Futaba GYA553 T32MZ 3-Axis Airplane Gyro User Manual
- June 12, 2024
- Futaba
Table of Contents
Futaba GYA553 T32MZ 3-Axis Airplane Gyro
Product Information:
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Gyro operation mode / Gyro gain: Displays AVCS or Normal operation mode and gyro gain of aileron (roll), elevator (pitch), and rudder (yaw) axis.
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GYA553 Software version: Displays the software version of the connected GYA553.
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Battery voltage: Displays the voltage of the receiver battery connected to GYA.
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Set with the wing type/tail type of GYA553. The wing type/tail type of the transmitter is not used and is normal.
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Select the servo type according to the servo to be used.
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The direction setting of the gyro. Be careful as it will crash
if the direction is reversed. For dual aileron, dual elevator, and dual rudder aircraft, check the operating direction of each second aileron/elevator/rudder. -
Neutral position setting for each servo.
Product Usage Instructions:
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On the home screen, basic information such as gyro operation mode, sensitivity, battery voltage are displayed.
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To set the wing type/tail type of GYA553, navigate to the appropriate menu and select the desired option.
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Select the servo type according to the servo you are using.
Navigate to the servo type menu and choose either %JHJUBMTFSWP%()[ or OBMPHTFSWP/)( depending on your servo type. -
Check and adjust the operating direction of each second aileron/elevator/rudder for dual aileron, dual elevator, and dual rudder aircraft.
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Set the gyro direction by navigating to the gyro direction menu and selecting the appropriate option. Make sure the direction is set correctly to avoid crashes.
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If the SB/R2 port output is set to S.BUS(HS) or S.BUS(STD), navigate to the setting menu and adjust the neutral position for each servo.
By installing the latest software (Ver. 3.7 ~) on the T32MZ, you can setting the airplane gyro GYA553 on the T32MZ.
Connection T32MZ and GYA553
CAUTION
Be sure to connect and disconnect the GYA553 and T32MZ connection cable with
the power off.
SETTING
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Select “Gyro setting” on the last page of Airplane Model Menu
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Select “Start”
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At this time, if Gyro is not connected to T32MZ by wire, this screen appears.
Tap “Yes” to display the GYA553 data saved in T32MZ.- Home screen is displayed
When copying data from Gyro A to Gyro B
Connect the gyro A to the T32MZ and press [Start]. (Enter the data of A into T32MZ)
Connect Gyro B to T32MZ and press [GY Settings Transfer]. (Put data on A into gyro B)
Home screen
On the home screen, basic information such as gyro operation mode, sensitivity, battery voltage are displayed.
Basic menu
Config
Config 1/7 Gyro set mounting direction
Config 1/7 WING/TAIL
Set with the wing type/tail type of GYA553. The wing type/tail type of the transmitter is not used and is normal.
- Turn off the elevon/V-tail mixing on the transmitter side.
- Do not use transmitter sub-trim. Adjust using the gyro neutral offset.
- When using the S.BUS servo, you can also use the neutral offset function of the S.BUS servo setting parameters.
Config 1/7 Servo type
Select the servo type according to the servo to be used.
Digital servo → DG : 285 Hz
Analog servo → AN : 70 Hz
The stability of digital-servo mode of a flight increases in order to perform
a high-speed control action.
Config 1/7 SB/R2 OUT
Config 2/7 Gyro direction
It is the direction settting of the gyro. Be careful as it will crash if the
direction is reversed.
For dual aileron, dual elevator, and dual rudder aircraft, check the operating
direction of each second aileron/elevator/rudder.
Config 3/7 Neutral offset
Config 4/7 5/7 Servo limit
This is the limit setting for each servo. The position of the maximum operation is read into the gyro in the first setting.
Aileron example
Config 6/7 Holding Power
It is a function to adjust the posture holding force of the aircraft in AVCS
mode.
Decreasing the value weakens the holding power and makes the operation feeling
closer to the normal mode.
The current rate numbers C1 to C5 are displayed by operating the channel of
the transmitter.
Like the flight condition function of the transmitter, you can set up to 5
different data for the attitude holding force rate of the aircraft in AVCS
mode by operating the switch from the transmitter, and switch between them.
You can set the holding power rate selector switch to the channel with the AFR
function of the transmitter, and set the point for each rate on the AFR point
curve to switch. It is also possible to use the flight condition function to
work with the flight condition switch.
Config 7/7 Reset
Reset each Config item. It returns to the initial value.
SBUS Basic menu
Set the CH for each function according to the transmitter to be used. Any unused functions should be set to INH (Inhibited).
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