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Now check

everything one

last time. Convince

yoursell

that the

ribbon cable

cannot obstruct

the stick

mechanics.

and

vou

are

done. Close

the transmitter.

From

this time on

please

be sure

to slow-charge

your

transmitter

as often as

possible,

so that

you

can

sure

that the reserve

battery

is fully charged.

The

"Transmitter

Control

Test" menu

All the sliders and

switched

functions

must

installed

particular

orientation.

lf they are

installed the

wrong

way round, the aids

to adjustment

in the menus

will be

incorrect.

You will be aware

by now that

the

transmitter

only

"recognises"

the sliders

and switches

under

their abbreviations

S5 and

LS, while

you

undoubtedly

prefer

to remember

their

English

descriptive

names.

This

menu is used

two things:

You can establish

whether the sliders

and switches

are

installed the

"right

way round",

and/or con-

nected to the

main

circuit

board correctly.

This is

only usually

question

when

you

install extra

switches,

but it also applies

you

wish

to relocate

the

switches

suit

your personal

preference.

2. You can

tind out

quickly,

and

without opening

the

transmitter,

where any

particular

switch

(which you

know by the designation

printed

on the sticker)

plugged

in at the

main

circuit

board,

i.e. under

what

designation

the transmitter

knows" it.

But f irst a

minor correction:

the term

"transmitter

con-

trol" test

is not

quite

accurate,

because

you

cannot

test

the two transmitter

stick units

simply because

there

no need to do so.

In fact, this

menu can be

used

to tesl all the switches,

i.e. even

those which are

not strictly

"transmitter

controls'

You will

recall

(page 12) the following:

Transmitter

controls

"move"

something

on the

model

directly:

sticks and sliders

are

typical transmitter

con-

trols. But switches

can also

be transmitter

controls

they are

connected

"transmitter

control"

connec-

tions,

letters

inputs

(e.9.

a switched channel

switch

G or

H). There are also

coupling and

change-

over

switches,

which include

Dual-Rates switches

and

the

Teacher/Pupil

switch.

They

are

designated

and

LS.

Finally there

is the

"Memory"

change-over

switch,

which has

its

own

special

function

(see

page

68), and

which belongs

neither

group.

lt is

desig-

nated

M".

Now

we have

iogged

your

memory, back

to business:

The

TEST menu

under

the

"ADJUST

TRANSMIT-

TER CONTROLS"

menu. From the Status

display,

you

reach

it with

and

Select the

point

TEST with the

key. You

will

see

the following

display

(the

arrow

directions

not

concern

for the moment):

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Fig.

Fig. b

Fig.

Figure a

you

will see the

names" of the coupling

and

change-over

switches;

the

"M+"

far right

stands

for the

"Memory"

switch.

Operate

the aileron

Dual-Rates switch

(far

left): the

arrow under

"51"

will reverse.

This should

tell

you

two

things.

1. The aileron

Dual-Rates switch

is connected to

"51".

2. lf the direction of

the arrow and

the

position

the

switch

toggle are

the same, then

the switch

is installed

correctly.

Try the same

with the other

Dual-Rates switches

and

the Combi-Switch.

You

should

find this arrangement:

Dual Rates aileron

Dual Rates elevator

Dual Rates

rudder

Combi-Switch

This is the

tactory-standard

switch arrangement

(al-

though

you

not need to

keep to it). Naturally

the

arrows can

only be reversed

if the switches

are

installed. Nothing

connected

to these inputs as

standard-

When

you

operate

the

Memory

change-over

switch

the

"0"

(centre

position

of switch) should

change to a

"1"

ot a"2".

you

subsequently

tit

another

switch,

or move an

existing switch

to a

new location,

it may be that

the

arrow direction

and

the

position

the switch

tog-

gle

are

not the same.

In this case

you

must turn

the

switch

itself

round. Don't

reverse the

plug

the

circuit

board

that has

ettect!

Now

to Fig. b,

which

you

will

not

see

until

you

press

In Figure b

you

will see

the transmitter

control desig-

nations

l; under each

one either an arrow

or a

hori-

zontal

line. It

you

move the

left-hand slider

forward, the

arrow under

"E"

should also

point

forward

(up).

When

you

move the slider back,

the arrow should

reverse.

you

move the slider

slowly around

its centre

point,

you

will

find a

position

which lhe arrow

is replaced

by a

horizontal

line. This is the exact

"electrical"

cen-

tre

point.

Component

tolerances

may

result in this

position

being slightly

different

from the scale

printed

the transmitter,

but in

practice

this

makes no differ-

ence.

lf no transmitter

control

connected

to one of the con-

trol

inputs

(G,

H, I

standard)

then this

horizontal line

will appear

there at all

times.

transmitter

control

is fitted the

wrong way

round,

i.e. the direction of

the switch

toggle is

not

the same as

the direction

of the arrow

in the dis-

play,

then

reverse its

plug

at the

main

circuit

board.

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