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Removed PPM 125% statements
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@@ -284,13 +284,11 @@
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// A few things to consider:
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// - If you put too big values compared to your TX you won't be able to reach the extremes which is bad for throttle as an example
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// - If you put too low values you won't be able to use your full stick range, it will be maxed out before reaching the ends
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// - Centered stick value is usually 1500. It should match the middle between MIN and MAX, ie Center=(MAX-MIN)/2+MIN. If your TX is not centered you can adjust the value MIN or MAX.
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// - 100% is the value when the model is by default, 125% is the value when you extend the servo travel which is only used by some protocols
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// - Centered stick value is usually 1500. It should match the middle between MIN and MAX, ie Center=(MAX+MIN)/2. If your TX is not centered you can adjust the value MIN or MAX.
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// - 100% is referred as the value when the TX is set to default with no trims
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#if defined(TX_CUSTOM)
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#define PPM_MAX_100 1900 // 100%
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#define PPM_MIN_100 1100 // 100%
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#define PPM_MAX_125 2000 // 125%
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#define PPM_MIN_125 1000 // 125%
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#endif
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/** Number of PPM Channels **/
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@@ -462,7 +460,7 @@ const PPM_Parameters PPM_prot[15]= {
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COR_V2
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*/
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// RX_Num is used for model match. Using RX_Num values different for each receiver will prevent starting a model with the false config loaded...
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// RX_Num is used for TX & RX match. Using different RX_Num values for each receiver will prevent starting a model with the false config loaded...
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// RX_Num value is between 0 and 15.
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// Power P_HIGH or P_LOW: High or low power setting for the transmission.
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