GRAUPNER MC-22S, Programming Manual

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81 Program description: Flight phases
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• “Offset input 5” affects the fl ap setting of the aile-
rons;
• “Offset input 6” affects the corresponding setting of
the fl aps.
It is possible to program both positive and negative
changes to the set travel.
Elevator corrections are made using the digital trim
lever of the elevator stick. These trim settings are also
stored separately for each fl ight phase.
Important notes:
• If one fl ap position per fl ight phase is suffi cient for
your application, for safety’s sake it is best to set
inputs 5 + 6 to “free”.
• However, if you wish to be able to vary the fl ap po-
sition defi ned by the offset, then assign inputs 5 +
6 to the same transmitter control, and reduce the
travel to, say, 20%.
Please note the example “Using fl ight phases” on pa-
ges 134 … 135.
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In the default state of the mc-22s transmitter this
menu is initially suppressed. To activate it, move to
the »
Suppress codes « menu (see page 49), or set
this menu point to “yes” in the » Basic settings «
menu (see page 117) before you set up a new model
memory.
In the » Phase setting « menu you may have set up
a transition time for the shift from one fl ight phase
to another. In this menu you can switch off the delay
again for particular channels for each fl ight phase se-
parately, e.g. for the motor channel with electric mo-
dels, heading lock mode for helicopter gyros etc..
Use the rotary control to move the „ “ symbol to the
corresponding channel and press the rotary control.
The switch symbol changes from “normal” to “non-
delayed” .
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Undelayed channels
Channel-specifi c fl ight phase delay