Besides just bluntly taking over remotely or with a wire, ones model, there are amazing features that provide multiple operators with Real Time feedback and control through the sticks. Find out how to configure these features in this section. Although not many, the settings that are related to the Trainer functionality of the system do quite the task of keeping up communication between both Master and Slave units while operating. The trainer feature on the Main Unit can be thought to operate similarly to the Friend Take-Over or Friend Monitor. However the Trainer function performs both task simultaneously. When enabled, may it be through a cable or wirelessly, the unit shall move the sticks based on the motions deriving from the second unit and at the same time give the ability to the operator to take over control at any time. The same function fan be seen in a real plane...

Due to the versatile communication options available on-board the Main Unit, it is possible to create friends and list them for sharing Real Time Stick movements, record them, become a Co-Pilot and achieve many other actions with multiple friends at the same time. Once inside the Friend List menu, a list of all the Friends you have added to your device shall appear. To add a new Friend the Add functions is used. Once triggered, OSRC shall begin searching for available OSRC units within the RF range. Once found, a notification window shall appear, asking both the operator and the remote unit to confirm the connection. Once a connection is established, the list shall be refreshed and the Call Sign of your friend will be displayed. All settings related to the Friends unit will be automatically transferred and stored on-board the operators unit for future use. Deleting a friend can be...

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...