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xircom
03-26-2007, 05:58 AM
So I read this chapter in the manual at least 3 times, but I still don't get it. Would be nice if someone could explain in very short the essence of the Master, Slave and activation switch. I have understood:

activation switch is the switch, which activates the mix (like flight mode for example or Gear), if OFF the mix is always on, if on then choose the switch activating it, but what position is it actually activated ?

Master is the channel providing the basic signal to be mixed, actually to be applied on slave channel, if master is throttle and slave aileron, then

aileron = function (master, aileron) ? But what is the actual "mix", just "adding the value" (aileron + master) ? Or is this IN/OUT multi point diagram doing the mix OUT = f(IN), means slave = f (master) alone, but then it would not be a "mix" of master and slave really ..?! :arggg:

Any link to a page explaining this is also greatly appreciated ...

Thanks a lot,

Pinecone
03-26-2007, 12:05 PM
The basics are, the slave function gets some amount of input based on the master control being moved.

So in your example (which I have NO idea why you would do), when you move the throttle, you will get some aileron movement based on the percentage set. So if you set a 25% mix, you would get 25% aileron movement for 100% throttle movement.

Spend some time on the www.jrradios.com site looking around, they have lots of articles nad pages on programming, including a program mix examples PDF.

xircom
03-27-2007, 08:49 AM
thanks !

xircom
04-02-2007, 02:25 AM
I read all the samples there, but one thing still confuses me.

BTW, above example is originally from JR, and being used if you heli goes left or right during climb, so kind of avoiding "heli deficiency" in a sense.

Anyway all samples talk about either adding a fixed percentage to the master (mix 3-5) or multi mix, means master position fully controls another channel, such as flight mode controls the gear channel that gear is full down at normal and hold, otherwise up. both I understand too.

Now how about a multi mix of for example a 3 way switch and a slider, so that 3 way switch makes output 0/50/100% as offset and the slider adds or subtracts 25% to this value ? In JR terms for example it would be AUX2->AUX3, activated by AUX2.

Thanks a lot,