Altitude Limit was activated far above configured altitude

[heli_tom]

Sorry, I'm not sure what you mean. Shall I connect the ESC by using an Y-Cable to both, Receiver and Spirit GT Channel 1

[ZeXx86]

No.
Open the software, then in General - Channels assign Throttle to Channel 1.
Save the settings.

This should resolve your problem.

[heli_tom]

Connected to CH1 is Pitch/Aileron servo.
Regarding "manual.spirit-system.com" the port AUX1 shall be used for BEC/ESC and AUX2 for second BEC line.
Is this correcht? Do you mean this?
Spirit GT with Graupner Hott receiver.

[ZeXx86]

Unfortunately no, I dont meant this.

I only meant to do these steps:

1. Open the software
2. Go to General - Channels page
3. Assign Throttle to Channel 1.
4. Save the settings.

Nothing else is required, no wiring changes are needed. There is no relation to wiring. only channels.

[heli_tom]

OK, then the ESC line stays connected to Receiver?

[ZeXx86]

Yes.

[heli_tom]

OK, I will try. Thank you

[heli_tom]

Hello,
Unfortunately, setting channel 1 to throttle didn't make a difference. I flew once yesterday, and the altitude limit was triggered again.
I'm attaching the flight log.

[heli_tom]

Hello,
I updated the Spirit GT today from version 3.7.2 to version 4.0.0. I set the recommended rotation speed and rudder delay values ​​​​from the update description.
I also reinstalled version 1.4.1 on the GeoLink v2, which took about 10 minutes, not 75 seconds.
After that, I flew twice without the altitude limit being triggered uncontrollably.
When the minimum altitude was exceeded, it was triggered as intended.
I don't know the reason now, but I hope it stays that way!