08-09-2021, 03:51 AM
AutoMatch needs to know the absolute maximum range of throw for your surface. You can never change the EPA to increase that throw limit, but you can reduce it. Any settings you use in the radio for rates does not matter.
The reason why you want the absolute most throw available is that during the AutoMatch a table of sub-1us servo positions is built based on the current consumption between the two servos while the matching occurs. That table starts out empty. The table has enough space to handle +/-150%. If you only match for 100% and then find out that you need 4% more throw, you won't be able to simply change the EPA in the X24 because there would be no table data after the 100% that you started with! This is why we always recommend that you set your surface deflections to a bit more than you will ever need because certain types of mixing could push you over the edge of where you thought your max throw would be. We could have set a hard stop point, but we found that this was too restrictive for some cases.
The reason why you want the absolute most throw available is that during the AutoMatch a table of sub-1us servo positions is built based on the current consumption between the two servos while the matching occurs. That table starts out empty. The table has enough space to handle +/-150%. If you only match for 100% and then find out that you need 4% more throw, you won't be able to simply change the EPA in the X24 because there would be no table data after the 100% that you started with! This is why we always recommend that you set your surface deflections to a bit more than you will ever need because certain types of mixing could push you over the edge of where you thought your max throw would be. We could have set a hard stop point, but we found that this was too restrictive for some cases.