Absima CR4T Ultimate User manual

Version 01/13
CR4T
2,4Ghz Radio System

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Index
1. Introduction... .......................................................................................................................................................4
2. Correct use..................................... ...................................................................................................................5
3. Product description.............................................................................................................................................5
4. Scope of delivery
.. ........................................................................................................................................... 5
5. Symbols explanation............................................................................................................................................6
6. Safety instructions..............................................................................................................................................6
a) General...........................................................................................................................................................6
b) Operation
................................................................. ..........................................................................................7
7. Battery details .............................................................................................................................. 8
8 Charge batteries..................................................................................................................................................9
9. Radio controls...................................................................................................................................................10
10. Commissioning of radio.................................................................................................................................... 11
a) Insert and charge battery............................................................................................................................. 11
b) Turn on the radio control..............................................................................................................................11
c) Test and setting the digital trim....................................................................................................................12
11. Commissioning of receiver................................................................................................................................13
a) Receiver connection.....................................................................................................................................13
b) Install the receiver........................................................................................................................................14
c) Install the servo ....................................................................................................................................14
d) Binding function............................................................................................................................................15
12. Install telemetry module ..................................................................................................................................15
13. Test the steering-, drive-, and shift function.....................................................................................................16
a) Test the steering function ............................................................................................................................16
b) Test the drive function..................................................................................................................................17
14. Programming the radio control.........................................................................................................................18
a) Programming the radio control.....................................................................................................................18
b) Symbol explanation
.......................................................................................................................................... 19
c) Handling the LC-Touchscreen Display.........................................................................................................19
15. Adjustments in the main menu
........................................................................................................................... 20
a) Adjustments main menu...............................................................................................................................20
b) Reverse .......................................................................................................................................................21
c) End points....................................................................................................................................................22
d) Subtrims ......................................................................................................................................................23
e) Steering exponential....................................................................................................................................24
f) Steering speed .............................................................................................................................................24
g) Steering mix.................................................................................................................................................25

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h) Throttle neutral.............................................................................................................................................25
i) Throttle exponential ......................................................................................................................................26
j) Throttle curve................................................................................................................................................26
k) A.B.S............................................................................................................................................................27
l) Throttle speed...............................................................................................................................................28
m) Throttle middle position...............................................................................................................................29
n) Throttle idle up.............................................................................................................................................29
o) Engine cut....................................................................................................................................................30
p) Boat mode ...................................................................................................................................................30
q) Brake mixing................................................................................................................................................31
r) Mixes............................................................................................................................................................31
s) Display servos .............................................................................................................................................33
t) Race timer ....................................................................................................................................................33
u) Key function.................................................................................................................................................34
v) Models .........................................................................................................................................................35
w) RX setup .....................................................................................................................................................36
x) System.........................................................................................................................................................38
16. Service and support.........................................................................................................................................39
17. Disposal............................................................................................................................................................39
a) General.........................................................................................................................................................39
b) Batteries.......................................................................................................................................................39
18. Elimination of errors.........................................................................................................................................40
19. Technical specifications
............................................................................................................................................ 41
a) Radio............................................................................................................................................................41
b) Receiver.......................................................................................................................................................41
20.
Declaration of conformity (DOC) ..........................................................................................................................41

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1. Introduction
Dear Madam, dear Sir,
Thank you for purchasing this product.
This product complies with the applicable national and European requirements.
To maintain this condition and to ensure safe operation, you need to request the user
Manual!
This manual belongs to the product. It contains important information for handling the unit.
Bear this in mind if you pass it on to third parties.
Keep these instructions for future reference!
All company names and products are trademarks of their respective owners. All rights reserved.
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2. Correct use
The 4 channel radio control is designed exclusively for the private use in model range with the associated operating
hours. Stand for a industrial use, for example the control of machines or installations, this system is not suitable.
A another use, described as previously, may damage the product.
The radio control system may not be technically modified or rebuilt! The safety instructions must be observed!
Follow all safety instructions in this manual. These contain important information about using the product.
You alone are responsible for the safe operation of your remote control and your model!
3. Product description
With the 4-channel radio control, you have a radio control system that is ideal for model cars and model boats.
On the two proportional control channels the driving and the steering functions are independently operated remotely.
Additionally, there are two more switching channels is now accessible so you can use to serve special
functions or manual transmission.
The ergonomically designed body fits comfortably in the hand and allows for convenient operation of the
transmitter and the safe control of the model.
To operate the radio are AA Mignon batteries required. Unless a speed controller with BEC is used for the receiver,
you need four AA batteries (Art.-No.: 4100030, 4er Pack, please order 1 time) or a Mignon accumulator.
4. Scope of delivery
• Radio control
• Receiver
• Voltage telemetry module
• Speed telemetry module (optical)
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• 4x AA NiMH Mignon batteries 1000 mAh 1,2V
Temperature telemetry module

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5. Symbols explanation
The icon with an exclamation point indicates a particular risk associated with handling, operation and
control.
The "arrow" icon puts everyone in special tips and operating information.
6. Safety instructions
Damages caused by non-compliance with these instructions will invalidate
the warranty / guarantee. For damages we take no liability!
For property damage or personal injury caused by improper use or failure to observe the safety
we take no liability! In such cases, the warranty / guarantee expires.
Excluded from the warranty and guarantee is normal abrasion during use and accidental damage
(for example broken receiver antenna, broken receiver housing, etc.).
Dear Madam,Dear Sir,
these precautions are not only for protection of the product, but also for your own safety and that of other people.
Read therefore, this chapter very carefully before using the product in use!
a) General
Attention, important note!
During the operation of a model can lead to property damage or personal injury occur.
Therefore make sure that you for the operation of the model are adequately insured as available via a
liability insurance. If you already have one, so check before commissioning of the model with your insurance
company, if the operation of the model is covered.
• For security and admission (CE) the unauthorized conversion and/or modification of the product is
not allowed.
• The product is not a toy and is not suitable for children under 14 years.
• The product must not becoming wet or damp.
• Plug in electric models on the drive motor only after the complete installation of the receiving system.
To prevent the drive motor suddenly starts unintentionally.
• Do not leave the packaging material lying around, this could be dangerous for children.

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• Check that they are before putting into operation the reliability of your model and the remote control system.
Look out for any signs of damage, such as faulty connections or damaged cables. All moving parts have to function
smoothly, but no play in the main in storage have.
• If questions arise that can not be ascertained with the help of the manual, please contact with our
"technical advice" (contact information, see Chapter 1) or other qualified installer.
The operation and use of radio controlled models must be learned! If you have never seen a remote
controlled model, so start very careful and be familiar with the reactions of the model on the remote
control commands. Have patience!
b) Operation
• Shouldn´t they feature sufficient knowledge available via the use of radio-controlled models, please contact
an experienced modeller or a model club.
• First, turn on the transmitter. After that turn on the receiver. Doing so may cause, unpredictable reactions of
the model! Angles from the side of the transmitter antenna to the model, so as to obtain an optimal radiation of
transmitter signals. Avoid placing the antenna on top of the model.
• Check before operating on the stationary model, whether it is responding as expected to the remote control commands.
• When operating a model, always make sure that never, body parts or objects within the range of motors or other
moving drive components are located.
• Improper operation may cause serious injury and damage to property! Always maintain direct eye contact with the model,
and therefore does not operate at night.
• Control your model only if your reaction is given indefinitely. Fatigue, alcohol or medication can influence lead to
incorrect responses.
• Always operate your model in an area where you do not endanger other people, animals or objects. Use the device
on private or specially designated for that purpose.
• Set the operation of your model in the event of a fault, and correct the cause of the malfunction before using the
model further.
• Don´t run your remote control system during a thunderstorm, under power lines or near cell towers.
• Always leave the remote control on (transmitter), while the model is running. After the race, always turn off the motor
an after that turn off the remote control. Only then the remote control transmitter is turned off.
• Protect your remote control from wetness and heavy contamination.
• Don´t place the transmitter a long time directly in the sun or extreme heat.
• Low batteries (or rechargeable batteries) in the remote control decreases the range. If the receiver battery is low,
the model does not respond correctly to the remote control.
In this case, stop the driving immediately. Then replace the batteries with new ones or recharge the batteries.
• Be careful when operating the product! Their own safety and that of your environment depend alone on your
responsible use of the model.

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7. Battery details
• Batteries / rechargeable batteries out of reach of children.
• Don´t leave batteries / rechargeable batteries open, there is a risk that can be swallowed by children or pets.
In such a case, contact a doctor immediately.
• Don´t shorting the batteries / rechargable batteries or throw into fire. Danger of explosion!
• Leaking or damaged batteries / rechargable batteries can cause acid burns, you therefore use suitable
protective gloves.
• Conventional batteries from maintaining not be charged. Risk of fire and explosion! Only charge batteries provided
instead, use suitable rechargeable battery chargers.
• Pay attention when inserting the batteries / rechargeable batteries on the correct polarity (postive + / negative -).
• Remove the batteries / rechargeable batteries of the remote control and of the model when not in use.
This is to avoid damage due to leak of batteries.
Recharge your battery every 3 months, since this can come through the self-discharge to a so-called deep discharge,
so that the battery may become unusable.
• Always replace the whole set of batteries or rechargeable batteries. Do not mix complete with half-full
batteries / rechargeable batteries. Always use batteries of the same type and manufacturer.
• Never mix batteries with rechargeable batteries! Use for the remote control batteries or rechargeable batteries.
The lower capacity of battery leads to a reduction of the operating time. This usually plays no role, since
the operating time of the transmitter is widely available via the model.
When using rechargeable batteries can cause a loss of range.

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8.
Required for the remote control battery is normally upon delivery empty and needs to be recharged.
Please note:
Before a battery that offers maximum performance, several complete discharge and recharge cycles are
required.
Discharge the batteries at regular intervals, as may occur when multiple charging a "half-full" batteries for
so-called memory effect. This means that the battery will lose its capacity. It is no longer the entire energy
stored in the operating time of the model or of the transmitter is lower.
If you use multiple batteries, may be worth buying a quality charger. This usually offers a quick charge
for battery.
Charge batteries

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9. Radio controls
1. LCD-Touchscreen-Display
2. TR1 (exponential function throttle/brake)
3. TR4 (exponential function steering)
4. TR5 (channel 3)
5. SW1 (channel 3)
6. SW2 (channel 4)
7. POWER (on/off)
8. SW3 (A.B.S.)
9. TR3 (trim throttle/brake)
10. Steering wheel
11. TR2 (trim steering)
12. Micro USB-connection
13. Throttle/brake lever
Picture 1.b
Picture 2
Picture 1.a