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JR 11X • RADIO INSTRUCTION MANUAL
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JR 11X • RADIO INSTRUCTION MANUAL
4 Highlight and select SW SEL to select a switch to assign the throttle cut
function to.
5 Rotate the roller to select the switch and switch position desired. Press to
select.
6 Highlight SW SEL to exit the switch selection menu.
To Program the Idle Adjust function
1 Highlight and select SW SEL under IDLE ADJUST on the screen.
2 Rotate the roller to select the switch and switch position desired. Press to
select.
3 Highlight SW SEL to exit the switch selection menu.
4 Highlight and 0 under the Idle Adjust and rotate the roller to adjust
the idle position as desired.
bALANCE
The Balance function allows you to adjust the servo outputs of dual channels.
This is useful when two servos are used to drive a single surface (e.g., two aileron
servos used to drive one aileron) and the linkage geometry of each servo is
slightly different (typical with a tapered aileron).
If you mix both servos in a linear fashion, binding occurs throughout the control
range due to linkage geometry inaccuracies. The Balance function allows you
to adjust the servo output of the master servo at 5 points throughout the range,
compensating for any linkage geometry inaccuracies. Think of Balance as a curve
mix that allows you to independently adjust the master channels at seven different
points. This allows a perfect bind-free setup throughout the control stroke.
To Program the balance function
Note:
Balance is available in the Function List only if Flaperon, Delta or
4-Aileron is selected in the Wing Type or if any of the dual functions (e.g., dual
elevator, dual rudder, etc.) are activated in Wing Type.
1 Highlight and select Balance in the Function List.
2 Highlight and select the channel you wish to adjust on the left side of the
screen.
3 The Balance screen displays functions that are programmed in the Wing
Type. If Flaperon only is programmed, only one aileron channel appears in
the balance screen. If 4-Ailerons are selected, then three aileron channels
appear in the balance screen. This also applies to the dual elevator and
rudder functions.
4 Using the roller, highlight the desired position and press the roller to access
the value. Rotate the roller to change the selected output position. The
range is +50 to -50. Repeat this for all positions until no binding occurs
throughout control travel or the left versus right travel is matched. Point P-2
adjusts that channel’s neutral point, points P-1 and P-3 adjust that channel’s
100% travel adjust point, points P-L and P-H adjust the selected channel’s
150% travel adjust point.
5 If Expo is desired, highlight OFF under EXP and press the roller to select
ON. Expo will apply a curve response between the points selected.
down alarm and one-time functions. Once the timer is set, TIM appears
on the Main display in the lower left corner. You can program the timers
to several different buttons or switches. Use the Roller to highlight the
desired button or switch to operate the timer. Press the Roller to confirm
the selection. The desired set time, beep interval, down alarm can be set as
desired. When the One-Time function is ON, the timer starts with the switch
selected; pressing the switch again will have no effect. If the One-Time
function is OFF, you can stop and restart the timer as many times as desired
with the switch selected.
3 To Reset the Integrated Timer, highlight and select the time under INTEG-T
and Push [CLR]=0:00 appears on the display. Press the CLR button to the
left of the display to reset the integrated timer.
Note:
To reset the stopwatch or countdown timer, use the roller to highlight
the Timer on the main display screen, then press the CLR button.
MIX MONITOR
The Mix Monitor screen displays all the mixes, dual channels, wing types and
snap roll functions. This screen is a convenient way to determine which functions
are activated.
1 To access the Mix Monitor screen, highlight and select Mix Monitor in the
Function List to obtain the Mix Monitor display.
STICK POSITION SWITCH
The Stick Position Switch function allows the throttle, aileron elevator or rudder
stick positions to turn on/off mixes, change throttle curves, change differential
rates, start a timer and other functions. An example of this would be a smoke
system that turns off below 25% throttle to prevent low throttle flameouts. Two
stick position programs are available and you can assign one or more to various
mixes or functions. The stick position that turns the Stick Position switch off /
on is selectable as well as the direction to turn on/off. Also, a symmetrical option
is available that allows the function to be turned on with a preprogrammed equal
right or left (up or down) stick position.
To Program a Stick Position Switch
1 Highlight and select Stick POS SW using the Roller in the Function List.
2 Highlight the desired Stick position switch (SPS0 or SPS1) and press the
roller.
3 Select the desired channel to trigger the Stick position (Throttle, Aileron,
Elevator, and Rudder).
4 Rotate the roller to select POS and adjust to the value you wish to have the
mix function turn off/on (0 = center, L100= Left full stick travel, etc). ON/OFF
displays at the top of the screen and when moving the stick, it indicates the
function is working.
5 Use the roller to select ON and select Low/ High or Right/Left to access the
desired direction the function will turn on/off.
6 The available symmetrical function allows you to turn the stick position
on/off by moving the stick in either direction. You must first program a
value in the POS, then highlight the SYM and activate it using the roller.
You can now program the center to turn on or off by selecting the ON and
highlighting Low/High or Right/Left.
TIMER
The 11X features a sophisticated Timer System with four timers. An integrated
timer keeps track of total transmitter-on time for the current selected model.
Integrated time displays on the Main screen. You can set three other timers as
Countdown timers or as Stopwatches. These timers also appear on the Main
display when active and can be started and stopped via various switches.
In addition you can program an interval function so the alarm sounds at
preprogrammed intervals. You can program a Down Alarm that sounds prior and
up-to the programmed countdown time. A one-time function sounds the alarm
once, or continuously, when the time is reached.
1 To configure the timers, highlight and select Timer in the Function List to
obtain the Timer display.
2 Highlight and select INH under TIMER1, TIMER2 or TIMER3 then select
DOWN-T of STOP W. Use the Roller to set the countdown set time, interval,
MONITOR
The Monitor screen displays each channel and shows the movement of channels
when sticks, levers and switches are moved. It renames channels according to
special assignments to assist in identifying each channel. For instance, when
Flaperon is the wing type, the Monitor displays RAIL for right Aileron and LAIL
for left Aileron instead of displaying channels 2 and 6. The Monitor function also
displays the current value of all digital trims.
The Monitor function also has a servo test function you can use to drive servos in
selected movement types. Some of these include setting all servos to the neutral
position, SLOW to move all servos slowly in both directions, QUICK to drive
all servos quickly in both directions, and STEP to drive one servo at a time one
direction through all 11 channels quickly. Finally, you can then repeat one servo
at a time in the other direction quickly.
1 To access the Monitor function, highlight and select MONITOR in the
Function List to obtain the Monitor display.
2 The default display shows the graphical positions of all channels. To view
the digital trim positions for all trims, highlight and select PAGE. View
both displays while moving sticks, switches and trim levers to see the
movements of various channels and trims.
