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Vario Benefits ...........................................................................................................................................................................3

1.1

General Technical Features .................................................................................................................................................3

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Vario Acoustics and Voice Output.........................................................................................................................................4

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Vario Installation ......................................................................................................................................................................4

4

Variometer and Altimeter Function........................................................................................................................................4

4.1

Voice output for vario and altimeter .....................................................................................................................................5

4.2

Optional Vario Acoustics Modes ..........................................................................................................................................5

4.2.1

Altimeter Mode........................................................................................................................................................................6

4.2.2

Integral (Vario) Mode..............................................................................................................................................................6

4.3

Total Energy Compensation (TEK) ......................................................................................................................................6

4.4

Altitude Accuracy ..................................................................................................................................................................6

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Setting Vario Modes with the Transmitter ............................................................................................................................6

5.1

Transmitter settings ..............................................................................................................................................................7

5.2

Mode Settings and Voice Output Functions ........................................................................................................................7

5.3

Mode Setting Feedback........................................................................................................................................................8

5.4

Standby Mode.......................................................................................................................................................................8

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GPS Operating Options ...........................................................................................................................................................8

6.1

Speed Mode..........................................................................................................................................................................8

6.2

Position Announcement........................................................................................................................................................8

6.3

Glide Ratio Measurement and Announcement....................................................................................................................9

6.4

GPS Module Installation .......................................................................................................................................................9

6.4.1

Additional Notes  for GPS Module Operation ........................................................................................................................9

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Electric Drive Measurements................................................................................................................................................10

7.1

Electric Sailplane ................................................................................................................................................................10

7.1.1

Selecting the Standby Mode ................................................................................................................................................10

7.1.2

Keeping Previously Stored Data after Subsequent Vario Switch-on ..................................................................................10

7.2

Special Mode for Electric Models.......................................................................................................................................10

7.2.1

Selecting the Standby Mode ................................................................................................................................................11

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Alarms and Alarm Thresholds..............................................................................................................................................11

8.1

Receiver Battery Voltage Check and Alarm ......................................................................................................................11

8.2

Drive Battery Minimum Voltage Check and Alarm ............................................................................................................11

8.3

Temperature Check and Alarm ..........................................................................................................................................11

8.4

Failsafe Announcement......................................................................................................................................................12

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Flight Time or Motor Run Time (respectively)....................................................................................................................12

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Max-/min-value Storage.........................................................................................................................................................12

10.1

Stored Data Announcement during Vario Start-up ............................................................................................................12

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Data Logger.............................................................................................................................................................................12

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General Notes about Vario Operation .................................................................................................................................13

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Notes about the CS DataVario Operation together with the WSTECH Sensor Interface .............................................13

13.1

Important Notes about Sensor Interface Operation...........................................................................................................14

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Notes about CS DataVario Operation together with the UniLog Data Logger...............................................................14

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Notes about CS DataVario Operation together with the UniLog Data Logger...............................................................15

15.1

UniLog Data Logger Settings .............................................................................................................................................15

15.2

Important Notes about UniLog Data Logger Operation.....................................................................................................15

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Parameter Setting...................................................................................................................................................................15

16.1

Setup Storage on the Memory Card ..................................................................................................................................17

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Frequency Setting ..................................................................................................................................................................17

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R/C System Range Check .....................................................................................................................................................17

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Update via USB-Interface ......................................................................................................................................................18

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Warranty ..................................................................................................................................................................................18

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Recycling Note........................................................................................................................................................................18

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Safety Notes ............................................................................................................................................................................18

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Technical Data ........................................................................................................................................................................18

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Declaration of Conformity .....................................................................................................................................................20

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Instructions for Setting-up the UHF-Handy LPD................................................................................................................21

Summary of Contents for CS DataVario

Page 1: ...e Model Airplane Variometer C CS S D Da at ta aV Va ar ri io o including Micro SD Card Logger GPS Electric Flight and Data Logger Options CS DataVario and mirco SD card for the datalogger CS DataVario...

Page 2: ...1 Selecting the Standby Mode 11 8 Alarms and Alarm Thresholds 11 8 1 Receiver Battery Voltage Check and Alarm 11 8 2 Drive Battery Minimum Voltage Check and Alarm 11 8 3 Temperature Check and Alarm 11...

Page 3: ...rt into many other evaluation software programs is possible The CS DataVario provides important information about the drive system to the electric flyer and allows component tuning and optimization Fo...

Page 4: ...the antenna must not be close to carbon fiber fuselage as this would lead to a very erratic transmission range The antenna should not be parallel to other cables or metallic material as this may alte...

Page 5: ...n be adjusted between 0 ft sec and 6 ft sec in steps of 0 3 ft sec 4 1 Voice output for vario and altimeter In the vario and altimeter function the voice output can deliver either output Altitude Inte...

Page 6: ...makes the integral vario mode a most prefered operating mode particularly in weak conditions 4 3 Total Energy Compensation TEK The CS DataVario provides a port for the connection of a TEK probe a feat...

Page 7: ...sec 5 2 Mode Settings and Voice Output Functions Mode Switch Slider Mode Feedback Voice Output Vario Acoustics Remarks Integral Mode Foreward beep Altitude change since last annoubcement On Glide rati...

Page 8: ...nly a one second beep signals that a measurement is being performed As soon as there is no more speed increase detected after three measurement cycles the previously measured maximum value is being an...

Page 9: ...r material In case the model has a carbon fiber canopy you may want to consider replacing a 1 x 1 section with a glass fiber window Another solution would be to ask the manufacturer for a replacement...

Page 10: ...mode is selected the standard announcement of present altitude and R C battery voltage is complemented by the announcements of the idle drive battery voltage and the values selected in Setup 9 7 1 2...

Page 11: ...d Alarm Thresholds 8 1 Receiver Battery Voltage Check and Alarm The actual receiver voltage which also supplies the vario is continuously checked by the vario electronics After start up the first valu...

Page 12: ...current falls below 3 A 10 Max min value Storage Independant from the data logger feature the following max min values are stored in a non volatile memory Standard is the maximum altitude and minimum...

Page 13: ...nt memory card detected confirms the presence of the memory card If a setup file SETUPUPL HEX is recognized on the memory card the vario will use it from thereon and confirm it by setup detected The v...

Page 14: ...motor drive battery before several seconds after vario start up Important Always connect the negative lead first The sensor interface is powered by the vario The default setup settings provided there...

Page 15: ...must be no 4 lead cable used for the connection between the vario and the UniLog only the 3 lead cable provided with the delivery There is no special assignment for the plugs The cable may be used in...

Page 16: ...bove the take off altitude Altitude announcement time interval between 10 sec and 120 sec default 60 sec In the electric flight mode Setup 10 5 the time interval determines the announcement sequence f...

Page 17: ...rom SM Modellbau 1 40 80 A sensor 2 150 A sensor default 3 400 A sensor Setup 15 Announced units in meters or feet 0 Feet 1 Meters default 16 1 Setup Storage on the Memory Card If a memory card is pla...

Page 18: ...the applications described in this manual Also note the safety notes and manuals of equipment to which this equipment is connected to The manufacturer does not take any responsibility for either damag...

Page 19: ...rent sensors from SM Modellbau Temperature respectively speed sensor port for SM Modellbau sensors Size typical 17 mm x 31 mm x 7 mm Power supply from vario Technical Data of the GPS module with integ...

Page 20: ...nden Richtlinien und Normen bereinstimmt R TTE Richtlinien 99 5 EG Norm EN 300 220 1 Ausgabe November 1977 Diese Erkl rung wird abgegeben von Wolfgang Schreiner wstech Oberteuringen 5 5 2006 wstech Wo...

Page 21: ...move to above or below menu option Right Red button Confirm sound level select menu option PTT button Transmit Call button Sound bell on other LPDs set to same configuration Battery Installation Loos...

Page 22: ...move the jack socket s protective cover next to the antenna and plug in the earpiece s jack plug Adjusting the Volume To adjust the volume press the left green key and use the arrow keys to increase o...

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