Flex Cessna 170, Инструкция пользователя

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If you are using a digital receiver connec � on, and have completed the steps on page 12, skip ahead to the next page.
PWM is an acronym that stands for Pulse Width Modula � on. PWM is how tradi � onal receivers send a signal to the servo to command the servo
move to a par � cular posi � on. In short, PWM in regards to the Cessna requires the use of male to male servo extensions to connect each channel
from your receiver, to each port in the Aura. Due to the fl aps and the fl ight modes in the Aura, a minimum of a 6-channel receiver and transmi � er is
required to maximize the func � onality of the Cessna 170. A 7+ channel receiver and transmi � er is recommended.
Depending on your par � cular radio and PWM setup, some addi � onal items to purchase are required:
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RECEIVER INSTALLATION/SERVO CONNECTIONS (CONTINUED)
PWM Connec � ons
RECEIVER
Thro � le
Aileron
Elevator
Rudder
Gear/Ch.5
Aux 1/Ch.6
ESC
To Motor
To RX
Le � Aileron Servo
Right Aileron Servo
Elevator Servo
Rudder Servo
Float Rudder Servo
Le � Flap Servo
Right Flap Servo
Y-Harness*
(FPZA1012)
Servo Reverser*
(FPZA1011)
FPZAU01
FPZA1011
FPZA1012 Aura 3 piece male to male servo cable/S.Bus
*In-Line Servo Reverser (one for
fl aps)
*2-inch Y-Harness (one for fl aps, two if using fl oats)
*Note: Y-Harness and Servo Reverser not required if using a 7+ channel receiver/transmi � er with dual fl ap servo and independent reversing capability
**Note: Arrows indicate signal (data) fl ow. They do not necessarily indicate voltage (+) fl ow.
- +
Aura Polarity
NOTICE
VERIFY PROPER POLARITY OF ALL CABLE CONNECTIONS PRIOR TO ADDING POWER TO THE SYSTEM
IMPORTANT
All four PWM male-to-male connec � ons must be connected AND connected in the proper polarity for the
Aura to ac � vate servo outputs. (Aileron-S1, Elevator-S2, Rudder-S3, Gear/Ch.5-S4)
Y-Harness*
(FPZA1012)
Aur
a Da
ta Inp
ut
Aur
a Da
ta Outpu
t
**
Bind your receiver to your transmi � er by following the instruc � ons included with your radio and/or receiver. Verify it is bound by connec � ng a
spare servo to your receiver, and that it responds to transmi � er inputs.
With the transmi � er and receiver powered OFF, connect your receiver to the Aura using the diagram below. Note the thro � le AND both fl aps are
plugged directly into the receiver. Important: all four (4) PWM male-to-male leads must be properly connected for the Aura to ac � vate servo
outputs!
With the propeller removed and ALL connec � ons made between the Aura and the receiver (and in the proper polarity), power on your
transmi � er, and power on the airplane with the fl ight ba � ery, and keep the airplane sta � onary. A � er a few seconds, the LEDs on the Aura will
sweep back and forth as the Aura searches for a valid control signal. Once found, you will see a solid orange (Aura running) and solid green (Aura
is receiving a valid signal from the receiver) LED.
A � er the source is found, apply transmi � er right rudder to assist Aura in determining your
radio type , then you will have control of the model.