In this video, I show you how to set up the ultimate arming switch for traditional electric models. By traditional, I'm meaning no flight controller. If could be anything from a FliteTest, foam board wing to a large EDF jet. This arming switch will not let you arm unless the throttle is all the way down and the switch is in the disarmed position. The chance of an accidental arm is massively reduced. It is also not based on setting a channel output. So you can reverse the channel until your heart's content, and it will work 100% of the time.
In this series we try to Simplify OpenTX. We look at an aspect of it and break it down in to its base parts. Hopefully this helps shallow the learning curve for this powerful transmitter firmware. If there is an aspect of OpenTX you would like to know more about. Leave a comment below, and I'll add it to the list of videos that I am creating. Please subscribe and click the notification bell to be notified when your video comes out.
Contents
00:00 Introduction
03:07 Creating the Curve
04:09 Creating the Global Variable
05:12 Making it smart with Logical Switches
10:35 Setting the Special Functions
13:11 Making the magic happen, setting the Throttle
14:42 Adding feedback to say what's happening
17:10 Conclusion
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