GRAUPNER mc-18, Руководство по программированию

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Mode of Operation Analogue Adjustment
of Values
7
later on. For other applications seven freely
programmable mixers are available.
Type 7: F3B (4 wing servos)
Type 7 corresponds to type 6, with the exc eption
that in the case of type 7 the flaps are actuated
by a separate servo each, thus providing
additional mix options (ailerons -flaps) which are
also realised by a special mixer. Here, too,
seven freely programmable mixers are available.
The universal Profi program can also be used for
models have two wing mounted servos. In this
case the functions not required are left
unoccupied in the receiver.
Type 8: HELI
Type 8 is a universal helicopter program for
practically all helicopters, unless they are not t o
be operated exclusively with an RPM regulator
which can not be turned off or overridden by the
throttle channel. Here one finds all currently
imaginable options for helicopters of all types
and sizes, both for normal operation and for
demanding competiti on work.
Type 9: HELI (with speed control)
Type 9 is suitable for model helicopters which
are exclusively operated with a speed control
operated via an auxiliary channel. In this case
the compensating functions acting on engine
control are missing. Other c ontrol functions
effect the auxiliary channel, which in turn
correspondingly controls the regulator. If a speed
control is used, which can be turned off or
overridden by normal throttle control, type 8
should be used.
The mode of operation permits skimmi ng
through the program of a model by pressing key
LIST-DM , then pressing INC to go forwards
and DEC to go backwards. Aster the desired
code number has been found, the program in
question can be selected using the
ENTER key.
The value can then be se t using the INC and
DEC keys as well as CLEAR and 1 … 9 ,
respectively.
The survey of contents is vacated by pressing
the
CLEAR key while a new code number and
title of the code appears in the lower line of the
display.
The functions of the INC and DEC keys can
be taken over by a proportional rotary module
(order number 4111) wire to plug station AUX or
a proportional module (order number 4152).
Calling the function is performed as before, but
at that station where adjustments are to be
made, normally by the
INC and DEC keys, the
rotary control is activated by key 9 . Adjustments
are then made performed using the rotary
control. In the case where the adjustment range
of the rotary control should prove inadequate to
obtain the desired val ue, the rotary control has to
be turned off on reaching the end position, via
the
DEC key, and then reset to suit, turned on
again via key 9 . This step can be repeated as
often as required.
This analogue adjustment option can, in
principal, be used at all stations where inputs are
possible via
INC and DEC keys, including for
example for skimming the list of codes.
If, on imputing the name of the model, the
selection of letter is performed using analogue
setting, numbers, lowercase letters and specia l
symbols will be available in addition to the
normally available capital letters.
After the PROFITRIM -module has been
installed, the right upper control will take over the
functions described above. Its normal function
will be interrupted automatically at the same
time.