Spektrum dx7s gyro setup

Please when ypu reply give us more info than just the basic 11 degree pitchthong and throttle curve cuz im unfortunately dead serious when i tell u that i have no idea how to setup either the heli or the tx and please dont reply with google it or check out youtube cuz if ur gonna refer me somewhere please include the specific link.

Thank you so much for any and all help on any of these matters it is greatly appreciated and i hppe one day that o may have the knowledge to give u on a topic to give back. Tony Administrator Staff member. The main difference, as I posted in the other thread, is that the DX8 has 3 position switches and the 7s only have a 2 position switch. Each helicopter will be different on how it's setup in the helicopter and on the transmitter.

No one can say "this is the perfect setup" because your subtrims will be different, your gyro gain will be different and your linkage lengths will be different.

First step is to setup your Tx. Watch through the videos on the heli setup that I have created for the forum and get your Tx ready. Normal: 46 48 50 75 Idle Up: 0 25 50 75 Hold: 0 25 50 75 Then setup your throttle curves Normal: 0 40 75 75 75 Idle Up: 85 85 85 85 85 Hold: 0 0 0 0 0 Make sure in system settings that you go into the F-Mode setup and put throttle hold on Hold instead of INH.

When setting up your heli, the front left servo is your pitch, front right is your aileron and rear is your elevator. This is where your setup will be different than anyone elses heli. You will need to figure out what needs to be reversed in the servo menu and what needs to be reversed in teh swash menu. Now onto what you posted above. I have created this forum for help.

I sensed a little attitude from your post above and I believe you have seen, on other forums, what caused me to create this forum. Don't worry, we will help.

There have been a lot of this covered before, and there are some that will say "follow a link in my sig" to help you out. There is good info out there in this forum and those links will help you out without having us sit here and type out for 10 minutes. If you get your Tx bound to the Rx and you are up and runnign and can move the servos, post a video of moving the sticks and we will help you reverse what needs to be reversed. Welcome to the forum! How far into the build of the heli are you?

So you could follow the settings for the DX8 and you would be right to set up your helicopter. Setting Up if you follow those it will help you set up your helicopter. In regards to setting up the helicopter, I'm sure someone like Tony or Westy will have a video ready to go that can help you set up your radio.

CP, thanks for posting that link. No worries I've used it a lot. Insert receiver battery into ANY open port. The screen also provides binding information. Remove the bind plug from the receiver. Lower throttle to the low est position and make sure the Mode transmitter 2 Shown is powered off. The transmitter antenna bends and turns at the hinge A and only bends and turns to the front of the transmitter. The antenna cannot point to the back of the transmitter.

Turn the antenna tip to point away from the model and ground. Signals transmit strongest from the antenna shaft, not the tip. Do not alter or put weight on the antenna. Damage to antenna parts can decrease transmitter signal strength, which can result. For example, there is no default alarm type in the Timer Screen. This list is usually used when setting up a model and is not often used at the flying field. No radio transmission occurs when a System Setup screen is displayed, preventing accidental damage to linkages and servos during changes to programming.

Press the roller while on the Main Screen to show the Function List. Use the System Setting screen to establish the overall transmitter setting that will apply to ALL model memories.

If you select Mode One, then Mode One will be selected for all 20 model memories. Even when models are imported from an SD card, the system settings in the transmitter will remain. The Model Select function is used to change to a different model memory, typically when switching from the current model. You can store up to 20 models in the DX7s model memory. Access the model select function through the System Setup mode or through Direct Model Access pressing the Clear and Back buttons at the same time.

Direct Model Access allows you to access the model select function at any time the main screen or a telemetry screen is displayed. User Name allows the identification of the owner to be programmed into the transmitter. The user name appears during the startup process at the lower left corner of the startup screen. In the Systems Settings screen rotate the roller to highlight User Name then press. Highlight the desired character position then press the roller to access that position.

Rotate the roller to change to the desired character. Press to accept. In the Systems Settings screen rotate the roller to highlight User Contrast then press. Rotate the roller to adjust the contrast from 1 to 20 noting it on screen. Repeat the process until the name is complete. Note that the User Name displays on the lower left of the startup screen. In the Systems Settings screen rotate the roller to highlight Region then press the roller to select the Region function.

Note that two regions are available for EU radios only. Rotate the roller to select the desired Region based on where the radio will be used.

With Region selected, press the roller to accept that region. Differential requires dual ailerons, elevons or flaperons on sepa-. Welcome to ManualMachine. We have sent a verification link to to complete your registration. Log In Sign Up. Forgot password? Enter your email address and check your inbox.

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Quick Start Guide Flight Mode Install Main Receiver Cover the main receiver in protective foam and attach the receiver in your gas or glow aircraft using rubber bands or hook and loop straps. Install Remote Receiver Install the remote receiver in the model using double-sided tape. Connect Servos to the Main Receiver 4. Install the Telemetry Module Install the telemetry module in the aircraft using double-sided tape.

Charging Radio Batteries First, connect the included power supply to the charging port on the side of the transmitter and place the transmitter on a nonflammable surface. Bind the Receiver and Telemetry Module A. Remove the bind plug. Charge and Test Receiver Batteries Loss of power to the receiver and servos is the leading cause of failure. Programming the Transmitter Power on the transmitter, then power on the receiver. Re-Bind the System Once the transmitter is programmed for your model, re-bind the system to set the failsafe position.

Range Check A. If you continue to experience control issues, contact the appropriate Horizon Hobby Product Support office or go to horizonhobby. The charge port on the right side of the transmitter is not polarity-dependent. Battery Alarm The System Settings Screen allows you to change the battery type and low alarm settings. Binding Using the Receiver and Receiver Battery 1.

Mode 2 Shown 1. Mode 2 Shown. Damage to antenna parts can decrease transmitter signal strength, which can result in loss of model control, injury or property damage. Press Enter, Choose or Exit. Turn Move between options or change value in an option. Hold Hold for 3 seconds and release to move to the Main Screen. Accessing System Settings The Model Select function is used to change to a different model memory, typically when switching from the current model.

User Name User Name allows the identification of the owner to be programmed into the transmitter. Mode See Appendix for Mode Conversion. Selecting a Language In the Systems Settings screen rotate the roller to highlight Language then press the roller to select the Language function.

Rotate the roller to select the desired Language. When the desired Language is selected, press the roller to accept that Language. You can only view or download manuals with. Sign Up and get 5 for free. Upload your files to the site. You get 1 for each file you add. Get 1 for every time someone downloads your manual. Buy as many as you need.

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Buy as much as you need. Transmitter Batteries Transmitter Functions Main Screen System Settings User Name Selecting a Region EU Version Selecting a Language System Setup Model Type Model Name Switch Select Model Reset Model Copy Frame Rate Flap System Swash Type Throttle, Pitch and Tail Curves Function List Servo Setup SmartSafe Failsafe Hold Last Command