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Old 01-26-2019, 12:21 PM   #1
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Anyone know Spektrum Dx5 setup's?
I have AUX 2 and 3 programmed to button's E and F. Got everything working the way I want with the exception that the lockers will not remain locked, I have to hold the button to keep them engaged, as soon as you release the switch, it disengages.
Every button/switch on the Dx5 is a 3 way switch, with a center, forward and back position, that self centers back (They are trim switches).
How do I fix this?

I have the 2 speed tranny servo hooked to button G, it is a simple push button, and it works great.
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Old 01-26-2019, 02:26 PM   #2
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Interested in this as well


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Old 01-26-2019, 03:29 PM   #3
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I hope the DX5 is the same as the DX5R, thats what I'm looking at. From the Aux Assign screen you can select the Aux channel and adjust its setup





button E only works as a 2 way switch and its only option is to be momentary (turns on when you push it, turns off when you let off) for this button you'll want momentary inhibited this way it will alternate between your 2 positions and hold position when you let off the button.

Button F has a bunch more options but you'll want 2 position selected up top. I'd probably use cyclic (active) because this button is a bit harder to push back and forth and with cyclical active you just push this button again to get to the other point/setting. Momentary needs to be inhibited for the same reason as with button E.

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Old 01-26-2019, 04:43 PM   #4
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I hope the DX5 is the same as the DX5R, thats what I'm looking at. From the Aux Assign screen you can select the Aux channel and adjust its setup





button E only works as a 2 way switch and its only option is to be momentary (turns on when you push it, turns off when you let off) for this button you'll want momentary inhibited this way it will alternate between your 2 positions and hold position when you let off the button.

Button F has a bunch more options but you'll want 2 position selected up top. I'd probably use cyclic (active) because this button is a bit harder to push back and forth and with cyclical active you just push this button again to get to the other point/setting. Momentary needs to be inhibited for the same reason as with button E.
That fixed it!
I have NO idea why, but when I first tried setting it up, I did not have the "Cyclic" option, when I went in to follow the steps you posted, it was there.

Thanks for the help!
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Old 06-08-2019, 12:42 PM   #5
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How did you disable the trim adjustment?

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