GRAUPNER mx-24s, Programming Manual

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Brief programming instructions
for all fi xed-wing and helicopter programs
Brief programming instructions
Memories Memories
• • Model select
Selects a free or occupied model memory 1 … 40. An icon for fi xed-wing ( ) or helicopter ( ) makes it easier
to select the model, as does the information entered in the “Info” line of the » Base setup model « menu.
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• • Copy / Erase Erase a model memory
Copy contents of one model memory to another memory
Copy from / to
mx
-24s and PC
Copy individual fl ight phases within one model memory
Back-up all models to a PC
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• • Suppress Codes Suppress functions from the multi-function select list within a memory; used for settings which are not to be alte-
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• • Suppress models Suppress model memories from the list shown in the » Model select « menu, e. g. in order to exclude models
which are not in airworthy condition; also makes the list easier to use.
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Basic settings Basic settings
• Base setup model Model name: Max. 10 characters (letters, numbers, special symbols). Characters are selected from a ta-
ble using the rotary control.
Info: Max. 15 characters per model memory. Appears next to the model name in the » Model se-
lect« menu. Characters are selected as described above.
Stick mode: 1: Elevator, rudder: left and throttle / brake, aileron: right
2: Throttle / brake, rudder: left and aileron, elevator: right
3: Aileron, elevator: left and throttle / brake, rudder: right
4: Throttle / brake, aileron: left and elevator, rudder: right
Modulation: PCM20 for all “mc” or “DS mc” type PCM receivers (512 steps / max. 10 servos)
SPCM20 for all “smc” type SPCM receivers (1024 steps / max. 10 servos)
PPM18 for all PPM-FM receivers to date except DS 24 FM (max. 9 servos)
PPM24 for “DS 24 FM S” PPM FM receiver (max. 12 servos)
PPM10 for PPM-FM receivers with no more than fi ve outputs
APCM24 for all “amc” type APCM receivers (1024 steps / max. 12 servos)
Volume: Vary volume of the alarm timer, range 1 to 16.
Auto timer reset: Yes / no determines whether all timers (except “Model time” and “Battery time”) are to be re-
set to the starting value when the transmitter is switched on.
Power-on warning: When the transmitter is turned on, the software interrogates the switched state of a freely
selectable switch (SW 1 … 8, control switch or logical switch), and a warning message is
superimposed on the basic display if appropriate.
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Display Menu Brief description of menu and operating notes Page