GRAUPNER Alpha 150Q, Manual

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Binding the receiver
The receiver integrated into your Race copter Alpha 150Q GPS is
already ready for use with a suitably pre-configured model memory
of the Graupner mz-12 Pro HoTT transmitter included in the set.
If you want to bind the copter to another transmitter or renew a
binding, proceed as follows:
Binding step-by-step
1. Switch on transmitter.
2. Start the copter by plugging in the drive battery.
On the left side of the copter, the status LED lights up red for
about 15 seconds: The copter waits exclusively for control signals
from "its" transmitter.
3. After the expiration of these approx. 15 seconds, the status LED
starts flashing rhythmically red: The receiver of the copter is now
in bind mode.
‖ If "his" previous HoTT transmitter is switched on, the existing
binding is retained.
‖ If a binding process is triggered on another HoTT transmitter
according to its description, the receiver of the copter binds
to this transmitter and the existing binding is lost.
4. If the binding process was successful, the red status LED on the
copter goes out and the LEDs that may be present on the arms of
the copter light up constantly in the select color. Otherwise the
process has to be repeated.
Attention
As mentioned above, the receiver of a Race copter Alpha 150Q GPS
is in binding mode approximately 15 seconds after the battery is
plugged in. If the copter is already bound to a specific transmitter
and should this binding be maintained, the transmitter must there-
fore be switched on for safety reasons before the commissioning of
the copter or at the latest within this period of 15 seconds. Other-
wise, there is an acute danger that the copter unintentionally binds
to a foreigner Graupner HoTT transmitter, which is eventually in
binding mode at the same time, and consequently goes into uncon-
trolled operation.