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The '''Mixer''' function forms the heart of the transmitter. This is where the model’s control functions are configured. The Mixer section allows any of the many sources of input to be combined as desired and mapped to any of the output channels. ETHOS has 100 mixer channels available for programming your model. Normally the lowest numbered channels will be assigned to the servos, because the channel numbers map directly to the channels in the receiver. The V20 Internal RF module has up to 24 output channels available. | The '''Mixer''' function forms the heart of the transmitter. This is where the model’s control functions are configured. The Mixer section allows any of the many sources of input to be combined as desired and mapped to any of the output channels. ETHOS has 100 mixer channels available for programming your model. Normally the lowest numbered channels will be assigned to the servos, because the channel numbers map directly to the channels in the receiver. The V20 Internal RF module has up to 24 output channels available. | ||
Latest revision as of 10:30, 19 March 2024
Mixer
The Mixer function forms the heart of the transmitter. This is where the model’s control functions are configured. The Mixer section allows any of the many sources of input to be combined as desired and mapped to any of the output channels. ETHOS has 100 mixer channels available for programming your model. Normally the lowest numbered channels will be assigned to the servos, because the channel numbers map directly to the channels in the receiver. The V20 Internal RF module has up to 24 output channels available.