You can use the trim switch with a few setting. The user guide has some interesting tips for using trim (look at them later!) but here's the short answer:
First you need to know which channel you need to output, lets take channel 7.
1. Set up Ch 7 in the Advanced GUI as a simple mixer with src=Virt1. You need to use a fixed curve.
2. Set up Virt1 as a simple mixer with no src. Again use a fixed curve.
3. Set up the trim that is now assigned to THR and use Virt1 instead. If it stays assigned to THR you may have unexpected results! Set the step value to some number like 5. The trim wont use momentary, toggle or On/off settings, just set a step that moves the gimbal at the speed you want.
Now when you use TRIM LV+, the channel 7 output goes up, and TRIM LV- makes the output go down. Depending on how fast you need the gimbal to move you'll want to adjust the trim step value. You may wish to keep the trim indicator on your screen so you can tell where the gimbal is set. If you find that the gimbal moves to a desired angle (say 90 degrees facing down) at 70, you may wish to set your Max Limit and Min Limit for that channel -- this is cool because if you want to set it to face down immediately, you simply hold the trim button down and it will jump to the max setting. When you want it back to normal 0 degrees, press and hold the up and it will jump to the mid-trim setting of 0.
Deviation Devo7e 3way switch mod, A7105, NRF24L01
Devo6s 2x2 switch mod, trim mod, haptic, multimodule, A7105, NRF24L01, CC2500
Devo12e 4-in-1 with voice mod -- it speaks!!
