Q. What is dead band width and why do I want to program it?
A. The dead band width is configured in microseconds or "µs". It is the "space" the neutral point takes up. The larger the number, the wider the dead band will be. Large planes and surface vehicles often will "gang" several servos together on one control surface. It is important that these servos have matched dead band widths to avoid having them "fight" each other at the center point.