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=Parameter Overview= <!--T:21-->
=Parameter Overview= <!--T:21-->
The layout of the Parameter Overview tab is based on the Parameter menu structure of AR7200BX/AR7300BX. This makes it easy to check and modify the flight parameters.<br />
The layout of the Parameter Overview tab is based on the Parameter menu structure of AR7200BX/AR7300BX. This makes it easy to check and modify the flight parameters.<br />
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For a detailed explanation of the parameter adjustment please consult the AR7200BX/AR7300BX instruction manual that matches the firmware version of your device. If you hover the mouse cursor over the name of a parameter you will get a brief information what this parameter does. Also you can see which numbers are hidden behind specific designations (like "sport", "normal", "high", ...) when you keep the mouse cursor over these parameter points for a short moment. So you can find out which value you should start with when you want to create a custom preset.<br />
For a detailed explanation of the parameter adjustment please consult the AR7200BX/AR7300BX instruction manual that matches the firmware version of your device. If you hover the mouse cursor over the name of a parameter you will get a brief information what this parameter does. Also you can see which numbers are hidden behind specific designations (like "sport", "normal", "high", ...) when you keep the mouse cursor over these parameter points for a short moment. So you can find out which value you should start with when you want to create a custom preset.<br />
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You can revert your device to a formerly saved state by double-clicking on the entry in the list. Power-cycle your device after performing a complete restore!<br />
You can revert your device to a formerly saved state by double-clicking on the entry in the list. Power-cycle your device after performing a complete restore!<br />
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Check out the other options by right-clicking on an entry in the list.<br />
Check out the other options by right-clicking on an entry in the list.<br />
* "Export this RestorePoint to file..." can be used to save the restore point to some place on your hard disk for later reference or to give it away.
* "Export this RestorePoint to file..." can be used to save the restore point to some place on your hard disk for later reference or to give it away
* "Import RestorePoint from file..." will add some restore point that is stored in the file system to the list.
* "Delete this RestorePoint" will remove the RestorePoint from registry
* "Delete this RestorePoint" will remove the RestorePoint from the list.
* "Reload RestorePoint list" will refresh the list. This can be useful if you've imported some restore point and it doesn't show up in the list (but also check the filter setting in the lower right corner!).
* To edit the comment for a restore point simply click the comment field on the most right side.
* To edit the comment for a restore point simply click the comment field on the most right side.
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