GRAUPNER 32032, Руководство по программированию

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20 General operating notices
Holder bracket for transmitter straps
A stable transmitter hanger for fastening neck
straps is standard equipment on the
mc-20
HoTT
transmitter.
To unfold the holder brackets, fi rst press both
brackets inward a bit near where they are lettered
then turn them upward by 90 °. The brackets will
automatically lock into position.
If you have a neck strap fastened to the holder
bracket with key-rings, fi rst press lightly on the right
holder bracket to release its latch so it can be folded
down then do the same with the left holder bracket.
Afterward, press both brackets SIMULTANEOUSLY
into the recess.
The following straps are available as accessories:
Order no. Description
71.26 Transmitter straps, Graupner HoTT
72.40 Transmitter straps, deluxe
Installation of switches, switch modules and knob
modules
There are a total of 20 holes in the transmitter's
housing available for mounting accessory modules.
To be safe, always disconnect the transmitter battery
before installation to avoid short circuit conditions.
Be sure to pay attention that soldered points on the
transmitter board do not come into contact with metal
objects!
Unoccupied holes in the transmitter's housing are
closed with blind plugs. These can easily be pulled
out from the outside with one's fi ngernails.
Insert the accessory switch, etc. through a hole in the
housing from the inside.
Accessory switches, potentiometers, etc. are
fastened into place by screwing a nut onto the
threaded shaft protruding though the housing and
tightening it with a suitable wrench. If the control has
a knob, it can be reattached after the nut is tightened
down. Trim nut wrench (order no.
5733 ) is well suited
for tightening down these nuts.
Trim nut wrench (order no. 5733 ) is well suited
for tightening down switch element trim nuts.
Aligning the antenna
The removable, articulated antenna is to be screwed
into the ball-joint connector then aligned by hand.
The antenna exhibits very limited fi eld strength
straight out from its end, pointing it directly toward the
model is wrong.
When screwing in the antenna, pay attention that the
center pin in the antenna socket does not get bent or
pressed back in the socket.