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After
you
have assigned
the rotor head servos,
return to Menu 1 using the
@
key and branch again
to
SERVO ADJUSTMENT.
Select Centre, and set
the
servo centres. Check
here that the trim sliders
and
the transmitter
controls are set
to zero
(00/o).
Return to the
"
Servo
Adjustment" menu
with
the
El
key,
then branch to TRAVEL +
REVERSE with the
selector
key
Z
.
lmportant:
1.
lt is
essential
that
you
set the direction
of rotation of
the collective
pitch
inputs to the
head
servos
first.
Operate
the collective
pitch
stick, and watch the
rotor
head servos.
Check carefully which servo
or
servos
rotate in the wrong direction. Select
the servo con-
cerned, then the Collective
Pitch input, and
release
the input
field
(selector
key
!).
Press the
E
key to
reverse the direction of
rotation of that input.
Select the GEOMETRY
input of all the
rotor head
servos
in turn. and set the
oosition
of each
servo in
degrees.
Move
to
the
"SWITCH"
menu and switch
on
the
geometry
input for all the
rotor head
servos.
The rioht-hand servo
should be 60 deqrees.
the rear
servo
-180
degrees and the
left-haid
servo
300
oegrees.
300,,//
\60"
f
\ ,/ Direction
\--./
of flisht
1800
lf
you
have followed these instructions caretully,
all the
correct
roll-axis and
oitch-axis
movements will now be
available
on
your
model.
3.
lJ
you
require virtual rotation of the swashplate
lor
your
helicopter, move to the
"SWITCH"
menu
and
switch on the
"PHASE"
inout lor one ot the rotor head
servos. Now
move
to the
"TRAVEL
&
REVERSE"
menu, and
from there to the
PHASE iHput
(Z
and
EE).
Select
the
degree
input
field
S]
and set
the
desired swashplate
rotation. lf
you
hold'the
pitch-axis
or
roll-axis
stick
at one end-point,
you
will
be
able to
see
the change clearly.
This
setting-up
procedure
produces
the
program
required for
your
model. You can now set up the trav-
els according
to
your
own experience
or the informa-
tion
provided
by the
helicopter manufacturer. Use an
angle
jig,
or check the settings by eye.
Teacher/Pupil operation
(sometimes
known as
the
"buddy-box"
system)
is
the best
method of learning to
control
a radio-controlled
model, Jrom the
point
of
view
of
model longevity.
"Teachet"
and
"Pupil"
have one
transmitter each,
inter-connected by
the Teacher/Pupil
lead,
Order
No. I 5121. Only
the teacher's transmitter
radiates an
RF
signal.
The
pupil's
transmitter
gener-
ates
a signal, but
it is not broadcast at
Radio Fre-
quency;
instead
it is transferred to the
teacher trans-
mitter through the cable,
where it
is
"processed".
For this
reason it is
vital
that only
basic signals
come
from the
pupil's
transmitter
-
no mixed
sig-
nals at all!
lf mixed
signals
are sent
to the teacher's
transmitter,
these signals
would be
processed
twice.
Assign the transmitter
controls of the
pupil's
trans-
mitter as follows:
e.g.
A controls
aileron B controls
throttle, etc.
and continue:
Servo
No. 1 controls
aileron Servo
No. 2 controls
elevator, etc.
lf
you
are using a difterent
transmittet e.g.
ROYAL
mc, be sure
to
switch
all
mixers
"OFF"
at the
pupil's
transmitter.
The
pupil's
transmitter does
not require an
RF
module.
However,
if
one
is fitted, it is automatically
switched
out of circuit
when the
lead is
plugged
in.
The teacher's
transmitter has to be
fitted with a
Teacher/Pupil
switch, by
means of which he can alter-
nate between
"pupil
has control" and
"teacher
has
control",
and can therefore
intervene whenever danger
threatens.
Teacher/Pupil operation
is basically restricted to the
four
main
stick
functions
(more
than this
is
unneces-
sary, and
is not recommended
in
any
case).
One
special advantage olfered
by the PROFI
mc
3010
transmitter
is that individual control
functions
-
e.g.
just
rudder, or
just
rudder
and elevator
-
can be trans-
terred, so that the
pupil
can
"learn
the
ropes" in
easy
srages.
We will assume
from now on that the
PROFI mc
3010 transmitter
is the
"teacher"
unit.
The tollowing types can be
used as the
pupil
trans-
mitter:
Naturally, other
PROFI mc 3010 /3030 transmilters;
any
other MULTIPLEX
transmitter
which is f itted with a
"diagnosis"
(closed
loop, or direct
servo control)
socket.
These
include
"
ROYAL
mc";
"COMBI"
and
"COMBI
90", Cockpit"
and
"
EUROPA-Sprint".
The teacher transmitter
must be
fitted with a
Teacher/Pupil switch.
The lollowing types of switch
can
be used:
ON/OFF switch,
long toggle Order
No. 7 5698 ON/OFF
switch,
short toggle Order
No. 7 5697
The best
locations for
"ouick
access"
to the switch are
bays
1,
Z
6,
12
(see page
5).
The
plug
from the switch
must
be
connected
inside
the
transmitter to the
"US"
connector;
see
page
7. lt
does
not matter which
way
round
you
insert the connector,
but make sure that
the
switch itself
is
the
right way round.
This is
explained
on
page
66
under
"Testing
the lransmitter
controls".
The two transmitters are
inter-connected by
the
Teacher/Pupil
lead, Order
No.8
5121.
The lead
is
simply
plugged
into both transmitter
charge sockets.
Caution:
The
ROYAL mc Co-Pilot lead Order
No. I
5122 cannot be used!
AE
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