DX5c Newb Question

[tphjill]

When assigning an AUX port to a button, what does the settings Cyclic and Momentary mean? Also Linear?

2nd question. I have two speed tranny with low, neutral, and high. What settings would I use for that AUX port to shift between the three modes? I assume 3 position switch, but what else?

Thanks!

[brimdogg]

Originally Posted by tphjill

When assigning an AUX port to a button, what does the settings Cyclic and Momentary mean? Also Linear?



2nd question. I have two speed tranny with low, neutral, and high. What settings would I use for that AUX port to shift between the three modes? I assume 3 position switch, but what else?



Thanks!

Cyclic means as you press the button it cycles through the positions set for that channel.
Momentary means it will go back to starting position when you release it.
Not exactly sure on the linear.

Yes the tranny will need a 3 position setup.

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[Voodoobrew]

Linear means it has like 100 steps instead of 3. Would be good for using the aux wire with drag brake.

Generally you would leave momentary off for a 2 speed transmission or aux wire. You could use momentary with a winch controller.

[HumboldtEF]

You'll need to use cyclical and 3 position switch for your (3 position) 2 speed. Your AUX travel will set the low and high and the AUX sub trim will be the value for neutral, though this order will depend on the order your tranny shifts in.