GRAUPNER mx-20 Hott Programming Manual Download

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Detail program description - Base setup model | Helicopter

bind

BD1

STARLET

BD2

R08

bind
R12

Mod.name
Stick mode
RF BIND

BASIC SETTINGS, MODEL

Rcv Ch Map

must be

OFF

Drop down two lines in the screen and switch off the
RF module as described on the page in section "RF
module". Afterward, return again to the "RF BIND" line
and restart the process to dissolve bond as described
on the previous page.
Alternatively you can briefl y switch off the transmitter
then, after switching it back on again, respond to the
message window that appears …

RF on/off?

OFF

Please select

… with "OFF" …

RF on/off?

Please select

OFF

… then confi rm the selection by briefl y pressing the
center

SET

button in the right touch pad. From the base

screen jump again into the "RF BIND" line of the "Basic
settings, model" menu and restart the binding process.

Dissolving a bond

Proceed as described above to initiate the binding
process but WITHOUT fi rst putting a receiver in binding
readiness.

Receiver change map

BD1

STARLET

BD2

bind

R08

bind
R12

Mod.name
Stick mode
RF BIND

BASIC SETTINGS, MODEL

Rcv Ch Map

As mentioned in the introduction to the "Binding
receivers" section, the

mx-20

HoTT offers both the

opportunity to freely divide up the transmitter's control
channels

within a receiver

as well as the opportunity to

distribute the transmitter's 12 control channels across

two receivers

. This redistribution is subsequently

referred to as "mapping" or "channel mapping" (channel
correlation). Select the receiver to be "mapped" with
the arrow keys of the left or right touch pad then briefl y
press the center

SET

button in the right touch pad.

Channel mapping within a receiver

Analogous to the channel correlation function in the "
Telemetry " menu on page

212

, described as "Channel

Mapping", it is very simple to use this menu item to
freely distribute the 12 control channels (inputs) to
the outputs (servo connections) of the bound receiver
specifi ed by column BD1.

RECEIVER CH – BIND1
In Ch 1

Out Ch 1

In Ch 2

Out Ch 2

In Ch 3

Out Ch 3

In Ch 4

Out Ch 4

After selection of the desired

output

with the arrow keys

of the left and right touch pad, the corresponding input

fi eld will be framed. Press briefl y on the center

SET

button in the right touch pad. The current setting will be
displayed in inverse video. Now select the desired input
channel (= transmitter output, see page 206) with the
arrow keys of the left or right touch pad.

Notice:
The number of lines available in the list (outputs)
corresponds to the maximum number of servos which
can be attached to the given receiver.

BUT CAUTION:

If you wish to operate two servos with

one control function, for example such as transmitter
control function 2 (roll) which is divided up into
control channels 1 & 2 for left and right roll servos by
"3Sv(2Roll)" in the " in the "

Heli Type

" menu; then

"map" transmitter outputs 1 & 2 (= inputs to the receiver)
accordingly.

Important notice:

By using the

mx-20

HoTT transmitter's

Tx. output

swap" option, the transmitter's 12 control functions
can be freely swapped in a similar manner or multiple
outputs can be assigned to the same control function.
To avoid confusion, it is strongly recommended that only
one of these two options is used.

Channel assignment on the second receiver

As already mentioned, the "Receiver channel mapping"
option can be used to freely distribute the

mx-20

HoTT transmitter's 12 control channels across

two

receivers

, whereby the numbering sequence of outputs

(servo connections) begun in the "BD1" column for
bound "receiver 1" will be continued. For example, if
"receiver 1" has enough connectors for 12 servos then
the numbering of outputs in the "BD2" column (for the