COPILOT
Steer Right
Increase Speed
Decrease Speed
Steer Left
Prop ON/OFF
Prop ON/OFF
This button is located in the middle of the remote. It turns the propeller on or off. Press the button once to turn the propeller ON;
press button a second time to turn it OFF. The button does not need to be held down.
Steer Left & Steer Right
These buttons are located to the right and left of the Prop ON/OFF button and have an arrow symbol. They cause the motor to
turn in the desired direction as long as the button is held down. If the Steer Right or Steer Left button is held for more than seven
seconds, the steering will automatically stop until the button is pressed again.
Increase Speed & Decrease Speed
The Increase Speed and Decrease Speed buttons are located on the top of the remote and are identified with a positive and
negative symbol. Pressing and releasing these buttons causes the speed to increase or decrease by increments of 1. The speed
is adjustable from level 0-10. At level 0, the prop will not turn.
In audio mode 2, an audible beep is heard for each increment when changing speed. Attempting to go higher than speed 10
or lower than speed 0 will result in the speed not changing and no beep will be heard. See the Audio Mode section for more
information.
If the receiver senses no foot pedal or remote operation for 1 hour, the remote speed setting is automatically set to zero. This
helps prevent unintentional activation of the propeller if the prop on/off remote button is inadvertently pressed.
COPILOT GENERAL OPERATION
Operating with the Remote and Foot Pedal
• When the Momentary/Constant Switch on the Foot Pedal is in the CON position or when the Momentary Button is held,
the receiver WILL NOT RESPOND to any remote commands. When remote commands are received, the receiver will emit
an audible chirp. This will indicate that the remote is functioning properly, but the Foot Pedal is active and is overriding the
remote.
• When the Momentary/Constant Switch is in the MOM position, the operator may begin using the remote at any time.
CONTROLLING THE MOTOR WITH COPILOT
Review the complete CoPilot section of this manual to become familiar with this feature.
