Wider Pulse?
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Wider Pulse?
Danny,
I am installing a engine sync system and the directions says that high throttle needs to be the wider pulse to operate correctly. So with my PCM 10X TX which way do I need to run the servo direction? normal or reversed for wide. I also have my 17 year old PCM 10 Tx is it the same with it as well? or better yet are all the JR TX set up the same way?
Thanks,
Sparky
I am installing a engine sync system and the directions says that high throttle needs to be the wider pulse to operate correctly. So with my PCM 10X TX which way do I need to run the servo direction? normal or reversed for wide. I also have my 17 year old PCM 10 Tx is it the same with it as well? or better yet are all the JR TX set up the same way?
Thanks,
Sparky
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RE: Wider Pulse?
Reversing will not change the pulse width, but rather simply the direction. I would try setting it up with the reversing on normal, and increase your travel adjustments to 150% on the throttle channel/s.
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RE: Wider Pulse?
Danny,
You didn't answer the question. The signal that goes from the Rx to the servo has a pulse that varies in width depending on were the radio is commanding the servo to travel to. Back whenI messed around with this sort of thing neutral PW is some were around 1.5ms for most servo's. What I need to know is when I want a wider PW signal sent to the servo at high throttle is that in the normal position or do I need to run the servo reversed selected on the TX?
I no longer have my ACE Datamaster to measure this on my own.
Sparky
You didn't answer the question. The signal that goes from the Rx to the servo has a pulse that varies in width depending on were the radio is commanding the servo to travel to. Back whenI messed around with this sort of thing neutral PW is some were around 1.5ms for most servo's. What I need to know is when I want a wider PW signal sent to the servo at high throttle is that in the normal position or do I need to run the servo reversed selected on the TX?
I no longer have my ACE Datamaster to measure this on my own.
Sparky