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Charging socket

Through the charging socket you can charge the transmitter 

battery using the supplied plug-in charger. 

DO NOT USE PLUG-IN CHARGERS BY OTHER MANUFACTURERS OR 

OTHER CHARGERS.

The maximum charge current is 1,5 A.
More information are available in the section "Charging the trans-

mitter battery".

Fixtures

Attaching the transmitter neck-strap

On the upper side of the transmitter there is an orientable eyelet 

which can be used to hook a neck-strap.

Summary of Contents for mz-18 HoTT

Page 1: ...E S C E N T Manual part 1 mz 18 HoTT mz 24 HoTT No S1005 No S1006 Manual EN...

Page 2: ...2 28 S1005_S1006_jp_V1...

Page 3: ...the transmitter 12 Connection on the back side 13 Data socket 13 Ear phones port 13 Card slot 13 Mini USB connection 14 DSC socket 15 Charging socket 16 Fixtures 16 Attaching the transmitter neck stra...

Page 4: ...s 23 Operation of the key field 23 Entry lock 23 Digital trim 24 Display 24 Operation 24 Indications active inactive fields 24 Notes on environmental protection 26 Care and maintenance 26 Warranty cer...

Page 5: ...uptodate with the products and firmwares This product complies with national and European legal require ments To maintain this condition and to ensure safe operation you must read and follow this use...

Page 6: ...the item its technology and equipment Target group The product is not a toy It is not suitable for children under 14 years The operation of the mz 18 mz 24 HoTT transmiter must be performed by experi...

Page 7: ...age 3 4 6 V Power consumption approx 540 mA Dimensions approx 194 x 287 x 112 mm Weight approx 840g with transmitter battery Note The technical data of the optional receiver are available in the manua...

Page 8: ...xperience or knowledge or not capable to use safely the transmitter must not use the transmitter without supervision or instruction by a responsi ble person Operation and use of radio controlled model...

Page 9: ...e of your model the log file With a log file it is possible to trace possible occurring technical failures Only so any claims can be considered For your safety by handling the transmitter WARNING Also...

Page 10: ...C while it is being charged stop charging and let the battery cool down to approximately 30 40 C Never charge batteries that have already been charged are hot or are not fully discharged If a cell in...

Page 11: ...connector Safety notes for stocking batteries Batteries may only be stored in non completely discharged condition The cell voltage should not fall below 1 2 V when stored for a long time Batteries ma...

Page 12: ...3 INC DEC buttons DT2 4 Switch SW 3 5 Proportional dial DV4 6 Switch SW 4 7 Switch SW 8 8 Switch SW 7 9 Right control stick 10 Alternative adjusting buttons 11 ENTER button 12 Trim 13 On off switch 14...

Page 13: ...micro SDHC up to 32 GB are compatible memory cards Our recommendation For a normal use a memory card with a storage capacity of up to 4 GB is sufficient Inserting and removing the memory card step by...

Page 14: ...e structure 0001_year month day bin If a model memory is still nameless the corresponding log files are saved in a subfolder entitled NoName In the folder Models are saved the exported model memories...

Page 15: ...a flight simulator or during the teacher pupil operation set the On Off switch always on the Off position Connect one end of the DSC cable in the DSC port of the transmitter 3 Switch the transmitter...

Page 16: ...er DO NOT USE PLUG IN CHARGERS BY OTHER MANUFACTURERS OR OTHER CHARGERS The maximum charge current is 1 5 A More information are available in the section Charging the trans mitter battery Fixtures Att...

Page 17: ...nd right of this switch symbol mean that the currently active model memory has once been linked to a Graupner HoTT receiver but is presently not linked If there is a connection it will be indicated by...

Page 18: ...justment by turning the relevant setscrew using a standard cross screwdriver 1 and 2 9 and 10 Adjust the braking force with the outermost of the two screws and adjust the strength of the control stick...

Page 19: ...in the Part 2 of the manual For a transmitter commissioning the receiver must be bound to the transmitter This binding process is necessary for the opera tion of the model The exact sequence of the bi...

Page 20: ...battery case cover Then remove and disconnect the battery plug Lift the battery and pull it away from the Velcro tape Inserting the transmitter battery The battery connection is protected by two beve...

Page 21: ...nsmitter battery Connect the battery plug in the transmitter socket Make sure that the polarity is correct Pay attention to the respective and symbols near the socket Red Black brown Place the battery...

Page 22: ...t by other manufac turers frequently have different polarities For this reason you should only use original Graupner charging cable NOTE The charging socket comes standard with a protection switch tha...

Page 23: ...brings about a stepwise return to function selection or back to the basic display Any setting changed in the meantime is retained Keys to the left of the display Selection keys Scrolling through the...

Page 24: ...n a brief pause is inserted The current trimming values are automatically saved when the model memory is changed For factory setting the transmitter original trim is saved in relation to the model mem...

Page 25: ...25 28 S1005_S1006_jp_V1 Gray inactive...

Page 26: ...ehold waste at the end of its life It must be handed over to the appli cable collection point for the recycling of electrical and electronic equipment The materials are recyclable as marked By recycli...

Page 27: ...ansmitter using the current software version these information can also be found at www graupner de Service Support Update and revision history for GRAUPNER HoTT components Before each update check th...

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