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Alewings Y Reverse Parts list manual

USAGE MANUAL
Alewings®di Alessandro Torri
v. del Lavoro, 41 20084 Lacchiarella MI ITALY
www.alewings.it [email protected]
Y Reverse Dear client,
We express our thanks for your purchase of REVERSE module: the
simple and accurate programmable inverter for servos.
This device is able to manage the signal of one receiver channel by
an Y connection with two reverse outputs. It is installed between the
receiver and servos to improve more useful functions such as:
- to invert the servo sense of rotation;
- to connect 2 servos, with reversed movement, to one single
receiver channel. It is useful for saving one receiver channel in
case of two independent servos on flaps, brakes and tails;
- to match and center two servos mechanically coupled;
- to filter and amplify the servo position signal.
Fix the device with a double-sided tape or with a velcro on the
opposite side of programming button. We recommend to create
an anti-vibrating support in order to insulate electronic circuit from
possible vibrations sent by propulsive system.
Connect the input of the REVERSE module cable to the receiver
channel you want to use
Connect the output cables to servos you want to control, paying
attention to the right polarity.
The upper output (number 1) is the reverse one and it will be
controlled oppositely to the receiver signal. The lower output
(number 2) has move according to the receiver signal.
For the right connection of the Y module to receiver and servos
please refer to picture number 1.
CONNECTION TO THE RECEIVER:
CONNECTION TO THE SERVOS:
V2.0
After carrying out the connections showed into the “Connections”
section, you can switch your RC system and your Y module is yet
working: if you move your radio stick indeed the two servos
connected to the module will move oppositely.
Place the servo arms of both servos so that the two mobile parts
are lined up and the corresponding stick is in the central position.
If this is not enough for the best alignment, please proceed with the
electronic servo center programming (see the “Programming”
section).
USAGE
DOWN Output 2
Output 1 = REVERSE
Output 2 = DIRECT
BLACK
RED
SIGNAL
UP Output 1
Connect to the receiver
Programming Button
(PRG Button)
Servos programmer module
Cod. 90020301
CONNECTIONS
PICTURE 1
FRONT VIEW
After the connection, it is strictly recommended to carry out the following steps, before proceeding on REVERSE module programming:
- initialize the REVERSE module pressing the ERASE button
- choose from your transmitter (“Servo-reverse menu”) the direction you want to associate to the servo connected to the output number 2
and check it is correct;
- program the SUBTRIM to put the servo connected to DIR output in central position.
- check the proper movement of the servo connected to REV output;
- program the central position of the servo connected to the REV output by the PRG button.
To initialize the REVERSE module you have to proceed as follows:
When the receiver is off, push the PRG button and switch on your radio system. Release the button.
The module has been initialized and all the parameters have been reinstated as factory-new.
The initialization causes the total loss of the programming of the servo center connected to REV output.
Bring the transmitter stick corresponding to the channel to which you have connected the module in the central position.
When the device is switched on push PRG button for about 5 sec and wait for the servo connected to REV output begins to move.
At this point you have activated the programming mode.
Move the transmitter stick up and down or right and left keeping the PRG button pressed to decide the rotation sense and the extent of the
movement of the servo.
A single button pressure creates a movement of 1 tenth of degree; if you continue to press you will obtain a continuous movement.
When you set the right position you have to wait 5 seconds without pushing PRG button.
The REVERSE module will exit from the programming mode and will record the new position.
REVERSE module initialization (ERASE):
Programming center position of REVERSE output:
Dimensions: 14x27mm
Weight: 7g including cables and
connectors
Operating voltage: from 4,8V to 6V MAX
recommend 5,4V stabilized
Max load: 3A continuous
Receiving resolution: 0,025°
Output resolution: 0,1°
Programmable range: +-50°
Programmable steps: 0,1°
Working temperature: -10 up to +60 °C
Protection for short circuits on every output
These specifications may be changed without advance notice.
This is not a toy.
Pay close attention to the following points, as the non
observance of them can destroy the product, nullify your
warranty and lead to property damages or personal severe
injuries!
- Never leave the product unattended while it is switched on, in
use or connected with a power supply. If a defect occurs, it
could set fire to the product or to the surroundings.
- Avoid incorrect connections or connections with reversed
polarity.
- All wires and connections have to be well insulated. Short-
circuits might destroy the product.
- Never allow this product or other electronic components to
come into contact with water, oil, fuels or other conductor liquids,
as these could contain minerals, which are harmful for electronic
circuits. If this happens, stop the use of your product immediately
and let it dry carefully.
- Always wire up all the parts of the equipment carefully. If any of
the connections loosens, due to vibrations, you might damage
your device.
- Never cut off or modify the original plugs
- Never change the polarity of the receiver connectors
- Do not open the product and never solder on the PCB At the end of its life cycle this product is subject to special
waste disposal and it cannot be disposed with urban
waste
SPECIFICATIONS
WARNING
PROGRAMMING
WASTE DISPOSAL

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