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5.Enter your registration code in the Digital RC Desktop and click the OK button. If you press Cancel,
you can enter your registration code by choosing the Help menu and choosing Enter Registration Code.

6.You are now registered.

Registering a Second Computer

If you wish to register a second computer (for example, a laptop you take to the track, your work
computer, etc) simply repeat the installation and registration process using the same email address.

If you encounter problems or no longer have access to the email address you used to register send an
email to

[email protected]

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Summary of Contents for nomadio

Page 1: ...Link to Download Desktop Software HTTP SUPPORT NOMADIO NET REACT User s Guide...

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Page 3: ...uttons 9 Grip Buttons 9 Charging and Installing Batteries 10 Installing the Batteries 10 Charging the Batteries 11 Installing the Transceiver 12 Mounting the Transceiver 12 Connecting the Transceiver...

Page 4: ...point as follows 29 Trim and EPA Interaction 29 Steering Right End Point 30 Trim and EPA Interaction 31 Steering Servo Reverse 32 Changing the Steering Servo Reverse Setting 32 Steering Servo Type 32...

Page 5: ...Dual Rate and End Point Adjustment 53 Low End Point 53 Adjusting the Low End Point 54 High End Point 55 Adjusting the High End Point 56 Channel 3 4 Dual Rate Mode 57 Changing the Channel 3 4 Dual Rat...

Page 6: ...gital RC Desktop 83 Minimum System Requirements 83 Installing the RC Desktop 84 Connecting the React to your Computer 87 2 Plug the smaller end of the included USB cable into the cable with the matchi...

Page 7: ...Nomadio 1 Year Limited Warranty 99 Warranty Coverage 99 Exclusions and Limitations 99 Consumer Protection Laws 101 Obtaining Warranty Service 101...

Page 8: ...and your servo information Menu Screen This screen is the gateway to the React s menu system which is described in detail later You can always go back to the driving screen by just pressing the menu...

Page 9: ...any changes made and resets value to where it was before editing started Resets the value to its factory default Trim Buttons Button In the drive screen T1 Adjusts the steering trim T2 Adjusts the st...

Page 10: ...the software on the receiver The RC Desktop will instruct you when a software upgrade is available Installing the Batteries 1 Plug the battery connector into the receptacle in the battery compartment...

Page 11: ...will sense a low battery and will begin charging automatically To manually begin charging a battery hit the key The LCD status will display Charging and the timer at the bottom of the screen will begi...

Page 12: ...ansceiver so the sensors can be easily connected to it Antenna The thinner portion at the end of the antenna wire must be outside the vehicle body DO NOT CUT the antenna wire Connecting the Transceive...

Page 13: ...Power Steering servo Steering Throttle servo or ESC Throttle Shifting servo Shft CH3 FCC Compliance Reminder If you install the React transceiver inside of a vehicle and you are not the final end use...

Page 14: ...ary for this sensor Voltage Sensor The voltage sensor is used to monitor the voltage of a separate battery pack for example an electric car s main battery pack In a Nitro car this sensor is not needed...

Page 15: ...ensor in place by wrapping them around a cylinder head or ESC heat sink Alternately a high temperature epoxy may be used to secure the sensor When installing on a nitro motor place the sensor as low a...

Page 16: ...gnets on your motor for magnetic reasons electric motors and balance reasons nitro motors Smaller diameter mounting points are better The tach sensor must be able to be mounted within 1 2mm of the mag...

Page 17: ...it into the DIGITAL receptacle Plug connector into transceiver tachometer connector pin 1 designated with a red wire and an arrow on the connector body housing corresponds with the keyed end of trans...

Page 18: ...under the barcode on the FCC label is displayed and you are given the option of connecting to that transceiver or looking for another Now every time you turn on the React and set it to the appropriat...

Page 19: ...u Menu Go to the selected sub menu Menu Move to the next higher menu item Menu Move to the next lower menu item Menu Go to the selected sub menu Drive Display next statistic Menu Decrease the selected...

Page 20: ...ows the function menu structure for the top level menu All main sub menus may be accessed from the top menu level Channels 3 4 have identical setups and are documented together Manage Models Active Mo...

Page 21: ...initially adjusted steering sub trim S teering Ch1 T hrottle Ch2 S hift Ch3 Ch4 S teering T rim On the driving screen steering trim is represented by the position of the pointer on the upper bar As yo...

Page 22: ...n 3 Navigate to Trim or Value Description 0 Steering trim is centered within the servo range ve value 100 1 Steering trim is to the LEFT 4 Change the value or ve value 1 100 Steering trim is to the RI...

Page 23: ...ercentage of servo range configured by end point adjustments S teering Ch1 T hrottle Ch2 S hift Ch3 Ch4 Dual Rate Range On the driving screen steering dual rate range is represented by the solid lengt...

Page 24: ...full range For example value 50 gives 50 of full servo range 4 Change the value or 100 Steering servo range is set to full 100 Adjusting Steering Dual Rate using the Trim Buttons You can also use the...

Page 25: ...ntial milder response Steering wheel turned full RIGHT Servo travel LEFT A negative ve exponential value gives a milder steering response near the steering neutral point making it LESS responsive to s...

Page 26: ...ccess the top function menu from the driving screen 2 Navigate to the Steering Ch1 menu or then 3 Navigate to Expo or Value Description 0 Neutral steering response linear ve value 1 to 100 Milder stee...

Page 27: ...ng range If you find that you have to use a large amount of steering sub trim to get the vehicle to drive straight you should consider resetting the steering sub trim to 0 and re adjusting the servo h...

Page 28: ...cally able Adjust steering throw to change steering characteristics when turning to the left For example if the current amount of steering throw to the left causes oversteer or understeer when turning...

Page 29: ...will overdrive most servos Use the navigation controls to adjust the left end point as follows 1 Access the top function menu from the driving screen 2 Navigate to the Steering Ch1 menu or then 3 Navi...

Page 30: ...cur on full servo throw to the right For example if the servo is trying to turn the steering system to the right farther than it is mechanically able Adjust steering throw to change steering character...

Page 31: ...g the left end point value An end point setting of 100 the default is typical for most servos and should always be used for ESCs Larger setting values will overdrive most servos Use the navigation con...

Page 32: ...eering Servo Type Steering servo type lets you select the type of steering servo analog or digital in the vehicle Analog servos are sent signals at 50 frames sec while Digital servos are sent signals...

Page 33: ...at is applied to motions back toward center that are above the trigger setting 100 is the maximum servo movement rate 1 is the minimum rate Default is 100 full speed Changing the Steering Speed Intera...

Page 34: ...etting up the vehicle the throttle trim setting should be set to 0 On a throttle servo the servo horn should be positioned as appropriate on the servo T hrottle T rim On the driving screen throttle tr...

Page 35: ...vigate to Trim or Value Description 0 Throttle trim is centered within servo range ve value 100 1 Throttle trim is to the BRAKE end 4 Change the value or ve value 1 100 Throttle trim is to the THROTTL...

Page 36: ...is expressed as a percentage of servo range configured by end point adjustments T hrottle Dual Rate Range On the driving screen throttle dual rate range is represented by the solid length of the midd...

Page 37: ...ust throttle dual rate Dual Rate and End Point Adjustment Full servo range is determined by the throttle and brake end point adjustments The dual rate value determines the relative servo range between...

Page 38: ...tle inputs without changing overall throttle travel like Dual Rate would Neutral 1 100 quick 0 linear Servo travel THROTTLE ve exponential quicker response Full throttle A positive ve exponential valu...

Page 39: ...braking inputs without changing overall throttle travel like Dual Rate would Neutral 1 100 quick 0 linear Servo travel BRAKE ve exponential quicker response Full brake A positive ve exponential value...

Page 40: ...to use a large amount of throttle sub trim to adjust the throttle position you should consider resetting the steering sub trim to 0 and re adjusting the servo horn on the servo output shaft Adjusting...

Page 41: ...used to do the following Limit throttle throw to reduce mechanical binding or servo strain that may occur on full servo throw to the brake end For example if the servo is trying to pull a mechanical...

Page 42: ...ys be used for ESCs Larger setting values will overdrive most servos Adjusting the Brake End Point The brake end point value is a relative value and is expressed as the percentage of full travel to th...

Page 43: ...to reduce mechanical binding or servo strain that may occur on full servo throw to the throttle end For example if the servo is trying to pull a mechanical throttle linkage farther than it is mechanic...

Page 44: ...ult is typical for most servos and should always be used for ESCs Larger setting values will overdrive most servos Adjusting the Throttle End Point The throttle end point value is a relative value and...

Page 45: ...function menu from the driving screen 2 Navigate to the Throttle Ch2 menu or then 3 Navigate to DR Mode or Value Description Both Dual rate affects travel in both direction Throttle Dual rate affects...

Page 46: ...ging the Throttle Servo Reverse Setting Use the navigation controls to change the throttle servo reverse setting as follows 1 Access the top function menu from the driving screen 2 Navigate to the Thr...

Page 47: ...better with the digital setting Some ESCs may not operate at all with the higher frame rate Try both settings and choose the best performance Changing the Throttle Servo Type Use the navigation contr...

Page 48: ...ll speed Brake Speed determines the percentage of full speed that is applied to braking movements that are above the trigger setting 100 is maximum servo movement rate 1 is minimum rate Default is 100...

Page 49: ...le range that will be limited Brake Trigger The percentage of full braking range that will be limited Interaction with other Settings Servo Speed is applied after Expo The trigger levels refer to the...

Page 50: ...ing centered positions of the servos When initially setting up the vehicle the shift servo trim setting should be set to 0 On the servo the servo horn should be positioned as appropriate on the servo...

Page 51: ...e to the Channel 3 or Channel 4 menu or then 3 Navigate to Trim or Value Description 0 Shift servo trim is centered within the servo range ve value 100 1 Shift servo trim is to the LOW end 4 Change th...

Page 52: ...resents the servo range as set by the dual rate value Ch3 Ch4 Dual Rate Ranges Changing the dual rate setting has the following visual effect on the driving screen bars Full servo range is used Lower...

Page 53: ...GH end On the driving screen the low end point is represented by the length of the bar to the left of the pointer on the lower bar The greater the left length of the bar the greater the low end point...

Page 54: ...from the driving screen 2 Navigate to the Channel 3 or Channel 4 menu or then 3 Navigate to Low End Point or Value Description 0 Minimum low end point allows NO travel to low end 1 199 Low end point...

Page 55: ...ttings The high end point is set independently of the low end point which adjusts how far the servo moves to the LOW turns end On the driving screen the high end point is represented by the length of...

Page 56: ...cal for most servos and should always be used for ESCs Larger setting values will overdrive most servos Adjusting the High End Point The high end point value is a relative value and is expressed as th...

Page 57: ...avigate to the Channel 3 or Channel 4 menu or then 3 Navigate to DR Mode or Value Description Both Dual rate affects travel in both direction Throttle Dual rate affects throttle travel only Useful to...

Page 58: ...Channel 3 4 Servo Reverse Setting Use the navigation controls to change the servo reverse setting as follows 1 Access the top function menu from the driving screen 2 Navigate to the Channel 3 or Chann...

Page 59: ...th the digital setting Some ESCs may not operate at all with the higher frame rate Try both settings and choose the best performance Changing the Channel 3 4 Servo Type Use the navigation controls to...

Page 60: ...button again moves the shift servo back to Low Hold Servo starts at Low Holding the grip button moves the shift servo to High Releasing the grip button moves the servo back to Low 4 Change the value...

Page 61: ...before the speed limiter becomes active At 0 limiting is always active input is always 0 At 50 limiting is only active if the throttle is on half way or more Brake Trigger sets the minimum amount of c...

Page 62: ...full throttle range that will be limited Brake Trigger The percentage of full braking range that will be limited Interaction with other Settings Servo Speed is applied after Expo The trigger levels re...

Page 63: ...at the React delivers to you based on Reacts and user actions Note that you configure the actual vibration patterns which are triggered by these events through the Digital RC Desktop software on your...

Page 64: ...re 0 450 degrees 270 degrees Vibe Temp Vibe Over temperature warning One level for each temperature sensor port 4 total Speed 0 200 55 Vibe Temp Vibe Speed threshold notification Connection N A Vibe C...

Page 65: ...itro engine by running it at high idle just shy of the clutch engaging Configuring Idle Up Use the navigation controls to configure Idle Up as follows 1 Access the top function menu from the driving s...

Page 66: ...g screen 2 Navigate to the Advanced menu or then 2 Navigate to the Idle Up submenu or then Value Description Armed Enables or disables the AutoStart function 4 Change the values or Level The position...

Page 67: ...shold above which ABS is triggered Delay The time in seconds 0 0 2 0 default 0 the brake must be above the trigger level before ABS engages Depth A percentage 1 100 default 50 indicating the reduction...

Page 68: ...fe menu or then 4 Navigate to Steering or Value Description Hold Steering servo holds last known position 5 Change the steering servo failsafe setting or Set Steering servo goes to set failsafe positi...

Page 69: ...n Before the countdown ends use the React controls to set the servo failsafe positions For example on a nitro car set steering to centered and throttle to full brake At the end of the countdown a conf...

Page 70: ...allation point and the wheels If you are not sure of these ratios you should probably use the Measurement method Multiply tire diameter by PI 3 14159 to get length of one tire revolution Multiply that...

Page 71: ...f it should work out to an even number of inches or CM that will be your rollout parameter If your measurement is to the closest 1 8th of an inch then in order to eliminate the fraction you must multi...

Page 72: ...r ratio between the motor and your tach sensor Enter the ratio in whole numbers 1 1000 using these two settings Example 1 If 4 revolutions of your motor or clutch bell makes your magnets rotate once y...

Page 73: ...s limited by Throttle Brake endpoints Activating Deactivating Tank Mode Use the navigation controls to select the active model as follows 1 Access the top function menu from the driving screen 2 Navig...

Page 74: ...in the list When binding with a transceiver in a vehicle you must first select the active model to identify the vehicle When preparing to operate a vehicle select the active model then turn on the veh...

Page 75: ...el 5 and make it the default model You can change the model name from your PC using the Digital RC Desktop Creating a New Model Use the navigation controls to create a new model as follows 1 Access th...

Page 76: ...del as follows 1 Access the top function menu from the driving screen 2 Navigate to the Manage Models menu or then 3 Navigate to Active Model or 4 Navigate to the model you want to delete or 5 Navigat...

Page 77: ...he top function menu from the driving screen 2 Navigate to the Manage Models menu or then 3 Navigate to Active Model or 4 Navigate to the model for which you want to copy the settings or 5 Navigate to...

Page 78: ...odel Use the controls to rebind to a model as follows 1 Access the top function menu from the driving screen 2 Navigate to the Manage Models menu or then 3 Navigate to Active Model or 4 Navigate to th...

Page 79: ...ate to Vibrator or 4 Turn the vibration option on off or Contrast You can set the contrast of the display screen to make it lighter or darker for better visibility at your preferred viewing angle Adju...

Page 80: ...nor tach rollout to the new units You must go through and reset those settings manually after a conversion Selecting Unit System Use the navigation controls to adjust the display contrast level as fol...

Page 81: ...Navigate to and activate Calibrate or then 4 At the confirmation screen 9 Select Yes to recalibrate 10 Select No to cancel the operation or 5 Confirm your selection 6 Perform the calibration routine b...

Page 82: ...en and user name This is a great way to show off your customized graphics to your friends Viewing the React About Screen Use the navigation controls to view the about screen as follows 1 Access the to...

Page 83: ...ormation to your computer make changes and then upload the newer settings Updating the React firmware is as easy as uploading a file or using your Internet connection to retrieve the latest firmware f...

Page 84: ...Installing the RC Desktop When the installation begins you will be presented with a Setup Wizard that begins with the Nomadio License Agreement Click I Agree to continue...

Page 85: ...g the Browse button and picking the folder you wish to use Click the Next button to continue At the next screen select the Start Menu folder for the Digital RC Desktop s shortcuts Click the Do not cre...

Page 86: ...w almost done Click Next to continue Leave the Run Nomadio Digital RC Desktop now checkbox selected for the Setup Wizard to launch the program after exiting the Setup Wizard Click Finish to exit the N...

Page 87: ...the React s battery compartment 3 Turn on your React note that if your battery is dead it will power off the USB port when you plug in Do still put the switch in the On position Your computer will re...

Page 88: ...model that you wish to copy On the popup menu select Copy Model A new model will be created that is a copy of the selected model though the name is not copied To delete a model In the tree on the lef...

Page 89: ...n choosing Register new React 2 The Digital RC Desktop will now read your React s ID Connect your React and click OK 3 Your web browser will then be opened to a web page that will ask you for registra...

Page 90: ...ration Code 6 You are now registered Registering a Second Computer If you wish to register a second computer for example a laptop you take to the track your work computer etc simply repeat the install...

Page 91: ...inally you can choose the Receive Settings From React toolbar button 1 The Digital RC Desktop will then connect to your React and download the settings from it Editing Settings Simply use the settings...

Page 92: ...Using Softkeys Softkeys allows you to choose the function of the button and trims on the React Click on the pull down button and choose the function you would like that button or trim tab to control...

Page 93: ...sing Send Settings to React You can also send your settings by choosing the Send Settings to React toolbar button If you forget to send your settings to the React after editing them the Digital RC Des...

Page 94: ...ration and lap timers Trims adjustable trims and sub trims Controls dual rate endpoints exponential mixing and servo speed adjust on all channels Anti Lock brake anti lock with cycle delay and depth I...

Page 95: ...y issues with your React please visit our support website at http support nomadio net There you will find a wealth of knowledge from other React users as well as Nomadio s support staff Should you nee...

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Page 97: ...the receiving antenna Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected Consult the de...

Page 98: ...such as on the bottom of the vehicle a pre printed sticker is provided in the package Racing Association Approvals The React system has been approved for competitive use by the following racing organi...

Page 99: ...st be used in products for which warranty service is claimed When a refund is given the product for which the refund is provided must be returned to Nomadio and becomes Nomadio s property Exclusions a...

Page 100: ...No Nomadio reseller agent or employee is authorized to make any modification extension or addition to this warranty EXCEPT AS PROVIDED IN THIS WARRANTY AND TO THE EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW NOMADIO IS NO...

Page 101: ...Nomadio will provide it Nomadio or its Nomadio Authorized Service Providers will provide warranty service on products that are tendered or presented for service during the Warranty Period as permitte...

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