Hi Kevin,
I have an ADF2 that will not drive my pitch control servo. Here is a summary of my configuration:
Tx: Hitec Laser 6, 75MHz
Rx: GWS R6N II
Pitch Servo: Futaba S3114
ADF2 Pitch Signal Lead is plugged into Rx Channel 2
Pitch Servo is plugged into Pitch Output Connector
Ballast F/S Signal Lead is not being used
Ballast F/S Output connector is vacant
I have verfied that the Tx, Rx and servo work as expected when the servo is plugged directly into the Rx. However, with the ADF2 installed the servo will not respond to commands from the Tx or to changes in ADF2 pitch. I have repeated the setup process several times.
Here is what the onboard LEDs are doing:
With the Tx powered on, applying power to the Rx results in (1) red flash followed by (2) green flashes. Also, the servo moves several degrees in the - direction. If I power cycle the Rx a sufficient number of times it will eventually be driven to its maximum - position.
When the ADF2 is level the green LED lights. It goes out if I pitch the ADF2.
If I move the Tx channel stick to extreme + or extreme - positions the green LED will light (if it is not already on indicating "level").
Any help is appreciated. I've searched the forum and have found others having problems that are similar, but their symptoms are not identical.
Thanks,
Kevin W.
I have an ADF2 that will not drive my pitch control servo. Here is a summary of my configuration:
Tx: Hitec Laser 6, 75MHz
Rx: GWS R6N II
Pitch Servo: Futaba S3114
ADF2 Pitch Signal Lead is plugged into Rx Channel 2
Pitch Servo is plugged into Pitch Output Connector
Ballast F/S Signal Lead is not being used
Ballast F/S Output connector is vacant
I have verfied that the Tx, Rx and servo work as expected when the servo is plugged directly into the Rx. However, with the ADF2 installed the servo will not respond to commands from the Tx or to changes in ADF2 pitch. I have repeated the setup process several times.
Here is what the onboard LEDs are doing:
With the Tx powered on, applying power to the Rx results in (1) red flash followed by (2) green flashes. Also, the servo moves several degrees in the - direction. If I power cycle the Rx a sufficient number of times it will eventually be driven to its maximum - position.
When the ADF2 is level the green LED lights. It goes out if I pitch the ADF2.
If I move the Tx channel stick to extreme + or extreme - positions the green LED will light (if it is not already on indicating "level").
Any help is appreciated. I've searched the forum and have found others having problems that are similar, but their symptoms are not identical.
Thanks,
Kevin W.
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