To Program, or Not to Program ????
10-10-2002, 04:25 AM
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To Program, or Not to Program ????
Mike or Glen,
I now have 10 HItec Digital Servos:
5625 - 2
5645 - 2
5925 - 4
5945 - 2
So, I purchased the Hitec HFP-10 programmer, version 1.03.
My 5925's are all older (modified Mar 2001), so I have reprogramed them. I left them set to the default values. Two of these will go on Ailerons for my new Lanier 120 size Edge 540. Do I need to adjust any of the settings away from the default values ?
The other servos are more recent (modified May 2002). Do I need to reprogram these as well ?
I now have 10 HItec Digital Servos:
5625 - 2
5645 - 2
5925 - 4
5945 - 2
So, I purchased the Hitec HFP-10 programmer, version 1.03.
My 5925's are all older (modified Mar 2001), so I have reprogramed them. I left them set to the default values. Two of these will go on Ailerons for my new Lanier 120 size Edge 540. Do I need to adjust any of the settings away from the default values ?
The other servos are more recent (modified May 2002). Do I need to reprogram these as well ?
10-12-2002, 12:47 AM
#3
Wrong Month
Woops,
I was typing information from memory and got it wrong. They have a sticker on them that simply says MAR 02, but the boxes have MAR 02 and v1.03.
Also of note:
Some have a Futaba connector and the Black, Red, White chord is not twisted. The others have a Hitec/JR connector and the Black, Red, Yellow lead is twisted.
I was typing information from memory and got it wrong. They have a sticker on them that simply says MAR 02, but the boxes have MAR 02 and v1.03.
Also of note:
Some have a Futaba connector and the Black, Red, White chord is not twisted. The others have a Hitec/JR connector and the Black, Red, Yellow lead is twisted.
10-14-2002, 02:07 PM
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To Program, or Not to Program ????
Our advice is to reset the older pre-Oct. 2001 servos to the default with the reset function in the programmer.
You should not have to "program" them unless you wish to change any of the default values.
The reason for the twisted wires on the newer digital servo product is to potentially help reduce glitching caused by longer servo leads in aircraft applications.
You should not have to "program" them unless you wish to change any of the default values.
The reason for the twisted wires on the newer digital servo product is to potentially help reduce glitching caused by longer servo leads in aircraft applications.
