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synco_enable

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Description

Specifies SYNCO signal status.

Syntax

Read

Gets current status of SYNCO signal.

Example

bool syncoStatus;
syncoStatus = dsm.synco_enable;

Write

Sets new SYNCO signal status.

Example

dsm.synco_enable = true;

Notes

The SYNCO signal should normally only be used to synchronize a Slave board. The SYNCO signal is always off when in Slave mode regardless of the synco_enable setting.