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11. Setting TX End Points, Travel and Battery Monitoring
These settings must be done in sequence. For example, to make an adjustment to
travel, the TX end points must be set at the same time.
1
Start with; Winch
off
, TX
on
, RX lead plug
out
of RX, TX stick
at close hauled and trim set to minimum.
When the winch is switched on with the plug out ouf RX, it will countdown by
sounding a single beep once per second for the first 9 seconds.
2.
Turn winch on and wait
10
seconds
till the
3 quick beep
signal then push plug into the RX within 2 seconds.
If a single long beep is heard, setup mode has been entered and the TX end point
for close hauled position has been sampled.
If not then restart the procedure..
3.
Pull plug out of RX.
4.
Move TX stick (
not
trimmer) to opposite end for sails full out
then push plug into RX.
A long beep will indicate that the TX end point for sails full out position has
been sampled
.
5.
Pull plug out of RX
A 3 beep signal indicates that the TX end points have been stored. The winch
can be turned off now if travel or battery setting changes not needed. Otherwise
continue on to step 6.
6.
Detach the sheet lines or remove the drum.
When the plug is next inserted, the winch will drive itself to the travel starting
point. The winch must be free to drive to this position. If not sure then remove
the drum or disconnect the sheets.
7.
Move TX stick back to close hauled then push plug in RX.
Once travel starting point is reached, it will sound 2 beeps. You can now drive
the winch using the TX. Install the drum and setup the sheets so that the main
boom is at close hauled when TX stick is at close hauled. Take care when
driving the winch with sheets attached as it is set for maximum travel at this time
and it would be easy to overrun. The winch will drive at 1/3rd normal speed
during this travel setting phase of setup.
