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11.2.4  Backlight

The backlit LC display allows you to safely operate the »Transmitter in the dark as well as 
in bright conditions. In order to minimize battery drain, the backlight goes out after approx. 
15 seconds counting from the last registered input via a menu key. 

Every press of a menu key activates the backlight first (if off). It means that when the 

backlight is off you need to press a menu key twice in order to enter a submenu, save 
settings or execute a function.

11.2.5  LCD brightness

Navigate and set:  

System » OK » LCD brightness » OK » UP/DOWN » OK (hold) 

Adjust the screen contrast according to the surrounding light environment. A lower number 
provides less and a higher number more contrast.

11.3  Telemetry data

Telemetry data is collected real-time and transmitted to the »Transmitter for the pilot to 
monitor. Based on the data and the pilot's experience, the pilot may decide to tweak 

settings during flight or use the data for further analysis after flights. 

Telemetry data comprises: Battery voltage,  distance from home, 

flight  altitude

,  GPS 

reception status, R.T.H. status, throttle timer, bank settings (AP/Sport/Custom mode).

To display telemetry data:

1.  Turn the »Transmitter on.
2.  Press the key 

U

(16)

.

3.  Telemetry data is displayed.
4.  Press the key 

CANCEL

 

(9) 

to return to the home screen.

11.4  System settings

11.4.1  Selecting a model

There are in total 20 default models available. You can change their names and settings. 
After adjusting models to your own needs you can easily switch between them.

Navigate and set: 

System » OK » Model select » OK » UP/DOWN » OK (hold) 

11.4.2  Naming a model

Navigate and set:  

System » OK » Model name » OK » UP/DOWN » OK » ... » OK (hold) 

1.  Select a model. See 

'11.4.1 Selecting a model' on page 13

.

2.  Navigate to and enter “Model name”.
3.  Select a letter with the keys 

UP

 and 

DOWN 

(15)

 and confirm the selection with the 

key 

OK

. The cursor will move forward by one position. Continue naming your model.

4.  Press and hold the key 

OK

 to confirm the name and exit.

11.4.3  Copying a model

You can copy settings of one model to another.

Navigate and set:  

System » OK » Model copy » OK » UP/DOWN » OK (hold) » Yes/No » OK

1.  Navigate to and enter “Model copy”.
2.  Select a source model and press the key 

OK

.

3.  Select a target model.
4.  Press and hold the key 

OK

.

5. 

Confirm or cancel your action.

6.  Press the key 

OK

 to confirm your selection.

Summary of Contents for 89102RC

Page 1: ...89102RC Operating instructions M2 RC Logger R8 Radio System VRA VRB SWA 1 2 SWD 1 2 SWA 1 2 UP DOWN OK CANCEL POWER SWC 1 2 3 SWB 1 2 3...

Page 2: ...2...

Page 3: ...1 TRANSMITTER 11 11 1 Batteries 11 11 2 Basic functions 11 11 2 1 Turning the transmitter on and off 11 11 2 2 Home screen 12 11 2 3 Main menu 12 11 2 4 Backlight 13 11 2 5 LCD brightness 13 11 3 Tele...

Page 4: ...arning 18 11 8 1 Auxiliary switch SWD 18 12 MAINTENANCE CARE AND REPAIR 19 12 1 Removing the throttle spring 19 13 DISPOSAL 22 13 1 General 22 13 2 Batteries 22 14 PRODUCT SUPPORT 22 15 TECHNICAL DATA...

Page 5: ...rademarks of the respective owners All rights reserved We wish you a great deal of enjoyment with your new RC Logger product From here onwards the RC Logger R8 Radio transmitter is simply referred to...

Page 6: ...ety GREEN also stands for good practice protecting your product from damage 6 INTENDED USE Use the Transmitter to control the NovaX 350 model quad copter for which it has been specifically designed Th...

Page 7: ...on In case the Transmitter tips over the motors may accidentally start and the model take off Do not use the product during rainy weather or thunderstorms in wet conditions or when lightning is expect...

Page 8: ...e protective gloves to handle corrupted batteries Batteries must be kept out of reach of children Do not leave batteries lying around There is a risk that children or pets swallow them All batteries s...

Page 9: ...y switch 2 pos SWD 6 Right control stick 7 Right trims 8 Key OK 9 Key CANCEL 10 Power switch POWER 11 Battery compartment underside 12 LC Display 13 Neck strap attachment 14 Binding key 15 Key Down 16...

Page 10: ...onnect the PPM cable from the Receiver Doing so eliminates the likelihood of the NovaX 350 inadvertently starting up 4 Turn the Transmitter off 5 Install the flight battery into the NovaX 350 6 Plug t...

Page 11: ...n of the arrow and remove the compartment cover 3 Insert 4 new alkaline AA batteries into the battery recesses Mind the polarity indications 4 Close the battery compartment and make sure it locks prop...

Page 12: ...Right trims s5 Left trims s6 Model name of selected model s7 Model number of selected model 11 2 3 Main menu MENU System setup Fig 5 The main menu Fig 5 is divided into two submenus System and Functi...

Page 13: ...GPS reception status R T H status throttle timer bank settings AP Sport Custom mode To display telemetry data 1 Turn the Transmitter on 2 Press the key UP 16 3 Telemetry data is displayed 4 Press the...

Page 14: ...r is below the preset value you will hear an audible alarm and the battery icon in the top tray of the display flashes High voltage When battery voltage is equal to the preset value it is considered f...

Page 15: ...Press the key OK to confirm the input 2 Set the counter time max 60 minutes with the keys UP and DOWN Press the key OK to confirm the input 3 Press the key UP or DOWN until Start is displayed Press an...

Page 16: ...gate and set System OK Factory reset OK OK UP DOWN OK This function will reset all Transmitter settings to their factory default values Important Note that all system and modes settings will be lost a...

Page 17: ...ng direction 4 Set the other channels 5 To save and exit the end point settings press and hold the key OK 11 5 3 Display The Display screen Fig 9 displays the real time status upper and lower extent o...

Page 18: ...nu or press the key CANCEL to exit without saving 11 6 Trimming For fine trimming or trimming during flight use the left 17 and right 7 trims Fine trim settings are displayed on the LC display Refer t...

Page 19: ...e housing Mind the two cables that connect front and back Carefully unplug the cables from the PCBA see Fig 13 4 Place the transmitter on a wooden or similar block to prevent the sticks from touching...

Page 20: ...20 Maintenance Care And Repair 4x 1 2 3 4 5 6 Fig 11 Fig 14 Fig 12 Fig 15 Fig 13 Fig 16...

Page 21: ...Maintenance Care And Repair 21 4x 7 8 9 10 11 12 Fig 20 Fig 21 Fig 22 Fig 17 Fig 18 Fig 19...

Page 22: ...or the respective hazardous substances are Cd Cadmium Hg Mercury Pb Lead You can return used batteries rechargeable batteries free of charge to any collecting point of your local authority our stores...

Page 23: ...7 FCC COMPLIANCE STATEMENT FCC ID Transmitter 2AARVRCL R8RADIO FCC ID Receiver 2AARVRCL RR8 TP Statement according to FCC part 15 19 This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules Operation is sub...

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