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wiki:tcb:tcbinstall:sound_benedini_v3 [2019/09/05 03:20]
opadmin [Diagnostic / Misc Tab] 		wiki:tcb:tcbinstall:sound_benedini_v3 [2019/12/14 14:49]
opadmin [Parameter Tab]
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 The TCB has three RC outputs dedicated to the Mini. They are labeled Prop1, Prop2, and Prop3 which are the same labels used on the Mini.  The TCB has three RC outputs dedicated to the Mini. They are labeled Prop1, Prop2, and Prop3 which are the same labels used on the Mini. 
  
-Note that the Mini has //two// Prop 1 connections, one for incoming and one for outgoing. Connect the TCB to the //incoming// Prop 1 connection. +Note that the Mini has //two// Prop 1 connections, one for incoming and one for outgoing. Connect the TCB to the //incoming// Prop 1 connection on the Mini. 
  
 Use male-to-male servo cables for the connection. The TCB will supply all the power necessary to the Mini.  Use male-to-male servo cables for the connection. The TCB will supply all the power necessary to the Mini. 
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 The other settings in TBS Flash you can set as you like and are not discussed here. When you have the Parameter tab configured as shown above, make sure you click the **write Param** (Flash v4) or **Write Device** (Flash v3) button to save these settings to your Mini. It is also recommended you save a copy of the parameter file to your hard-drive for backup. The other settings in TBS Flash you can set as you like and are not discussed here. When you have the Parameter tab configured as shown above, make sure you click the **write Param** (Flash v4) or **Write Device** (Flash v3) button to save these settings to your Mini. It is also recommended you save a copy of the parameter file to your hard-drive for backup.
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 +===== Engine Sounds =====
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 +When you start the engine on your TCB, the Micro will be given a signal to start playing engine sounds. There is however no way to tell the Micro to turn the engine off - instead, the Micro will automatically turn the engine off after 20 seconds of inactivity. 
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 +Due to the way the engine is started on the Micro, if you assign the individual "Engine - Turn On" and "Engine - Turn Off" functions on the TCB to a 2-position switch on your transmitter, the Micro will begin playing the engine sounds when you turn on the device, even if the switch on your transmitter is on the Off position. In order to avoid this, use the "Engine - Toggle On/Off" function instead of the individual on and off functions, and assign that to a 2-position switch. One position will toggle the engine, the other position will do nothing. Keep the switch in the nothing position when you start the TCB and it will then remain synchronized with the Micro. [[http://openpanzer.org/forum/index.php?topic=73.msg766#msg766|Read this post for a discussion]]. 
  
  
wiki/tcb/tcbinstall/sound_benedini_v3.txt ยท Last modified: 2022/02/10 21:02 by opadmin
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