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Update messages (#4270)
* Add CRASHFLIP tooltip * Add vtxTableBandsHelp message * Remove duplicate message * Add POSHOLD message
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locales/en/messages.json

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"message": "There is no motor output protocol selected",
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"description": "Message that pops up to describe the MOTOR_PROTO arming disable flag"
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},
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"initialSetupArmingDisableFlagsTooltipCRASHFLIP": {
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"message": "Crash Flip Switch is active",
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"description": "Message that pops to describe the CRASHFLIP arming disable flag"
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},
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"initialSetupArmingDisableFlagsTooltipARM_SWITCH": {
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"message": "One of the others disarm flags is active when arming",
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"description": "Message that pops up to describe the ARM_SWITCH arming disable flag"
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"message": "D Max increases D during quicker gyro and/or stick movements.<br><br>The 'Gain' factor increases D when the aircraft turns quickly or is shaking in propwash. Usually only 'Gain' is needed. <br><br>The 'Advance' factor increases D towards D Max during stick inputs. Usually it is not needed and should be set to zero. Advance can be useful for low authority aircraft that tend to overshoot heavily.<br><br>Higher Gain values (eg 40) may be more suitable for freestyle by lifting D more readily.<br><br>WARNING: One of Gain or Advance must be set above about 20 or D will not increase as it should. Setting both to zero will lock D at the base value.",
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"description": "D Max feature helpicon message"
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},
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"pidTuningDerivativeHelp": {
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"message": "Baseline damping of ANY motion of the aircraft. <br /><br />Opposes movement whether caused by stick inputs or external influences (e.g. prop-wash or wind gusts)<br /><br />Higher D gains provide more stability and reduce overshoot.<br /><br />D amplifies noise (magnifies by 10x to 100x). This can burn out motors if gains are too high or D isn't filtered well.<br /><br />D-term is a bit like the shock absorber on your car.",
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"description": "Derivative helpicon message on PID table titlebar"
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},
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"pidTuningPidSettings": {
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"message": "PID Controller Settings"
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},
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"message": "Use to toggle PIDAUDIO",
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"description": "Help text to PIDAUDIO mode"
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},
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"auxiliaryHelpMode_POSHOLD": {
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"message": "Position hold mode",
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"description": "Help text to POSHOLD mode"
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},
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"auxiliaryHelpMode_PREARM": {
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"message": "When arming, wait for this switch to be activated before actually arming",
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"description": "Help text to PREARM mode"
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"message": "Number of bands",
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"description": "Text of one of the fields of the VTX Table element in the VTX tab"
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},
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"vtxTableBandsHelp": {
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"message": "This defines the number of bands required for the VTX",
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"description": "Help for the number of bands field of the VTX Table element in the VTX tab"
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},
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"vtxTableChannels": {
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"message": "Number of channels by band",
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"description": "Text of one of the fields of the VTX Table element in the VTX tab"

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