EXPO AND RXRANGE SETTING NOT WORKING

[FF1970]

Hello
i can't set rc yaw expo 0.70 doesn't change anything?
the yaw is too fast
and in the cli rxrange doesn't work?
can you help me under inav 7.1.1 FC F405
thanks

[MrD-RC]

Unless this is a 3D plane, you shouldn't need 70% expo. Your throws are most likely way too large.

[FF1970]

hello
no it's for an initiation drone you have to be very gentle on the controls
i need a lot of gentleness on the sticks

[MrD-RC]

You need to be more specific. Is this fixed wing or multirotor?

[FF1970]

It's a 3 inch multirotor

[MrD-RC]

If the yaw is too fast, reduce the rates.

[FF1970]

I usually use betaflight and I set the expo and rx range easily

[FF1970]

[FF1970]

hello
i want to change the channel range in the cli with rxrange it doesn't work the values ​​are not supported
example rxrange 2 1295 1700 SAVE nothing
i am INAV 7.1.2
i would like to avoid doing it with the radio

[sensei-hacker]

hello i want to change the channel range in the cli with rxrange it doesn't work the values ​​are not supported example rxrange 2 1295 1700 SAVE nothing i am INAV 7.1.2 i would like to avoid doing it with the radio

What exactly are you expecting to happen when you set the range, that isn't happening?

[FF1970]

hello
i am waiting for a reduction in the range of use of the sticks
for a specific use

[sensei-hacker]

hello i am waiting for a reduction in the range of use of the sticks for a specific use

rxrange informs INAV of the range sent by your radio.
It doesn't change what your radio is sending.

What are you actually trying to accomplish - what is your end goal?

[FF1970]

https://github.com/iNavFlight/inav/blob/master/docs/Rx.md
I found a doc

Receiver Channel Range Configuration.
If you have a transmitter/receiver, that output a non-standard pulse range (i.e. 1070-1930 as some Spektrum receivers) you could use rx channel range configuration to map actual range of your transmitter to 1000-2000 as expected by INAV.

The low and high value of a channel range are often referred to as 'End-points'. e.g. 'End-point adjustments / EPA'.

All attempts should be made to configure your transmitter/receiver to use the range 1000-2000 before using this feature as you will have less preceise control if it is used.

To do this you should figure out what range your transmitter outputs and use these values for rx range configuration. You can do this in a few simple steps:

If you have used rc range configuration previously you should reset it to prevent it from altering rc input. Do so by entering the following command in CLI:

rxrange reset
save
Now reboot your FC, connect the configurator, go to the Receiver tab move sticks on your transmitter and note min and max values of first 4 channels. Take caution as you can accidentally arm your craft. Best way is to move one channel at a time.

Go to CLI and set the min and max values with the following command:

rxrange <channel_number>
For example, if you have the range 1070-1930 for the first channel you should use rxrange 0 1070 1930 in the CLI. Be sure to enter the save command to save the settings.

After configuring channel ranges use the sub-trim on your transmitter to set the middle point of pitch, roll, yaw and throttle.

You can also use rxrange to reverse the direction of an input channel, e.g. rxrange 0 2000 1000.