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The JETI DUPLEX EX series of receivers are designated to operate 

with the JETI DUPLEX EX transmitters using the 2.4GHz band. Thanks 

to the fully digital and bidirectional communication between the 

transmitter and receiver the Duplex EX system offers many new 

features and concepts for the remote control pilot. 

An additional R5 auxiliary receiver can be used to complement the R9, 

R11, R14 and R18 receivers. The DUPLEX EX transmitters and 

receivers take advantage of the latest modern technologies, precise 

manufacturing and exhaustive test methods to provide a system that 

gives you maximum safety and reliability. The DUPLEX EX system 

provides extended capabilities by allowing the use of telemetry data 

transfer to give unparalleled insight into the actual conditions of your 

model during flight.  The JETIBOX PROFI allows you to view 

telemetry data either in parallel to the Jeti Transmitters or as a stand-

alone system when used with a Jeti receiver.  You can use the 

FlightMonitor program to view and analyze your recorded telemetry 

data on your PC. 

Except for the larger R14 and R18, any of the US Jeti receivers can 

be  used as auxiliary receivers to compliment any other US Duplex EX 

receivers.  Output for the US receivers R5 through R11 can also be set 

to be either traditional servo output or single-line PPM output.  This is 

useful when the receivers are used as auxiliary receivers or for use 

with other RC equipment where PPM input is desired.  

 

 

Power Supply: 

You can supply power (5-8.4V) to Duplex EX receivers through the 

use of NiCad batteries, stabilized voltage supplied by the BEC from 

your motor controller or by using Li-xx cells and a voltage regulator 

like the MAX BEC. Make sure that your selected power supply can 

supply enough current to power all of the servos and the receiver in 

your aircraft. If all servo connectors in your receiver are being used, 

you can use a Y- cable to supply power to your receiver. You can 

supply power to your receiver through any receiver port EXCEPT for 

the port marked “Ext”. This output is used only for telemetry sensors 

or expanders.  The EPC (External Power Connector) R11, R14 and 

R18 receivers are equipped with a separate Multiplex power supply 

connector. We recommend that you use this connector for these 

receivers and your servo power supply because of its high current 

capability and reliability. 

 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for Jeti Duplex EX R11

Page 1: ... 961 5585 Fax 561 961 5587 Certification Exhibit FCC ID ONTJETIR5US IC 10491A JETIR5US FCC Rule Part 15 247 IC Radio Standards Specification RSS 210 ACS Project 13 2001 Manufacturer Esprit Model Models JETIR5LUS JETIR5iUS JETIR4LUS JETIR4iUS User Manual ...

Page 2: ...er R14 and R18 any of the US Jeti receivers can be used as auxiliary receivers to compliment any other US Duplex EX receivers Output for the US receivers R5 through R11 can also be set to be either traditional servo output or single line PPM output This is useful when the receivers are used as auxiliary receivers or for use with other RC equipment where PPM input is desired Power Supply You can su...

Page 3: ...eceiver with a transmitter or JetiBox Profi It must be bound to your transmitter or JetiBox Profi Because the data stream between the receiver and your transmitter or JetiBox Profi is a fully digital communication the receiver s unique ID must be recorded into the device To wirelessly bind a receiver to your transmitter simply insert the bind plug into the Ext slot supply power to the receiver and...

Page 4: ...r port marked Ext Next connect a power supply to the receiver see power supply or connect a power supply port of the JETIBOX NOTE DO NOT CONNECT POWER TO BOTH DEVICES AT THE SAME TIME 2 Wireless connection between either the JETIBOX Profi or JETIBOX emulator in your Jeti transmitter and the receiver To communicate with the JETIBOX emulator in your transmitter simply turn on the transmitter and rec...

Page 5: ...ws the firmware version of the bound receiver Rx Diag Item A1 or A2 shows which antenna the receiver is using at the moment Item Kx displays the number of transmitted channels this number depends on the transmitter s capabilities By pressing the arrow down button you arrive at the D line of basic mode selections here is where you may select to display the measured values Measure or the setup of th...

Page 6: ...in connection with a single transmitter module One receiver should work as master receiver Normal and the others in monitoring mode Clone The mode change Normal Clone must be carried out only with the JETIBOX connected directly to the receiver Telemetric sensors can be operated with a receiver in Normal mode only PPM Output mode applicable to RSat receivers only Setup of the satellite receiver mod...

Page 7: ...put channel which has to be set up value A represents the actual throw of the selected input channel Set Center neutral position setup of the input channel this parameter is important for further processing of mixers reverse gain etc Mix CHa and CHb makes mixing of the selected channel with another channel feasible Mix Relation setup of the mixing ratio the mixed channel always features a ratio of...

Page 8: ...receiver will generate PPM signals on the output SAT2 Receivers EN PPM Alarm Code if one of the outputs SAT1 2 is set to PPM input mode an acoustic signal can be set up which reports absence of the connected signal By means of loading a morsealphabet character tones are set which acoustically announce the absence of the PPM signal at the particular receiver input These acoustic signals are generat...

Page 9: ...r predefined functions After selection of the desired function the receiver setup is executed by simultaneous pressing of the left and right JETIBOX keys for about 3 seconds Normal basic setup mixers switched off individual input channels are affiliated to corresponding outputs i e input CH1 is affiliated to output Y1 etc MixCH1 CH2 Elevon affiliates the mix of the received CH1 and CH2 to the outp...

Page 10: ...the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following mea...

Page 11: ...th Industry Canada licence exempt RSS standard s Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 this device may not cause interference and 2 this device must accept any interference including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device Le présent appareil est conforme aux CNR d Industrie Canada applicables aux appareils radio exempts de licence L exploitation est autorisé...

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