Output

A Switch-/Blink pattern at the transistor outputs (SV2 top port) of the FlightCtrl can be set here.
This pattern can occur in a fixed time (0-247) or be controlled by a switch / potentiometer on the transmitter.

As an additional option it is to be set whether this pattern will always be active, or only after the start of the engines.
If the option "Only active after engine start" (just after the start of the motors active)is chosen a green switch box appears behind the bit mask setting.
Here the initial condition for stationary engines are fixed.
If the green switch box is clicked the green LEDs lit steadily before you start the engines. After turning the motor on the LED will flash at the set pattern.
If the green switch box is off the LED do not lit prior to the start of the engines. After turning the motor on the LED will flash at the set pattern.

Outputs (SV2 upper connector) at the FlightCtrl. The shift is a ground potential!

• Attention:

  • No lighting at these outputs should be connected directly because the transistors can be damaged on the FlightCtrl!
    For this you should use e.g. the Extension-PCB .
    Over here the lighting can be connected (with more power), or a switching output to trigger a camera.
    A description of installation of the lighting / camera release can be found at Extension-PCB.

Flashing pattern or shifting

To each switch output (Bitmask) (OUT1/OUT2) a separate flashing pattern is set in different intervals. The set time is always the time of switching of a box.
Different switching intervals can be set via the 8 boxes by clicking with the mouse.

In the box behind Out1 / 2 timing, either a value from 1 to 247 or a potentiometer (1-8) is entered.

Example with a fixed value

• In the upper picture the first box is clicked for Out1 bitmask and the remaining 7 are not. As time is to Out1 timing a 20 registered.
  The number that is entered is multiplied each x10 [in 10ms]. This would then in 20 x 10ms 200ms switching time for each box
  One cycle (8x200ms) would take a total of 1600ms (1.6 seconds) until the switching process starts all over again.
  Is now for example an illumination connected it's like 200ms on, 1400ms off, 200ms on, 1400ms off, and so on.
  (Info: 100 x 10ms = 1000ms = 1sec)

Example with a potentiometer

• If a potentiometer (1-8) instead of a fixed value (See Channels) is entered, there are three possibilities.
  
  

  Use of a switch, button or potentiometer on the transmitter. :
  

  1. Switch of the LED:
     

     • A switch on the transmitter can switch on or off the lighting. It does not matter whether a flashing pattern is set.
       An adjusted flashing pattern has no function here.
       
       

  2. Button to trigger a camera:
     

     • At the switch output for example the Shuttercable can be connected. With the button then the switch output
       is closed or opened for the duration of the operation.
       If the first of the eight boxes is checked (the rest is off) while operating the switch, the switching contact is closed.
       

       • However, if the second of the eight boxes is selected, pressing the button of the switch the contact opens.
         
         

  3. Poti to shift the LED:
     

     • With a potentiometer on the transmitter the value of 1 - 247 is set. So if the pot will be adjusted at the transmitter the adjusted value of each pot is shown
       

       • as a number (time x 10ms) and the set accepted by flashing sequence runs faster or slower. This depends on the rotation of the potentiometer.

Warning function

Both outputs can adjust the flash pattern with lower voltage / reception failure / I2C errors, so that even one example optically
displays a lower voltage or a reception failure.

It's flashing if there is:

• Under voltageUnterspannung
• I2C-Error
• loss of the receive

• If an output is used to trigger a camera for this output, the warning feature should be off. Otherwise the camera would trigger when a warning is in this interval.

Lighting

Information on lighting and the use of LEDs can be found here: Beleuchtung