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Configuration

Control of the model with two VSP​

A 5-channel transmitter/receiver set is required with both sticks selfneutralizing to return to center. The 5th channel is required for the speed control of the motors. Possibly you need a Y-cable to get the proportional signals for the motor ESCs split up.

Control of the model with one VSP​

A simple 3-4 channel transmitter/receiver set is required, with one selfneutralizing return-to-centre stick. It is used to control the servos of the VSP. With the other stick, which is usually not self-neutralizing, the speed controller of the engine can be controlled

Adjust the center of the VSP control lever mechanically according to the VSP manual with the centering bush.

Center the VSP​

  1. Put the jumper on port X10. The system will emit 2 long beeps.
  2. Use the joysticks to center each VSP.
  3. Remove the jumper. The settings are saved. The system will emit 1 long beep. You can also adjust the center in the water with the motor turning slowly. The model should not move forwards, backwards or sideways when it is in the exact center

Define radius​

For easy adjustments, run the engines slowly

  1. Put the jumper on port X11. The system will emit 3 long beeps.
  2. Set channel 1 on the transmitter to the maximum permissible radius. The VSP gives visual feedback on the X-axis. If the control stick hits the support tube, the screw on the control lever of the VSP begins to turn. The screw on the VSP control stick should not turn. Take the settings back a bit.
  3. Remove the jumper. The settings are saved. The system will emit 1 long beep.

Reset the Ring limiter​

  1. Turn off the power supply of the limiter.
  2. Put jumpers on both ports X10 & X11.
  3. Turn the power on, the system will emit 4 long beeps.
  4. Turn the system off again and remove the jumpers. The system is now reset to factory settings
caution

Don’t leave the Jumpers on ports X10 and X11 while not performing the configurations above (calibration, radius, reset). In order for the module to work properly, those ports must be free (not bridged).