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Sound module USM-RC-3
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BEIER-Electronic
11.10.2021
Introduction
The USM-RC-3 is an individually programmable sound and light module. It was
specially developed for RC model making in order to equip land vehicles, ships and
flight models with true-to-original and speed-dependent noises, numerous lighting
options and additional servo movements. Thanks to various operating modes, the
sound module can also be used without a standard remote control.
With the USM-RC-3 Sound-Teacher software, each model can be designed with
sound, light and servo functions according to your own ideas. The program is
compatible with all Windows versions. With a free emulator like WineBottler ar Wine,
however, the software can also be used with other operating systems.
All settings are saved on a standard micro SD card. Over 140 ready projects for
trucks, cars, ships and construction vehicles enable an easy and quick start.
Sound functions:
For a true-to-original sound of the model, sounds can be selected for the following
areas:
• Driving and engine sounds (depending on spee
d)
• Additional sounds (e.g. horns, hydraulic and compressed air noises, etc.)
• Random sounds (e.g. chain squeaks, animal and ambient noises, etc.)
• WAV player (ideal for playing music)
Light functions:
The USM-RC-3 has 16 switching outputs to which LEDs, lamps and relays, for
example, can be connected to enable various lighting effects. Light functions such as
dipped headlights, reversing lights, brake lights, turn signals, hazard lights, flickering
lights, etc. can be controlled easily and in line with the sound and movement.
An additional high-current output with 3 A is available for particularly strong
consumers, such as smoke generators.
An IR transmitter diode for the light module LM-IR-16-4 or a Bluetooth transmitter for
the light module LM-BT-16-4 can be connected for wireless transmission of the
signals to a semitrailer or trailer.
Servo control:
With 4 additional servo outputs, movements such as those of windshield wipers can
be easily controlled and adjusted to the sound being played. Speed controllers can
also be connected to the servo outputs in order to control additional motors.
