FlySky FS-i6 Programming

stick axis. In model airplanes channel 6 is often assigned to the control of Flaps which modify the lift properties of the wing at slow flight speeds. See the warning about assigning robot weapon control to the FS-i6 knobs in the ‘Turning On the Transmitt ...

FlySky FS-i6 You'd think this part would be easy. Down in the lower right corner on the front of the transmitter there's a shiny chrome slide switch with an up arrow icon labeled 'Power'. It's really tempting to slide that switch upward. If you do, you're likely to set off a storm of alarms and cryptic alert messages. As a safety measure the tr ...

Having your channel mixing setup correctly on your transmitter gets the right signals sent to your receiver, but that doesn't mean that your robot is going to respond correctly to the stick inputs. The left and right side motor controllers may be plugged into the wrong receiver ports, the current polarity to the motors ...

FlySky FS-i6 Hidden down near the bottom of the 'System Settings Menu' is a 'RX Setup' option that opens a new submenu. Most of the functions included in this sub-menu apply only if you're adding receivers that use a different protocol or setting up telemetry sensors. There is only one programming function hidden in here, but it's an important one. ...

FlySky FS-i6 move forward/reverse, and another stick axis commanding the motors to move in opposite directions to turn by 'rotation' of the robot. We are fortunate that airplane transmitters typically have that capability due to some unusual airplane ...

FlySky FS-i6 'Dual Rate' and 'Exponential Response' are typically addressed separately in transmitter function settings, but FlySky has opted to combine them into a single setting. Both functions are switched between their two settings the same time by switch SWA. These functions can only be applied to stick channels 1, 2, and 4 -- but channel 3 has its o ...