Translations:Manuals:MBPlusFblV52:Governormenu A/2/en

At GOVERNOR MENU point A there is nothing to adjust. Here you will only get some visual indication to see if the hardware is working so far and in general if there is a usable rpm signal.

Watch out! At this menu point the throttle channel is unlocked. This means you have full control over the speed controller or throttle servo at throttle output [CH5].

Be aware that electric motors rotate at high speeds! Keep a safe distance during the function test. We highly recommend to remove the motor from the main gear. However, please observe the manufacturer‘s specifications of the motor. Some motors may not be operated without load. In this case only let the motor run for a short time or let the motor stay attached to the main gear and only remove the main and tail rotor blades (Be careful, increased risk of injury!).

When using an electric model it is necessary to increase the throttle until the motor starts to rotate and the phase sensor or the speed controller outputs a rpm signal. Once the motor is running the Status-LED on the MICROBEAST PLUS should light up in red color.

Please note that the control range of throttle is crucial! Usually the throttle endpoints of the transmitter are fixed by an initial programming of the speed controller. But also speed controllers exist that require adjusting the servo throw of throttle channel in the transmitter, so that the throttle range is in accordance with the specification of the speed controller. Here you get the possibilty to check whether this setting has been performed correctly. When add a little throttle the motor should start to turn immediately; full speed should be reached when the stick just reaches full throttle position! If the motor turns at the maximum possible speed much earlier or only starts to turn at a very high stick deflection, decrease the travel of throttle channel in the transmitter or repeat the programming of the speed controller. Thus the Governor of MICROBEAST PLUS can operate correctly, the motor speed should increase as linear as possible when the stick is moved and there should be no dead zones which the motor speed does not change at.