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Airplane Section
SNAP ROLL
(SIMP)
Your PCM 1024Z system may be programmed
to perform snap rolls by flipping a switch. Four
snap roll directions can be defined, and the preset
positions of the aileron, elevator, and rudder
servos can be set for each one.
You may activate a safety switch to ensure that
snap rolls are not accidentally commanded while
the
landing
gear
is
down,
even
if
the
snap
roll
switch is turned on accidentally.
Setting Up The Snap Roll Presets
Activation of command
In the Condition Menu, press the
SNP
key to get the
SNAP ROLL menu as shown below.
Snap Roll Directions
Direction Switches
(Note: These snap roll direction setting switches are only present on the T9ZAP systems, not on the T9ZHP)
Mode setting
Rate
setting
-Throw setting
ON/OFF switch
setting
Safety switch setting
Return to condition
menu
Mode selection
Use the
A
key to activate mode setting, then
press the
ACT
or
INH
keys ( F and G ) to activate
or inhibit the function.
Inputting the Snap Roll Preset Control Positions
We'll start with the 1-2 direction (Right/Up) snap
roll setting. Press the R key to get to the setting menu,
then press the
1-2
F key.
To
set
the Aileron
servo
throw setting,
press
theB
key. Use the numeric keys
E to M
to input the desired
preset condition. The default is +100%, but you may use
anything between -110 and +110%.
Now we'll set the Elevator servo preset. Press the C
key. and set the preset with the numeric keys
E
to
M
.
This also has a default of +100%, but you may use any-
thing between -110 and +110%.
The last part of the setting is for the rudder position.
Press the D key, and enter the rate that you want the
rudder to move with the numeric keys E to M. This
setting also has a default of +100%, and may be set any-
where between -110 and +110%.
This procedure should be repeated for the
1-1
direction (Rright/Down) snap roll setting,
2-2
direction
(Left/Up) snap roll setting, and 2-1 direction (Left/
Down) snap roll setting.
Snap Roll Switch ON/OFF Definition
SW (H) is defined to be the Snap Roll switch, and is
turned ON at the forward position at initial setting. If
you'd like another switch, call the switch setting menu by
pressing the
SWT
P key. For a description of the
switch setting method, see page 37. Caution: if you define
a switch that doesn't have a spring return, the Snap Roll
function will remain on all the time!
Snap Roll Safety switch setting
A safety switch should be used to prevent accidental
operation of the snap roll function. To examine the snap
roll safety switch settings, call up the switch setting screen
by pressing the SWT
O
key. The function initially
defines SW (F) for Mode I, (G) for Mode II to be the
safety switch. You should set the ON direction of the
safety switch to match the landing gear switch position
when the landing gear is down. When this switch is ON,
the snap roll function is inhibited.
Use the
END N
key to exit this menu.
Airplane Section, Page 93
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