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MVario 

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SENSOR MENU: SETTING - by pushing the button D (downward arrow) you will change 
to the basic setup of the MVario sensor. 

Erase  data  –  manual  deletion  of  extremes.  By  simultaneous  pushing  of  the  arrow  buttons  R 
and  L  (right  and  left)  all  records  of  measured  parameters  (minimum  and  maximum)  will  be 
deleted. 

Sensor sens. – adjustment of sensor sensitivity which determines the indicator step length of 
the  introduction  screen  and  the  step  length  of  the  acoustic  signal.  (For  instance  -  sensitivity 
adjustment  of  1m:  If  the  Vario  indicator  picture  of  the  introduction  screen  is  fully  filled  up 
then the value of climb rate/descent rate corresponds with 4m and step length of the acoustic 
signal with ±1m) 

Beep period – adjustment of the time between a group of tones of the Vario acoustic signals. 
The  number  of  tones  corresponds  with  the  change  of  climb  rate/descent  rate  which  has 
occured during the set time. 

Trigger  level  –  adjustment  of  the  value  of  the  input  pulse  length,  after  whose  exceeding  the 
extremes become deleted and the acoustic signalling of the climb rate/descent rate starts. As 
long as the MVario input is not connected to the receiver  channel the acoustic signalling  is 
switched  on  constantly  and  deleting  of  extremes  does  not  proceed  automatically.  (We 
recommend  connection  of  the  input  to  the  receiver  channel  which  is  controlled  from  the 
transmitter by a switch or by the throttle channel.) 

Reverse – reversation adjustment of the input signal evaluation. (For instance, as long as the 
trigger  level  „Trigger  level“  is  set  to  1.50  ms  and  „Reverse“  to  OFF).  MVario  evaluates  an 
infringement if the input signal is longer than 1.50 ms and an automatic deletion of extremes 
occurs.  Furthermore,  extremes  recording  starts  and  acoustic  signalling  of  the  Vario  will  be 
switched  on.  If  the  input  signal  lies  below  the  trigger  level,  no  recording  of  extremes  will 
occur and signalling is switched off.)   

Alti.  above  sea  –  adjustment  of  the  reference  altitude  above  sea  level  for  sensor  calibration. 
For exact measurements of the absolute altidude the known altitude above sea level must be 
set at a point, where the sensor will be operating further on.  

Beep  Vario  Alarm  –  adjustment  of  the  Morse  alphabet  character  which  will  represent 
infringement  of  the  Vario  alert  setting  by  an  acoustical  tone  of  the  DUPLEX  Tx  transmitter 
module. 

Beep  Alti.  Alarm  –  adjustment  of  the  Morse  alphabet  character  which  will  represent 
infringement of the altidude alert setting by an acoustical tone of the DUPLEX Tx transmitter 
module 

Vario  beep  –  adjustment  of  one  of  4  modes  of  the  Vario  acoustic  signalling.  „ON“  is  the 
active  signalling  of  climb  and  descent  flight.  „ON  –  DESCENT“  is  the  active  acoustic 
signalling for descent flight only. „ON – CLIMB“ is the active acoustic signalling for climb 
flight  only.  In  the  „OFF“  mode  the  Vario  acoustic  signalling  is  switched  off.  These 
adjustments do not affect the acoustical alert signalling which is always switched on. (If you 
want  to  be  informed  about  violation  of  one  set  alert  only,  signalling  of  the  vario  must  be 
switched off. We do not recommend simultaneous setting of alerts as well as signalling of the 
Vario.) 

Factory setting – by pressing arrow push buttons R and L (right and left) simultaneously the 
sensor will be resetted to factory settings. 

Summary of Contents for MVario

Page 1: ...ario Sensor The MVario is a sensitive barometric sensor Any pressure change results in a change of altidude above sea level of climb rate a s o The sensor should be solely influenced by static atmospheric pressure not by any airflow through the model Therefore placement of the sensor in the model should be considered carefully Place the sensor in the model in a horizontal position the MVario name ...

Page 2: ...icator and the value of the Vario climb rate descent rate in m per 1s The indicator of the Vario consists of eight positions The number of filled positions forms the size of the Vario indication The symbol stands for one step of climb The Symbol stands for one step of descent By pushing the JETIBOX button D downward arrow you will enter the MVario sensor menu MVARIO Sensor Menu SENSOR MENU ACTUAL ...

Page 3: ...t to 1 50 ms and Reverse to OFF MVario evaluates an infringement if the input signal is longer than 1 50 ms and an automatic deletion of extremes occurs Furthermore extremes recording starts and acoustic signalling of the Vario will be switched on If the input signal lies below the trigger level no recording of extremes will occur and signalling is switched off Alti above sea adjustment of the ref...

Page 4: ...ng high climb rate if the value measured by the Vario exceeds the set value the alert will be activated Vario low Al adjustment of the signal representing high descent rate if the value measured by the Vario exceeds the set value the alert will be activated Alti High Al adjustment of the signal representing the relative altitude if the value of the relative altitude exceeds the set value the alert...

Page 5: ... one MVario sensor which obtains its current supply via the receiver The triple core cable with JR plug black socket must be connected to the DUPLEX receiver to the input marked EXT The triple core cable with JR plug red socket is connected to the receiver channel 3 Connection via an Expander Ex This arrangement allows simultaneous data processing of several sensors depending on type of expander c...

Page 6: ...MVario 6 Menu of the MVARIA Sensor as shown by the LCD Screen of the JETIBOX ...

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