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4 Typical Application
4.1 Operating a Servo
Setting up and operating a standard hobby servo with your KDRC
receiver is described below.
4.1.1 Connecting the Servo
Connect servo cable to the Receivers three conductor Wire Harness
making sure that the yellow, red and black wires are aligned.
Note: Some servo connectors have a polarity tab that may need
to be removed before inserting the connector into the wire
harness receptacle.
4.1.2 Actuating the Servo
Once the servo is properly connected, it can be actuated between
a clockwise and counter clockwise position by pressing the Servo/
Motor [*] Key.
Note: The Transmitter and Receiver must be Bound together and
the Receiver must be addressed by the Transmitter before
commands can be sent to the Receiver. (see Sec. 3.2.3)
4.1.3 Set Servo Delay
The servo can be set to delay for :30 seconds.
1) Select Receivers address
2)
Hold
the [Mode] Key until “SEL” appears in the Display.
3) Press the [1] Key The display will show “S?r”.
4) Press the [*] Key to set the Servo Motor into Delay Mode, (or)
the [#] Key to set the Relay into Delay Mode.
The display will show “Set” and return to the addressed Receiver.
The indicator will be blinking showing that delay has been set for
the Servo or Relay. (see Display Sec. 1.2)
4.1.4 Clear Servo Delay
1) Select Receivers address
2)
Hold
the [Mode] Key until “SEL” appears in the Display.
3) Press the [0] Key. Display will show “CLr” and return to the
selected address.
4.1.5 Servo Reversal
By default the Servo Indicator will be visible when the Servo is in
its clockwise position. This can be reversed if desired.
To Reverse the Servo:
1) Select desired Receiver address.
2)
Hold
the [*] Key until “SEt” appears in the Display.
To Clear Servo Reversal:
Hold
the [*] Key until “CLr” appears in the Display.
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