Parameter list FusionX

Menus

System

Vehicle control

Analog Receiver

SBus Receiver

Drive

Smoker

Turret

Weapons

Light

Servos

Battle

Sound volume

Sound

Parameter

Menu: System

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Battery voltage in milivolts

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When the voltage drops below this level, the electronics shut down because of under-voltage.

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Battery type to determine the undervoltage shutoff level

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The type of currently used receiver.

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The language of spoken announcements. Requires a restart of the central unit after change.

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Menu: Vehicle control

Shows if direct control is active or not. Direct control is only active when no receiver is connected on power up.

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Left stick for turret and elevation, right stick for acceleration and steering

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All available functions of the vehicle

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User sounds

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Menu: Analog Receiver

All channels, which are linked to the receiver and which contain a valid signal. From left to right: brown, orange, yellow, green, blue, violet, grey, white.

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These values show the current state of channels 1-4 (brown, orange, yellow, green) in %. The values should go from -100% (lowest most position) to +100% (upper most position).

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These values show the current state of channels 5-8 (blue, violet, grey, white) in %. The values should go from -100% (lowest most position) to +100% (upper most position).

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The current position of the function selector (channel 5, blue). It determines the functions mapped to the left stick (channels 3, yellow and 4, green).

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Sets the mode for the channel 1 (brown, usually right stick, vertical axis)

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Sets the signal reverse of the channel

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Sets the signal reverse of the channel

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Sets the signal reverse of the channel

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Sets the mode for the channel 3 (yellow, usually left stick, vertical axis)

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Sets the signal reverse of the channel

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Sets the signal reverse of the channel

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Sets the signal reverse of the channel

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Sets the signal reverse of the channel

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Sets the signal reverse of the channel

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Submenu: Functions 1 – 8 (Left stick, channel 5 (blue) full down)

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Submenu: Functions 9 – 16 (Left stick, channel 5 (blue) half down)

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Submenu: Functions 17 – 24 (Left stick, channel 5 (blue) half up)

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Submenu: Functions 25 – 32 (Left stick, channel 5 (blue) full up)

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Submenu: Functions 33 – 36 (Channel 6, violet)

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Submenu: Functions 37 – 40 (Channel 7, grey)

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Menu: SBus Receiver

Indicates if the channels are in the neutral position or not. The symbols are: ” – shows the direction in which the trimming must be changed to reach the neutral position. ‘O’ – signal of the given channel is in neutral position.

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Indicates if the channels are in the neutral position or not. The symbols are: ” – shows the direction in which the trimming must be changed to reach the neutral position. ‘O’ – signal of the given channel is in neutral position.

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These values show the current state of each proportional channel in %. They already include the dead zone. If the values don’t reach the whole range from -100% to +100%, it indicates a misconfiguration of the radio. This may cause a limitation in the functionality of the electronics.

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These values show the current state of each proportional channel in %. They already include the dead zone. If the values don’t reach the whole range from -100% to +100%, it indicates a misconfiguration of the radio. This may cause a limitation in the functionality of the electronics.

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These values show the current state of each proportional channel in %. They already include the dead zone. If the values don’t reach the whole range from -100% to +100%, it indicates a misconfiguration of the radio. This may cause a limitation in the functionality of the electronics.

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These values show the current state of each proportional channel in %. They already include the dead zone. If the values don’t reach the whole range from -100% to +100%, it indicates a misconfiguration of the radio. This may cause a limitation in the functionality of the electronics.

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Submenu: Functions 1 – 4 (Channel 5)

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Submenu: Functions 5 – 8 (Channel 6)

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Submenu: Functions 9 – 12 (Channel 7)

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Submenu: Functions 13 – 16 (Channel 8)

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Submenu: Functions 17 – 20 (Channel 9)

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Submenu: Functions 21 – 24 (Channel 10)

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Submenu: Functions 25 – 28 (Channel 11)

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Submenu: Functions 29 – 32 (Channel 12)

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Submenu: Functions 33 – 36 (Channel 13)

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Submenu: Functions 37 – 40 (Channel 14)

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Submenu: Functions 41 – 44 (Channel 15)

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Menu: Drive

Gearbox type for the main drive. Either standard (one motor per chain) or overlay (one motor drive, one motor steering).

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Depends of motor type. Some motors may loss torque and may run slower if the frequency is too high. On the other side, the higher the frequency the ‘smoother’ the movement..

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The state of the engine: ignited or off.

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Current speed of the left drive engine

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Current speed of the right drive engine

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Motor power level for Vmax ahead

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Motor power level for Vmax back

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Max motor power level for spin turn. If set to 0, spin turn is deactivated.

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Motor power level on which the vehicle starts to move. If set properly, the motor sound changes in the moment the vehicle starts.

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Motor power level on which the simulated second gear is activated. The acceleration value of the second gear should be lower than in the first gear, so the vehicle needs more time to speedup.

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Motor power level on which the simulated third gear is activated. The acceleration value of the third gear should be lower than in the second gear, so the vehicle needs more time to speedup.

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Acceleration value for lower speeds (1st gear). The higher the value, the slower accelerates the vehicle and the lower the simulated mass inertia. A value of 10 means, that it would take 10 seconds for the vehicle to accelerate from halt to 100% speed.

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Acceleration value for higher speeds (2nd gear). The higher the value, the slower accelerates the vehicle and the lower the simulated mass inertia. A value of 10 means, that it would take 10 seconds for the vehicle to accelerate from halt to 100% speed.

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Acceleration value for higher speeds (3rd gear). The higher the value, the slower accelerates the vehicle and the lower the simulated mass inertia. A value of 10 means, that it would take 10 seconds for the vehicle to accelerate from halt to 100% speed.

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Duration of jolt simulation on gear change in 0,1 seconds. Value of 0 activates the jolt for the entire time of the gear shift sound.

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The power of the jolt simulation on gear change in %. Value of 0 disables the jolt.

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Minimum deceleration value for braking. It corresponds to the neutral position of the acceleration stick. The lower the value, the shorter the braking distance. A value of 10 means, that it would take 10 seconds for the vehicle to stop from full speed.

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Maximal deceleration value for braking. It takes effect in approx. -80% deflection of the acceleration stick and corresponds to the highest simulated braking power. The lower the value, the shorter the braking distance. A value of 10 means, that it would take 10 seconds for the vehicle to stop from full speed.

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The vehicle holds for a certain amount of time if being stopped. This behavior simulates the delay which is necessary to change the gear. The value sets the timespan in 0.1 secs (a value of 10 means 1 second hold time).

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The higher the value the more the outer drive motor is accelerated when cornering, the tighter are the turns.

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The higher the value the more the inner drive motor is braked when cornering, the tighter are the turns.

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Menu: Smoker

The state of the smoker after power up (on or off)

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The dedicated voltage of the smoker unit in Volts.

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Current power level of the smoker unit in %

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Time for preheating the heating wire of the smoke generator. The ignition sequence is delayed by this time in seconds.

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Submenu: Smoke volume in %

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Menu: Turret

Motor power level on which the turret starts to move

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Motor power level for maximum turret speed.

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Current rotation speed of the turret

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Motor power level on which the gun starts to move

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Max motor power level for gun elevation movement.

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Current gun elevation speed

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Menu: Weapons

Submenu: Main weapon

Main weapon reloading time in seconds. This parameter is ignored when the battle functions are activated.

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Standard: default operation. Works for all HengLong/Taigen tanks. Airsoft: setting for air soft guns. Requires the barrel end position switch to be attached to the board to synchronize the shot sound with the airsoft canon. Airsoft with recoil: setting for air soft guns with additional recoil. Requires the barrel end position switch and the recoil electronics to be attached to the board. Tamiya recoil: Tamiya recoil mechanics.

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This parameter defines the duration of the recoil unit retraction. After the expiration of this term the movement is slowed down which simulates the turn back. This value depends on the type of the recoil unit and the mechanical friction of the system. One unit correspond to 0.1 sec time. A value of 5 means that the barrel will slow down 0.5 sec after the shot. Applies only for the Tamiya(tm) recoil mechanics.

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Speed of the gun retraction. Applies only for the Tamiya(tm) recoil mechanics.

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Speed of the gun extraction. Applies only for the Tamiya(tm) recoil mechanics.

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Strength of recoil effect on the vehicle’s chassis. Should be only applied on assault guns. Too high values may damage the motors and/or the gearbox! Value of 0 disables the effect. The number corresponds to the motor power in %.

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Time of the whole recoil process in 0,1 sec.

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Submenu: MG functions

Cadence of main MG in 10 shots/minute. Value of 100 means 1000 shots/minute.

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Cadence of aux MG in 10 shots/minute. Value of 100 means 1000 shots/minute.

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Submenu: AA functions

Cadence of the main gun when configured as AA gun in 10 shots/minute. Value of 100 means 1000 shots/minute.

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If set to on, the muzzle flash works in sync with the recoil servos. Only applies if the main gun is an AA-gun. Only works it recoil servos are used.

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Menu: Light

The state of the main light after power up.

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The brightness of the front light (dimmer)

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The brightness of the combined rear light (dimmer). Rear light function.

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The brightness of the combined rear light (dimmer). Brake light function.

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The level of motor sound loudness where the light doesn’t flicker on ignition any more. Should be set to a value that disable flickering when the engine sounds as ignited. This value should be higher than the next parameter to work properly.

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The maximal level of light dimming while motor ignition. If the value is too low, nearly no flickering is visible. Is the value too high, the lamps flicker too heavy.

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Submenu: FX Expander

Shows if the FX Expander is attached and operable

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The state of the lights after power up.

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The state of the lights after power up.

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The state of the lights after power up.

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Time for the on time of a blinker in 0.01 secs. A value of 100 corresponds to 1 second.

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Time for the off time of a blinker in 0.01 secs. A value of 100 corresponds to 1 second.

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Menu: Servos

Shows if the hardware to handle the servos is attached and available.

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Submenu: Servo 1

working mode

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Servo reverse. Reverses the servo movement.

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Defines the way of the movement of the servo. Left stop.

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Defines the way of the movement of the servo. Right stop.

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Parameter 1 of the servo. Function depends on the current mode of the servo. See manual for details.

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Parameter 2 of the servo. Function depends on the current mode of the servo. See manual for details.

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Parameter 3 of the servo. Function depends on the current mode of the servo. See manual for details.

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Submenu: Servo 2

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Servo reverse. Reverses the servo movement.

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Defines the way of the movement of the servo. Left stop.

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Defines the way of the movement of the servo. Right stop.

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Parameter 1 of the servo. Function depends on the current mode of the servo. See manual for details.

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Parameter 2 of the servo. Function depends on the current mode of the servo. See manual for details.

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Parameter 3 of the servo. Function depends on the current mode of the servo. See manual for details.

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Submenu: Servo 3

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Servo reverse. Reverses the servo movement.

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Defines the way of the movement of the servo. Left stop.

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Defines the way of the movement of the servo. Right stop.

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Parameter 1 of the servo. Function depends on the current mode of the servo. See manual for details.

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Parameter 2 of the servo. Function depends on the current mode of the servo. See manual for details.

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Parameter 3 of the servo. Function depends on the current mode of the servo. See manual for details.

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Menu: Battle

Shows if the FusionX Battle is attached and operable.

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Currently active mode of the battle unit. Either off, heavy, medium, light or test.

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Menu: Sound volume

Main volume control. Either internal by potentiometer (knob) attached to the board or external via remote control.

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Modifies the current volume of the drive motors (and only the drive motors) by a given value. Any value other than +/-0 may cause lowered quality.

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Modifies the current volume of the main gun (if available) by a given value. Any value other than +/-0 may cause lowered quality.

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Modifies the current volume of the machine gun (if available) by a given value. Any value other than +/-0 may cause lowered quality.

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Modifies the current volume of the turret rotation (if available) by a given value. Any value other than +/-0 may cause lowered quality.

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Modifies the current volume of the alternative turret rotation (if available) by a given value. Any value other than +/-0 may cause to lowered quality.

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Modifies the current volume of the gun elevation (if available) by a given value. Any value other than +/-0 may cause lowered quality.

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Modifies the current volume of the driving collateral noise (if available) like track squeal by a given value. Any value other than +/-0 may cause lowered quality.

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Modifies the current volume of IR battle related sounds. Any value other than +/-0 may cause lowered quality.

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Modifies the current volume of the user defined sounds (if available) by a given value. Any value other than +/-0 may cause to lowered quality.

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Modifies the current volume of the ambient sounds (if available) by a given value. Any other value than +/-0 may cause lowered quality.

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Menu: Sound

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Defined user sounds in the current sample set.

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If set to ‘on’, an empty function is announces by a corresponding sound.

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Submenu: Main Engine

Time in minutes until the motor has completely cooled down. If the motor is reignited before the cool down time is over, a warm start is executed (shorter ignition) if provided with the sample set. The active sample set must support this feature (at least one sample for warm start defined).

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Setting for gear shift. Off: no gear shift samples are played. Ahead only: gear shifting only when driving ahead (for example for trucks). On: gear shift is always played.

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This parameter determines the pitch of the acceleration sound. The higher the value the greater is the difference of the tone pitch of the acceleration sound. Value of 50 means that the tone varies by 50%. 0 disables the pitch modulation.

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Submenu: Collateral Sounds

Activates/deactivates the collateral drive sounds (for example chain squeal). These are sounds which are played when the vehicle is running. The faster the vehicle runs the shorter is the pause between two sounds. This feature only works if the active sound set supports it.

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Motor power level from with the collateral drive sounds are played. The value should be slightly higher than the vehicle’s Vmin.

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The delay between two collateral drive sounds on low speed (defined by the parameter ‘Collateral sound at speed’) in seconds. This value MUST be greater than the value of ‘delay on max speed’. A value of 10 corresponds to 1 second between two sounds.

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The delay between two collateral drive sounds on max speed in seconds. This value MUST be lower than the value of ‘delay on low speed’. A value of 10 corresponds to 1 second between two sounds.

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Submenu: Turret sounds

Turret sound when the main engine is off.

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Turret sound when the main engine is on.

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Describes, how strong the turret sample is speeded up depending on turret rotation speed. 100% means, on the highest turret rotation speed the sound is played twice as fast as on minimum speed. 0% means, no change in the tone pitch. This parameter refers to the standard turret sounds.

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This parameter determines the pitch of the main engine idle sound when the turret is rotated. The higher the value the higher is the main engine idle sound when turret is rotated. 0 disables the pitch modulation.

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Describes, how strong the turret sample is speeded up depending on turret rotation speed. 100% means, on the highest turret rotation speed the sound is played twice as fast as on minimum speed. 0% means, no change in the tone pitch. This parameter refers to the alternative turret sounds.

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Submenu: Gun elevation

Sound type of gun elevation

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Describes, how strong the elevation sample is speeded up depending on gun elevation speed. 100% means, on the highest elevation speed the sound is played twice as fast as on minimum speed. 0% means, no change in the tone pitch.

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Submenu: Main weapon

The sound which is played when the main weapon is being shot

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Activates/deactivates the impact sounds. They are played after a random amount of time and with to the time corresponding volume after a shot from the main weapon.

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Submenu: MGs

The sound which is played when the main MG is being shot

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The sound which is played when the auxiliary MG is being shot

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Submenu: Ambient

Ambient sounds are played randomly. The minimum and maximum delay between two events may be defined by the user. This feature only works if the active sound set supports it.

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Shortest possible delay between two ambient sounds in seconds. Must be shorter than ‘max. delay’.

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Longest possible delay between two ambient sounds in seconds. Must be greater than ‘min. delay’.

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If enabled, every ambient sound is played with a diced volume (between -50% and the current volume setting from the volume menu).