The Servonaut MultiBus is comparable to the
well known Multiswitch/Multiprop systems. Your
HS16 radio has the Multiswitch/prop encoder
built in.
Servonaut modules with the MultiBus function
can directly be controlled via a multichannel
without having to use a special decoder in your
model. Servonaut modules can be connected via
Y-cable to a multi channel of your radio and rec-
ognize the multi channel automatically.
Extraordinary about the MultiBus
is the fact
that the modules are able to choose certain sig-
nals from the multi channel on their own. The
occupancy is specified in a way that it matches
the old Graupner and Robbe systems.
See table
on the right.
Your HS16 radio is flexible, which
means you can assign functions to the softkeys
as you like.
To use the MultiBus system for channel 7 or 8 of
your HS16 choose the multichannel when load-
ing the preset.
See chapter Menu Multiswitch
The preset is called “MultiBusENG”. In contrast
to the other presets this one doesn’t have names
for all the controls. Since one control can have
different functions depending on the module the
controls have numbers for easy overall view. Of
course you can change the names as you like.
11. Servonaut MultiBus
You can change the softkey assignment with
[Menu] > [Radio] > [Control Swap].
Two functions on softkeys next to each other can
be swapped with [Menu] > [Control] > [Reverse].
To learn more about the functions please see
the manuals of the modules, especially for the
MM4.
Multichannel
SM7
M24
MM4
ML4
X8a
Starter/Horn
X8b
Gearshift
Servo output 1
only without cruise
control
X8c
Output L1 & S2,
Wiper
Servo output 2
X8d
Hazard Lights
Output S3 not us-
able
Output L4 z.B.
High Beam
Hazard Lights
X8e
Volume
X8f
Tipper/Martin
X8g
Parking
Light/Low beam
Parking
Light/Low Beam
X8h
Indicator L/R
Indicator L/R
Multichannel Assignment with the Robbe/Futaba System