GRAUPNER mz-16 User manual

Manual
mz-16 HoTT
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Table of Contents
IntroducƟon.......................................................................................................................................................5
Service Centers..................................................................................................................................................5
Intended Use .....................................................................................................................................................6
Target Group .................................................................................................................................................6
Package Content................................................................................................................................................6
Technical Data...................................................................................................................................................7
Symbol DescripƟon ...........................................................................................................................................8
Safety Notes.......................................................................................................................................................8
For Safety! Handling the TransmiƩer...........................................................................................................8
For Safety! Handling thebaƩery..................................................................................................................9
DescripƟon of the TransmiƩer.......................................................................................................................11
Control Elements on the TransmiƩer ........................................................................................................11
TransmiƩer Front........................................................................................................................................12
TransmiƩer Backside...................................................................................................................................13
Keys to the leŌof the display.....................................................................................................................14
Keys to the right of the display...................................................................................................................14
ConnecƟons and AƩachments ...................................................................................................................14
Neck Strap AƩachment ................................................................................................................................... 14
AUDIO ConnecƟon........................................................................................................................................... 14
DATA ConnecƟon............................................................................................................................................. 15
COM ConnecƟon ............................................................................................................................................. 15
DSC ConnecƟon............................................................................................................................................... 15
Micro USB ConnecƟon..................................................................................................................................... 15
Charging the TransmiƩer............................................................................................................................15
Control SƟck ................................................................................................................................................17
TransmiƩer PreparaƟon .................................................................................................................................17
TransmiƩer Power ......................................................................................................................................18
StarƟŶg the TransmiƩer..................................................................................................................................19
IniƟĂů Setup..................................................................................................................................................19
TransmiƩer Switch Oī................................................................................................................................22
Menu FuncƟons...............................................................................................................................................22
Changing SƟck Mode...................................................................................................................................22
SƟck Mode Change.......................................................................................................................................... 22
Renaming a Model......................................................................................................................................23

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CreaƟŶg a Model.........................................................................................................................................23
SƟck Mode Preset Change............................................................................................................................... 23
DeleƟŶg a Model.........................................................................................................................................24
Main Display Symbols .................................................................................................................................25
Receiver Binding..............................................................................................................................................26
Bind Group...................................................................................................................................................26
Binding a Model............................................................................................................................................... 27
Removing ExisƟng Bind ................................................................................................................................... 27
MulƟReceiver Binding .................................................................................................................................... 27
Range Test...................................................................................................................................................29
Digital Switches................................................................................................................................................30
Assigning Digital Switches in RF Set................................................................................................................. 30
Assign Digital Switches to Widgets.................................................................................................................. 31
Assigning Digital Switches on RX..................................................................................................................... 32
SeƫŶg Controls and Mixers............................................................................................................................33
SelecƟng a Curve ............................................................................................................................................. 33
Seƫng a Curve................................................................................................................................................. 34
Adding a Curve Point....................................................................................................................................... 34
DeleƟng a CurvePoint..................................................................................................................................... 34
SƟck CalibraƟon...............................................................................................................................................35
Servo Display ...................................................................................................................................................36
Telemetry.........................................................................................................................................................37
RX SelecƟon.................................................................................................................................................37
Telemetry Cycle...........................................................................................................................................38
RF Status......................................................................................................................................................38
SeƫŶg & Data View ....................................................................................................................................40
RF CommunicaƟon..........................................................................................................................................41
WLAN OperaƟon.........................................................................................................................................41
Bluetooth ® OperaƟon................................................................................................................................42
Firmware Update.............................................................................................................................................43
SoŌǁare Update Using Computer.............................................................................................................43
TransmiƩer Update.....................................................................................................................................44
Forced Update.............................................................................................................................................44
Forced USB Update.....................................................................................................................................45

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Manufaturer .............................................................................................................................................46
Notes on environmental protecƟon...............................................................................................................47
Care and Maintenance....................................................................................................................................47
Warrant CondiƟons.........................................................................................................................................47

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IntroducƟon
Thank you for purchasing a
Graupnermz-16 HoTT
transmiƩer.
To get the most out of your mz-16, readthemanualcarefullybeforeuseand
operaƟon. If you experience any trouble during operaƟon, consult this
manual Įrst or ask assistance from your dealer or
Graupner
Service Center.
Due to technical changes, the content of this manual may change without
prior noƟce. You can stay up to date by checking periodically our website at
www.graupner.com
This product complies with naƟonal and European legal requirements.
To maintain this condiƟon and to ensure safe operaƟon, you must read and
follow this user manual and all the safety notes before using the product!
Note
This manual is part of the product. It contains important informaƟon
concerning operaƟon and handling. Keep these instrucƟons for future
reference and give it tothird personin case youtransferred the product.
Servic Center
Graupner in Internet For the service centes outside the avobe countries plese refer to
our website www.graupner.com
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Intended Use
Target Group
Package Content
This transmiƩer system must only be used for the purpose speciĮed by the
manufacturer for operaƟon of unmanned remote-control models such as
model airplanes, cars, boats, helicopters, mulƟrotor or any UAV. Any other
type of use is prohibited and may result in signiĮcant property damage
and/or personal injury. No warranty or liability is therefore oīered for any
improper use not covered by the provisions of use by Graupner/SJ or other
equipment manufacturers.
In addiƟon, it is explicitly pointed out that you must inform yourself about
the laws and regulaƟons applicable at your respecƟǀe locaƟon and country
before starƟŶg the remote-control operaƟon. Such condiƟons may diīer
from state to state, but this must be followed in every case.
Note
Read through this enƟre manual before you aƩempt to install or use the
transmiƩer.
The item is not a toy. It is not suitable for children under 14 without adult
supervision. The operaƟon of the transmiƩer must be performed by
experienced modelers. If you do not have suĸcient knowledge about
dealing with radio-controlled models, please contact an experienced
modeler or a model club.
tTransmiƩer mz-16 HoTT
tReceiver GR-16 (S1047.US Only)
tTransmiƩer display and programming stand
tUSB cable
tUSB adapter for receiver and sensor updates
t1s2p LiPo transmiƩer baƩery with 4000mAh
tTransmiƩer neck strap
tTransmiƩer manual
Note
Graupner
worksconƟnuouslytothefurtherdevelopmentofthe products.
Wemustthereforereservetherighttochangethescopeofdeliveryinterms
of form, technology andequipment.

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Technical Data
Transmittermz-16 HoTT
Frequency band 2404.056 ~ 2474.025 GHz
ModulaƟon FHSS
TransmiƫŶg power 100 mW EIRP
Channels 70 ~ 74
Control funcƟons 16 funcƟons of which 8 can be trimmed
16 digital switch funcƟons
Temperature range -10 - 55 °C / 14 – 130 °F
Antenna 1 linear with adjustable angle
OperaƟŶg voltage 3.6 … 4.35V
Power consumpƟon 480 to 1100mA
Dimensions Approx. 210 x 195 x 105mm
8.27 x7.68 x 4.13in
Weight approx. 1120g/39oz with baƩery
Note
Thetechnical informaƟon ofGraupner receivers canbe found in the related
receiver system manual or online.
WiFi
Frequency Range 2412 MHz~ 2474 MHz
Frequency Band IEEE 802.11 b/g/n HT20
Channels 11
ModulaƟon Type IEEE 802.11b: DSSS (CCK, DQPSK, DBSK);
IEEE 802.11g: OFDM (64QAM, 16QAM,
QPSK, BPSK); IEEE 802.11n HT20:
OFDM(64QAM, 16QAM, QPSK, BPSK)
Antenna Omni with 3.0 dBi gain
Bluetooth® 3.0+EDR(Optional Accessory)
Frequency Range 2402 MHz ~ 248- MHz
ModulaƟon Type GFSK, Pi/4 DQPSK, 8DPSK
Channels 79
Antenna PCB with 0 dBi gain

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Symbol DescripƟon
Safety Notes
For Safety! Handling
the TransmiƩer
Always observe the informaƟon indicated by this warning sign. In
ParƟcularlythosewhichareaddiƟonallymarkedwiththewordsCAUTIONor
WARNING.The wordWARNINGindicatesthepotenƟĂů forseriousinjury,the
signal word CAUTIONindicates possibilityof lighter injuries.
The signal word Note indicates potenƟĂů malfuncƟons.
Attention indicates potenƟĂů damages to objects.
These safety instructions are intended not only toprotect the product, but
also for your own and other people’s safety. Therefore, please read this
sectionvery carefully before usingthe product!
ͻDonot leave the packaging material lying around, this could bea
dangeroustoy for children.
ͻPersons, including children, with reduced physical, sensory ormental
capabilities, orlack ofexperience orknowledge, ornot capable touse
safely the transmitter must not use the transmitter without supervision
orinstructionbya responsible personoradult.
ͻOperation and use ofradio-controlled models needs tobelearnt! Ifyou
haveneveroperateda modelofthistypebefore,startcarefullyandmake
yourself familiar with the model's reactions tothe remote-control
commands. Proceedalways responsibly andcautiously.
ͻProtect all equipment from dust, dirt, moisture. All equipment must be
protected from vibration aswell asexcessive heat orcold. The models
may only beoperated remotely innormal outside temperatures such as
from-10°C - 55°C / 14– 130 °F.
ͻAlwaysperforma rangeandfunctiontestonthegroundbeforeyoustart
using your model. Only soyoucangrant a safe use!
ͻAlways use all your HoTT components only with the latest firmware
version.
ͻIfyou have questions which cannot beanswered bythe operating
manual, please contact usoranother expert inthefield.
WARNING
tAlso, while programming the transmitter, make sure that a motor
connected inthe model cannot accidentally start. Dis- connect the
fuel supply ordrive battery beforehand.

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For Safety! Handling
the baƩĞry
tNeverprogramyourtransmitterwhilenormallyusingthemodel.This
can result inboth inattention when controlling and incorrect
programming.
CAUTION
Avoid any kind ofshort-circuit inall sockets ofthe transmitter and ofthe
receiver! Risk offire! Use only suitable connectors. Innocase the electronic
componentofthetransmitterorofthereceivermaybechangedormodified.
Anyinterference will voidthe warranty.
Note
During transport, protect the model and the transmiƩer from damages.
CAUTION
ͻProtectallequipmentfromdust,dirt,moisture.Onlyuseindrylocations.
ͻDonot useany damaged battery.
ͻAnyalterationstothe battery cancause serious injuryorburns.
ͻBatteries may not beheated, burned, short-circuited orcharged with
excessive currentorwithreversedpolarity.
ͻCombustible orhighly flammable objects are tobekept away from the
chargingarea.
ͻNever leave the charger unattended when itisconnected tothe power
supply.
ͻPlease charge your batteriesonly inrooms fittedwitha smoke detector.
ͻAlways charge the battery witha suitable charger.
ͻThe maximum quick charging current specified for the respective cell
type may not beexceeded.
ͻIfthe battery heats upabove60°C/ 140°Fwhile itisbeingcharged, stop
chargingandletthebatterycooldowntoapproximately30- 40°C/ 86–
104 °F
ͻNever charge batteries that have already been charged orhot ones. Ifa
cell ina battery pack hasbecome particularly hotfollowinga quick-

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charge,thismayindicatea defectinthatcell.Donotusethebatterypack
any longer!
tThe batteries may not bemodified. Donot directly solder orweld the
cells.
ͻIfhandled improperly, there isa danger offire, explosion, irritation and
burns.
Special instructions
ͻTo charge and discharge baƩeries, only use speciĮcally designed
chargers/dischargers with balancer connectors.
Safety notes for storingbatteries
ͻBaƩeriesmayonlybestoredindryroomswithanambienttemperature
of +5°C to +25°C / 41 – 77 °F.
ͻIf the LiPo baƩery must be stored for a longer period, the voltage per
cellshould be about3.8V.Ifthe cell voltage dropsbelow 3 V, they must
berecharged immediately.Deepdischarge will negaƟǀelyinŇƵence the
performanceandlifespanofthebaƩeryandrenderingitdefecƟǀeaŌer
a short amount of Ɵme.

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DescripƟon of the
TransmiƩer
Control Elements on
the TransmiƩer
13-way posiƟon switch SW5
22-way switch SW6 or 3-way switch SW6 top push-switch, boƩom
latching switch (S1047.US)
3Digital buƩon DT7
4ProporƟonal dial DV3
5Foldable transmiƩer antenna
6TransmiƩer handle
7ProporƟonal dial DV4
8Digital buƩon DT8
93-way switch SW8, top push-switch, boƩom latching
switch or 2-way switch SW8 (S1047.US)
10 3-way switch SW7
1
2
3
4
5
10
9
8
7
6

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TransmiƩer Front
1 Display
2 Scroll through menu pages
3 Scroll through menu pages
4 Scroll through menu pages
5 Trim buƩon for the leŌcontrol sƟck
6 LeŌcontrol sƟck
7 ProporƟonal dial DV1
83-wayswitchSW1
9 3-way switch SW8,1x push-switch, 2x latching-switch
10 Digital buƩon DT5
11 Digital buƩon DT6
12 3-way switch SW3
13 3-way switch SW4
14 ProporƟonal dial DV2
15 Right control sƟck
16 Trim buƩon for the right control sƟck
17 Eyelet for transmiƩer strap
18 Direct recall of the servo display
19 Direct recall of the "SETTING & DATAVIEW"
20 Menu buƩon
21 ON/OFF switch

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TransmiƩer Backside
1BaƩery case cover
2Gimbal tension screw for horizontal control funcƟon
3no funcƟon
4Gimbal tension screw for verƟcal control. Lower
screw is for tension of the control sƟck
5ProporƟonal rotary control LV2
6Inner screw adjusts brake force
Outer screw adjusts ratchet's strength
7TransmiƩer handle
8Foldable transmiƩer antenna
9Cover ŇĂƉ for audio, COMM, DATA and DSC connecƟon
10 Inner screw adjusts brake force
Outer screw adjusts ratchet's strength
11 ProporƟonal rotary control LV1
12 Gimbal tension screw for horizontal control funcƟon
13 Gimbal tension screw for verƟcal control. Lower
screw is for tension of the control sƟck
14 no funcƟon
15 Cover of the USB connecƟon
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
89
10
11
12
13
14
15

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ConnecƟons and
AƩachments
Neck StrapAttachment
AUDIOConnection
Also referred to as upper, center and lower selecƟon keys. These keys are
used to scroll through lists, columns, etc., in the same way as their arrow
direcƟons.
tData Logfunction
Pressing the lower leŌbuƩon for about one second switches the
data logging funcƟon of the transmiƩer ON or OFF. You can also
assign your own key combinaƟon to switch data logging ON or OFF.
tUpperKey
Switches between "Servo display" and last acƟǀe menu posiƟon
tCenterKey
Switches between the "ASCII" screen of the telemetry menuand last
acƟǀe menu posiƟon
tLower Key
Switches between acƟǀe widgets deck and last acƟǀe menu
Ontop of the transmiƩer there is an eyelet for aƩaching a neck strap that is
aƩached to a neck strap hole for opƟmal balance.
The port for a 3.5 mm jack is located on the back of the transmiƩer under
the upper cover ŇĂƉ
Assoonasaheadphoneisconnected,thebuilt-inloudspeakerismuted,and
the transmiƩer's sound and voice announcements are output through the
headphones.
The volume can be adjusted in the submenu "Volume" of the "System"
menu.
Keys to the leŌof the display
Keys to the right of the display

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DATA Connection
COM Connection
DSCConnection
MicroUSB Connection
Charging the
TransmiƩer
TheDATAconnecƟonissuitableforconnecƟonofasmartboxoranexternal
module. If necessary, this port can also be switched to out- put a digital
SUMD digital signal.
The corresponding seƫŶgs are made in the submenu "I/O conĮg." of the
system menu, see below under DSC connecƟon.
Serial interface for future use
Through a DSC cable this port can be used for a simulator or for wired
Teacher/Student mode.
If necessary, switch to the required DSC operaƟŶg mode in the "I/O ConĮg."
submenu of the system menu.
To ensure a correct DSC connecƟon, observe the following
1. Perform any necessary seƫŶgs in the menu.
2. Connect one end of the DSC cable in the DSC port of the switched
oītransmiƩer and the other end to the device to be connected.
3. Turn the transmiƩer on.
The USB cable supplied with the transmiƩer is plugged into thissocket.
Note
Once connected toa PC or other USB power source, a yellow LED shouldbe
lit solidly to the leŌof the
mz-16 HoTT
's micro-USB port. If this LED ŇĂshes
yellow or is even dark, the power source is too weak to charge the
transmiƩer.
Transmitter switchedoff
Once the transmiƩer is connected to a suitable USB power source the
charging process begins.
DependingonthecurrentchargestatusofthetransmiƩerbaƩery,thebezel
of the ON / OFF switch will ŇĂsh approximately every 2 seconds in diīerent
colors and with varying frequency. As soon as the bezel glows solid green,
the baƩery is fully charged. The charging process is complete.

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Transmitter switchedon
AŌer connecƟŶg the transmiƩer to a USB power source, the display
switches to the display shown on the leŌ.
Tapping the leŌ“Charge” Įeld starts the charging process on a suitable
chargerandtappingthisĮeldagainordisconnecƟngtheUSBcablestopsthe
charging.
Tapping the "USB" symbol in the upper leŌcorner returns to the original
display, which means that the mz-16 HoTT transmiƩer can also be used
"normally" during the charging process. Only the red ŇĂsh in the baƩery
symbol in the upperright corner of the display indicates that charging is sƟůl
running
WARNING
Thechargershouldalwaysbesupervisedduringchargeanditshouldbeused
only inrooms fittedwitha smoke detector.
Mass storage memory
If the mz-16 HoTT transmiƩer is connected to a compaƟďůe PC and the
"Mass storage" Įeld is acƟǀĂted by tapping, thememory of the transmiƩer
can be accessed from the PC. For example, to copy screenshots or model
data from the transmiƩer to the PC or soŌǁare updates to the transmiƩer.
Note
Even if the transmiƩer can no longer be switched on, the mass memory can
sƟůů beaccessedinspecialcases,seeunder"ForcedstarƟŶgintheUSBmode
Mass storage step-by-step" in the secƟon "Firmware update".
Joystick
As soon as the transmiƩer is connected to a PC via the micro USB port of
the transmiƩer and "JOYSTICK" is selected by tapping, the connected PC
recognizes the transmiƩer as a joysƟck.
The standard seƫŶg suitable for the most Ňŝght simulators is 0% to 100%.
COM Port
Serial interface for future use

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Control SƟck
Length Adjustment
Neutralizing the SƟcks
Brake and Ratchet
SƟck Centering Force
Both sƟcks can be adjusted in length: By holding the lower half and turning
the upper part of the knurled handle, the screw is loosened. The control
sƟck is extended or shortened by turning it up ordown
and then Įxed by screwing each against each other of the upper and lower
part of the handle.
Both control sƟckscan be set from neutralizing to non-neutralizing and vice
versa.ConsultthetransmiƩerbacksidediagramtolocatethecorresponding
set screws.
TherespecƟǀe screw must be turned clockwise unƟů the control sƟck is free
to move from stop to stop or counterclockwise unƟů thecontrolsƟckisagain
self-neutralizing.
Note
Which of the two control sƟcks is to be switched to non-neutralizing also
depends on the choice of the control mode, see under "Commissioning the
transmiƩer".
On both control sƟcks,the braking force and strength of the ratchetcan be
adjusted independently. Consult thetransmiƩer backside diagramto locate
the corresponding set screws.
The inner set screw sets the braking force and the outer set screw sets the
strength of the ratchet of the verƟcal control direcƟon of the respecƟǀe
control sƟck.
The control sƟcks restoring force can also be adjusted. Consult the
transmiƩer backside diagram to locate the corresponding set screws. By
turning the respecƟǀeset screw, thespring forcecan be adjusted:
Right turn = return harder LeŌturn = return soŌer
TransmiƩer PreparaƟon

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TransmiƩer Power
Installing the BaƩery
Charge the BaƩery
BaƩery Removal
Low Voltage Warning
BaƩery use Timer
The mz-16 HoTT transmiƩer is normally delivered with a 4000 mAh 1s2p
LiPo baƩery.
Note
Pay aƩenƟon when inserƟŶg the baƩery to the correct posiƟon and make
sure the contacts are solid. InterrupƟons of the power supply to the
transmiƩer during the use of the models can lead to serious danger to
yourself and to other people!
Insert the connecƟon plug of the transmiƩer baƩery into the baƩery
connecƟonsocketswiththecorrectpolarity.Thecorrespondingsymbolsare
engraved above the two connecƟon sockets: Red= + Black/Brown= -
ThetransmiƩer baƩery is chargedby meansofthe micro-USBsocket on the
back of the transmiƩer. Further details can be found in the secƟon
"Charging" under "micro USB socket".
Open the baƩery case cover. LiŌthe baƩery and then carefully remove the
plugs of the power cable.
You can charge the baƩery outside the transmiƩer. Consult your charger
instrucƟons for proper charging
The supply voltage of the transmiƩer must be monitored during operaƟon.
If it drops below an adjustable capacity limit which by default is 20%, an
appropriate warning message will conƟŶƵously sound.
Stop operaƟon of your transmiƩer and charge the baƩery!
Attention
As soon as the supply voltage of the transmiƩer falls below 3.6 V, the
transmiƩer switches oīautomaƟcally without further warning.
The baƩery used Ɵme is added each Ɵme the transmiƩer is switched on.
AŌer each charge or baƩery exchange the Ɵmer is reset to "00:00".
However, this only happens if the baƩery voltage is noƟceably higher than
before. By default, the baƩery service Ɵmer as well as the model operaƟŶg

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Switch TransmiƩer ON
IniƟal Setup
These two clocks canalso be installed aswidgets on one ofyour user widget
decks.
Pressing the front ON / OFF switch for about 1 second switches the mz-16
HoTT transmiƩer on.
If the transmiƩer is sƟůů in the delivery status or the transmiƩer was
previously reset to factory seƫŶgs in the "Info & Update" menu, an almost
self-explanatory wizard starts immediately aŌer the transmiƩer is switched
on to obtain user seƫŶgs preferences.
The quesƟons of the Įrst four displays should be selected based on your
personal preferences. Please note that all these seƫŶgs can be later
changed in the system menu
Tapping the symbol “>“ at the right side of the display switches to the next
displayandtappingthe symbol “<“attheleŌside switches backward to the
last display.
(Fixed Wing Models
(Helicopter Models)
MODE 2 (Throttle left)
Elevator
Elevator
Rudder
Rudder
Full throttle
Motor idle
Querruder
Querruder
Full throttle
Motor idle
Rudder
Rudder
Elevator
Elevator
Aileron
Aileron
Elevator
Elevator
Aileron
Aileron
Full throttle
Motor idle
Rudder
Rudder
Full throttle
Motor idle
Aileron
Aileron
Elevator
Elevator
Rudder
Rudder
MODE 1 (Throttle right)
MODE 3 (Throttle right) MODE 4 (Throttle left)
MODE 2 (Throttle left)
Nick
Nick
Tail rotor
Tail rotor
Motor / Pitch
Motor / Pitch
Roll
Roll
Motor / Pitch
Motor / Pitch
Tail rotor
Tail rotor
Nick
Nick
Roll
Roll
Nick
Nick
Roll
Roll
Motor / Pitch
Motor / Pitch
Tail rotor
Tail rotor
Motor / Pitch
Motor / Pitch
Roll
Roll
Nick
Nick
Tail rotor
Tail rotor
MODE 1 (Throttle right)
MODE 3 (Throttle right) MODE 4 (Throttle left)
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(Surface and Water)
Notes
tThe control mode selected during setup of the transmiƩer is stored
as a default for models to be set up in the future. Changing the
default mode seƫŶg can be done in the "Control Mode Preset"
opƟon of the "System ConĮg." Submenu of the system menu.
tWithin a model memory, the control mode can be also changed at
any Ɵme in the last value Įeld of the sub-menu "Model Type" of the
basic menu.
tDepending on the choice of a control mode, one of the two control
sƟcks may also need to be switched to non-neutralizing, see above
under "Neutralizing the control sƟck".
tNot only the preseƫŶg of the control mode but also the language
seƫŶg can be adapted to the current needs in the sub- menu
"System ConĮg." of the system menu as well as date and Ɵme in the
submenu "Clock Info" of the basic menu.
MODE 2 (Throttle/Pitch left)
Nick
Nick
Yaw
Yaw
Throttle/Pitch
Throttle/Pitch
Roll
Roll
Throttle/Pitch
Throttle/Pitch
Yaw
Yaw
Nick
Nick
Roll
Roll
Nick
Nick
Roll
Roll
Throttle/Pitch
Throttle/Pitch
Yaw
Yaw
Throttle/Pitch
Throttle/Pitch
Roll
Roll
Nick
Nick
Yaw
Yaw
MODE 1 (Throttle/Pitch right)
MODE 3 (Throttle/Pitch right) MODE 4 (Throttle/Pitch left)
MODE 2 (Throttle/Pitch left)
Nick
Nick
Yaw
Yaw
Throttle/Pitch
Throttle/Pitch
Roll
Roll
Throttle/Pitch
Throttle/Pitch
Yaw
Yaw
Nick
Nick
Roll
Roll
Nick
Nick
Roll
Roll
Throttle/Pitch
Throttle/Pitch
Yaw
Yaw
Throttle/Pitch
Throttle/Pitch
Roll
Roll
Nick
Nick
Yaw
Yaw
MODE 1 (Throttle/Pitch right)
MODE 3 (Throttle/Pitch right) MODE 4 (Throttle/Pitch left)