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8.
You could
meet a slight
problem
at this
stage:
All the
models stored
in memory are
for the
"PPM"
transmission
mode.
lf
you
have
purchased your
PROFI mc 3010
with a PCM
receive(
you
must
now
switch
to the correct
transmis-
sion
mode.
To
do
this,
press
these keys
in
succession
@
Z tr,
and
you
will see this
display:
t'1üt:'ULHT
I
tlti:
FFt,ltr
Press the
Z
key, and
"PPMg"
will tlash.
Now
press
the
El
key, and
"PPMg"
will turn into
"PCM".
Press
the
@
key three times, and
you
will be back
to
the starting
screen.
The
job
is done.
9.
lf
you
now switch
the transmitter off and
on again
(it's
not necessary, but
do it nevertheless),
you
will see that
it has
remembered the
new settings. Unless
and until
you
switch
to a diflerent
model,
you
will always
find the
transmitter set
to this model
and this transmission
mode
when
you
switch on.
Now
you
are
ready to try the system
out.
However,
belore
you
start
worrying about
why the system
is
not
working,
check the
transmission
mode.
This is always
shown
in the
first line of the display,
on the
right.
Three
modes are
possible:
1) PPM 7
=
tor
all
PPM
receivers which cannot
de-
code
9 channels.
lf
you possess
such a
receiver
(e.9.
red 4/6 channel
receiver)
with the transmitter
set to
PPM 9. the
first two servo
output channels
will
not
wof k correctly.
2)
PPM I
=
tor all
PPM receivers,
except those
men-
tioned in
1.
3)
PCM
=
all MULTIPLEX
PCM
receivers.
*
lf the
transmission
mode is not correct,:
see 8.
The next step
is to have a
look at
pages
15 to 24 to
get
an
idea ol all the
things
you
can
do
with the model
(or
program)
that
you
have
selected.
However, betore
you
can
put
the system
to serious use,
you
will need to activate
the throttle
ratchet, and
set up
the transmitter
for throttle-left
or throttle-right,
depend-
ing on
your preference.
See
pages
7 and
14 tor
details.
Keypad
Lift
here
under
flap
Power indicator
Just
to the
right of the ON/OFF
switch
is an
LED which
glows
when the
transmitter
is switched
on. lf the
re-
serve
battery system,
Order
No. 7 5710,
is installed,
the
LED flashes
when the transmitter
is
being
powered
by
the
reserve battery
Charge socket
The Charge
socket
is on the
left face of
the transmitter,
close
to the
top. Naturally
the transmitter
charge
lead
is
plugged
in here;
the socket
is also used
for
the
Teabher/Pupil
lead, for the
Diagnosis
lead, the transJer
lead and the
rev-counter
sensor.
Aerial socket
tension
sctew
This screw
is used
to adjust
the friction
of the swivelling
aerial socket.
Rotate it clockwise
to
increase the
friction,
but
take care
not to overtighten
the
screw as
this might
damage
the swivel.
lf necessary
tighten
the screw
to the
point
where the
(fully
extended)
aerial
just
holds its
posi-
tion reliably.
Make any
adjustments
in
very small steps,
check the
effect, and
adjust again
if
necessary.
Over-tightening
the screw
can damage
the swivel
bear-
Ing.
Slider
control
"markers"
(Fig.
2)
The sliders are
fitted
with a new
form of
marker
-
an ex-
tra slider.
This
is
a
highly
practical
feature, as
it
enables
you
to shift the
slider to a
previously
set
postion
by
feel
älone:
for example,
to a
particular
flap
position.
Simply
squeeze
the slider and
the
marker together
between
thumb
and
forefinger until
they coincide.
Please note:
in each case
the
"outboard"
slider
(the
one
nearest the stick
unit)
is the actual
slider control:
the
"inboard"
ones
are the
markers.
The markers
are
fitted with a
fine
ratchet which can
be disengaged
for
adjustment
purposes.
To do
this
push
the marker slider
outwards
-
towards
the
actual slider
control
-
then
move it to the
correct
position.
Do not force
it
along
the
ratchet
-
the
ratchet
will last
longer if
you
treat
it
gently!
[::'"\'''*'
t\
LI\
|
'-'r
Aerial tension screw
t,
(Switches
and
Digi-Adjustor
not supplied
as standard!)
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