Spirit System

Hi there,
Can anybody give me a pointer on how to use bank switching? I know what it does but I can't work out how you get it activated and how you switch with a tx.
And how do you copy the first setup bank to all other banks etc.

I'm also not sure how to activate the rescue functions and how this is switched, I think it is by inverting the gain on the rudder but not sure how you get rate mode if this is the case

My radio is a jeti ds16 connection is via exbus single wire, mixing and switches are not a problem, but I just can't seem to get it to work on the setup screens.

Any help would be good and appreciated.

Busher

The key is probably the fact that when you are connected to the software you cannot actually switch banks from the TX, you need to use the listbox in the software.

You can check if you setted it up correctly though, by looking at the indicator in the Diagnostic screen which will react to the TX switch anyway.

Thanks that's a big help, I now know it reacts and is switching banks. Couldn't work out why it didn't switch via the tx when in setup.

Could you advise how I get the zero bank copied to all other banks, I can't find the copy to all banks option?

And the rescue function is it activated by inverting the gyro channel from heading hold to negative hf notation?

Thanks

There's not a feature to copy one bank to the others, although it happens the very first time you assign the bank switching channel.

But there's a useful Bank comparison feature. In the Windows software it's on the Backup tab, it's kind of a three-dots button.

About activating Rescue (actually, activating whatever Stabi function you set for that bank) is achieved by a negative gyro channel value. Read the manual, and browse the HF Spirit forum, much much info there.

Thanks coco66.

I will have a look on hf and gets some more info, but there is a good chance that now you have given me a few pointers i will be ok for now.

Shame about the copy all banks option but maybe there will be one in the future

Thanks