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General discription (inclusive by RTF Version)
Adjusting the Sticks
The length of the sticks can be
adjusted to suit the user. To carry
out this operation, unscrew the
upper section of the stick until the
desired length is reached and then
screw the lower section up until
the upper section is locked into
place. By altering the length of the sticks the user will be able to
operate the transmitter to an optimum.
Receiver:
The receiver is fitted with sockets for connecting 1-6 sevos. The 7
th
socket is for the receiver battery but can also be used to plug in a
servo.
Technical Details Receiver CX 2,4 GHz:
Operating Voltage
4,8 – 5,2 V
Current Draw
app. 40 mA
Weight
12
g
Size
44 x 23 x 15 mm
Receiver Configuration:
Channel 1:
Aileron
Channel 2:
Elevator
Channel 3:
Throttle
Channel 4:
Rudder
Servo Reverse
The transmitters 4 primary channels can be reversed to make set-
ting up any model easy. To achieve this the transmitter is fitted with
4 switches on the front casing. If the switches are in the upper
position, the servos will rotate in the normal direction (NOR). If the
switches are moved to the lower position (REV), the servo direction
of rotation will be reversed. Always ensure that the servos rotate in
the correct direction before operating a model.
Battery Hatch
The battery hatch is located on the rear side of the transmitter,
to open the hatch push down on the spot indicated and slide the
hatch free. When fitting batteries always observe the correct polar-
ity.
Binding the receiver
As with all 2.4 GHz systems, the receiver must be bonded to the
transmitter. This step is vital as if it is not carried out, the system will
not work. Before attempting to use the system proceed as follows:
1. Operate the binding button on the transmitter and then switch
the transmitter on. The transmitter will now be in Bonding
Mode.
2. Plug the bonding cable into the battery socket of the receiver
and then connect a power supply (4.8 - 5.2 V) to and other
socket of the receiver. The LED on the transmitter will be
flashing to indicate that bonding is taking place. If you are
using an ESC which is not fitted with a BEC system, a receiver
battery must be connected to another socket.
3. As soon as the receiver is bonded, the LED will stop flashing.
4. Switch off the transmitter and disconnect the power supply
from the receiver. Switch the transmitter back to normal mode.
5. Remove the binding cable from The receiver.
Important Note
The transmitter will not transmit in Binding Mode. The transmitter
could be damaged if left in Bonding Mode for long periods of time,
only switch to Bonding Mode when you wish to bond a receiver.
Setting up
efore operating your model ensure that the servos move in the cor-
rect direction and reverse them if not using the reverse switches on
the transmitter.
Ensure that all control surfaces are in the neutral position with the
servo arms square and the trim in the central position. Trim should
only be used to make small corrections during flight. Care must be
taken when using an Internal Combustion engine that the servo is
not stalled at full or low throttle. Ensure that no servo will be stalled
when full movement is applied with full trim.
