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{{QUOTE|Please note that the Governor function is '''not applicable when a Standard receiver is used'''! There is no option to connect throttle to the flybarless system here.}}<br /> | {{QUOTE|Please note that the Governor function is '''not applicable when a Standard receiver is used'''! There is no option to connect throttle to the flybarless system here.}}<br /> | ||
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To setup the Governor function MICROBEAST PLUS/ULTRA offers a specific menu. This GOVERNOR MENU will be added to the SETUP MENU in case you've activated the Governor function at SETUP MENU POINT N. The GOVERNOR MENU steps will follow SETUP MENU POINT N. You can directly skip over SETUP MENU and access GOVERNOR MENU later by repeatedly pressing the button multiple times when in SETUP MENU. Alternatively you can access GOVERNOR MENU settings using the StudioX app or using the telemetry menu of your JETI radio or OPENTX/EDGETX radio with CRSF telemetry. | To setup the Governor function MICROBEAST PLUS/ULTRA offers a specific menu. This GOVERNOR MENU will be added to the SETUP MENU in case you've activated the Governor function at SETUP MENU POINT N. The GOVERNOR MENU steps will follow SETUP MENU POINT N. You can directly skip over SETUP MENU and access GOVERNOR MENU later by repeatedly pressing the button multiple times when in SETUP MENU. Alternatively you can access GOVERNOR MENU settings using the StudioX app or using the telemetry menu of your JETI radio or OPENTX/EDGETX radio with CRSF telemetry. | ||
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'''GOVERNOR MENU overview''' | '''GOVERNOR MENU overview''' | ||
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=Hardware installation= | =Hardware installation= | ||
Thus Governor of MICROBEAST PLUS/ULTRA can be used, the system must be able to detect the motor speed. This is done with the help of a rpm sensor that must be attached to the sensor input pin of MICROBEAST PLUS/ULTRA. For models with nitro/gas engines usually sensors are used that determine the speed signal magnetically or optically. These sensors are mounted next to the crankshaft or clutch bell and register the number of engine revolutions here. For electric motors the motor speed can be determined electronically. For this purpose a phase sensor (e.g. BXA76013) is connected to one or two of the motor phases. Some electric speed controllers also offer a direct signal output for the rpm signal, so that no additional sensor is required.<br /> | Thus Governor of MICROBEAST PLUS/ULTRA can be used, the system must be able to detect the motor speed. This is done with the help of a rpm sensor that must be attached to the sensor input pin of MICROBEAST PLUS/ULTRA. For models with nitro/gas engines usually sensors are used that determine the speed signal magnetically or optically. These sensors are mounted next to the crankshaft or clutch bell and register the number of engine revolutions here. For electric motors the motor speed can be determined electronically. For this purpose a phase sensor (e.g. BXA76013) is connected to one or two of the motor phases. Some electric speed controllers also offer a direct signal output for the rpm signal, so that no additional sensor is required.<br /> | ||
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==Electric drive system with external phase sensor== | ==Electric drive system with external phase sensor== | ||
Connect the motor wires of the phase sensor with any two phases of the electric motor. It is recommended to solder those wires to the plugs of the speed controller. So for maintenance purposes it is easier to remove the motor from the model later. In some cases the use of only one phase wire is sufficient. Usually this is the case when the speed controller powers the system with a BEC thus there is no galvanic isolation between motor and receiver circuit. However, we recommend using both wires in any case! This ensures that the sensor provides an interference-free signal as possible.<br /> | Connect the motor wires of the phase sensor with any two phases of the electric motor. It is recommended to solder those wires to the plugs of the speed controller. So for maintenance purposes it is easier to remove the motor from the model later. In some cases the use of only one phase wire is sufficient. Usually this is the case when the speed controller powers the system with a BEC thus there is no galvanic isolation between motor and receiver circuit. However, we recommend using both wires in any case! This ensures that the sensor provides an interference-free signal as possible.<br /> | ||
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==Electric drive system with rpm signal output from the speed controller== | ==Electric drive system with rpm signal output from the speed controller== | ||
When a speed controller is used that provides a rpm signal output you can alternatively use the [RPM] sensor input on the front connection board of MICROBEAST PLUS/ULTRA (lowest pin of the tripple signal input). (RPM sensors can‘t be connected here as this pin header does not provide any power supply!) | When a speed controller is used that provides a rpm signal output you can alternatively use the [RPM] sensor input on the front connection board of MICROBEAST PLUS/ULTRA (lowest pin of the tripple signal input). (RPM sensors can‘t be connected here as this pin header does not provide any power supply!) | ||
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==Combustion drive system (nitro/gas)== | ==Combustion drive system (nitro/gas)== | ||
Particularly when using sensors for combustion engines check for correct polarity of the sensor power supply on the adapter cable BXA76401. Here commonly sensors are used that are designed for governor systems from other manufacturers and therefore have a special pin assignment. In this case the colors of the connecting cables may not follow the norm (The wire colors of the ALIGN governor sensor HE50H22 are swapped for example. Here red denotes the negative and black the positive pole!).<br /> | Particularly when using sensors for combustion engines check for correct polarity of the sensor power supply on the adapter cable BXA76401. Here commonly sensors are used that are designed for governor systems from other manufacturers and therefore have a special pin assignment. In this case the colors of the connecting cables may not follow the norm (The wire colors of the ALIGN governor sensor HE50H22 are swapped for example. Here red denotes the negative and black the positive pole!).<br /> | ||
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= A - Sensor test mode = | = A - Sensor test mode = | ||
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= B - Throttle low position = | = B - Throttle low position = | ||
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= C - Throttle high position = | = C - Throttle high position = | ||
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= D - Transmitter setup = | = D - Transmitter setup = | ||
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= E - Signal divider = | = E - Signal divider = | ||
Tap rudder stick to select Signal divider (change LED color).<br /> | Tap rudder stick to select Signal divider (change LED color).<br /> | ||
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= F - Main gear ratio = | = F - Main gear ratio = | ||
Tap rudder stick to select main gear ratio (change LED color). The gear ratio is the sum of menu steps F, G and H.<br /> | Tap rudder stick to select main gear ratio (change LED color). The gear ratio is the sum of menu steps F, G and H.<br /> | ||
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