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How do I know what condition takes 'priority' over others? (For example, can I make throttle hold override all other conditions?)
The conditions are in reverse priority order. That is to say condition 8 takes priority over 7, takes priority over 6, and so on.
So, if you want throttle hold to take priority over all other conditions, place your throttle hold condition last. To do so:
- Go to condition select (P B F)
- Write down the condition # of the condition you want to move to last. In my example, the 4th condition is condition # 13-HOLD. I want to move #13 to the 8th position.
- Select condition #4 (or the # you want to remove it FROM) (D)
- Reset that position to NULL (H)
- Select the desired position to edit ( R H)
- Set the desired condition into this position (in my example, #13) I F F O
- ASSIGN THE DESIRED SWITCH as your switch setting was lost when you changed condition selection.
Now lets test it. Look at the condition name on the very top of the screen. Go into a condition you want the throttle hold to override by throwing the switch. In my case, switch C moves from normal to 2 different special conditions I've created. I move the switch to position C down. Now I turn on throttle hold. Throttle hold takes over.
Now put the C switch back to up. Turn on throttle hold and make sure it is active. Move switch C through both positions Throttle hold remains in control.
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