Manuals:MBPlusFblV5:Intro - Revision history

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Shornstein at 12:24, 11 December 2017

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	=MICROBEAST PLUS - What's that?= <!--T:2-->		=MICROBEAST PLUS - What's that?= <!--T:2-->
	~~<p>~~MICROBEAST PLUS is a gyro system which is used to stabilize and control your flybarless RC Helikopter on all three flight axis. It can be used with many different types of helicopters like 3D aerobatic helis, F3C competition helicopters as well as scale helicopters with 2 or more rotorblades. The system comes with basic flybarless stabilization functionality and can be upgraded by paid update to the "ProEdition". This enables additional features like AttitudeControl for recue bailout or constant leveling and a feature called Bank Switching which allows to change between different parameter presets in flight to serve different flight conditions or flying styles.</p>		MICROBEAST PLUS is a gyro system which is used to stabilize and control your flybarless RC Helikopter on all three flight axis. It can be used with many different types of helicopters like 3D aerobatic helis, F3C competition helicopters as well as scale helicopters with 2 or more rotorblades. The system comes with basic flybarless stabilization functionality and can be upgraded by paid update to the "ProEdition". This enables additional features like AttitudeControl for recue bailout or constant leveling and a feature called Bank Switching which allows to change between different parameter presets in flight to serve different flight conditions or flying styles.<br />
	<p>To setup MICROBEAST PLUS there is no need for any additional devices. All you need is your radio system and your helicopter. Thanks to the well proven EasySetup system you can do all the necessary adjustment directly at the device and in very short time. If you like to get more insight into the system and like to have a more visualized type of setup you can also use the StudioX App for PC/Mac or StudioXm for your smartphone/tablet in combination with the USB2SYS interface (PC/Mac) or BLE2SYS interface (smartphone/tablet) (optional available). These apps are the source to get even more out of your device like saving/restoring paramaters, firmware updates, loading preset heli configurations and making advanced adjustment to fully customize your MICROBEAST PLUS to your needs.</p>		<br />
	~~{{NL}}~~		To setup MICROBEAST PLUS there is no need for any additional devices. All you need is your radio system and your helicopter. Thanks to the well proven EasySetup system you can do all the necessary adjustment directly at the device and in very short time. If you like to get more insight into the system and like to have a more visualized type of setup you can also use the StudioX App for PC/Mac or StudioXm for your smartphone/tablet in combination with the USB2SYS interface (PC/Mac) or BLE2SYS interface (smartphone/tablet) (optional available). These apps are the source to get even more out of your device like saving/restoring paramaters, firmware updates, loading preset heli configurations and making advanced adjustment to fully customize your MICROBEAST PLUS to your needs.<br />
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			This online manual is very extensive and covers all topics in detail, i.e. radio setup, mechanical helicopter setup, power distribution, description of additional features and of course all the menu adjustments and what these do and what they are necessary for. So reading this manual can give you a detailed knowledge about the system and should help to give answers to almost all questions you may have. Anyhow, for a first start you may just go with the [http://www.beastx.com/download/manual/microbeast/MBPlus_QuickStart_V5_EN.pdf quick start guide] and only refer to the online manual if you have some specific question. Also the [http://www.beastx.com/download/manual/microbeast/MBPlus_QuickReferenceCard_V5_EN.pdf quick reference card] can give you a good overview for the different menu structures and adjustment procedures that can be performed directly at the device.<br />
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	~~=Notes about the manual= <!--T:10-->~~
	This online manual is very extensive and covers all topics in detail, i.e. radio setup, mechanical helicopter setup, power distribution, description of additional features and of course all the menu adjustments and what these do and what they are necessary for. So reading this manual can give you a detailed knowledge about the system and should help to give answers to almost all questions you may have. Anyhow, for a first start you may just go with the [http://www.beastx.com/download/manual/microbeast/MBPlus_QuickStart_V5_EN.pdf quick start guide] and only refer to the online manual if you have some specific question. Also the [http://www.beastx.com/download/manual/microbeast/MBPlus_QuickReferenceCard_V5_EN.pdf quick reference card] can give you a good overview for the different menu structures and adjustment procedures that can be performed directly at the device.
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	=Safety notes= <!--T:9-->		=Safety notes= <!--T:9-->

Shornstein at 07:50, 11 December 2017

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	=Notes about the manual= <!--T:10-->		=Notes about the manual= <!--T:10-->
	This online manual is very extensive and covers all topics in detail, i.e. radio setup, mechanical helicopter setup, power distribution, description of additional features and of course all the menu adjustments and what these do and what they are necessary for. So reading this manual can give you a detailed knowledge about the system and should help to give answers to almost all questions you may have. Anyhow, for a first start you may just go with the quick start guide and only refer to the online manual if you have some specific question. Also the quick reference card can give you a good overview for the different menu structures and adjustment procedures that can be performed directly at the device.		This online manual is very extensive and covers all topics in detail, i.e. radio setup, mechanical helicopter setup, power distribution, description of additional features and of course all the menu adjustments and what these do and what they are necessary for. So reading this manual can give you a detailed knowledge about the system and should help to give answers to almost all questions you may have. Anyhow, for a first start you may just go with the [http://www.beastx.com/download/manual/microbeast/MBPlus_QuickStart_V5_EN.pdf quick start guide] and only refer to the online manual if you have some specific question. Also the [http://www.beastx.com/download/manual/microbeast/MBPlus_QuickReferenceCard_V5_EN.pdf quick reference card] can give you a good overview for the different menu structures and adjustment procedures that can be performed directly at the device.
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Shornstein at 09:23, 5 December 2017

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	* wide input voltage range from 4 to 9 Volts		* wide input voltage range from 4 to 9 Volts
	* supports nearly all types of receiver systems with conventional wiring as well as lots of different serial signals like SBUS, XBUS, EXBUS, iBus, UDI, SRXL, SPPM, SUMD, Spektrum/JR remote satelite ...		* supports nearly all types of receiver systems with conventional wiring as well as lots of different serial signals like SBUS, XBUS, EXBUS, iBus, UDI, SRXL, SPPM, SUMD, Spektrum/JR remote satelite ...
	* preset swash plate mixing for mCCPM and 90, 120, 140 eCCPM + fully customizable swash mixing with up to 3 swash plate servos and virtual phasing for scale helicopters		* preset swash plate mixing for mCCPM and 90, 120, 140 eCCPM + fully customizable swash mixing with up to 4 swash plate servos and virtual phasing for scale helicopters
	* swash plate servo update rate with up to 333Hz		* swash plate servo update rate with up to 333Hz
	* integrated tail gyro with Torque Precompensation (RevoMix) supports all types of rudder servos with 760, 960 and 1500(1520)µs pulse width and up to 560Hz update rate		* integrated tail gyro with Torque Precompensation (RevoMix) supports all types of rudder servos with 760, 960 and 1500(1520)µs pulse width and up to 560Hz update rate

Shornstein at 10:11, 4 December 2017

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	\| '''Firmware version 5.0.x'''<br /><p>In the left row menu LEDs A and C indicate major version "5".<br />In the right row ~~now~~ LED lights up, so minor version is "0".</p>		\| '''Firmware version 5.0.x'''<br /><p>In the left row menu LEDs A and C indicate major version "5".<br />In the right row no LED lights up, so minor version is "0".</p>
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Shornstein at 11:23, 1 December 2017

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	~~'''Firmware version 5.0.x'''<br />~~
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	=MICROBEAST PLUS - Features (Firmware version 5.0.x)= <!--T:3-->		=MICROBEAST PLUS - Features (Firmware version 5.0.x)= <!--T:3-->
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	* optional ProEdition upgrade with bank switch feature for full customization and AttitudeControl for rescue bailout and selfleveling		* optional ProEdition upgrade with bank switch feature for full customization and AttitudeControl for rescue bailout and selfleveling
	* MICROBEAST PLUS HD with switchable high power input for large helicopters with power hungry standard servos and additonal vibration resistance due to aluminum housing		* MICROBEAST PLUS HD with switchable high power input for large helicopters with power hungry standard servos and additonal vibration resistance due to aluminum housing
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	==Device comparision== <!--T:4-->		==Device comparision== <!--T:4-->
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Shornstein at 09:33, 1 December 2017

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	=MICROBEAST PLUS - Features (Firmware version 5.0.x)= <!--T:3-->		=MICROBEAST PLUS - Features (Firmware version 5.0.x)= <!--T:3-->
	<p>([[~~link~~\|Click here]] to see what's new with MICROBEAST Version 5.0.x compared to Firmware Version 4.x.x and lower.)</p>		<p>([[Help:FAQ:General/en#Differences_between_firmware_versions_.28changelog.29\|Click here]] to see what's new with MICROBEAST Version 5.0.x compared to Firmware Version 4.x.x and lower.)</p>
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	* wide input voltage range from 4 to 9 Volts		* wide input voltage range from 4 to 9 Volts

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	=Notes about the manual=		=Notes about the manual= <!--T:10-->
	This online manual is very extensive and covers all topics in detail, i.e. radio setup, mechanical helicopter setup, power distribution, description of additional features and of course all the menu adjustments and what these do and what they are necessary for. So reading this manual can give you a detailed knowledge about the system and should help to give answers to almost all questions you may have. Anyhow, for a first start you may just go with the quick start guide and only refer to the online manual if you have some specific question. Also the quick reference card can give you a good overview for the different menu structures and adjustment procedures that can be performed directly at the device.		This online manual is very extensive and covers all topics in detail, i.e. radio setup, mechanical helicopter setup, power distribution, description of additional features and of course all the menu adjustments and what these do and what they are necessary for. So reading this manual can give you a detailed knowledge about the system and should help to give answers to almost all questions you may have. Anyhow, for a first start you may just go with the quick start guide and only refer to the online manual if you have some specific question. Also the quick reference card can give you a good overview for the different menu structures and adjustment procedures that can be performed directly at the device.
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Shornstein at 15:35, 15 November 2017

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			=Notes about the manual=
			This online manual is very extensive and covers all topics in detail, i.e. radio setup, mechanical helicopter setup, power distribution, description of additional features and of course all the menu adjustments and what these do and what they are necessary for. So reading this manual can give you a detailed knowledge about the system and should help to give answers to almost all questions you may have. Anyhow, for a first start you may just go with the quick start guide and only refer to the online manual if you have some specific question. Also the quick reference card can give you a good overview for the different menu structures and adjustment procedures that can be performed directly at the device.
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	=Safety notes= <!--T:9-->		=Safety notes= <!--T:9-->