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:Also known as travel adjust, ATV, or servo end points in some radio systems, this variable sets the maximum travel of a servo output port from a stick command. | :Also known as travel adjust, ATV, or servo end points in some radio systems, this variable sets the maximum travel of a servo output port from a stick command. | ||
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− | :Stick Priority | + | :Stick Priority is how the gain linearly decays as the Pilot's command (typically, the transmitter stick) moves away from center. If the command is greater than the Stick Priority setting, the gain is decayed to 0. See also the [[/Aura/FAQ#What_is_Stick_Priority_and_how_is_it_set.3F|Stick Priority FAQ]] |
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This page is a work in progress. Additional terms will continue to be added in the future
Aura Definitions
- Control Modes
- A Control Mode is a set of gyro settings that define how the gyro interprets data from the transmitter and the gyro's sensors. Settings can include things like gain and stick priority.
- Flight Modes
- A Flight Mode is a combination of Control Modes, Dual Rates and Expos that can be selected by a transmitter switch in flight.
- Gain
- A variable used to adjust how much correction the gyro system will apply for a given movement. The higher the value, the more correction is applied. A zero gain value is no gyro correction
- Master Gain
- A way to proportionally adjust or scale the gain up or down via a transmitter channel.
- Output Scale
- Also known as travel adjust, ATV, or servo end points in some radio systems, this variable sets the maximum travel of a servo output port from a stick command.
- Stick Priority
- Stick Priority is how the gain linearly decays as the Pilot's command (typically, the transmitter stick) moves away from center. If the command is greater than the Stick Priority setting, the gain is decayed to 0. See also the Stick Priority FAQ