GRAUPNER mx-12 Hott, Programming Manual

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7 Safety Notes
applicable to mobile transmitting apparatus, the
equipment’s aerial must be at least 20 cm from any
person when the system is in use. We therefore do
not recommend using the equipment at a closer
range than 20 cm.
Ensure that no other transmitter is closer than 20 cm
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from your equipment, in order to avoid adverse
effects on the system’s electrical characteristics and
radiation pattern.
The radio control system should not be operated
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until the Country setting has been set correctly at
the transmitter. This is essential in order to fulfil the
requirements of various directives - FCC, ETSI, CE
etc. Please refer to the instructions for your particular
transmitter and receiver for details of this procedure.
Check all working systems and carry out at least one
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full range check on the ground before every flight, in
order to show up any errors in the system and the
model’s programming.
Never make any changes to the programming of the
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transmitter or receiver whilst operating a model.
Care and maintenance
Don’t use cleaning agents, petrol, water or other sol-
vents to clean your equipment. If the case, the aerial etc.
gets dirty, simply wipe the surfaces clean with a soft dry
cloth.
Components and accessories
As manufacturers, the company of Graupner GmbH &
Co. KG recommends the exclusive use of components
and accessories which have been tested by
Graupner
and approved for their capability, function and safety. If
you observe this rule,
Graupner accepts responsibility
for the product.
Graupner cannot accept liability for non-approved
components or accessories made by other manu-
facturers. It is not possible for
Graupner to assess
every individual item manufactured by other compa-
nies, so we are unable to state whether such parts
can be used without incurring a safety risk.
Liability exclusion / Compensation
It is not possible for Graupner to ensure that the user
observes the installation and operation instructions, and
the recommended conditions and methods when install-
ing, operating, using and maintaining the radio control
components. For this reason
Graupner denies all liability
for loss, damages or costs which arise through misuse
or mishandling of this equipment, or are connected with
such use in any way.
Unless obliged by law,
Graupner ’s obligation to pay com-
pensation, regardless of the legal argument employed,
is limited to the invoice value of that quantity of
Graup-
ner products which were immediately involved in the
event in which the damage occurred, unless the com-
pany is deemed to have unlimited liability on account of
deliberate or gross negligence.