GRAUPNER MC-22S, Руководство по программированию

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First steps in programming a new model
Example: non-powered fi xed-wing model aircraft
The fi rst time you use a new transmitter you
should select the ...
»Basic settings« (page 117)
... and defi ne a number of basic settings. These serve
various purposes:
The owner’s name which you enter in this menu ap-
pears in the basic screen display, while the options
marked “Preset” – Stick mode, Modulation and Coll.
pitch min. – really are just presets. The settings you
enter here are adopted as the defaults when you
open a
new model memory, but they are only a sug-
gestion , and you can still change them at any time.
In contrast, the preset in the Expert mode line only
takes effect when you initially set up a model memo-
ry which was previously marked as “ free ”.
When “Expert mode” is set to “no”, certain menus are
suppressed which are generally relevant only to more
advanced modellers, but this only applies
when you
set up a new model memory . However, once again
the individual suppressed menus can be displayed
again by calling up the »
Suppress Codes « menu in
the appropriate model memory.
When programming a new model you start in the
menu ...
Programming examples – Fixed-wing models
»Model select« (page 47)
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... where you select a free model memory and con-
fi rm your choice by pressing the
ENTER button, or gi-
ving the rotary control a brief press.
Once you have selected a free model memory, you
are requested to select the type of model to be pro-
grammed:
S e l e c t m o d e l t y p e ( f r e e m o d e l m e m o r y )
Since in this example we are programming a fi xed-
wing model, we select the fi xed-wing model symbol
using the rotary control, and confi rm with
ENTER or a
brief press on the rotary control. The screen now re-
verts to the basic display.
Once you have called up the “Model select” option it
is not possible to interrupt the process, i.e. you must
choose one or the other model type. However, if you
make a mistake you can always correct it simply by
erasing the model memory.
Now that you have overcome this fi rst hurdle, you can
start entering the actual transmitter settings to suit
the model by calling up the menu ...
»Base setup model« (page 50)
At this point you can enter the “ Model name ”, check
the settings for “ Stick mode ” and “ Modulation ”, and
change those settings if necessary.
You can also set the trim increment for the digi-
tal trims, i.e. the number of trim increments for every
“trim lever click”. This can be done separately for each
of the four trim levers.
The next menu is ...
»Model type« (page 52)
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... in which you select the basic arrangement of the
servos in the model, and inform the transmitter of
your choice.
The following options are available:
Motor : • “none”: trim works in all positions of the
stick
• “Throttle min forward or back”: Ch1 trim
works over idle range only.
If the throttle stick is too far in the di-
rection of full throttle when you switch
the transmitter on, a warning mes-
sage “Throttle too high” appears on the
screen; see page 20.
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