TruTrak Sorcerer – Outdated - Manual (Page 17)

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tone to the audio system.
Adjust the value between 0 and
16 for the desired volume.
Once the audio level has been
set, press the up control on the
vertical speed rocker to advance
to the next setup screen, which
is shown below.
The next setup screen is the
external DG/HSI setup screen.
Use the encoder to select either
Y (yes) or
N (no) depending on
whether an external DG or HSI
is connected to the system.
Press the up control on the
vertical speed rocker to advance
to the next setup screen, which
is shown below.
Answer
Y (yes) or N (no)
to indicate whether or not a yaw
damper is present. If N is
selected, this is the final lateral
setup mode. Press enter to exit
the lateral setup mode. If Y is
selected push the up control on
the vertical speed rocker to
advance to the next setup mode,
which is shown below.
If the YAW DAMPER?
was answered with Y, then the
next setup screen will be for YD
LEVELING. This is the fine
adjustment for the leveling of
the yaw damper module. The
value for leveling is adjustable
from -8 to 8 and is used as
necessary to have the yaw
damper keep the aircraft
slip/skid indicator (ball)
centered when the yaw damper
is engaged and the autopilot is
flying the aircraft straight and
level. When adjusting this
value, allow a few seconds for
the yaw damper to respond to
each new value setting. Once
the yaw damper leveling has
been set, push the up control on
the vertical speed rocker to
advance to the final setup
screen, which is shown below.
The final setup screen is for
yaw damper activity. The yaw
damper activity functions
exactly like the lateral and
vertical activity settings. This
setting is adjustable from 0 to
12, where zero is the lowest
activity and 12 is the highest
activity. Once the activity has
been set, push enter to exit the
lateral setup mode.
Pitch Setup
The pitch (vertical) setup
consists of setting activity and
torque in a manner similar to
that done for the aileron servo
in the lateral setup. To enter the
vertical setup mode, press and
hold the [ALT] button for two
or more seconds, until the first