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Working Mode/AUX2 Switch Setup

Working Mode Switch Settings

Whichever 3-position switch you select to use as the Working Mode switch, wire the relevant channel from

the receiver to the MODE port. At each switch position, use end-point ne tuning to set channel AUX2(JR) or

7(Futaba/Hitec) for all three Working Modes:

Orientation-locked MODE channel end-point 60%~90%

FPV (Reset) Back to center

Non orientation-locked MODE channel end-point 60%~90%

The gimbal will work in Orientation-locked mode if the MODE channel is disconnected.

FPV mode is the default startup mode when the MODE channel is connected.

The Working Mode from the previous power cycle will be retained if the cable between MODE and

the RC receiver is disconnected during operation.

For a 3-position switch, you may assign:

2-Positon

Switch

3-Positon

Switch

3-Positon

Switch

Position-1 to Non orientation-locked

Position-2 to FPV Mode (Reset)

Position-3 to Orientation-locked

Position-1 and Position-3 can be inversely assigned.

One 2-position switch can be assigned for any two of the working modes, if preferred.

AUX2 Switch Settings

The Z15-GH4 supports toggling the camera lens down or forward in FPV Mode (Reset). Please choose a

2-position switch for this function and wire the relevant channel of the receiver to the AUX2 port. You may

assign: Position-1 to DOWN; Position-2 to FORWARD; or reverse the assignment.

Working Mode/AUX2 Switch Setup

2-Positon

Switch

3-Positon

Switch

3-Positon

Switch

This function will only work in FPV Mode (Reset).

When this function is active, if the Working Mode is ever changed to FPV Mode (Reset), the gimbal

will force the camera lens to face forward or down, depending on current the location of the AUX2

switch.

The camera orientation is forward if AUX2 is disconnected.

If AUX2 is connected to a Futaba S-Bus channel, it is then used as the input channel for S-Bus

control.

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