist P2 and the servo for the camera would rotate 180 degrees--90 left of center and 90 right of center.
Since this upgrade, I'm only getting half of that--center to 90 right. In the Limits menu, I can easily monitor the value of the signal being sent along the top of the screen for whichever channel I have highlighted. For the channels I've assigned to those pots, I'm only able to get the range of ~1000 up to 1500. I presume that something is barring the full range of the pot?
The ER9X simulator behaves as I would expect, but pushing it to the TX offers the result I've described above. I've not figured it out yet.
Does anyone know about this? Am I overlooking something?
Thank you for reading,
h