Among many great features, assigning switches, buttons and other input devices to different functions is one of the many reasons for defining OSRC as a Fully Customizable system. Find out how to assign Functions to an input device as well as which functions are available in the latest firmware.
Once inside the Switch Settings, a list of all available switches, buttons and pots will be displayed. This list is directly linked to the options defined in the OSRC Accessories sections. Based on the amount of input devices, the list may be as large as 2 pages and contain not only switches or buttons but also Pots and Sticks.
Each switch, button or pot is marked with the corresponding name, near every location of the input device. For example a switch on the Left Shoulder module can be marked as LS1. To navigate through the list, functions Up, Down, Left and Right are used. To select the appropriate input device, the Select function is used.
Switch Setup
Once the appropriate input device is selected, the User Interface will navigate the operator to the corresponding input device settings section. Based on the type of the input device, the settings may vary and are explained below.
Please Note. Changes made within this menu, shall only be activated once the device is turned Off and back On again. This is a safety feature, to prevent unwanted alterations which could result in a system reset by the user. (Imagine if you forget what you need to do and by mistake reset the Back button to another function. That would leave you in the same menu indefinitely)
DefaultS - Default State
The Default State option can be static or be selectable, based on the type of the input device. Below are the available states for each input device:
| State Name | State Description |
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| On or Off | If the input device is a switch, it shall have an On/Up and Off/Down state. The operator may choose which state he/she is going to configure by selecting the state with the Left or Right function. The settings for each state shall change automatically and will be refreshed for the corresponding selection. |
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| Toggle | If the input device is a button, it shall have only one state, which is On/Up. The operator cannot alter this state and can edit the rest of the options based on this option. |
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| Value | If the input device is a Pot, a Stick or any other device with a variable value control, it shall have this state. The operator cannot alter this state and can edit the rest of the options based on this option. |
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Function & Which
Every action within the Main Unit is based on a function, triggered by the internal firmware or the operator. The operator may change the function for each state of the input device from the ones available within the current firmware version.
In total there are over 40 functions to choose from and they shall keep adding up as the OSRC system grows. For practicality reasons some functions are defined as one Function option and from that group, the corresponding function is selected through the Which Option.
For example if the Menu Up function needs to be selected, the function name for it in the User Interface is MenuNav. The Which value for the Menu Up function is 1.
Below are all available function and their respectful descriptions. Each function Group described below, also shows which Function to choose and which Which number.
User Interface Related Functions
| Function | Which | Function Name | Description |
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| MenuNav | 1 | Menu Up | This function provides the operator with the Up navigation ability through the entire User Interface. |
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| MenuNav | 2 | Menu Right | This function provides the operator with the Right navigation ability through the entire User Interface. |
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| MenuNav | 3 | Menu Down | This function provides the operator with the Down navigation ability through the entire User Interface. |
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| MenuNav | 4 | Menu Left | This function provides the operator with the Left navigation ability through the entire User Interface. |
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| MenuNav | 5 | Menu Enter | This function provides the operator with the Enter ability through the entire User Interface. |
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| MenuNav | 6 | Menu Back | This function provides the operator with the Back ability through the entire User Interface. |
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| MenuNav | 7 | Menu Select | This function provides the operator with the Select ability through the entire User Interface. |
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| MenuNav | 8 | Menu Add | This function provides the operator with the Add ability through the entire User Interface. |
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| MenuNav | 9 | Menu Edit/Clear | This function provides the operator with the Edit/Clear ability through the entire User Interface. |
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| MenuNav | 10 | Menu Delete | This function provides the operator with the Delete ability through the entire User Interface. |
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Flight Mode Related Functions
| Function | Which | Function Name | Description |
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| FlightM-U | 1 | Flight Mode Up | This function provides the operator with the ability to Move Up through the different Flight Modes. |
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| FlightM-D | 1 | Flight Mode Down | This function provides the operator with the ability to Move Down through the different Flight Modes |
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Custom Mixing Related Functions
| Function | Which | Function Name | Description |
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| Mix EN | 1 | Mix 1 Enable | This function provides the operator with the ability to enable the custom Mix 1. |
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| Mix EN | 2 | Mix 2 Enable | This function provides the operator with the ability to enable the custom Mix 2. |
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| Mix EN | 3 | Mix 3 Enable | This function provides the operator with the ability to enable the custom Mix 3. |
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| Mix EN | 4 | Mix 4 Enable | This function provides the operator with the ability to enable the custom Mix 4. |
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| Mix EN | 5 | Mix 5 Enable | This function provides the operator with the ability to enable the custom Mix 5. |
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| Mix EN | 6 | Mix 6 Enable | This function provides the operator with the ability to enable the custom Mix 6. |
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| Mix EN | 7 | Mix 7 Enable | This function provides the operator with the ability to enable the custom Mix 7. |
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| Mix EN | 8 | Mix 8 Enable | This function provides the operator with the ability to enable the custom Mix 8. |
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Custom Timer Related Functions
| Function | Which | Function Name | Description |
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| TimerEN | 1 | Timer 1 Enable | This function provides the operator with the ability to enable the custom Timer 1. |
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| TimerEN | 2 | Timer 2 Enable | This function provides the operator with the ability to enable the custom Timer 2. |
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| TimerEN | 3 | Timer 3 Enable | This function provides the operator with the ability to enable the custom Timer 3. |
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| TimerEN | 4 | Timer 4 Enable | This function provides the operator with the ability to enable the custom Timer 4. |
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Trainer Related Functions
| Function | Which | Function Name | Description |
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| TrainerEN | 1 | Trainer Enable | This function provides the operator with the ability to enable the Trainer functionality within the OSRC's Main Unit Firmware. |
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Motion Record Related Functions
| Function | Which | Function Name | Description |
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| RecordMe | 1 | Record Me | This function provides the operator with the ability to enable the Self Recording ability. When enabled, the system will create a new entry within the User Settings and record the data until disabled. |
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| RecordFr | 1 | Record Friend | This function provides the operator with the ability to enable the Friend Recording ability. When enabled, the system will create a new entry within the Friend Settings and record the data of the selected Friend until disabled. |
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Friend Related Functions
| Function | Which | Function Name | Description |
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| FriendMon | 1 | Friend Monitor | When enabled, this function will provide the operator with Real Time, remote stick movements, directly from the connected Friend system (Just like a Co-Pilot in a real plane would see his controls move from the input of the captain). |
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| FriendTak | 1 | Friend Takeover | If enabled, moving the sticks while connected to a Friend, will override friends input and control remotely the model that is selected by the remote unit. |
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| FriendCop | 1 | Friend Co-Pilot | This function enables features that are directly linked to the Co-Pilot features within the OSRC Main Unit firmware. |
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Display Shortcuts Related Functions
| Function | Which | Function Name | Description |
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| DispSh1 | 1 | Display Shortcut 1 | This function provides direct access to the display the operator chose. If a button or a switch is tied to this function, it will jump to the selected display that has been defined within the Which option. |
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| DispSh2 | 1 | Display Shortcut 2 | This function provides direct access to the display the operator chose. If a button or a switch is tied to this function, it will jump to the selected display that has been defined within the Which option. |
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| DispSh3 | 1 | Display Shortcut 3 | This function provides direct access to the display the operator chose. If a button or a switch is tied to this function, it will jump to the selected display that has been defined within the Which option. |
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| DispSh4 | 1 | Display Shortcut 4 | This function provides direct access to the display the operator chose. If a button or a switch is tied to this function, it will jump to the selected display that has been defined within the Which option. |
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| DispSh5 | 1 | Display Shortcut 5 | This function provides direct access to the display the operator chose. If a button or a switch is tied to this function, it will jump to the selected display that has been defined within the Which option. |
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| DispSh6 | 1 | Display Shortcut 6 | This function provides direct access to the display the operator chose. If a button or a switch is tied to this function, it will jump to the selected display that has been defined within the Which option. |
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Please Note. For the display Shortcuts, the Which option must define the Display ID number.
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Channel Direct Related Functions
| Function | Which | Function Name | Description |
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| ChanDir1 | 1 | Channel Direct 1 | If selected, the function, combined with the channel number that is defined in the Which option, will set the corresponding value to the channel. In case of a Pot, the value will directly correspond to the Pot value and cannot be altered. In case of a Switch, the value can be defined by the Toggle Divider option. |
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| ChanDir2 | 1 | Channel Direct 2 | If selected, the function, combined with the channel number that is defined in the Which option, will set the corresponding value to the channel. In case of a Pot, the value will directly correspond to the Pot value and cannot be altered. In case of a Switch, the value can be defined by the Toggle Divider option. |
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| ChanDir3 | 1 | Channel Direct 3 | If selected, the function, combined with the channel number that is defined in the Which option, will set the corresponding value to the channel. In case of a Pot, the value will directly correspond to the Pot value and cannot be altered. In case of a Switch, the value can be defined by the Toggle Divider option. |
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| ChanDir4 | 1 | Channel Direct 4 | If selected, the function, combined with the channel number that is defined in the Which option, will set the corresponding value to the channel. In case of a Pot, the value will directly correspond to the Pot value and cannot be altered. In case of a Switch, the value can be defined by the Toggle Divider option. |
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| ChanDir5 | 1 | Channel Direct 5 | If selected, the function, combined with the channel number that is defined in the Which option, will set the corresponding value to the channel. In case of a Pot, the value will directly correspond to the Pot value and cannot be altered. In case of a Switch, the value can be defined by the Toggle Divider option. |
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| ChanDir6 | 1 | Channel Direct 6 | If selected, the function, combined with the channel number that is defined in the Which option, will set the corresponding value to the channel. In case of a Pot, the value will directly correspond to the Pot value and cannot be altered. In case of a Switch, the value can be defined by the Toggle Divider option. |
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| ChanDir7 | 1 | Channel Direct 7 | If selected, the function, combined with the channel number that is defined in the Which option, will set the corresponding value to the channel. In case of a Pot, the value will directly correspond to the Pot value and cannot be altered. In case of a Switch, the value can be defined by the Toggle Divider option. |
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| ChanDir8 | 1 | Channel Direct 8 | If selected, the function, combined with the channel number that is defined in the Which option, will set the corresponding value to the channel. In case of a Pot, the value will directly correspond to the Pot value and cannot be altered. In case of a Switch, the value can be defined by the Toggle Divider option. |
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Please Note. For the Channel Direct function, the Which option must define the channel number.
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FPV Channel Related Functions
| Function | Which | Function Name | Description |
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| FPV Ch-U | 1 | FPV Channel Up | If used, the corresponding Switch or Button will scroll Up through the available 8 channels. |
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| FPV Ch-D | 1 | FPV Channel Down | If used, the corresponding Switch or Button will scroll Down through the available 8 channels. |
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Tog-Div - Toggle Divider
If the function Channel Direct is chosen for the selected Input Device and the Input device is a Button or a Switch, you can define into how many equal values should each toggle increment.
For example, a value of 3 divisions would divide the value (starting from the Minimum End Point and finishing with the Maximum End Point) into 6 sections. The way this works is that the system recognizes all values as Positive and Negative. From the Minimum Value to its middle we have a Negative Value. From the middle to the Maximum Value we have a Positive Value.
Based on the above, the Toggle Divider will divide both Negative Values and Positive Values into 3 Sections.
Polarity
Polarity is used to define at which direction will the value be incremented. A Negative polarity shall increment the channel values towards the absolute Minimum channel limit. A Positive polarity shall increment the channel values towards the absolute Maximum channel limit.
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