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1. Essential adjustments to the

Pupil

transmitter

a.) lf

it is not

PROFI mc

3010/3030 transmitter

set

the transmitter to

"PPM"

transmission mode

(as-

suming that

it has

two transmission modes). Switch

off any

mixers, Dual Rates

etc.

which may

lorce.

Set all the transmitter stick trims to centre.

At this

point you

should also check

which

servo

num-

bers

666nna1

numbers)

are controlled by the trans-

mitter sticks. To do this, operate the

sticks

and check

at the

receiver which

servo

moves

and

which receiver

outDut

it is connected to.

Note down these

four

channel

numbers;

you

will need

them

later when

setting up the Teacher transmitter.

It is not

necessary

reverse

the transmitter controls,

or swap

plugs

over. Similarly

it makes no

difference

whether the

pupil,

lor example, f lies

"aileron

(helicop-

ter:

roll) right"

lett"

the same applies to

"throttle

(collective pitch)

right" ot

left". These individual

pref-

erences are taken care of later when the Teacher

transmitter

set uD.

For PROFI mc

3010

transmitters:

Here

the setting up

procedure

simple;

you

just

need

set

the transmitter to

Pupil mode".

To do this

move

to the

'"PUP|L"

menu, with the

key

seouence

@EaZ

You

will

see the

following

display:

FUFIL f,liltiE

I:;

: r_rFF

Press

and then

tr.

'OFF'

is replaced

"ON".

That's all there is to it. Leave the menu and return to

the Status display

with

El E El

When

you

wish to return to

"normal

tlight operations"

later,

switch

back in exactly the same way.

In the top line ol the display the model name and

'Pupil"

will tlash alternately. This is the transmit-

ter's way of telling

you

that

it is in

"Pupil

mode".

This

mode is maintained

until

it is

switched

out

agaln

even if the transmitter is switched otf in the

meantime,

Here again,

you

will need to check which servo

(chan-

nel number) operates

which

control

function. You can

find this

information in the

"Assign

servos" menu;

there

you

will find something like this:

"Servo

No.3 controls

RUDDER";

"Servo

No.2

controls

ELEVATOR", and so on.

Essential

adjustments

to the

Teacher transmitter

Here things

get

little more

complicated;

the PROFI

mc 3010 transmilter

gives you

many options that

you

are

forced to choose between them:

You

can

in tact arrange the sticks of the teacher

and

pupil

transmitters

a diflerent

layout. For

example,

the

pupil

can

fly

"aileron

left", and the

teacher

"aileron

right"; neither needs to depart

from his usual ways.

Even this is not so terribly difficult

to set up; all

you

need to know

is how

your pupil

usually llies.

There is

a special

menu lor these adiustments

in the

Teacher transmitter: the

"TEACHER"

menu.

You reach

this

menu with the key sequence

@ tr N A

You will

see

this:

.'+l:ll

LEE:

.'+:;Ft-tI

.r+FtLl[r[rE,r+ELEI-1fi

Note:

The

"arrangement"

and

type of the four main stick

functions in this menu

are based

on the model which

has

been selected

as the

"Teacher"

model. The menu

may

therefore

look

slightly different

some cases.

For

example, the ailerons may be in a different

"corner";

the model is a helicooter the control functions will

appear as collective

pitch,

roll,

pitch

and

yaw.

Now

you

have to tell the transmitter which channel

servo) numbers of the

pupil's

system are to be taken

over by the

main control

functions.

For

example,

press

the

key. The

slash sign

(i)

before

rl I LEE0H' starts flashing.

you

now

press

the

key, the

slash

is replaced by a

"1";

press

again, and

becomes

"2",

etc.

This means:

Channel

(or

etc.)

in the

pupil

transmitter will be

taken

over

as the aileron signal in the teacher

transmitter, and

"replaces"

the teacher's aileron

stick.

you

leave the

slash unchanged,

nothing will be

taken over, and control of ailerons

remains with

the

teacher,

lf it turns out that the control tunction is reversed

when the

pupil

is in control, simply

press

the

key while the channel number

still

flashing. The

arrow

will

replaced

by a

white

arrow on a

black background

(inverse

video); this

indicates

that

the direction of rotation is reversed when it is

"taken

over".

Assign

the

remaining three control Junctions in the

same

way.

The four

"arrow

keys"

are each

used to activate one of

the

four

control

function assignments in the menu.

Caution:

When

trying out the system, do

not forget to

set

the

Teacher/Puoil switch to

"ON":

otherwise the svstem

won't work at all!

And by the by ...

It is vital to determine

{irst

which channel

number

the teacher's transmitter controls

which function. Alter-

natively,

you

can

iust

try everything out

when

you

set

the system.

(although

in that case

you

would not

really

"understand"

what was

going

on).

We recommend that

you

practise

these

adiust-

ments

several

times

belore

you go

to the flying

field. At the take-off

strip

you

will not find the

atmosphere

quite

peacetul

as in

your

workshop.

You will undoubtedly have to change something or

other

at the flying site, tor example, when

you

want

to transfer

fewer control tunctions to the

pupil.

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