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# Enabled Features

<figure><img src="https://content.gitbook.com/content/P2t2HC29IiiujobytzG7/blobs/gZw0BSCY48v0d80Kb2Ld/enabledfeatures.png" alt=""><figcaption><p>Enabled Features</p></figcaption></figure>

The **Enabled Features** section of **Model Setup** allows you to configure which tabs are visible in the selected model's radio setup and model settings area of EdgeTX. You can select the following options:

* **Global** - When selected, the tab will take the global value configured in the **Enabled Features** area in **Radio Setup**. The configured global value will display next to the option.
* **On** - When selected, this tab will be visible when this model is loaded.
* **Off** - When selected, this tab will not be visible when this model is loaded.

{% hint style="info" %}
***Note:*** Turning off a tab only hides the tab and does not change the items already configured in that tab.

**EXCEPTION:** Turning off the Global / Special Functions tab will disable configured global / special functions for that model.
{% endhint %}


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