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The Transmitter setup of FUTABA
Please configure the Frequency item on your Transmitter adhere to the table below. (The names of FASST modes
here are based to the Transmitter FUTABA T8FG, please ensure to select the most similar mode as the names
differs for different Transmitters)
Transmitter type
AREA
FASST
FUTABA 18MZ
Default
FASST-MULTI\FASST-7CH
FUTABA 14MZ with TM-14
Default
MULT\7CH
FUTABA 14SG
FRANCE\GENERAL
FASST-MULTI\FASST-7CH
FUTABA 12Z 2.4G FASST with TM-14
Default
MULT\7CH
FUTABA 12FG 2.4G FASST with TM-14
Default
MULT\7CH
FUTABA 10CG or 10C with TM-10
Default
7CH
FUTABA 9C SUPER with TM-7 or TM-8
Default
7CH
FUTABA 8FG SUPER
FRANCE\GENERAL
MLT2\MULT\7CH
FUTABA 8FG
FRANCE\GENERAL
MULT/7CH
FUTABA 7C 2.4G
Default
Default
FUTABA 6EX FASST
Default
Default
GPS SNR Functions Description
The DJI A2 Assistant (version 1.1.22) and iPad ground station (version 1.4.62) have recently added “SNR Health” and
“SNR Fluctuation” index monitors for GPS signals. User can monitor GPS signal quality, ensuring they have strong
and stable signals for better flight performance. By referring to these two values, user will be empowered to find
the best locations for take off and flight, while also detecting areas that might interfere with GPS signals.
The SNR interface provides you with “SNR Health” and “SNR Fluctuation” index monitors whose values change
according to aircraft maneuvers and environmental interference.
The “SNR Health Index” shows the GPS signal strength captured by the GPS receiver. A larger number
indicates a stronger GPS signal. We highly recommend pilots only take off when the SNR health value is
greater than 36.
The “SNR Fluctuation Index” shows the overall stability of the craft’s current GPS signal. A smaller number
S1000/5D gimbal/
5D camera
DJI-4114
DJI-40A
DJI-15Inch
6S-15000
9200g
120
120
120
170
170
120
S1000/5D gimbal/
5D camera
DJI-4114
DJI-40A
DJI-15Inch
6S-15000
9300g
120
120
120
170
170
120
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