Logical Switches - Comparing A with X

[@51im]

Great little video. I've set up quite a few logical switches for my wings. But have a limited knowledge of the functions available. Will definitely keep an eye out for the rest of the series. I can see me running out. By the time you've given me a few ideas.

[@hectorpiercey7852]

At last someone is explaining all the meanings of the Logical switch functions. Thanks Brilliant looking forward to the next video

[@MrD]

No problem Hector. Hopefully it’s all making sense 🙂 The hard part is going to be coming up with examples for some of the other switches, as they’re really for working together with other things.

[@johnbednarz1424]

In the inav guide, there was an example of a radio with a whole bunch of logical switches enabled for modes. This is what confused me, so it will give a better explanation on how they work. Even though, they say you don't need any of these to set up mode and sub mode. I think to take advantage of open TX and it's power, tutorials like this is excellent, because not to many go indepth enough to understand.

[@MrD]

Thanks John. It's great to hear that. I think that learning how things like logical switches work is much better when broken down. Just opening up that model and looking at it would just pup people off in all honesty. Maybe in the future, I'll do a breakdown of that model in a video. But for the time being, I'll keep everything simple, maybe going though a few of the operations used in that model individually. The multi-function momentary switch or a mode/submode switch layout, incorporating the transmitters' flight modes.

[@johnbednarz1424]

@@MrD Yep, turned me off from that model, simply because it looked to complicated to even attempt without understanding how it works. At least now, have a better understanding with this series. Thanks.

[@RobisonRacing68]

You rock!

[@MrD]

Thank Lauren. Hopefully it’s helpful 🙂

[@jameshenry4804]

Very explanatory Darren. On a separate topic. Do the INAV logic conditions contain A~X ? Where A is within the range of X. Equal too, sometimes misses the exact value.

[@MrD]

Thanks James. No, they don’t. There is only equals. I have just added and EDGE switch. So could add an approximately equals.