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Powerbox-Systems MicroMatch – How to
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Quick how to for the new electronic Y lead by Powerbox-Systems, the Micro Match, which allows you to individually set up the two servos on the other end of the Y lead, while still only using one channel.
**CONNECTIONS & SETUP:
Both servos on one side, receiver on the other, and USB/Bluecom adapter to spare lead for programming
1- Open Powerbox Mobile Terminal software and connect with the MicroMatch
2- Select MicroMatch and then Quick Connect
3- Use reverse option individually per servo if necessary
4- Individually program the center, then maximum throws each way, one by one:
a- With the stick in the position required (Center, full left or full right) press START
b- Use the slider to adjust that position of the servo (Moving the slider only a small amount adjusts the servo very precisely and slowly // Moving the slider to the end adjusts the servo very quickly in large increments)
c- Once at the desired position, de-press START
5- Repeat for the rest of the servo positions.
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hi guys Martin Pickering here from Pickering RC calm and today we’re bringing you the latest power box micro match miss little box which Betty acts as a while eat but a very clever while eat because not only does it change one channel into two but it allows you to independently adjust the two servos both in the centres and the endpoints and even reverse how it works very very simple in the same way as a normal wire lead you have one channel going in two channels going out with some very nice little clips on to make sure that the wires don’t come loose accidentally okay if we plug it in as normal just being very careful of the polarity put those two in there look at the other side into the receiver we now have a working while eat now you can see now to adjust those two servos we can do that either via bluetooth with the power box blue comm adapter or by USB through a computer we’re going to be doing it through the blue become we simply plug that into the spare lead mic so again making sure we get it through our way around I’m very important we turn on our tablet and open the app mobile terminal which is available both for Android and Apple it quickly checks for updates and we then search for the micro match which is at the bottom there and we quick connect first screen is for the framerate which we are normally never going to use sergeant leave that as it is and go into server matching as you can see here you have the two options for the service one each however they grayed out because we aren’t allowed to use them yet first the micro match needs to know where the center is and where the end points are now to do this we simply click on initialize Channel and move the stick so it the center it is recognized already without doing anything far left and far right that’s that done and exit initialize channel as you can see now both servo options have become available and if we wanted to reverse one of the servos we can do so simply by swiping those little buttons so they’re both going in that direction in basically the same direction as far as rotations concerned if we reverse one of them like so like that they now rotate in opposite directions but as you can see visually they now work together now to change the center and end points we simply click on start now it will be doing the center points because we had the stick in the center stick no longer works anymore and we simply adjust the end points up straight the center points by moving the little green dots on-screen once we’re happy with their positions we click start again it saves those positions in the center and it gives us back control of the servos to do the end point we do exactly the same this time however we hold it to the end point that we want to adjust click on start takes over control from us because it knows we want to do the end point and again simply move the little green dots as required to get to the end points that we desire once we’re happy with that click on start again it gives us back control but as you can see with those now adjusted end points we would do the exact same thing again for the right hand side hold to the right click start adjust it click start again and then we’re good to go does it need saving no simply unplug the power and put it back into your model and happy flying we hope that you enjoyed this video you found it helpful make sure to subscribe to our channel to keep updated with all the latest videos and use and thank you very much for watching
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I bought two of these. supposedly there is a phone app to control the servos. I cannot find any such app in the google play android store! Do you have any idea? I also looked for the bluecom adapter without any luck. help! I've contacted the seller, Chief Aircraft but they won't answer me. I also contacted Powerbox Systems and they won't answer either! Any help would be greatly appreciated.
DISREGARD THIS! I WATCHED THE VIDEO AGAIN AND CAN SEE HOW TO DO IT. I STILL CAN'T FIND THE MOBILE TERMINAL APP ONLINE THOUGH.
I don't see any way to adjust one servo to ensure proper centering of the control surfaces? I have purchased two micromatches. I can't find the MOBILE TERMINAL in the google play store. Where can I download it!!
Thanks Martin, i will buy 2 of this, thx.
Hi Martin I have a hanger 9 Beast 60e biplane with two servos one top and one bottom wing would the micro match work if I wanted to plug them in to a gyro 3e using it as a Y lead on each wing
Thanks
Nathan
I just go these to try on my rudder, but the servo wires are so thin compared to my servos. Are these ok for giant scale 3D planes? I run 20awg wire servo extensions. These seem to be maybe 28awg. Thanks.