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Uçuş Modları Kurulumu

Uçuş Modları * bölümü, uçuş modlarını radyo kanal(lar)ına ve dolayısıyla radyo kontrol vericinizdeki anahtarlara eşlemenize olanak tanır. Hem uçuş modu kurulumu hem de mevcut uçuş modları PX4 ve ArduPilot'ta farklıdır (ve ArduCopter ile ArduPlane arasında bazı farklılıklar vardır).

INFO

In order to set up flight modes you must already have already configured your radio, and setup the transmitter (as shown below).

Bu bölüme erişmek için, üstteki araç çubuğundan dişli simgesini (Vehicle Setup), daha sonra kenar çubuğundan Flight Modes'u seçin.

For more flight stack specific setup see:

Transmitter Setup

In order setup flight modes you will first need to configure your transmitter to encode the physical positions of your mode switch(es) into a single channel.

On both PX4 and ArduPilot you can assign up to 6 different flight modes to a single channel of your transmitter It is common to use the positions of a 2- and a 3-position switch on the transmitter to represent the 6 flight modes. Each combination of switches is then encoded as a particular PWM value that will be sent on a single channel.

INFO

The single channel is selectable on PX4 and ArduPlane, but is fixed to channel 5 on Copter.

The process for this varies depending on the transmitter. A number of setup examples are provided below.

Taranis

These examples show several configurations for the FrSky Taranis transmitter.

Map 3-way Switch to a Single Channel

If you only need to support selecting between two or three modes then you can map the modes to the positions just one 3-way switch. Below we show how to map the Taranis 3-way "SD" switch to channel 5.

Open the Taranis UI MIXER page and scroll down to CH5, as shown below:

Taranis - Map channel to switch

Press ENT(ER) to edit the CH5 configuration then change the Source to be the SD button.

Taranis - Configure channel

That's it! Channel 5 will now output 3 different PWM values for the three different SD switch positions.

Map Multiple Switches to a Single Channel

Most transmitters do not have 6-way switches, so if you need to be able to support more modes than the number of switch positions available (up to 6) then you will have to represent them using multiple switches. Commonly this is done by encoding the positions of a 2- and a 3-position switch into a single channel, so that each switch position combination results in a different PWM value.

On the FrSky Taranis this process involves assigning a "logical switch" to each combination of positions of the two real switches. Each logical switch is then assigned to a different PWM value on the same channel.

This video shows how this is done with the FrSky Taranis transmitter: https://youtu.be/TFEjEQZqdVA