mdelosrey

hello,
Just acquired a cx2p w/o a manual. I was just wondering what all the adjustments were for. The abbreviations are A.R.C and Sub.T. I know what E.P.A. is for but don't understand the rest. There is also A.R.C.-ST. Thanks in advance.

danz24

EPA is end point adjustment. Lets you adjust maximum travel on servo (both steering and throttle). nvm u know that already..

budachi

Sub.T is Sub Trim , this is used to center the servo accurately. Ie it moves the whole travel range of the servo. It is generally a good idea to center the servo as accurately as possible before using the Sub Trim to get it just right.

ARC is Adjustable Rate Curve and ARC-ST is just ARC-Steering , most people will know this as Steering/Throttle Exponential or Curve. All this does is set how sensitive the throttle or steering is to your input , ie how much the throttle or steering moves in proportion to how much you move the steering wheel or trigger.

I don't know what it is exactly on the CX2P but generally a more positive setting means it's more senstive around the neutral point and vice versa.

So in your case a more positive ARC-ST setting means with less input at the steering wheel , the wheels on the car will turn more , ie more sensitive. Same with the throttle. Hope this helps. Cheers.

Marcos.J

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http://www.rcdocuments.com/

mdelosrey

Thanks Budachi. I tried rcdoc Marcos, but i couldn't find the cx2p.