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With some text like:
This warning appears only if a stick or switch is not in safe position when loading another model or power up the transmitter. Per default this warning is assigned to the throttle stick. You can choose different input by manual editing the model.ini.
The dialog will be shown until the stick or toggle has been moved to the save position or the ENT button has been pressed. Note: As long as this warning is active signal transmission is disrupted.
But I do not know where to place it best! Probably in chapter 4 Main menu and as reference hint only also placed in 8.1 Model setup file section.
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I cleaned up my repo so I should just be able to make a pull request of just the Devo10 manual. Would you want me to make such a request?
I did not change the timestamp on the title page but I pulled your edits at 15:20 UTC and finished my edits about 15:30 UTC.
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Thanks.
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From the safety warning I removed the margin and to the layout screen the labels for power and battery have been added.
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BTW: Where'sWaldo...is there a reason you chose to use an image width of 2.50" instead of 2.67"? If you use 2.67" the images do not need to be scaled, and they are all much sharper.
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I did it this way so you could see it first then simply edit then cut and paste it in anywhere you like.
re above post: Only to make them fit better within the original existing margins.
I am pretty sure my 120X description is wrong and it should read that the swash-plate is rotated 150° from the 120 configuration.
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Alspo, eCCPM vs mCCPM are not terms I hear often. eCCPM is normally referred to as FBL (flybar-less)
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PhracturedBlue wrote: I think it looks fine, but we can't use images ripped from futaba's web page. I am pretty sure they are not licensed in a way that we can use them in our documentation.
Alspo, eCCPM vs mCCPM are not terms I hear often. eCCPM is normally referred to as FBL (flybar-less)
eccpm does not mean flybarless, it's electronic cyclic collective pitch mixing, where all cyclic servo's deal with the pitch changes. as aposed to mechanical cyclic collective pitch mixing which none of the cyclic servos deal with the pitch.
these can both be flybarred or flybarless
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Latest updates are here:
bitbucket.org/PhracturedBlue/deviation-m...tion10UserManual.pdf
and
bitbucket.org/PhracturedBlue/deviation-m...ation8UserManual.pdf
I haven't yet done a full read-through of the Devo8 manual to make sure everything makes sense, but it should be pretty close. Hopefully the Devo10 manual is done (other than version numbering)
I hate writing manuals and I've been spending a huge amount of my vacation working on it, so I'm calling it a night. I'll go through them again tomorrow. Then with luck, we'll have a new Deviation release for New Years.
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Everything else look peachy, can't wait to see what you decide the version number will be.
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EDIT: Just realised that the toggles are now standard. Therefore I attached the actual main page config. Please replace the old one.
This was the first time that I had a deeper look into the color manual. As you know only owning a Devo10. I think the next time I will edit the curves with the color emu and afterwards copy to the 10. I do not want to alter the manual with my small remarks. Therefore please find my two cents below:
- Section 2.3. file system: The BMP do have 96x96 pixels. Last line for Devo7e can be removed.
- Many of the images do not have a left-hand margin to the text.
Happy new year to all.
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We have a German tradition for New Year's Eve: lead pouring. If you put melted lead into a bucket of water you can do some fortune-telling which version number the stucked lead shows.WheresWaldo wrote: Everything else look peachy, can't wait to see what you decide the version number will be.
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