Detailed Answer
Dead zone calibration is used on joystick/proportional control remote controls: it calibrates the output range corresponding to the joystick center position (the dead zone) to the standard value, avoiding output jitter caused by slight joystick drift. If the dead zone is too small, jitter causes accidental actuation; if too large, operation feels sluggish. LIDER and XINGJIA proportional control models support dead zone calibration via a parameter programmer or specific button combinations. After calibration, control precision improves significantly, suitable for precision lifting.
| Function | Eliminates drift jitter |
| Too large | Sluggish operation |
| Too small | Output jitter |
Note:Always complete dead zone calibration before using a proportional control model.