MegaTech R/C HELICOPTER, Руководство по эксплуатации самолета

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B. Tail Rotor Control Stick
- Will spin the helicopter clockwise or counter clockwise
depending on the control input. Note: You can only use the tail rotor control stick
when throttle input is given.
C. Tail Rotor Trim Button
- This adjusts for straight and stable flight when the tail
rotor control stick is in the neutral position.
D. Charging Cord - Located inside a compartment at the base of the transmitter and
used when charging the helicopter.
E. Channel Switch - This switch is marked with the letters A and B to indicate the
channel that the helicopter is operating on. You must always make sure that the
channel switch is set to the correct channel or the helicopter will not operate
properly. Please see the helicopter or box for indication of the proper channel.
F. Power & Charge LEDs - The bottom most LED illuminates green when the
transmitter is in the charging mode. When the top most LED illuminates red, the
transmitter power is ON and you have adequate power to control your helicopter.
If the red LED light becomes dark, flashes or does not glow on the transmitter, the
transmitter batteries are low and must be replaced. Never attempt to fly when the
red LED light is dim, flashing or does not glow! This will result in loss of control and
a possible crash. Contact our service center at 201-662-8500 if you think there may
be a problem with your radio system.
G. Power Switch
- Turns your controller on and off.
IMPORTANT NOTE: The transmitter has an auto shutoff feature. If the transmitter
power is left ON for 10 minutes without any control input or charger output,
the transmitter will turn off. This is to prevent the transmitter batteries from
discharging if the transmitter was left ON in error. You will need to flip the power
switch OFF and ON to reset the transmitter.
INSTALLINg THE BATTERIES
Transmitter requires 6 “AA” 1.5V alkaline batteries
(sold separately)
1) Be sure that both the transmitter and helicopter
power switches are in the “OFF” position.
2) Using a Philips Head screwdriver, unscrew the
battery hatch hold-down screw, and remove the
hatch.
3) Install 6 fresh “AA” 1.5V alkaline batteries in the
transmitter, paying close attention to the
polarity symbols. (+ & -)
IMPORTANT! If the transmitter batteries are not installed according to proper
polarity, the transmitter will not function and electrical damage may occur.