Multiplex PROFImc3010 User Manual
Contents
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PRoFI mc 3010
welcome
About this
The legal side
to the
manual .................
Quickstart
I. The transmitter
hardware
The
Transmitter
Opening
changing
Transmitter back
lnside the
Cable comDartment.
Activating
Charging
Slow
The
keypad
The
menu svslem
The
Tra nsmitte r co
Special-purpose
"Operations"
The
How to use
Changing
(PPMZ
front face. notes on oDeration
and closing the
the RF module
panel
transmitter:
the connectors
the stick
ratchet ..............
the transmitter
charging,
keypad and
rapid-charging
the menu system
...............
ntrol s a n d switches
menus
"Status"
or
the operating
transmission
PPMg,
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Page
the transmilter
.........
Adiusting
Animoortantdifference...................................................31
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..........................4
transmitter,
.......................5
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..7
What it does, how
battery
Memories
and lists
...............7
...............8
period
mode
display
...............
.............................13
timer
..................9
...........
..............'12
"Transmitter
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EXPORT' and
"Mx"
The
"SHIFT"
The
How to switch
"NAME"
The
How to enter
"TRlM"
The
How to check
Control" copy
memory - the
menu:
models ......................
menu:
or change a
menu:
and correct
controls
you
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IMPORT" copy
it up
set
mode
point
of
model name ............................43
the trim sliders
Page
...............................-....42
mode ...........................42
no return
.......................42
........................44
Powered
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models:
LIFT"
"RC1/F3A'
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MIRAGE"
Helicopters:
,
HELIBOY'
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RANGER"
,
BK-'117"
The assigning
Why do
How
we have to assign?
to assign the transmitter
How to assign servos
Adiusting
How to
reverse servo rotation
How to adjust servo
to adjust servo
How
How to
How to
limit
make travel
process
the servos
neutral
travel ...............................................29
travel
servo
inputs
......................................................26
Mixers
What is
How to use the
Description of the
Mixers for fixed-wing
"ELEVATOR
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Mixers for model
.19
..............20
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The freely detinable
"mixing?"
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ROTOR',
DYNAMIC
+","V-TNV,
THROTTLE',
.................25
controls
...........................--25
..............28
..................................-..........29
..................................................30
switchable
..............................30
.............,................45
pre-defined
pre-defined,
"QUADRO",'OELTA'
helicoDters:
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mixers
mixers
models:
"V-TAIL
HEAD','HEAD
"FLARE"
..................................46
"ready-made"
"CROW',
+",
.............................49
Mlx',
mixers
......49
..50
......50
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The
Äccessories
tops
Stick
Flelocating and
Hand supports,
installing switches
weather shield
CONTROL
TEST.. menu
....................
.....65
.....66
................ 67
.....67
............68
For Experts
Switching
Assigning servos
The
Transferring
The FIXED
memories
"Sl"
switch
with more than 2 ailerons
programs
VALUE virtual transmitter control
"in
flight"
between two
............68
.....................69
..................................69
transmitters
.............. 70
...................71
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when the
battery system,
when the transmitter
socket
to the
where the
nearest the stick
top. Naturally
in here;
lead, for the
rev-counter
tension
is used
Rotate it clockwise
not to overtighten
the swivel.
(fully
Make any
effect, and
the screw
control
for example,
and
"markers"
fitted
is a highly
This
slider to a
the slider and
forefinger until
in each case
ones
fine
purposes.
-
towards
correct
ratchet
switch
transmitter
Order
is on the
the socket
sctew
to adjust
lf necessary
extended)
adjust again
with a new
to a
unit)
are the
ratchet which can
To do
the
position.
will last
is switched
No. 7 5710,
left face of
the transmitter
is also used
Diagnosis
sensor.
the friction
to
the
tighten
aerial
adjustments
necessary.
if
can damage
(Fig.
2)
form of
practical
previously
particular
the
they coincide.
actual slider
feature, as
marker together
"outboard"
the
is the actual
markers.
push
this
Do not force
longer if
LED which
is an
on. lf the
is installed,
is
being
increase the
screw as
in
set
flap
be disengaged
powered
the transmitter,
charge
lead, the transJer
of the swivelling
the screw
just
holds its
very small steps,
the swivel
marker - an ex-
postion
position.
slider control:
The markers
the marker slider
control
you
treat
lead
for
friction,
this might
it
enables
by
Simply
between
slider
-
it
along
gently!
it
re-
the
by
is
the
to the
posi-
bear-
feel
(the
are
for
then
the
Transmitter
All of the controls
is the forward/att
ole B
and C
a useful
are
These
trols.
text, and
mitter.
unit
Stick
Basically
-
work on the
the end-point
position
moving the associated
control
is right/left
shorthand
letter symbols are
you
will use them
trims
the trims - apart
stick function
of a
symbols
are designated
on the
(Fig.
3)
"Centre-Trim"
values are
trim
letter; for exam-
piane
right-hand stick.
method ol
whenever
from
unchanged
lever).
by a
of the
principle.
is shifted electronically
left-hand stick
These letters
referring to the con-
used all
the throttle/spoiler
the time
you
use
This means that
when the centre
Fig. 2
unit,
in this
the trans-
stick
(by
The throttle/sooiler
ture: this
end of
throttle)
for details
"
Digi"-Adiustor
The Digi-Adjustor
keys on the
E
parallel
in
purpose.
ful
stop has
turning
the
This adjustor
points!
might
ticular
When
tion
pose
flight, e.g. for adjusting
in
flying.
The
On
mitter front face, are
cept 6 switches
bered
Switches
available
means
the stick
the trim
how to set up
of
with these
Turning the
the same effect
it to the left by one
key once.
E
Don't worry
"overwind"
adjustment
to use it:
over a considerable
for making adjustments
is
switch
either side
bays
12
1 to
with 2 or 3
from
stick
that the
arc
has no effect.
(not
has the same
keypad, and
has no
as shown
"zero"
-
il. Once
range, it ceases
Whenever
of the LCD screen,
or similar
positions,
your
dealer.
incorporates
trim slider only
(idle);
included
keys, whenever
there
two wells,
in
the other
at
Please
the idle trim
in basic set)
function
is automatically
knob to the
pressing
as
is the same as
click
or centre
is no
you
you
range. However,
aileron
accessories.
Fig. 4.
possibility
reach
to have any
wish to adjust any
the model
to
differential
at the
each of
long
or
the idle
turn to
tacility.
that serves a uQe-
right by one click-
the
point,
the end ot a
top of the trans'
short toggles,
trim fea-
works at
end-point
as the
connected
E
and
its main
during test
which can ac'
They
one
(full
page
and
El
key once;
pressing
no end-
you
that
par-
effect.
func-
pur-
when it is
num-
are
are
41
Opening
Ghanging
Opening
Hold the transmitter
buttons
and closing
RF module
the
the case
as shown
your
down
with
thumbs,
Fig. 5
transmitter
the
in
Fig.
Press the
5.
fold the back
then
Trim
o,{^
Fig.3
latch
Fig.6
ilililililtlil|
.
o@o
o@o
panel
down towards
before opening
Closing
This is best carried
transmitter
tom of the back
the
ately
Before closing
wires
over the
at
lf
the cables
ter, there should
caught
one
the case
latches snap
engage,
are trapped;
well tor the
all at this
up or
last time before
the transmitter.
front as shown.
panel,
home.
press
in slightly at
the transmitter
especially around
point!
are organised
be
jammed.
closing
@o@
@@@
you.
Always close the
out as shown
Engage the
then fold the back
lf
the
keypad flap: there
logically inside the transmit
no danger of
Nevertheless - always check
the back!
in
latches do
the sides.
always
the stick units
keypad
Fig. 6. Hold the
lugs
at
panel
not immedi-
check that
is no clearance
wires becoming
4
Ftg
flap
the bot-
up until
no
and
Changing the
Grasp the
it
oull
uo and
The crystal is
(Fig.
8). Pull out the crystal by its
plugging
correctly
Before
tag over to one side.
When
centre
plugging
relitting the module
of the
RF module;
module
out of its holder.
plugged
in a crystal make sure that both
in
the socket
unit,
the recessed
at
into the side of the
in
the module in
but
around
changing crystals
points (Fig.
plastic
module.
the
again,
not
do
the finger recess
bend the
press
7), then
RF module
When
tag.
pins
engage
plastic
down
in the
position.
This will help to ensure that
it is fitted
avoiding damage to the contacts.
Ftg.7
squarely,
thereby
in
the
panel
holder
receiver
(Fig.
Transmitter back
lnside
both sides there are holders for a spare
On
tals
formed
their correct
lnside the
a replacement fuse. Please note the specially
and
holder for
Don't lever them out - slide them!
double superhet
position
transmitter
Fuse
Take a
to
during
look
protect
rapid charging.
with the same
-
standard
2A may cause damage
than
Fig. 13. The basic
at
transmitter against excessive currents
the
type
commercial item). Charge currents
lf the fuse burns out, replace
(5
x 21mm,2 Ampere,
purpose
to the transmitter electron-
ics!
Cable compartment
The leads from
inside
the
To open the compartment
latches to one side
Pass the
wires from each connector
ment through the
through
ule.
dated
the openings on the side
Part of the
inside the compartment.
left at the switch
Always arrange
the cables
the stick units
the various switches are stowed away
(Fig.
compartment
cable
14).
push
and lift the cover off.
nearest opening. Lead them out again
"excess"
cable length can be accommo-
nearest the RF
Any spare cable
position.
the wires carefully and
forming a mass of unruly
or close to
the keypad cover well.
pair
of crys-
and
9).
of
crystals
the fuse is
it
quick-actjng
higher
one of the spring
into the comparl
mod-
is best
neatly, to
"spaghetti"
avoid
around
Outside
There is a well in the outside of the back
commodates
port
bar can be set
flush, at right-angles to
as a carrying
\
The connectors
Three
Starting
the
Control
sides
posed,
i.e.
stick units,
DE
Digi-Adjustor. lf
and
El
MNT MULTINAUT
KnR
Right-hand stick unit.
E
the transmitter aerial Ior transport. The sup-
Figs. 10
for the
"wrong"
the
positions:
to three ditferent
form
a back support, and upright
handle. Please refer to
Fig. 11
Fig. 13 Fig.
of the main electronics circuit
each fitted
from the
E
"E".
with
connectors
switches and so on. See
lefl,
these are:
you plug
f
unctions
(module
This is normally
in
this
will be reversed.
no longer available)
the left-hand slider control.
panel
which ac-
folded in
12.
to
Fil.12
Fig.
board
"peripherals",
Fig. 15.
are
way round,
14
14
ex-
6
F
Control
T
Keypad.
G
Control
in the opposile
ol the switched
H, l
Controls
cial
KnL
Left-hand
51 to
Inputs for the change-over/coupling
More
US
Teacher/Pupil
Teacher/Pupil
be
M
Memory switch.
it must
round and
"F".
This
Can be
"G".
Normally this
purposes.
stick unit.
55
on this on
plugged
in here.
plugged
be
the selected
is normally the
plugged
way round and
channel
Not used
page
switch.
operation
lf a switch
in either
is
is reversed.
in the standard
12.
you
lf
(the
is installed
in here. Plug it
memories are interchanged.
right-hand slider control.
way round.
a switched
the direction of
buddy box system),
channel.
version.
switches
install a switch
for
in
the
Plug it
operation
51 to 55.
it must
purpose,
this
"wrong"
for
way
When connecting auxiliary
Note:
please
menu on
refer to the explanation
page
66.
controls and
of the
"TEST
switches
Controls"
Activating
As supplied, both
are self-neutralising.
units
Most modellers
action
the ratchet
Removing
Open
want to
position
spring
the spring, and
Keep these
need
The stick
ratchet
like this; especially
arrangement
trom one
the transmitter.
remove the
shown
using
them again.
is not
the stick
vertical axes
will want to
stick
instead.
neutralising spring
the
neutralising spring, and set
Fig. 16. Disengage the
in
tweezers or
the neutralising
components carefully
now non-neutralising
is
yet
active.
for the collective
with helicopters.
used
Charylng
ratchet
of the dual-axis
remove the self-neutralising
"throttle"
(the
Select
the stick from
pointed-nose
pilots
Many
the transm
stick), and activate
which
neutralising
pliers.
arm will come
-
one day
in one
plane,
like the throttle
pitch/throttle
itter
away too.
stick
you
it to the
Remove
you
may
the
but
stick
stick
ratchet
17).
Undo
the
of the stick unit
this screw about
This
and activates
Activating
At the base
(Fig.
ter-clockwise.
the stick unit,
you
releases the
the ratchet.
Fig. 16
will see
4 complete
ratchet spring
a screwhead
turns, coun'
fitted to
Fig.17
The transmitter
1400 mAh capacity,
of
od of around
ROPA-Edition
hours' operation.
5
about
Note: these
measured to lhe
charged
(transmiüer no longer working).
is fitted with a 6-cell sintered-cell
hours trom a single charge.
five
is {itted with a
values apply to
point
batt*y
which
where
provides
1350 mAh battery
perfectly
the
an operating
charged
pack
is completely
battery
perF
The EU-
giving
battery,
dis-
your
Charge
monitor warns
of charging,
operalron.
Slow
The charge current
charge
it does
as there
up
charging
is achieved in about
no harm to continue charging
is no danger ol over-charging.
transmitter
you.
Depending on
the monitor
should be
pack
as soon
your
will trip after about
140 mA. At
fourteen hours.
as the battery
chosen
140 mA a full
At this rate
beyond
method
tour hours'
this time,
You can use the earlier
bi-Charger,
In this case select the
tery
charge
leave the transmitter connected
stantly;
transmitter
Be sure
Then connect the transmitter
charger
plug
Red
plug
blue
Rapid charging
The transmitter can be
hours. However,
MULTIPLEX
2505.
Order
for at least 24
it is not
to switch the transmitter off beJore
using the charge
=
possible
at such a low current.
(positive)
+
-
=
(negative)
Automatic
version of the MULTIPLEX Com-
No. 14
to
do
hours. At
lead supplied.
socket on the charger,
rapid-charged
this salely
Rapid
to slow-charge the bat-
5540,
100 mA
this
to the charger con-
to damage the battery or
(charge
socket.
Charger,
charge
you
current and
current
recharging.
socket) to
in
only
must use the
Order
Fig. 18
you
1to 2
No.
can
the
the
I
you
lf
use a ditferent
process,
ing
and the transmitter.
unit under
you possess
lf
protective
the
contact our Customer Service
For rapid-charging select an output
Provided that
you
do not need to concern
initial state of charge.
pletely
hour; in any case the charger
3/4
when the battery
Caution: the charge
Note: A brand
from
right
after a few charge/discharge
this in
full
operating
you
lf
need
you
that
til the
battery is completely
it fully. Repeat thrs cycle
there
guarantee
circuitry
you
discharged battery
higher
burn out.
higher rated fuse, as
the transmitter.
mitter by exceeding
charge
it under
new battery cannot exploit
outset. In fact, it only achieves
the
mind when
period
full
charge
rapid charger, or a difterent
is a
danger
We would
under such circumstances.
a charger
of
are using the
At
is fully
battery
the ilansmitter,
charged.
rate must
currents
Do not be tempted
current, we
guarantee.
you
start using the equipment,
will not be available
capacity at once,
several times.
of damaging
not
be able
which is not compatible
your
new transmitter,
deDartment.
recommended charger,
yourself
2 A rate, and
the
the charge
not
the transmitter
you
you
lf
cycles
damage
the recommended
will
be unable
(5
leave it switched
discharged, then
charg-
the battery
to repair the
with
please
-
current ol 1
with the battery's
with
period
switches itsel{ off
exceed
to install a
risk
its full capacity
full capacity
10). Please bear
to
first.
at
we recommend
2 A.
a com-
is about
2 A. At
fuse will
damaging
the trans-
to repair
as the
on un-
recharge
The
The tirst
useo.
After this
"device
The
Section
transmitter's
The
These
screen,
and adiustment
it is easy to
and
briefly,
Very
keypad aN
part
of this Section explains
you
will find a brief
guides
keypad
eight
give you
the user" through
is
concluded
menu structure.
keys, used
tunctions.
remember
the keys
qy$tgfi
introduction to
menus.
with a brief
in conjunction
complete
have the following
access
The keys are
what they do.
the
menu
how the
explanation
to all the selection
functions:
keypad is
how the
with the
in three
of the
Fig. 19
LCD
groups,
The
This is the
tree
dure,
gardless
turn
key one or
The
R stands
key
or on. More on
menus.
The E and
These
something
with these two
through"
menus.
Examples
One
these
the
pressed
simply
key
El
"Menu"
display
the m key
and to move back
of where
to the Status display
key
tr
is
used
keys are also
lists of options at
Adjusting servo
Adjusting a
Switching
Moving on to the
testing etc.
special
keys Jeature an auto-repeat
key briefly,
down, the action
need to
is
more times.
for Reverse - that's all
to reverse a servo,
this in the explanation
keys
El
is to be
keys. You can also
of using the
mixer input value
to a different
teature here: where
its
press
key. You use
into the
always used
you
"Menu
into the
are
more or less sellexplanatory
increased or
and
E)
travel
next transmitter control
action
is repeated automatically.
the key and
it first
tree". Within the
to conclude
preceding
menu tree,
in the
at any time
or switch something
reduced, then
places
many
keys:
E
memory
function.
occurs once.
move from the
to
pressing
by
is
there
of the individual
use them to
in the various
it is of
practical
lf
watch the display,
menu
proce-
any
menu.
you
can
to say.
you
when
press
you
lf
you
hold
Re-
re-
this
This
off
lf
it
do
"leaf
use,
it
You
I
release
then
"overshoot",
you
again.
from 0 to
E
Whenever
5)
then
more convenient
The
These
tangular
a
there!)
tags,
They are always
of
lect that
corresponding
We don't
two
1,
lar menu, only
the
one
2. Within any
keys are also
points.
Don't
do than
A
Symbol
key
play.
point
symbol
For
key 70 times.
is
connected
choose
IZZN
particular
in the display,
the screen.
(slight)
lf there are only
corresponding
of the other
worry if this is not clear
briet
"in
is
When
in the menu
it when the
instance,
70, this
it makes sense,
in
whether the keys or the
to use.
keys
are the
arrangement
you
point
The
to describe.
recap:
in the display
in the display.
"selector"
menu
will see triangular
in approximately
you
It
in the
symbol.
you
want
complications:
two selector tags are
keys, nothing
of the
used to
"
trce" or
the same corner'r
you press
required value
press
you
if
is
somewhat
parallel
(wait
which correspond
press
display
to
two
two keys are
"release"
"active"
which is adiacent
opposite
the
wish to change a
easier
the Digi-Adiustor
with these two
"afto^ "
or
is deliberate:
a moment
symbols, or
the
one ol these
which is
get
complacent, so
possible
"Adjustment"
=
one
selections
"active".
happens.
"activate"
or
point
-
it's all much easier
key with same symbol.
as the symbol
ot the
keys,
is reached.
key to
than tapping
rotary knob
keys. The
when
-
same
adiacent
displayed, and
menus the
then
go
mixer
(see
keys. You can
is the
you
are
we're nearly
selector
to these
"
cornet"
you
keys,
to the
here are
particu-
in a
press
you
lf
arrow
particular
starts flashing.
in the dis-
you
select the
to the same
lf
back
input
the
page
rec-
at
keys.
se-
only
to
The
Now
We
memory 01,
is still
Switch
display.
menu
a
assume
the current
-
here that
as described
the transmitter
Press the
Menu 1:
quick practice
for
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digital
period
graph,
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hours rminutes
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15
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Trim on the
is not active
pupil
transmitter
r]rlHTE:lrL5
I
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Select control
and assign
Select MEMORY at bottom
which copes
For the moment, the bottom
thing else
2. You might
"contd.".
In Root Menu 2 things continue
function
with everything to do with memories.
which the transmitter
like
rFt_tF
LIJF. FEF;
you get
On the
left
--
r
to think
I L
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to the
pupil
--t:tF
Reset operating
r +FII
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Release functions,
to be controlled by the
left, and
right
of this option as
in
H:;5I
menu and the operating
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period
to 00:00 Select
ASS/GN
Tt.UHTFIUL
rTEFtlH
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option
has
to
the same
J+5F'U
pupil
you
find a
hides every-
offer, via Menu
menu
"more"
way:
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modulationl
PPM 7
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period
cause
sidedown!
known as a
or
menu structure. Have a look at the diagram above.
will
hidden
This is intended to show that there are
which are accessible from the
they are
change), and
I lir
i:+T+E:j
li 1
select USR-MIX 1,2,3
select input INP 1,
assign function
2,
3,4
timer; on the righl to
Automatic
ASSIGN SERVO
H!;51rjH SEELJ|| 1
Select servo
and assign
on to
"Assign"
of the similarity to a tree - albeit one
-
this type of menu arrangement is otten
"menu
for example, that there are
see,
behind
tree", or
the " Files" menu.
-
"Files"
"Copy", "Shift"
"Chk.Trim"
(switch
(check,
Tü I.IILEF:UH r
lunction
menu
and
more technically, as a
four more menus
four
menu; in this
models),
match).
"Name"
"PCM".
growing
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of this information,
switches or
As we have already seen on
connectors are described,
types of connector.
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only: Digi-Adjustor
(M).
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unit must be connected
each
Next comes the
These are
Here a brief explanation
C, D are
gether
(right-hand
connected
The remaining inputs are
is where
switches"
What are
Well, in coarse terms, these
ments" on
something on
units,
which
So
switches?
These switches
something
tween
activate
f lap/elevator
An
The switch
does
and
as it is connected
the sliders, and
you
what are change-over switches
different
"extra"
not fit into our
should
is necessarily somewhat
you
can skip
other exDansion units.
is not much to say about these sockets
group
connectons for the transmitter
not
shown
"KnU'
as
stick = C,
to the correct sockets
"change-over
are connected.
transmitter controls?
your
transmitter,
your
use to
coupled controls
release the aero-tow mechanism.
are usually used
on the model, but,
pre-set
coupling switch).
for the expert:
"Sl"
really be included as a
it for the moment
you
later
particularly
(DE),
of
individually; they are
(left-hand
D). The
model. They
values
is a special-purpose
neat
to input
will need to absorb
page
there are several diflerent
which have one
Keypad
in the correct
"letter
is necessary: the
stick
stick
marked
switches"
are all the
which
also, for example,
for example, to
(such
(e.9.
scheme.
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dry and theoreti-
you
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when installing auxiliary
where the
Z
and Memory Switch
ff)
place.
inputs": A to
inputs A, B,
grouped
=
A, B) and
units must also
(KnL
and KnR).
to S5 and US.
51
and
"movable
you
use
include the 'wo stick
and coupling
not to actually
Dual Rates) or
as
Combi-Switch,
feature which
is
lt
a 3-stage
"transmitter
it
can
wish.
some
internal
purpose
-
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controls.
to-
"KnR"
be
This
"coupling
ele-
to operate
the switch
move
switch be-
to
or a
switch,
control",
be used
to one of the change€ver
in a similar
switches;
control.
An explanation
confuse
Section
Now we come
ble source of
According
ther a
switch,
transmitter.
Change-over
2-core connecting
not be used
Switches
ther a
switch
switch
Why?
inpüt
input sees a switch
the
be set to
And one more
In line with
ble to connect
to inouts
be a useful
can
many switched
On the
further Dots
Most users
these
cursion
you
give
new system.
What this all
When
always
tions.
When
pling
L/S.
When f itting auxiliary
the number
way
especially
matters at this
entitled
confusion.
to what we
transmitter control
depending on
But this
switches and
for this
which act
2-core or a 3-core
(2-position)
it must be 3-core.
When
"sees"
features. Our
switches,
you plug
whatever
its
end-ooint
what we have
E and F
other hand
instead of switches.
of the
into the
idea of the flexibility
an
means in
you
assign
yoursell
find
you
are
of wires
in combination
of these
"
For experts".
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note
switches
feature for special
channels.
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assigning
you
further difterence,
one
have
where
is only
lead. A switch
ourpose.
as transmitter
the lead
in a switch,
the unit
values.
instead of the standard
inputs G,
PROFI mc 3010
intention
realm of the unused
or adiust
dealing
will be dealing
switches
in the cable.
with a transmitter
special
point.
just
or a change-over
partly
lead.
as a crude
just
(preferably
practice:
transmitter
change-over
features
Please see
said, a switch
it is
connected
true:
coupling
is 2-core.
is
said,
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presenting
in
with the
you
switches
with a 3-core
controls
For a simple ON/OFF
the transmitter
potentiometer
a
as
pot,
which can only
perfectly
it is
3-position
models
hardly ever need
will
features" is
versatility of
and
controls,
"letter"
switches
with 51
must bear
or coupling
would only
page
and a
may have ei-
For a 3-stage
sliders.
which
this brieJ ex-
in the
69
possi-
can be
or coupling
inside the
lead can-
switches)
used with
abbrevia-
to S5 and
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have a
control
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possi-
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require
just
to
your
you
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or
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trolling
12
"Operations"
"Status"
again
memory 01, as described
and that
you
what
model memory.)
other
you
switch
on the LCD screen.
important things
most
your
display
we will assume that
not switched to a different
have
we are
the transmitter
model:
going
you
you
have copied
under
say next applies
to
on, the Status
provides
lt
need to
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memory.
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know
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to
display
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number
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the memory
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easier
PPM 9
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remembering
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a number,
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memory.
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means:
model
as the
in English.
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transmission
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transmitter
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using
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the transmitter,
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shorter.
inherently approximate
you
gives
battery
unfortunately
but
-
a drawback
full
a
charge
the battery
recharged.
display
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it is reset
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to
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menu:
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hours :
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last displayed
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key; the
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the Status display
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period
next time
display
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transmitter
time
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not
of all digital
voltage
the
monitor trips, and
"bar"
is a
to understand
it as a rough
discharges steadily
and at the
from right to
of manujacturing
reliable as the digital
and
idea ol how things
consisting
version
same time
left; i.e. the bar
nature of the bar,
to assimilate
easy
displays.
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about
ol the digital
glance,
at a
indicator of bat-
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timer
about this
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FEFI
value displayed
with
worry about concerning
and starts
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while
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change
it records
to
this
re-
very useful
A
The operating
At any
in use since
been
(you
zero
on this
The timer
you
often
period
ing
continues
and
practice
In
lows: set it to
The display
When should
The timer can
starts again
to measure
might be
flying time
It makes
you give
time
transmitter's
around
curate
consider
only
batteries
result
can
is to carry out
your
long
leature:
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time
can do
page
for more details).
is cumulative,
switch
timer
the best
zero every time
shows
from
the
enough
per
most sense
the
operating
four hours, so
idea of
this value as
and
in variations of up
own transmitter
rlrl:2+
period
when
I reset the display?
count uo to
season.
how much
in the transmitter's
a
display
how long the
see
can
the last
that at any
the transmitter
stops counting
you
way of
hours :
zero. That's by
lifetime of the
for
transmitter battery
practical
time the timer
time - see
makes no difference
and it
on and
when
switch
"occasional
to reset
period
the display
on again.
managing the
you
recharge
minutes.
99 hours 59
no means
transmitter, although
flyers"
the timer
lrom a full charge
gives you
guide.
a
to +/-
you
current
lasts.
longer
experiment
actually
Slight
transmitter
reset to
was
the next section
ofl; the operat-
you
switch
timer is as
the battery
minutes, then
long enough
to count their
to zero every
lull charge.
a
quite
fly. But
can
differences
Your
20010.
to determine
please
consumption
best
has
how
off,
foF
it
it
The
is
an ac-
in
bet
how
How
sion
The transmitter
(e.9.
You
type
This is
From
"PPM/PCM"
You will see
to switch
modes
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have to set
receiver
of
how
the Status
can be used
9") and
you
you
do
display.
this:
l'lUttLlLHT
transmis-
between
the
PPM7, PPM9 and
with both
with PCM units
the transmission
wish to use.
it:
Display
press
(e.9.
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PPM
'PCM
mode to
to arrive at
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PCM
receivers
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match the
the
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start
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versa).
change
Press
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use a
4/6 channel
this type
the servos
rectlv
the
E
to flash.
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That's all there
from PPM
three
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necessary
receiver
receivers buill
of receiver
attached
"PPM7", 'PPMg"
key.
PPM will change
key.
is to it. Use
7 to PPM 9 and back.
times to
which cannot
get
back
to switch to
decode 9 channels
in 1979).
with the
to outputs
transmitter set
"PCM")
(or
PCM
to
the E or
to the Status
you
PPM 7
1 + 2
if
you
lf
attempt to
will not work cor-
will
(or
vice
key to
El
Display.
wish to
(e.9.
use
to PPM I,
13
("ready
made lists')
In the transmitter's standard
15
No.
grams).
centage of the
tising
You
to the appropriate
Before
the direction of servo
page
You may like to use these examples as
for
"original",
scribed
copy.
The following example
as standard:
Memory
"FIESTA'
Memory
"SALTO'
Memory No. 8:
'F3B"
(Crow
Memory No. 9:
"CORTINI('
Memory No. 10:
"BlG
Memory
"RCl/F3A'
contain
These example
modellers.
can
you
28.
your
on
-
a
system)
LIFT' - a
"ready
models which
use any of these example lists
your
fly
own lists.
first copy it into an empty
page
No.
6:
-
typical simple
a
No. 7:
-
typical
a
typical FSB class
-
a typical tailless
typical simple
No. 11:
-
a typical
programmed"
memory as described on
model,
rotation,
you
lf
41)
and then
glider
powered
form, memories
model lists
programs
you
do
lists are available
glider
with
glider
embrace a
are actually
may
that is described on
and
not want to change
make modifications to the
V{ail
and
with
glider
powered
aerobatic
No. 6 to
(or pro-
per-
high
flown by
by switching
iust
well have to alter
the starting
memory
"flaperons"
"aileron
model
model
prac-
page
43.
point
the
(as
de-
brakes"
(roll)
Interchanging aileron
1. Select the
From the
r
ASSIGN CONTROLS
Status
fi
Display
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and
press
@ Z N Z
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Note: if
trol,
Z
2. Assign control
lows:
you
you
must first select Control
key then
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worked
last
or E until A appears
El
A to the rudder
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different transmitter con-
on a
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control
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it finished.
Interchanging throttle/spoiler
elevator
1.
EIZNZ,
(pitch-axis):
Move to the
as described
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ELEI.JI]TÜFJ
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then
SIEIE
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. Result:
Display:
CONTROLS"
above.
rudder
A. To do this
press
(collective
(tail
menu
.
resp. R0LL
in the display.
(or
(or
rotor), as fol-
tail
resp.
roll), as
resp. R|ILL
E E] E E]
resp. P I TrlH-FN
rotor):
press
the
TF I LRÜT
follows:
. That's
pitch)
menu with
and
I5
Memory
"MIRAGE"
Memory
"
HELI BOY" - a typical
"Schlueter"
Memory
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RANGER"
"Heim"
Memory
'8K117'
head - head
In all the examples
is set up
Rudder
right-hand
Throttle
roll)
you
lf
structions
14
No. 12:
-
a typical delta
No. 13:
rotor head
No. 14:
-
a typical helicopter
head
rotor
No. 15:
-
a typical
linkage using virtual swashplate
as tollows:
(or
tail rotor) and elevator
stick.
(or
spoilers or collective
on the
left-hand
ditterent transminer
use a
on how to change
helicopter with
it is
stick.
model
helicopter with
with
"120
assumed
that the
(pitch-axis)
pitch)
mode,
the settings:
degree"
and aileron
here are briet
rotor
transmitter
on the
(or
you
il
Note:
you
trol,
key then E or
Z
2. Assign control B to
press
lows:
(or
PITCH-AXIS) appears.
r
t
Assign control
3.
as follows:
THROT/SPOIL
r
last worked
must first select Control
!,
E [ÜHTRÜ15
ELEUIlTÜE
press
rlüt.tTFiü15
ti
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4. Return to the Status
times.
in-
procedure
The
described
in detail on
on a different transmitter
B.
until B appears
E
the elevator
then E or
and
D to throttle/spoiler
then
Z,
(or
COLL.
lor assigning
page
E
Result:
SIEE,
PITCH) appears.
Display by
the transmiüer controls
25.
To
do
in the display.
(pitch-axis),
repeatedly until
resp. P I TrlH-HH
(collective
then
or 5PU I Lt t{
resp.
pressing
press
this
or
El
Result:
rl0LL.
as
pitch),
E
@
con-
the
lol-
ELEV
I5
until
TllH
P I
four
is
Example:
"FIESTA'
The
The ailerons are
cal differential).
left-hand stick.
coupling,
"FIESTA"
is
an
controlled by
The
"Combi-Switch"
radio-controlled
or
example of a
a single servo
airbrakes
are operated
supported.
towhook, if
simple model
(mechani-
with the
An aero-tow
fitted, is oper-
glider.
ated by
vide
tended.
standard,
the
a switched channel.
pitch
However, the mixing
and the user
feature.
mixer is featured to
A
trim compensation
when airbrakes are
input
has to set the
Memory No.: 6
pro-
ex-
is
to zero as
set
value if he needs
Summary:
Channel
controls
Servo
No
Function
inp.
1st
2nd inp.
Note: the
Switches:
"FLAP"
"SPOILER"
the
55 = Combi-Switch
Adiustments:
Possible
moditications: Combi-Switch
A B
Aileron Spoiler
I
AILERON
input of the
"ELEVATOR"
input can be set
Combi-Switch:
Aileron
All servos: travel
Airbrake ooeration
SPOILER
to any value by the
--
1000/0,
centre
C
D
Rudder i Elevator
SPOILER
RUDDER
mixer must be set to
0;
user.
rudder, following rate
1000/0.
00/0.
rudder - aileron, switched
via
instead of stick
slider
TOWHOOK
off
E
F G
Aero-tow
Example:
"Salto"
The
inboard end of each
the
spoilers,
landing
the
servos,
up as
direction
with
"flaperons",
"SALTO"
is an example
which are used to
approach.
"electronic"
to act as
of a model
wing are
The ailerons are
differential.
i.e. they can be
camber-changing
2 rotating trailing edge
lose height and
operated by two
They are also set
moved in the same
f laps. As
with a V{ail.
to control
flaperons
At
which do
dynamic
small,
improve
can be switched
flaps and the spoilers
Drovide
not reach to
disadvantages,
and they
manoeuvrability.
automatic
the wing
the
should only be
off by
pitch
means of
are mixed
trim compensation.
root have
"flap
For this
Memory No.:
inherent
input" should be
for aerobatics to
used
reason the flap
the switch 53.
with the elevator,
7
aero-
kept
input
The
to
Summary:
Channel
controls
Servo
Function
1st inp.
rp.
lthi'p'
to
zr.ro
rp
sro
S1, 52
when
for the
modifications:
I
f
f
Switches:
Note:
Possible
No
FLAPERON
Dual Rates
for
adjusting
moment
the
Aileron
Flaperon
AILERON
on AILERON,
mixing inputs
Control
Use
of the
of Combi-Switch
Spoiler
Vtail
V-TAIL+
be very useJul
it can
FLAP input
V-TAIL+
ELEVATOR;
via stick
(controlled
53 switches
to switch
instead
via 55).
Elevator
Spoiler
SPOILER
the tlap input
off any
of slider
Flaperon
FLAPERON
AILERON
FLAP
to the ailerons
mixing
inputs
Aero-tow
Towhook
TOWHOOK
which are not needed
l
Example
model:
'FgB"
Memory
No.: I
picture
The
The control system
el.
each
and
"Quadro"
possible.
ber-changing
flaps are def
shows a typical
flap is operated by
"aileron
and
normal tlight the ailerons
In
flaps, and
lected f ully down
F3B class
quite
is
complex.
its own servo.
brake"
(crow)
vice versa; for
and the ailerons
competition
mod-
Each aileron
This makes
control systems
support the
cam-
landing the
Jully up
("aileron
brake"
mixed in with the
the aileron
changes.
evator
aero{ow
and
purposes)
brake system
movement can be
Flap
movement.
release treated as
is
optional addition.
an
function).
camber-changing
Elevator compensation
flap
to compensate
mixed in to support
A radio-controlled
towhook
the same
is
movement and
pitch
for
trim
eF
(towhook
for control
Summary:
Channel
Servo
Function
1st inp.
inp.
2nd
inp. SPOILER
3rd
4th inp.
when adjusting the
Note:
tor the moment
Possible
modifications:
No
Spoiler
r7z
L. ail.
CROW
nrr-enoru
FLAP
ELEVATOR ELEVATOR
mixing inputs
Control
Flap control with one
CROW
I nrLenor.r
SPOILER
it can be
of the FLAP
ELEVATOR
very
input via stick
servo only;
flap
R.
CROW
AILERON
SPOILER
useful
in this case they cannot support
Elevator
L. flap
CROW
AILERON ELEVATOR
FLAP
SPOILER
to switch off any
instead of slider
Elev
ELEV+
FLAP
SPOILER
inputs
Rudder
RUDDER
which are
the aileron
Aero-tow
not needed
function.
17
Example
"Cortina"
Control
panel,
aileron
achieve
each surtace working as combined elevator
model:
is a typical example
is
achieved
(elevons).
tavourable lift distribution in all flight situations.
"CORTINA"
of a modern tailless
with two control surfaces
This
arrangement
makes it
glider.
per
wing
and
possible
to
Memory
The mixing ratios for elevator and aileron
the inboard and outboard elevons. A seoarate
quired
dumping and
coupling
for
each elevon.
Airbrakes are included
landing approach control.
is actuated via a switched channel.
are different for
servo is re-
The
No.:
9
for height
aerotow
Summary:
Channel
controls
Servo
No 1
Function
Mixer
1st inp. AILERON
2nd inp.
Possible modifications:
18
Aileron Spoiler
Elev. R, out Elevon
DELTA DELTA
ELEVATORELEVA'TOR
A B c
2 3
L, oul Elevon R,
AILERON
AILERON AILERON SPOILER
ELEVATOR
Control of airbrakes
"
DELTA' mixer.
the
Defined
inputs then:
This arrangement
via slider
AILERON, ELEVATOR, SPOILER.
would allow automatic
caused bv airbrakes.
D
Elevator
4
in Elevon L, in Spoiler
DELTA
DELTA
ELEVATOR
instead of stick. Use
E
5 6
F G
Aero-tow
TOWHOOK
oJ a lreely definable
elevator compensation
tor
Aero-tow
mixer instead of
pitch
trim changes
Example
"Big
The
Ailerons
model:
Litt"
landing
and
"BlG
represents
a simple
flaps are
LIFT"
powered
in addition
titted
model.
to the
standard
via the switched
controls.
channel.
An aero-tow
release
Memory
can be
operated
No. 10
Summary:
Adiustments:
-
Possible
modifications:
1
AILERON
Transmitter
Transmitter
Transmitter control
Combi-Switch:
All servos:
control
control
Aileron
1000/0, centre
travel
Combi-Switch
2
THROTTLE
Rate on aileron,
option:
option: throttle
option:
Dual
flap travel:
---
rudder,
rudder
00/0
-
3
RUDDER
trim:
idle
Oo/o,10oo/o
following rate
aileron,
]ELEVATOR
-30o/o
or switched
-------_
elevator,
1000/0
ofl
5
FLAP
ss-
Combi-Sw
rudder:600/o
6
AERO.TOW
19
Example
model:
"RC1/F34"
Memory No.: 11
Examole of an
ailerons
low the optimum degree
are each controlled by a separate aileron,
F3A class comoetition
of
differential
model. The
to aF
to be set.
Two
spoilers are
addition
to retract the undercarriage
fitted,
acting
to throttle control. A further servo can
as airbrakes.
via the switched channel.
Mixture
control
in
be titted
Summary:
Channel
controls
Servo
Function
Posible
20
modifications:
No
L. AIL.
Exponential
"snapjlaps"
lf
servo travel
Throttle
titted
are
RUDDER
instead of
instead oJ spoilers, use
ROTTLE
Dual Rates.
Spoiler Undercarr.
R. AIL. MIXTURE
"SNAPFLAP"
of
mixer.
UNDERC
Example
"Mirage"
The
via combined
model :
is a simple
ailerons/elevators
and throttle.
"
MIRAGE"
model.
delta
(elevons),
lt is controlled
plus
rudder
The undercarriage
channel.
LrtsLtA mtxer.
The elevons are
can be
Memory:
retracted
controlled
via
with
No.: 12
the switched
the help of
a
Summary:
Channel
controls
Servo
Switches:
Adiustments:
'
No
Function
Mixer
'lst
inp.
inp.
2nd
51
DELTA
ELEVATOR
AILERON
=
Dual Rates, aileron;
Mixing input
Mixing input
Throttle idle trim:
DUAI RATCS
All servos: travel
ELEVATOR:
AILERON: 600/o
ELEVATOR,
1000/0, centre
Throttle
L
elevon
DELTA
ELEVATOR
AILERON
=
Dual Rates, elevator
52
400/0
-300/0
AILERON: 600/O
ry9q91
RUDDER
RUDDER
(recommended
(recommended
00/0
starting
rD
Elgy"to,
THROTTLE
THROTTLE
starting
point)
point)
Undercarr.
UNDERC,
21
Example
Example
plate
pitch-axis
each.
Simple
having
FLARE
model:
"simple"
of a
no axial
and roll-axis
"THROTTLE"
"HELI
model
movement. Collective
are controlled
mixer used
assignment
BOY"
helicopter,
lot " flarc" compensation.
used
with swash-
pitch,
by one servo
tor throttle
in-
"DYN.THR.".
of
stead
ooint.
assumed
Gyro
between
switched channel
is a
minimum and
G.
of course,
This,
"suppressible"
maximum
type.
Memory
just
is
You can switch
gyro
No.: 13
a starting
effect using
Summary:
controls
Servo
Function
Mixer
1st inp.
2nd inp.
Switches:
Notes:
Possible
51
only
3-point
modifications:
No
-
Dual Rates,
the end-points
throttle
1
Roll
ROLL
roll; 52
of switched
curve
"DYN.THR."
5-Doint
"
FLARE"
Gyro
used.
throttle
not used
2 3
Pitch
FLARE
PITCH
coLLECr.
Dual Rates,
channel
mixer
curve
mixer
(different
pitch-axis;
instead of
nol
used,
Yaw THROTTLE
TAIL ROT
YAW
THROTTLE
coLLECt.
-
direct
55
G are
only
type
used; the
THROTTLE
PITCH-axis
ol
centre
gyro)
4
throttle
position
pitch'axis
on
Throttle
c 6
Collect.
is
skipped.
servo
Mixture
I
Gyro
Gyro
7
Mixture
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