Airwell KXV Series, Engineering Manual

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(2) If there is no less than one unit without user address in the R/C wiring, “1” will be display instead of
SPT; if all units have user address, “0” is display instead of SPT. Total number of user address will be
shown instead of time of timer.
a) LWC queue all user address according to the size of user address number. “ALL” icon is the unit without
user address, “1” icon of YY area is the first group, “2” icon of YY area is the second group etc. This time
YY becomes group’s series number.
b) If X of other group’s user address does not equal to the X of first group’s user address, group’s series
number will blink, otherwise group’s series number will light.
(3) Then press “<” button or “>” button to select group: 1-2-3-…-16 is scrolled, press “OK” button to
confirm and enter to next level. If there is unit without user address, ALL-1-2-…-16 is scrolled.
a) If unit without user address is selected, “000” is display instead of real time (the first bit is X of user
address, the other bits are YY of user address).
b) If unit with user address is selected, underline of group’s series number is on, its current user address will
display instead of real time (user address display method is the same as above)
(4) Press “< button or “>” button to select X or YY of user address, it will blink if it is selected. Press
“Holiday” button to back to last level.
(5) Press “
∧
” or “
∨
” button to change X or YY of user address: Range of X is from 1 to 8; range of YY is
from 1 to 16. Press “Holiday” button to exit to last level.
(6) Press “OK” button to confirm the new user address. If fail in writing UA finally, the former UA will blink
for 5s and still be used. Press “Holiday” button can exit to last level.
Note:
After “ALL” is attached with user address, “ALL” icon is off, and the new group is arranged at the final
position in LWC group area.
(7) Press “Holiday” button to exit Read/Write user address function.
(8)
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IDU and ODU malfunction diagnostic
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Diagnostic function introduction