GRAUPNER 32032, Programming Manual

Page 1: ...33020 mc 20HoTT 2 en Programming Manual o Pro Pro mc 20 mc 20...

Page 2: ...mended chargers 17 Battery operation timer in display 18 Lithium battery CR 2032 18 Joystick length adjustment 18 Joystick conversions 19 Holder bracket for transmitter straps 20 Installing additional...

Page 3: ...of its service life It must be turned over to a recycling collection point for electric and electronic apparatus The materials can be recycled according to their markings You make an important contrib...

Page 4: ...ressure stresses Always check units for damage to housings and cables Do not use units which have been damaged or become wet even after they are dry again Only those components and accessories which w...

Page 5: ...acturer s charging instructions are always to be followed this includes mandatory adherence to the length of charging time Never leave batteries being charged unattended Never attempt to charge primar...

Page 6: ...a second lter can be attached to the servo Using electronic speed controllers Choosing the right electronic controller is largely a matter of matching controller performance to the motor to be contro...

Page 7: ...tions are to be safeguarded If the unit is transferred to another user these instructions should certainly be passed along to the new user General notices LiIo LiPo batteries require particularly atte...

Page 8: ...of whatever nature is to be avoided Individual battery cells and batteries are not toys and must therefore not get into the hands of children Batteries cells must be kept out of the reach of children...

Page 9: ...rning will appear in the display Disposal of used batteries Some countries have laws requiring that all used batteries be turned over to an authorized collection center Disposing of batteries along wi...

Page 10: ...keys CAP Touch Simply select the given model type from the mc 20 HoTT program and its software will assemble all signi cant mixer functions and coupling functions automatically This eliminates the ne...

Page 11: ...as many as 75 channels and wider channel spread Intelligent data transfer with correction function Over 200 systems can be used simultaneously The HoTT technique of bidirectional communication between...

Page 12: ...rol functions Protection against obsolescence is provided by virtue of a fast 32 bit operating system with modern ash memory that can be updated Blue back lighted MULTI DATA GRAPHIK LCD monitor with s...

Page 13: ...d here This additional information will then appear in the newly designed model select function Logical switches this function permits two switches to be coupled as and or or logic functions The resul...

Page 14: ...icro SD card 2 GB for HoTT transmitter 33032 2 Transmitter metal hanger for mc 20 33032 3 Hand rests for mc 20 2 piece 33801 HoTT transmitter antenna Technical data for the GR 32 Dual HoTT receiver Or...

Page 15: ...15 For your notes...

Page 16: ...in chargers from other manufacturers or chargers intended for other battery types Charger output voltage which is too high or possibly even different plug polarity see further below can cause immense...

Page 17: ...to the charger and only then connect the cable s other end into the charging jack on the transmitter Never allow the bare ends of the banana plugs to come into contact with one another when the other...

Page 18: ...the transmitter battery there is a xture containing a lithium battery type CR 2032 which can be replaced by the user This battery maintains the date and time settings during a transmitter power suppl...

Page 19: ...neutralized operation Open the transmitter To change the joystick s factory setting locate the screw shown in the gure below enclosed in a white circle Note The aggregate for the right joystick is a m...

Page 20: ...nstallation to avoid short circuit conditions Be sure to pay attention that soldered points on the transmitter board do not come into contact with metal objects Unoccupied holes in the transmitter s h...

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Page 22: ...smitter s DSC socket is accessible The standard two pole DSC jack in the mc 20 HoTT transmitter is used as the teacher or pupil jack as well as an interface to ight simulators To ensure a proper DSC c...

Page 23: ...0 00h M V RX VOLT 4 8V Removing the memory card Press the SC card a bit further into the card slot to The so called DATA jack is located at the right of this group of connector sockets This jack is i...

Page 24: ...vol of the General basic settings menu page 259 Headset connector release the slot s latch then pull out the memory card Data acquisition storage The storage of data on the SD card is coupled to the...

Page 25: ...nu page 77 or 85 by selecting either HoTT or EXT PPM If necessary the signal provided on this connection can be inverted by selecting the appropriate option for the line ext PPM signal in this same me...

Page 26: ...for the transmitter s date and time settings see Info display menu on page 266 Transmitter battery Observe charging rules see page 16 Plug in locations Six free plug in locations for additional switc...

Page 27: ...27 For your notes...

Page 28: ...elemetry menu and basic display scroll one of the four directions with every tap e f c d simultaneous horizontal tap ef changeover between basic display and servo display simultaneous vertical tap of...

Page 29: ...cause a switch from the transmitters base screen as well as from almost any menu position into the Servo display menu Keys to the right of the display S ET key After switching the transmitter on a br...

Page 30: ...ing the ESC and SET keys for about 2 s Quick Select From the multi function list a jump can be made into a Structure overview by way of a brief simultaneous tap on the cd or ef keys of the right touch...

Page 31: ...ished by touching and holding the ESC and SET keys simultaneously for about two seconds while the mc 20 HoTT transmitter is in its basic display This lockout condition is indicated by a key symbol loc...

Page 32: ...splay contrast SD card delivered with the set includes the following languages German English French Italian Spanish The given active language packet can be swapped out either with the PC program avai...

Page 33: ...very update Also backup all occupied model memories so they can be restored if that should become necessary S E C R E T M O D E TOP LCD CONTRAST VOICE UPDATE 0 FIRMWARE UPDATE BOTTOM LCD CONTRAST 0 In...

Page 34: ...a winged aircraft or a helicopter is irrelevant Wait for the notices which typically appear in the transmitter s base screen following a model change then jump to the Servo display menu for example b...

Page 35: ...calibration of the right joystick s left limit The circle in the middle of the stylized joystick plane will now blink as con rmation of the calibration STICK CALIBRATION 100 d c Now release the self n...

Page 36: ...ed on page 240 selected in the SENSOR SELECT sub menu of the Telemetry menu SENSOR SELECT RECEIVER GENERAL MODULE VARIO MODULE ELECTRIC AIR MOD GPS in order to activate their display This data from th...

Page 37: ...isplay the data acquired by a General Engine module order no 33610 or a General Air module order no 33611 More details about these modules can be found in the appendix or in Internet at www graupner d...

Page 38: ...DULE RX S QUA 100 RX S ST 100 TX dBm 33dBm RX dBm 33dBm RX SPG 4 8 TMP V PACK 10ms CH OUTPUT TYPE ONCE RECEIVER GENERAL ELECT AIR VARIO GPS 0 0V 0m 3s BAT1 0m 1s BAT2 0 0V T2 0 C T1 0 C 0 1L0 00 2L0 0...

Page 39: ...m s data originating from a Vario integrated into a Electric Air module order no 33620 VARIO RX S QUA 100 RX S ST 100 TX dBm 33dBm RX dBm 33dBm RX SPG 4 8 TMP V PACK 10ms CH OUTPUT TYPE ONCE RECEIVER...

Page 40: ...ng location The displayed items are as follows Value Explanation W N O S west north east south Kmh speed RXSQ return channel signal strength DIS distance ALT current altitude with respect to starting...

Page 41: ...41 For your notes...

Page 42: ...ill then brie y show the message CAN T RECEIVE DATA and in parallel to this the transmitter s basic display will appear similar to that shown below 01 0 00h Stop watch Flight tim K78 0 00 0 4 1V 0 00...

Page 43: ...Save mode see page 208 i e servos will remain in their current positions until a new valid signal can be received In such a case increase the distance between the transmitter and the model containing...

Page 44: ...ver software included in the USB Drivers folder of the program packet onto your PC or laptop so your computer can handle the transmitter s integrated USB interface Start driver installation with a dou...

Page 45: ...the Download Start button After a brief period a warning will appear stating that the transmitter s RF transmission will now be interrupted and that because of this any receiver system currently in op...

Page 46: ...ussed across i e common for all numbered connections The function of every individual channel is determined by the transmitter used not by the receiver It is not only the throttle servo connection whi...

Page 47: ...attery connections Connect the power supply preferably by way of the socket s which are close to connectors of attached servos Where only high power servos are connected it may be necessary to use all...

Page 48: ...ondary cell battery is also rated for a signi cantly greater number of charge discharge cycles than for example LiPo batteries The nominal 6 6 V output of a 2 cell LiFe battery pack does not present a...

Page 49: ...omatic charger is to be used for charging perform several test charging procedures to ensure the awless functionality of its automatic shut off This applies particularly if you want to charge the stan...

Page 50: ...nnect the USB interface with the included USB cable to the PC or laptop PC USB mini USB interface connector A red LED on the interface board should illuminate for a few seconds even though the connect...

Page 51: ...display and progress bar will show you the progress of the rmware update The update is concluded when the text Complete 100 or Complete appears in the bottom line of the status display Both LEDs on th...

Page 52: ...vos are connected to the receiver depends on the type of model Follow the connection layouts provided for this on pages 61 and 65 Also observe the safety notices provided on pages 4 9 Installation not...

Page 53: ...53 For your notes...

Page 54: ...os 5 16 max is freely programmable Important notice Inputs 5 15 for helicopters and 5 16 for winged aircraft are generally free i e not assigned in the transmitter s basic programming Function input T...

Page 55: ...with one another to create logical AND and OR functionality A total of 8 logical switches L1 L8 can be programmed see page 138 Fixed switches FXI and FX This type of switch turns a function e g a tim...

Page 56: ...ed ON position or as described at the right in Assignment of external switches to select a switch from the list of External switches This concludes the assignment The switch symbol to the right of the...

Page 57: ...for the C1 joystick In this case the glow plug heater switch is controlled by a transmitter mixer Automatic switch on off of the timer to measure pure ight time for a helicopter by way of a control sw...

Page 58: ...separately for each joystick plane in a range of 1 10 for xed wing models and in a range of 0 10 for helicopter models A trim function can be deactivated by selecting 0 steps which can be advantageous...

Page 59: ...59 For your notes...

Page 60: ...and elevators in the Phase trim menu Up to 8 ight phases can be programmed into each of the 80 model memory locations Except for C1 trim digital trim will be stored on a ight phase basis C1 trim perm...

Page 61: ...ron or left aileron free or 2nd elevator or aux function Receiver power supply Airbrake or throttle servo or speed controller electric motor Right aileron or aux function Flap or left flap Right flap...

Page 62: ...ver Elevators correct rudder reversed Reverse polarity of servos 3 4 in the Servo adjustment menu AND swap them on the receiver Delta ying wing Elevator and aileron reversed Reverse the polarity of se...

Page 63: ...63 For your notes...

Page 64: ...ve mixers that can be programed and these can also be switched on or off depending on the ight phase in the MIX active phase menu Beyond this there are also 4 dual mixers available The Helicopter mixe...

Page 65: ...ver power supply free or aux function free or aux function SUMO SUMI connection Receiver power supply Receiver power supply free or aux function free or aux function free or aux function free or aux f...

Page 66: ...1 06 E16 free free free free 00 12h In the transmitter s delivered state the rst model memory is initialized to the xed wing model type and the receiver in the delivery is bound to this model The time...

Page 67: ...ter off When the transmitter is switched on again the undesired occupation of the that model memory will have to be erased from another memory location If a non active memory location is erased it wil...

Page 68: ...uation will only change after appropriate assignments have been made in the Control adjust menu On the other hand if a newly initialized model memory is to be put into operation then it MUST rst be ap...

Page 69: ...Basic settings model menu page 76 or 84 The code if present for the receiver bound to the model memory location will appear after the model number Select the Model select menu with the selection keys...

Page 70: ...mation request Model really Ultimate to be erased NO YES 02 to appear A NO response will cause the process to be canceled and a return to the previous screen Selecting the YES response with the f sele...

Page 71: ...f the left or right touch pad 03 04 05 01 free 01 23hR16 Ultimate 02 Graubele 1234g 080811 00 44hR12 Starlet BELL47G 00 33hR08 00 22hR08 Test trim needed export to SD Card After con rming the selected...

Page 72: ...hen also if a receiver system is currently switched on switch off that receiver too This is to be done for reasons of safety Select the model to be imported from the SD memory card with the cd selecti...

Page 73: ...ne model to another in the Model select menu Switching the transmitter on or off will not store the permanently To store changes permanently select the appropriate line then brie y tap on the center S...

Page 74: ...no longer needed or those which should not be changed can be blocked from appearing in th multifunction list The option to be suppressed displayed is selected with the selection keys of the left or r...

Page 75: ...nter SET key of the right touch pad Model memories which are rarely needed or to which access is to be blocked for other reasons can be hidden from the model selection list This also clari es the over...

Page 76: ...ner will appear in the base screen of the Model select menu and in the sub menus of the Copy Erase menu item Info Model name Stick mode 1 n a B A S I C S E T T I N G S M O D E L Info n a n a Module bi...

Page 77: ...l RF module behind one of the two front cover aps see page 25 and a switchover to an external module connected there can be affected per software To do this use the selection keys of the left or right...

Page 78: ...enu and restart the binding process Dissolving a bond Proceed as described above to initiate the binding process but WITHOUT rst putting a receiver in binding readiness EXT PPM Important notice With t...

Page 79: ...rol channels 2 or 5 You would like to control the rudder of a large model with two or more servos Assign each of the appropriate outputs servo connections to one and the same input control channel In...

Page 80: ...er in the transmitter s display will start counting down and every 5 seconds a two frequency tone will sound Five seconds prior to the end of the range test a three frequency tone will sound once ever...

Page 81: ...time throttle servo or speed controller movement beyond the preset threshold with the throttle brake joystick control The factory setting for the left column is 100 for the throttle servo cut off pos...

Page 82: ...itch panels is to be activated ONCE At the instant the switch is activated the joystick offsets from their neutral positions will be determined and adopted as trim values However this does not take pl...

Page 83: ...set yes The yes no setting made in this line determines whether or not all of the transmitter s timers except for Model time and Transmitter operating time are automatically reset to their given start...

Page 84: ...the base screen of the Model select menu and in the sub menus of the Copy Erase menu item Info Model name Stick mode 1 n a B A S I C S E T T I N G S M O D E L Info n a n a Module bind HoTT Starlet Eve...

Page 85: ...ever in subsequent operation only one of these receivers will establish a telemetry bond to the transmitter the one which was activated in the TELEMETRY RCV line of the Telemetry menu for example TELE...

Page 86: ...lect RF on off OFF then con rm the selection with a brief tap on the center SET key of the right touch pad From the base screen jump again into the Module line of the Basic settings model menu and res...

Page 87: ...ple outputs to be assigned to the same control function To keep controls manageable however we strongly recommend using only one of the options at a time Channel assignment on other receivers As alrea...

Page 88: ...e attached to the DSC direct servo control socket and thus also available to a ight simulator or teacher pupil system By selecting PPM10 this will be control channels 1 5 for PPM16 channels 1 8 for PP...

Page 89: ...L STO SET RF range test 99s DSC Output PPM10 Autorotation Autorot C1 Pos 55 After this has been done use the selection keys to move into the column above the switch symbol then assign a switch to this...

Page 90: ...ot C1 Pos 0 SEL STO Thr CutOff 150 100 Programming procedure To change the throttle servo s preset cut off position tap on the center SET key of the right touch pad The current setting will be display...

Page 91: ...le example can be raised at the curve s midpoint to the output value that was determined to be the hovering point in the Pitch graph Power on warning B A S I C S E T T I N G M O D E L SET SET Autorot...

Page 92: ...hich can be connected to the external page 25 or internal page 26 connectors for other RF modules require an inverted input signal Be sure to follow the respective module s installation instructions f...

Page 93: ...93 For your notes...

Page 94: ...ot The warning Throttle too high see page 30 as well as the Thr CutOff option in the Basic settings model menu see page 90 are activated and the Brake settings sub menu of the Wing mixers menu beginni...

Page 95: ...ettings option of the Wing mixers menu to be extended when the C1 joystick is moved from front to rear in the direction of the pilot Brake offset values with a pre x will cause aps affected by the Bra...

Page 96: ...1 90 SEL Tip Preferably the servo intended for operating any airbrake aps that may be on the model should be connected to the receiver output operated by the brake input channel e g connect airbrake s...

Page 97: ...97 For your notes...

Page 98: ...for number of pitch servos will be displayed in inverse video Now choose the variant needed with the selection keys of the right touch pad 1 Servo A Flybar system is in use or the swashplate is tipped...

Page 99: ...f the pilot because in order to linearize the entire rotation travel of the servo arm servo travel is reduced in small control movements similar to a pronounced exponential setting Rotor direction Aft...

Page 100: ...ected in the transmitter speci c General basic settings menu page 259 This speci cation will then be adopted automatically when a new model memory is created in the Helicopter type menu but if desired...

Page 101: ...l program description Helicopter type A default value of 70 control travel is provided A simultaneous tap on the cd or ef keys of the right touch pad CLEAR will reset a changed value back to the defau...

Page 102: ...receiver outputs has been speci ed This means that even a change of stick mode will not effect the numbering of servos Column 2 rev The direction in which a servo turns is adapted to the practical rea...

Page 103: ...e directly by a joystick or by way of any mixer functions The adjacent gure shows and example of a side dependent servo setting 50 and 150 Transmitter control travel Servo travel Column 5 limit The li...

Page 104: ...Open this menu option with a tap on the center SET key of the right touch pad global Channel 1 Aileron Elevator Rudder Trim 0 0s Tr step time global 0 0s global 0 0s global 0 0s 0 0s 0 0s 0 0s 0 0s 4...

Page 105: ...through 4 can be set individually This means that respective servos will then follow rapid control position changes only at an accordingly delayed rate This time delay has a direct effect on the cont...

Page 106: ...with a tap on the center SET key of the right touch pad Thr trim Pitch thr Roll Pitch ax Tail rot Trim 0 0s Tr step time global 0 0s global 0 0s global 0 0s 0 0s 0 0s 0 0s 0 0s 4 4 4 4 This menu adap...

Page 107: ...ouch pad CLEAR will reset any change made to the active eld back to 4 Time The rate of control signal change with respect to the speed of joystick motion can be in uenced by the entries made in the ti...

Page 108: ...om among additional operating elements while at the same time not requiring the deactivation of unused operating elements This is because the only way to ensure an unused operating element can have no...

Page 109: ...desired input out of the list if the respective plug in location on the transmitter board is occupied or switch the entry to fr if the input is to be decoupled from a transmitter control In this case...

Page 110: ...he given control i e its zero point can be changed in this column The adjustment range lies between 125 and 125 0 100 I5 I6 I7 I8 TYP 100 0 0 0 0 travel time 0 100 100 0 0 0 0 0 100 100 0 0 0 0 0 100...

Page 111: ...f the left or right touch pad To set a symmetric i e control side independent time delay the respective operating element transmitter control or switch is to be put into a position in which the time s...

Page 112: ...ter servo 6 can be moved by the two joysticks Any servos connected to plug in locations 5 and 7 through 15 on the other hand will simply remain at their center positions While this may appear a bit aw...

Page 113: ...100 100 0 0 0 0 0 100 100 0 0 0 0 GL GL GL fr fr fr fr Offset GL Normal GL The settings for the input in question affect all ight phases programmed if any and thus act globally on the model memory in...

Page 114: ...d state to be established for an assigned switch Column 4 offset The control center for the given control i e its zero point can be changed in this column The adjustment range lies between 125 and 125...

Page 115: ...ssible in order to appropriately adapt the control s direction or effect A simultaneous tap on the cd or ef keys of the right touch pad CLEAR will reset the changed parameter displayed in inverse vide...

Page 116: ...direction This provides a fast and straightforward method of adjusting gyro effect even in ight e g to suit changing weather conditions or to test y optimal settings Furthermore the range of the gyro...

Page 117: ...er to be programmed with idle up then deactivate the throttle limit function described below by setting input Tl16 to fr Meaning and application of throttle limit As already mentioned under Throttle a...

Page 118: ...CURVE Curve off Point Output Input 100 66 L 100 O U T P U T 0 66 To con gure a smooth transition from the idle trim to the throttle curve exactly the collective pitch stick should be moved to and fro...

Page 119: ...regulated in the normal ight phases with the C1 trim control To ensure the availability of suf cient setting options use of the Expo throttle limiter is recommended The exponential curve characteristi...

Page 120: ...e rate of travel over the control linkage continually decreases depending on the position of the linkage point on the output disc This effect can be counteracted with Expo values greater than 0 such t...

Page 121: ...en appropriately de ned in the Logical switch menu see page 138 Whichever switch has been assigned the respective switch will appear in the display together with a switch symbol indicating the switch...

Page 122: ...el Servo travel Servo travel Stick deflection Stick deflection Stick deflection Expo 100 DR 125 Expo 100 DR 50 Expo 100 DR 50 Asymmetric setting of Dual Rate and Expo To make an asymmetric setting i e...

Page 123: ...tion Dual Rate Expo Winged models 0 0 0 Aileron Elevator Rudder DUAL SEL 100 111 100 EXPO SEL G3 Normal The vertical dashed line shows the current elevator joystick position Set the Expo values as nec...

Page 124: ...the output disc or lever increases the control surface rate of travel over the control linkage continually decreases depending on the position of the linkage point on the output disc This effect can...

Page 125: ...of expanded switches The switch so assigned appears on the display together with a switch icon that indicates the switch s switching direction In the case of C or L switches the joystick or another tr...

Page 126: ...rvo travel Servo travel Servo travel Stick deflection Stick deflection Stick deflection Expo 100 DR 125 Expo 100 DR 50 Expo 100 DR 50 Asymmetric setting of Dual Rate and Expo To make an asymmetric set...

Page 127: ...scription Dual Rate Expo Helicopters 0 0 0 Roll Nick Tail DUAL SEL 100 111 100 EXPO SEL C3 Normal The vertical dashed line shows the current pitch axis joystick position Set the Expo values as necessa...

Page 128: ...he graph between the two end points L and H The current joystick position is also displayed in numerical form on the Input line 100 to 100 The point at which this line crosses the curve is termed the...

Page 129: ...h the ef selection keys of the left touch pad but also an existing curve can be vertically repositioned with the cd keys of the left touch pad within a range of 25 Channel 1 C U R V E Curve off Point...

Page 130: ...will cause a switchover from Curve off to Curve on or vice versa Channel 1 C U R V E Curve on Point Output Input 50 0 1 100 O U T P U T 0 Normal 2 3 1 Note The curves shown here are for demonstration...

Page 131: ...rol motor collective pitch stick you can reposition the vertical line in the graph between the two end points L and H The current joystick position is also displayed in numerical form on the Input lin...

Page 132: ...e can be vertically repositioned with the cd keys of the left touch pad within a range of 25 Channel 1 C U R V E Curve off Point Output Input 50 50 2 100 O U T P U T 50 1 Normal Trim offset 2 Channel...

Page 133: ...his will cause a switchover from Curve off to Curve on or vice versa Channel 1 C U R V E Curve on Point Output Input 50 0 1 100 O U T P U T 0 Normal 2 3 1 Note The curves shown here are for demonstrat...

Page 134: ...3 C8 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 switch C4 C5 C6 C7 This feature is used to check the functions and give an overview of switches 1 16 and the programmable control switches C1 C8 If a switch i...

Page 135: ...is equipped with a total of eight so called control switches C1 to C8 Accordingly anywhere where switches can be assigned you have the option not only of using the 16 possible transmitter switches but...

Page 136: ...t the switching function will be unreliable since the control switch triggers only if a value unambiguously fails to meet or exceeds the value set To complete the procedure cancel the transmitter cont...

Page 137: ...mains permanently closed as well independently of the control position and switching direction SEL 0 0 0 C1 C2 C3 C4 C O N T R O L S W I T C H Lever1 free 85 STO 10 SEL C1 C2 C3 C4 free free Combining...

Page 138: ...position ext switch ENTER UND UND UND L1 L2 L3 L4 L O G I C A L S W I T C H E S UND SEL G1 G2 G3 L4 Mow nschten Schalter to die EIN Position erw Schalter SET Control Logic fix switch C2 C4 C5 C6 C7 C8...

Page 139: ...ches Selection of an inverted switch for a switch assignment e g L1i instead of L1 simply speci es the opposite switch direction state i e non inverted usage results in a certain switch activating a p...

Page 140: ...e programming of helicopters begins with either the Basic settings model menu if you wish to set up autorotation or otherwise with the Phase settings menu In the second stage you use the 2 Phase assig...

Page 141: ...141 How is a ight phase programmed...

Page 142: ...ouped settings are typically termed ight phases and are programmed in the corresponding menus Depending on the setting Throttle min forward back or None in the Motor on C1 line of the Model type menu...

Page 143: ...menu Phase 1 Phase 2 Phase 3 Phase 4 Phase 5 Name Timer Sw time Motor 0 1s yes 0 1s yes 0 1s yes 0 1s yes 0 1s Normal Launch Dist yes yes The motor connected to receiver output 1 will be controlled by...

Page 144: ...times can be useful when e g switching between extremely different ight phases such as between aerobatics and normal ight A simultaneous tap on the cd or ef keys of the right touch pad CLEAR will res...

Page 145: ...145 For your notes...

Page 146: ...ht phase is reserved for autorotation ight see Basic settings model menu Accordingly the prede ned name cannot be changed Use the selection keys to move to the line Phase 1 Brie y tap on the center SE...

Page 147: ...on ight phase should ALWAYS be set to switch without any time delay The arrow in the column labeled Sw time at the end of the Autorot line indicates that a delay can be set when transitioning FROM aut...

Page 148: ...model type and to be assigned a switch in the Basic settings model menu always takes precedence Accordingly as soon as the auto rotation switch in question is activated the following warning appears P...

Page 149: ...our ight phases you can leave the default phase name as 1 Normal for this switch position Leave this menu in the familiar way with a tap on the center ESC key of the left touch pad Tips If you have na...

Page 150: ...t phase is also shown at the bottom left of the screen You can enter settings only for the currently active ight phase e g Normal 0 ELEV Normal 0 0 0 AI FL FL2 Launch Thermal Dist 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0...

Page 151: ...SET key of the right touch pad N O N D E L A Y E D C H A N N E L S non delayed normal 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10111213141516 On the Phase settings menu you will have set the necessary switch times for ight...

Page 152: ...bol This timer can then be switched on and off as desired This switch is assigned and erased again as required as described in the section Assigning transmitter controls switches and control switches...

Page 153: ...l switches page 56 Typical application The stop watch and ight timer are both to be started simultaneously using the C1 stick as soon as a user de ned switching point is exceeded For this purpose de n...

Page 154: ...he timer is to count down before issuing an acoustic signal This eliminates the need to repeatedly check the display continually during the ight Model time Batt time Timer 12 34h 1 23h 180 59 0 00 90s...

Page 155: ...155 For your notes...

Page 156: ...ever although it can be stopped during any ight phase via the center ESC key of the left touch pad Clks 1 2 and 3 These timers are started and stopped via a switch or control switch To do so rst use t...

Page 157: ...switches page 56 Preferably make use of one of the two momentary switches which are included as standard equipment in the switch panels The lap count is incremented each time by one lap while simultan...

Page 158: ...ap Display Timer 1 Timer 2 Timer 3 Lap time Tim tab 0 00 0 00 0 00 Lap display 0s 0s 0s Alarm Timer and use the switch assigned You assign this switch as described in the section Assigning transmitter...

Page 159: ...8 V C 577 Best Nr 4101 Servo 4 8 V C 577 Best Nr 4101 4 V tail mixer Control function inputs Control channels receiver outputs Elevator stick Rudder stick Right rudder elevator Left rudder elevator R...

Page 160: ...rudder 2 3 4 5 Normal All options can then also be programmed speci c to a ight phase Comments In the Model type menu page 94 control of the brake ap mixer can be reprogrammed from control input 1 to...

Page 161: ...ap models Before we start a number of remarks on the differentials for ailerons and aps Aileron differential Aileron differential Brake settings 0 Aileron 0 W I N G M I X E R S Elevator aileron 0 0 ru...

Page 162: ...line Diff two lines below works in a similar way to the aileron differential i e where an aileron command acts on the aps the respective de ection downwards can be reduced The adjustment range of 100...

Page 163: ...ally highly appropriate Settings are always made symmetrically relative to the neutral point of the aileron joystick A simultaneous tap on the cd or ef keys of the right touch pad CLEAR will reset a c...

Page 164: ...side as the upward oriented aileron and you will nd that setting a value of around 50 is usually highly appropriate Settings are always made symmetrically relative to the neutral point of the aileron...

Page 165: ...3 4 5 Normal From the rst line on this display screen you can switch to the sub menu with a brief tap on the center SET key of the right touch pad Brake settings Note The Brake settings menu is switch...

Page 166: ...et the degree to which the rudder follows commands acting on ailerons This is used in particular in connection with aileron differential to suppress adverse yaw and thus make it easier to y clean curv...

Page 167: ...ost any menu option you have the option of checking your settings by switching to the servo display screen which is accessed with a simultaneous tap on the ef selection keys of the left touch pad If y...

Page 168: ...up options available for the given model Fl pos Diff Ail tr AI Normal AILE 100 FL2 FLAP 0 0 0 100 0 100 0 100 0 0 0 0 100 0 0 0 FL El Fl 100 100 100 100 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Model type 4AIL 2FL If servos...

Page 169: ...he butter y crow function with delta and ying wing models In ne tuning the de ection of the ap pairs AIL FL and if present FL2 however ensure that the moments created by one pair of aps compensate the...

Page 170: ...given active inverse video eld to its default value shown in the gure Fl pos ap position Fl pos Diff Ail tr Al Normal AILE 100 FL2 FLAP 0 0 0 100 0 100 0 100 0 0 100 0 0 0 FL 100 100 0 0 0 0 Here you...

Page 171: ...0 0 0 100 0 0 0 FL 100 100 0 0 0 0 El Fl 100 100 0 0 0 0 A value entered into the El Fl line offers support to the elevator during tight curves and aerobatics This El Fl offset line determines the off...

Page 172: ...here is a special ap constellation called crow position or butter y that can also be set This airbrake setting causes both ailerons move moderately upward while the aps move downward as far as possibl...

Page 173: ...ifferential means the differential is fully eliminated once the butter y function is at maximum travel i e with aps fully extended Setting a reduction value greater than the aileron differential con g...

Page 174: ...mixer can be used to achieve both results With this mixer the extension of the aps depending on the value con gured automatically ensures the elevator position follows suit Symmetrical or asymmetrica...

Page 175: ...175 For your notes...

Page 176: ...y A brief tap on the center 2 SET key of the right touch pad will permit direct settings for linear mixer ratios Use the selection keys to set the mixer ratio Otherwise you will need to switch to the...

Page 177: ...within the range 125 to 125 A control signal modi ed in this way affects only the collective pitch servos In the example to the left the joystick is at exactly 0 of control travel and also generates...

Page 178: ...When a value eld is active i e in inverse video it is not only possible as previously described to jump up or down to reference points already set with the ef selection keys of the left touch pad and...

Page 179: ...rol travel Aerobatics 3D Hover Notice about marker keys If marker keys have been set in the Basic settings model menu page 91 touching a key while in this graph will set a dashed vertical line to show...

Page 180: ...her combustion or electric drive always takes place within the given ight phase as a consequence of the throttle limiter and the Thr CutOff option see below This makes it unnecessary to program the tw...

Page 181: ...n the Type column alone however to con gure this setting globally for all ight phases Fine tuning of the throttle curve itself however must take place in ight as with a glow powered helicopter If you...

Page 182: ...d by the throttle collective pitch stick Note that the output signal of the Channel 1 curve option also functions as an input signal for the tail rotor curve programmed here In the graph the vertical...

Page 183: ...ls e g the Bo turn vertical pull up followed by tipping over around the pitch axis and tight loops the uncompensated torque present in these ights causes the model to turn to a greater or lesser degre...

Page 184: ...ck deflection tail rotor centre right Range of transmitter control 7 Linear gyro suppression with reduced control travel e g 50 to 80 of full travel Gyro gain is in nitely variable within these transm...

Page 185: ...et settings gyro gain can also be in nitely varied by a transmitter control assigned in the Gyr7 line of the Control adjust menu page 116 Swashplate rotation SEL Nick Throttle 0 0 Nick Tail rot 0 Gyro...

Page 186: ...ble software function for limiting the total swashplate travel i e it restricts the tilt angle of the swashplate from 100 the travel is limited to the value obtainable either with roll or pitch axis a...

Page 187: ...ming of a corresponding value for the L point of the throttle curve acts to set the descent speed of the motor without in uencing the hover con guration Here for example ight phase programming can be...

Page 188: ...ows 1 The model does not lift off until the collective pitch stick is above the center point a Rotational speed is too low Remedy On the graph page for Channel 1 Throttle increase the value for point...

Page 189: ...The switchover from idle to a ight setting with increased system rotational speed must not take place abruptly This will cause the rotor to accelerate very quickly resulting in premature wear to the...

Page 190: ...itch to the Pitch graph page and then use the joystick to move the vertical line to point H Start by setting a value that is about 10 to 20 greater than your normal maximum value for collective pitch...

Page 191: ...t compensate all corresponding mixers are switched off automatically Since the absence of torque in auto rotation also means the above mentioned thrust is super uous however a different tail rotor con...

Page 192: ...Servo adjustments menu For more complex applications mixers can be switched in sequence In this case it is not the transmitter signal at the output of a control function which forms the input signal o...

Page 193: ...nput eld on the line marked fr at the lower edge of the screen is now shown highlighted Use the selection keys on the right touch pad to 3 select the fr mixer input Tap the center 4 SET key of the rig...

Page 194: ...channel in the fr column has the effect of passing a constant input signal to the mixer input e g in order to add a little more up elevator trim when the aero tow release is closed as mentioned on th...

Page 195: ...er can as shown in the example above route the signal from a ap control present e g on input 6 to control channel 11 while also applying the FLAP trim value set on the Phase trim menu page 150 for the...

Page 196: ...g ap or collective pitch servos Fixed wing models Depending on the number of wing servos available on the Aile aps line of the Model type menu control channels 2 and 5 are connected via special mixers...

Page 197: ...he above graphic because it is at the left edge since slider control SR1 in this example assigned to input 6 see previous page is at its forward limit The dotted vertical line in the middle of the dia...

Page 198: ...he right touch pad CLEAR will erase the mixer ratio in the inverse video eld The optimum value in our example will certainly need ight testing 6 Mix input Offset EL Linear MIX 1 SYM ASY STO 75 SET 20...

Page 199: ...varied between 125 and 125 by setting reference points see further below This control signal acts on the mixer output In the above example the transmitter control is on input 8 at 50 of control trave...

Page 200: ...lfway between the forward limit and the midpoint of control travel input 50 However Point 1 will be relocated to control center at a point value of 50 resulting in a momentary output value of 25 One t...

Page 201: ...up elevator trim to the elevator servo connected to receiver output 3 when the aero tow release is closed The screen shot will be familiar from page 194 here the fourth linear mixer has been set up fo...

Page 202: ...ult value of GL in the Type column as it is so this con guration analogous to the free mixer yet to be programmed will be applicable globally for all ight phases Finally simply de ne a LinearMIX 9 1 w...

Page 203: ...203 For your notes...

Page 204: ...i c mixers only to speci c ight phases Switch to your chosen ight phase and use the selection keys to page through this menu The mixers on the Free mixers menu are displayed in the center column Follo...

Page 205: ...to MIX only is then also only accessible from the mixers programmed to its control channel i e with MIX ers only Accordingly for any channel set to MIX only you can utilize both its control function a...

Page 206: ...justment menu the symbols c c and c d are to be perceived more as synonyms rather than as consistently appropriate de nitions Accordingly if wing aps are de ected in the wrong direction simply swap th...

Page 207: ...d for the rudders In this case too trim from the rudder stick affects both servos If the rudders are also required to de ect outwards when the airbrakes are activated then you should assign the C1 sti...

Page 208: ...e value can be varied from 100 to 100 if required by brie y tapping the center SET key of the right touch pad and its selection keys Simultaneously tapping both cd or ef selection keys on the right to...

Page 209: ...wn at the bottom of the display F A I L S A F E Pos hold 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 DELAY 0 25s STO and then brie y tap the center SET key of the right touch pad Now use the touch pad s se...

Page 210: ...il transmitter P The lower display line designated with T therefore indicates the function inputs with which control functions 1 4 joystick functions for xed wing and helicopter models are permanently...

Page 211: ...any transmitter with at least four control functions from previous and current Graupner series can be used as a pupil transmitter More detailed information can be found in the RC main catalog and on t...

Page 212: ...he trainer mode system is working properly if the display now changes from L to S However if the WARNING LED at the right next to the transmitter s On Off switch blinks and an acoustic signal sounds o...

Page 213: ...M Pupil transmitter mc 20 HoTT mx 12 HoTT mx 16 HoTT mx 20 HoTT and mc 20 HoTT mc 19 through mc 24 mx 22 iFS mx 24s Pupil transmitter with DSC socket Pupil transmitter with pupil module order no 3290...

Page 214: ...e to be transferred to the pupil transmitter in addition to the functions of the two dual axis sticks 1 4 access the Control adjust menu in the pupil transmitter and assign those inputs which correspo...

Page 215: ...momentary switches on the switchboard to allow a return of control to the teacher transmitter at any time T R A I N E R T e a c h e r P T 2 3 4 5 BIND SW 1 n a 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 No pupil signal Since...

Page 216: ...should be lost during the training session then the teacher transmitter will automatically assume control of the model If the trainer mode switch is in the Pupil position when connectivity is lost the...

Page 217: ...ease select Trainer link INH ACT and this selection is con rmed by tapping the center SET key of the right touch pad then the existing teacher connection is restored The same approach is used if the t...

Page 218: ...the channel output combination to be changed then brie y tap the center SET key of the right touch pad You can now use the right selection keys to assign your selected control channel to the desired o...

Page 219: ...219 For your notes...

Page 220: ...ontrol channel over which the given trim function is to be performed and nally a switch is de ned in the ON OFF line by which this pro trim function can be switched on or off globally Trim Notes Pleas...

Page 221: ...the setting against inadvertent maladjustment Now as long as the ON OFF switch remains open or is erased the located trim values will retain their settings An active transmitter control assignment can...

Page 222: ...esired line then tap brie y on the center SET key of the right touch pad Mixer Point Phase free free free free None keiner keiner None L 1 1 1 1 L L L Move desired control adj then move the desired tr...

Page 223: ...n the Mixer column is to be changed In all of these cases the current regulator position will be stored and automatically overridden i e adopted into the curve characteristic by the pre programmed cur...

Page 224: ...trim positions The model has been ight tested and trimmed during the test ights Current trim positions are now displayed in the column Trim Pos located approximately in the middle of the display The...

Page 225: ...0 SET Normal 3 Please press trim As previously described the message Please press trim will appear brie y After his message has disappeared simultaneously tap on the cd or ef selection keys of the rig...

Page 226: ...d on the screen s bottom line For example T R I M M E M O R Y Roll Roll ax 0 0 Pitch thr 0 Tail rot Trim Pos 0 0 0 0 0 SET Normal Storing trim positions The model has been ight tested and trimmed duri...

Page 227: ...0 SET Normal Now brie y tap on the center SET key of the right touch pad to activate the value eld T R I M M E M O R Y Aileron Elevator 5 3 Channel 1 0 Rudder Trim Pos 7 0 0 0 SET Normal 3 Please pre...

Page 228: ...at least one meter apart Otherwise there is a risk of a faulty connection to the return channel and malfunctions will result Since the telemetric data between transmitter and receiver is only exchange...

Page 229: ...s to which a jump cannot be made are unalterable In order to change a parameter brie y touch the center SET key of the right touch pad the parameter will be displayed in inverse video change the value...

Page 230: ...r temperature R TEM Make sure the receiver remains within the permissible temperature range during all ight conditions ideally between 10 and 55 C The receiver temperature limit at which a warning is...

Page 231: ...side dependent travel limit This option is provided for the adjustment of a side dependent limit limiting of the servo travel rudder throw of the servo connected to the control channel selected in th...

Page 232: ...nsmitter to control channels 2 and 5 for distribution to the left and right ailerons The receiver s corresponding INPUT CH which must also be mapped would be the channels 02 and 05 in this case see th...

Page 233: ...ETTING DATAVIEW SENSOR SELECT RF STATUS VIEW VOICE TRIGGER TELEMETRI RCV BIND 1 RX FAIL SAFE INPUT CH 01 MODE FAI SAFE F S POS 1670 sec DELAY 0 75sec OUTPUT CH 01 POSITION 1670 sec FAIL SAFE ALL SAVE...

Page 234: ...p with those in the menu RX FREE MIXER MASTER CH from According to the same principles described in the section Free mixer on page 192 the signal applied at the MASTER CH signal source or source chann...

Page 235: ...vidually adjustable Dual Rate Expo menu see page 120 or 124 then two curves must be set TELEMETRY SETTING DATAVIEW SENSOR SELECT RF STATUS VIEW VOICE TRIGGER TELEMETRI RCV BIND 1 RX CURVE TYPE B CURVE...

Page 236: ...ALARM VOLT Alarm threshold of the receiver undervoltage warning 3 0 6 0 V factory setting 3 8 V ALARM TEMP Alarm threshold for excessively high temperature of the receiver 50 80 C Factory setting 70...

Page 237: ...tions ideally between 10 and 55 C CH OUTPUT TYPE connection type Here you select how the receiver outputs are controlled ONCE TELEMETRY SETTING DATAVIEW SENSOR SELECT RF STATUS VIEW VOICE TRIGGER TELE...

Page 238: ...ING DATAVIEW SENSOR SELECT RF STATUS VIEW VOICE TRIGGER TELEMETRI RCV BIND 1 VOLT E RX SERVO TEST ALL MIN 1000 sec ALL MAX 2000 sec ALARM VOLT 3 8V ALARM TEMP 10 C ALARM TEMP 70 C TEST START CH OUT TY...

Page 239: ...ever if sensors with older rmware are in use it may be necessary to select etc instead of the direct sensor selection In either case tap the c or d selection key of the left touch pad RECEIVER VARIO e...

Page 240: ...l open SENSOR SELECT RECEIVER GENERAL MODULE VARIO MODULE ELECTRIC AIR MOD GPS This menu option can be used to determine which of the graphic displays described on page 36 as well as those described p...

Page 241: ...the receiver Comments Since reception power is measured and presented in dBm reception power is increasingly worse the higher the bar is and vice versa refer also to Reception power S dBm on page 230...

Page 242: ...pushbuttons switch the selected voice messages in rotation on to the next voice message for the below described TRANSMITTER RECEIVER and SENSOR options as described below VOICE TRIGGER REPEAT TRIG TRA...

Page 243: ...y of the right touch pad the selected voice message can be activated or deactivated SENSOR This line only appears if a sensor was rst activated in the SENSOR SELECT sub menu For example if the VARIO s...

Page 244: ...available channel 5 16 for each line to form any other desired combination e g C H A N N E L S E Q U E N C E R Channel Channel INACT INACT SET Channel channel INACT 10 11 12 With a simultaneous tap o...

Page 245: ...osition in time is represented in the graphic by the dotted vertical line It will move to the right according to the time setting and at the same time the course of servo positions will be presented a...

Page 246: ...an be assigned on the transmitter side On the receiver side the following modules are available as accessories whereby at one time a maximum of two modules can be operated via the Multi channel menu N...

Page 247: ...e page 238 The control channel used may not be used as an 2 input nor as an output channel for any mixer For example if C5 is selected be sure that the Aile aps line of the Model type menu is preset t...

Page 248: ...t the value displayed in inverse video back to its 0 value Leave the offset setting at 0 while making switch assignments Column 3 travel offset INPUT 1 INPUT 2 INPUT 3 INPUT 4 fr fr fr 100 100 100 100...

Page 249: ...i Prop Mini Decoder RX S 4 S 3 S 2 S 1 external power supply 3 30 V Current consumption of directly connected consumer units but no electric motors max 0 7 A total max 8 x 0 7 A Wiring for direct conn...

Page 250: ...ount of electric current in worst case causing damage or even bursting the linkage In order to avoid this problem the mc 20 HoTT transmitter has a maximum of three ring limiters available in the SET c...

Page 251: ...e center ESC key of the left touch pad or on the center SET key of the right touch pad A tap on the cd or ef keys of the right touch pad at the same time CLEAR will reset the active value eld back to...

Page 252: ...nd a maximum of 125 affect the form of limitation between circular and rectangular whereby a setting value here may never be greater than the value of the eld above it Ring Limit 1 0 100 CH 4 VSP OUT...

Page 253: ...253 For your notes...

Page 254: ...ouch pad to start replay of the rst MP3 le of album 1 The replay will start immediately however the display of data about the number of albums and titles as well as playing time for the current MP3 le...

Page 255: ...15 Track01 mp3 01 23 02 23 Notes The title displayed will be the lename of the MP3 le not any identically named title which may be stored in the MP3 le as a meta data eld The number of the title per...

Page 256: ...es Pre set stick mode Pre set modulation Pre set DSC Output and Pre set Pitch min therefore have no in uence whatsoever on already existing model memories instead they are only defaults which are auto...

Page 257: ...ers name Voice volume Sprache Vario volumet ne Touch beeps 7 fr 7 fr 7 fr SEL SEL Move desired switch to ON position ext switch ENTER Now assign a switch as described on page 56 in the section Assigni...

Page 258: ...smitter includes a HoTT transmitter module and under the right front cover as viewed from the front a connector socket for an external RF module see page 25 Additionally a transmitter internal iFS RF...

Page 259: ...ng the pitch joystick C1 points towards the pilot A simultaneous tap on the cd or ef keys of the right touch pad CLEAR will set this option to rear Note The C1 joystick s control direction for Throttl...

Page 260: ...ASIC SETTINGS Battery warning 3 60V You can arbitrarily specify the warning threshold for the display Batt must be re charged contingent on the battery type selection in the line above in increments o...

Page 261: ...peci ed for one s own use Each of these can be up to 7 characters long The characters of the name are assembled by selecting them from a list In addition to the standard names these additional names w...

Page 262: ...on or left aileron Bar 3 Elevator Bar 4 Rudder Bar 5 Right aileron Bar 6 Camber changing ap left free channel Bar 7 Right camber changing ap free channel Bar 8 Free channel second elevator servo Bar 9...

Page 263: ...ated with a brief tap on the center SET key of the right touch pad S E R V O T E S T activ off 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 CLR act deact 0 5s the motion cycle can be changed for the value e...

Page 264: ...entered secret code and exit the menu On the contrary a brief tap on the center SET key of the right touch pad will con rm the currently active CLR eld at the bottom right of the display and thus eras...

Page 265: ...the display appears as follows C O D E L O C K Desired new access code _ SET 3 2 1 3 4 Tap once on the center SET key of the right touch pad The following display appears C O D E L O C K Bitte Geheim...

Page 266: ...identifying the radio signals of its transmitter Firmware Version RFID Firmware Version date time SD CARD 1 234 ABCDEF12 2011 11 11 Fr 11 22 33s 1943MB The current version number of the transmitter s...

Page 267: ...fer battery for situations like a battery change see page 18 SD card RFID Firmware Version date time SD CARD 1 234 ABCDEF12 2011 11 11 Fr 11 22 33s 1943MB In this line the memory capacity of a memory...

Page 268: ...reases with their de ection and therefore does not normally require a greater path upward than downward Correspondingly when planning to operated separately controlled ap servos they should also be in...

Page 269: ...ical if you have to release a joystick for the approach of a glider model in order to be able to appropriately control the spoilers or a crow position using one of the other controls It may be more ad...

Page 270: ...termines whether the recognition melody is to sound when the transmitter is switched off or on again The Battery type line indicates to the transmitter whether its power comes from a four cell NiMH ba...

Page 271: ...th a tap on the SET key of the right touch pad this line is accessed automatically In this line the binding process between model memory and receiver is initiated as described in detail on page 77 Oth...

Page 272: ...s od frei oder Sonderf frei oder WK2 links oder Sonderfunktion frei oder WK2 rechts oder Sonderfunktion 13 14 T 15 16 S 7 7 8 9 10 11 12 Empf ngerstromversorgung frei oder Sonderfunktion frei oder Son...

Page 273: ...0s global 0 0s 0 0s 0 0s 0 0s 0 0s 4 4 4 4 In addition to the generally interesting adjustment of the increments in the column Tr step number of trim increments for each trim wheel click for digital...

Page 274: ...of the travel of the respective servo de ected downward is reduced accordingly A value between 20 and 40 in this case seldom arises however the correct setting must be sought The option AI 2 4 RU aile...

Page 275: ...A I L S A F E Pos hold 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 DELAY 0 25s STO because doing nothing is the worst thing which can be done for a winged model In the transmitter s home position Hold is s...

Page 276: ...ing in the power ight should also be mentioned at the beginning of this section If it becomes apparent after the initial power ights that the model must be continuously corrected with the elevator whi...

Page 277: ...GL fr fr fr Cn2 offset GL Normal This elds of this column can be use to set the travel required even asymmetric if necessary A simultaneous tap on the ef keys of the left touch pad now will switch ov...

Page 278: ...way switch into its middle position then activate Switch and control assignment above the column with the switch symbol as described on page 56 Now put the selected 3 way switch forward out of its mid...

Page 279: ...in this example 2 AIL In the last line you leave the standard entries for the selection of Brake retracted front On the other hand if the preference is for Brake retracted rear select the Brake offse...

Page 280: ...approach for example without having to release a joystick The assignment of the selected switch takes place in the menu Phase assignment page 148 Select the switch symbol under C with one of the selec...

Page 281: ...ake system is retracted e g for the extension of a landing approach which is too short If everything is correctly set so far only the motor is controlled with the C1 joystick in the Normal ight phase...

Page 282: ...fset value for this Input 8 value eld now displayed in inverse video until the spoilers are again retracted e g 0 100 I5 I6 I7 I8 Typ 100 0 0 0 0 travel time 0 100 100 0 0 0 0 0 100 100 0 0 0 0 95 100...

Page 283: ...283 For your notes...

Page 284: ...with the selection keys After activation of the control assignment with a brief tap on the center SET key of the right touch pad the following window will appear SEL 0 0 0 C1 C2 C3 C4 C O N T R O L S...

Page 285: ...me Timer 12 34h 1 23h 0 00 0 00 0s 0s Alarm Timer Top Stoppuhr Centr Mitte Flugzeit Mov w nschten Schalter to die EIN Position erw Schalter SET Control Logic fix switch C2 C4 C5 C6 C7 C8 FX FXi L1 L2...

Page 286: ...dard and the second to an arbitrary free receiver connection 5 16 such as Output 8 Subsequently switch to the menu Control adjust page 108 and using the selection keys assign Control 1 in the Input 8...

Page 287: ...Normal that Input 8 GL obal is set to free so the control function is separate from the control channel over all ight phases Alternatively Input 8 can be set to no control in the Mix only channel men...

Page 288: ...ol is connected to receiver output 8 as described on page 276 and continued in Examples 1 and 2 This is why none was selected for the Motor on C1 line in the Model type menu This not only causes the c...

Page 289: ...of the motor P H A S E A S S I G N M E N T Prior C 1 Normal combi A B D E F 2 7 6 7 2 The given switch positions must then be assigned to respective ight phases names Although some ight phases have al...

Page 290: ...eforehand whose name is shown at the bottom in the display appropriate to the switch position Both positive and negative throw changes are possible These settings are to be made separately for each ig...

Page 291: ...enter the value previously set in the aileron differentiation line in order to suppress it again while breaking In the Elevat curve sub menu enter a correction value for the elevator see page 150 Not...

Page 292: ...ame and select or review the selection of appropriate stick mode Later on this menu will also be used to activate the range test before the start of ight operations In the menu Model type page 94 leav...

Page 293: ...ndent and must be determined by test ights In the cAId determines the percentage share with which the two ap pairs AI and FL are to respond to aileron steering Also check whether the ailerons are de e...

Page 294: ...ervo adjustment menu adjust the servo center the servo travel and the travel limit It may also be time to start the initial ight testing insofar as all global settings that is to say all ight phase in...

Page 295: ...B D E F 2 6 7 1 Normal Finally move the 3 way switch to the rear toward its 6 o clock position and assign this switch position the name 3 Speed P H A S E A S S I G N M E N T Prior C combi A B D E F 2...

Page 296: ...three elevator positions Elev in the Thermal ight phase see the following page These three switch positions correspond to the center position and the two limit positions of the previously mentioned p...

Page 297: ...e transmitter control end position AI and FL are again closer to the neutral position because the mix ratio speci ed in the example reduces the FL pos setting whereas in the other limit position AIL a...

Page 298: ...pt aileron trimming FL pos Diff Ail tr AI Normal AILE 100 FL2 0 0 100 100 100 100 100 100 77 55 0 0 0 0 0 100 77 55 0 FL AILE2 FLAP 88 88 0 0 EL FL 0 0 100 100 100 100 100 100 Any previous settings ca...

Page 299: ...0 100 100 0 0 0 0 0 100 100 0 0 0 0 GL GL fr fr offset GL fr PH SEL Sl1 Thermal Note With the use of a switch set the respective Deviation of the offset point symmetrically or asymmetrically in the Tr...

Page 300: ...ht touch pad If the C1 joystick is not moved over this point toward the pilot all mixers of the brake system are carried along according to their respective degree of mixing Below this point the mixer...

Page 301: ...SUMO SUMI connection Receiver power supply Receiver power supply free or aux function or AIL2 left EL free or aux function or AIL2 right EL free or aux function free or flap left elevator free or flap...

Page 302: ...e Aileron camber flaps M O D E L T Y P E Brake Offset Input 1 100 SEL Delt fl wing 2 AIL 2 FL With delta ying wing constructions with more than two aps more moments can be compensated for For example...

Page 303: ...single sided height depth elevator effect so we urgently recommend beginning at least the initial ights with a setting of 0 Over the course of the further ight testing under certain circumstances it m...

Page 304: ...ervo or speed controller electric motor Right aileron free or landing gear or aux function free or fuel mixture or aux function free or aux function free or aux function 13 14 T 15 16 S 7 7 8 9 10 11...

Page 305: ...tle joystick through the menu Channel 1 curve page 128 a bowed or in other words non linear throttle curve can be set Four cycle motors with Roots pumps in particular such as OS Max FS 120 require a s...

Page 306: ...ion of the ASY eld for both mixers and below the control center toward idle for MIX 1 60 80 and MIX 2 5 10 Example Linear MIX 1 C1 Mix input 0 Offset 0 5 Linear MIX 1 70 SYM ASY SET STO With this the...

Page 307: ...ore it only works with the aileron landing ap function activated The appropriate value must be tested in ight One additional comment regarding FAIL SAFE setting You utilize the safety potential of thi...

Page 308: ...ttained with relatively little programming effort However we do not want to dispense entirely with the enhancement possibilities Therefore after the basic description you will nd adjustment informatio...

Page 309: ...ing the warning you still have about one minute to actuate the transmitter so the warning will abate Otherwise the transmitter will switch itself off when this minute expires The value set in the Touc...

Page 310: ...will be accessed automatically The line Module initiates a binding process between model memory and receiver as described in detail on page 88 Otherwise you cannot address the receiver Afterward use t...

Page 311: ...100 100 150 150 0 100 100 150 150 0 100 100 150 150 0 100 100 150 150 This menu can also be used to adapt travel and direction for individual servos However one must attempt to retain 100 servo travel...

Page 312: ...y opened throttle limiter with a brief tap on the center SET key of the right touch pad 0 I13 100 I14 I15 Tl16 Typ 100 travel time 0 100 100 0 0 0 0 0 100 100 0 0 0 0 0 100 0 0 0 0 GL GL GL fr fr Lv1...

Page 313: ...lightly pitched line arises at the hovering points the so called pitch curve which can appear as follows Pitch Curve off Point Output Input 100 75 1 100 O U T P U T 1 75 Normal Now you can if you like...

Page 314: ...0 at point L minimum pitch to 30 and at the opposite end at point H to 30 maximum pitch These values may have to be corrected in ight It may also be necessary to set point 1 in the middle Channel 1 Cu...

Page 315: ...hase switch present phase switch present currently active phase Phase 1 Phase 2 Phase 3 Phase 4 0 1s 0 1s 0 1s 0 1s 0 1s Name Fl ph Tim Sw time Autorot Autorot However consider in advance whether thes...

Page 316: ...SET key of the right touch pad or go ahead and put the switch into its other limit position and de ne the name for this new switch position such as 3 Speed P H A S E A S S I G N M E N T prior C combi...

Page 317: ...e transmitter side programming that the rotational speed regulator was installed and programmed according to the manufacturer s instructions Of course the mc 20 HoTT here too offers multiple possibili...

Page 318: ...ate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will...

Page 319: ...TEG Article 3 of the R TTE Directive Angewendete harmonisierte Normen Harmonised standards applied EN 60950 2006 EN 301 489 1 V1 7 1 EN 301 489 3 V1 4 1 EN 300 328 V1 7 1 Health and safety requirement...

Page 320: ...ne remet pas en cause les droits l gaux des consommateurs Avant toute r clamation ou retour de mat riel v ri ez pr cis ment les d fauts ou vices constat s car si le mat riel est conforme et qu aucun d...

Page 321: ...321 For your notes...

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Page 324: ...ips A directory of suppliers will be provided No liability is accepted for print errors Printed in Germany PN QC 01 Although the information provided in these instructions has been carefully scrutiniz...