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Step
3
of
the
above
process
flow
is
what
we’ll
refer
to
as
the
“Programming
Pause”
.
If
you
want
to
re
‐
program
the
setting
you
currently
have
selected,
you
would
tap
in
a
new
value
during
this
pause
time.
Let’s
say
you
wanted
to
re
‐
program
the
Main
Altitude
setting
from
the
default
of
500’
to
1000’.
Here
are
the
steps
you’d
perform:
Select
the
Main
Altitude
Setting
via
DIP
Switch
(1
ON
/
2
OFF
/
3
OFF)
Verify
the
current
setting
value
of
5
via
beep/flash
During
the
“Programming
Pause”,
tap
the
Program
pushbutton
10
times
The
RRC3
should
provide
a
double
‐
beep
“acknowledge
tone”
(new
setting
is
saved)
Verify
the
NEW
setting
value
of
10
via
beep/flash
(10
x
100’
=
1000’)
Done...
Programming
complete!
Repeat
the
sequence
again
should
you
want
to
change
it
to
something
else,
or
select
a
new
setting
via
DIP
switch
to
verify
or
change.
When
you're
done,
simply
power
off
the
RRC3.
It’s
now
ready
to
fly
with
the
newly
programmed
settings.
Accessing
the
RRC3
Flight
Log
via
DIP
switch
and
pushbutton
As
mentioned
in
the
previous
section,
the
DIP
switch
and
pushbutton
interface
can
also
provide
access
to
the
altimeter
resident
Flight
Log
data
.
To
start
a
Flight
Log
session,
ensure
the
RRC3
is
powered
off,
and
that
it
has
a
battery
and
power
switch
attached
and
ready.
Also
ensure
the
DIP
switch
4
is
in
the
ON
position.
Apply
power
to
the
RRC3
by
activating
the
power
switch.
You
should
hear
the
start
of
the
5
second
“init”
tone.
At
any
point
during
this
5
second
tone,
tap
the
PROGRAM
button.
The
beeper
and
LED
should
go
out,
and
the
unit
will
begin
its
Flight
Log/Diagnostic
operation.
The
position
of
DIP
Switches
1
thru
3
determines
which
of
the
6
Flight
Log
items
that
you
want
to
review.
The
Flight
Log/Diagnostic
operation
follows
a
simple
process
flow:
1.
The
RRC3
reads
the
position
of
DIP
Switches.
2.
The
RRC3
beeps/flashes
the
value
of
the
associated
Flight
Log/Diagnostic
item(s).
3.
The
RRC3
pauses
for
5
seconds,
and
then
repeats
Step
1.
You
can
change
DIP
Switches
1
thru
3
at
any
time
to
select
a
new
item
for
review.
Using
this
process,
you
can
review/select
all
6
Flight
Log
items.
The
Flight
Log
DIP
switch
positions
are:
SW1
SW2
SW3
OFF
OFF
OFF
Peak
Altitude
AGL
ON
OFF
OFF
Peak
Velocity
OFF
ON
OFF
Time
to
Apogee
ON
ON
OFF
Total
Descent
Time
