Nomadio React 3rd and 4th channel set-up...

[Savas Racing]

Okay, so what I want to do is very much like how you would set-up rear steering or front dig. I am fully capable to to set-up a servo to do basic rear steering functions, but I want to fine tune them. I've played with the software, and have answered some questions, but this trial and error method takes too much time. So I'm hoping I can gain some more knowledge from people who have played with it much more than I have.

So here we go:

I want to have two seperate servos do similar functions. I would like to control them seperately, and together using different soft keys. For now, lets just focus on channel 3, which is a micro servo, that needs 5 postions.


I'll start out with these quesions: (I have a lot )
- Can I adjust the distance of each step?
- And can I assign different distances for each step?

- Can I have a single soft key make the servo go to only 1 of the 5 postions?
- For the thumb wheel, I would like to adjust only 1 of the 5 postions. By adjust, I mean fine tune, like trim on steering. Is this possible?


I guess this is a good start...
Your help is greatly appreciated! Thank you!

[Mnster]

It hard to understand completly what you are trying to accomplish. So anyways this is how mine is setup.

(super)

Rear steer = thumb wheel, (Channel 3) 5 Positions, 1 center 2 positions in each direction. Half and full lock steering makes it nice for turning as you can have a little variety without the truck being a handful.

Dig= I have two esc's dual motors. (Channel 4 + Channel 1) I turn the front motor off with the - key. I turn the rear motor off with the + key.



(2.2)

Dig, three positions on channel 3 thumb wheel.

I really can't answer your questions as I don't want to lead you in the wrong direction. What might be possible through complex motions that I don't know about. I'd call Nomadio from what I have heard they will answer your questions and get your radio to work the way you want.

[Savas Racing]

Haha, it's better that you don't know what I am trying to accomplish... Basically I am designing something, and I need to know what the radio is capable of before I go off and make it.

Thank you for your set-up though. I didn't know the "+" and "-" buttons could do that... That's another thing to think about.

I'll try to give Nomadio a call tomorrow and see what they can do for me. But if anyone can help me out, I would greatly appreciate it.

[legobrains]

You can also e-mail nomadio. support@nomadio.net

While they may be working on other projects like military stuff. They still answer their e-mails with in about 10-24 hours.

But I can definatley say they are still doing great with their customer service.

Scott Lenz is the customer support guy, and is very helpful.