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7.4.4. Changing the transmitter crystal

(HFM-4 module only)

First switch the transmitter OFF and remove the RF

module. The crystal should be pulled out of the RF

module by its plastic tag. When fitting a crystal ensure

that it is not mechanically stressed, and that the crystal

pins are not bent.

Use only MULTIPLEX transmitter crystals, designed for

the same frequency band as your RF module. We can-

not guarantee reliable operation otherwise. MULTIPLEX

transmitter crystals are enclosed in a translucent blue

plastic sleeve and are printed with the code letters “S”

or “Tx”.

Crystals are extremely delicate components,

vulnerable to shock and vibration. They are one

of the crucial parts of your RC system, without

which reliable operation is not possible. For this

reason never drop them, subject them to me-

chanical load (by pushing them forcibly into the

crystal socket), and always store them carefully.

7.4.5. Changing the transmitter battery

1. Switch the transmitter OFF!

2. Pull the snap-latches of the two plastic battery

holders back towards the battery, and fold them up

(Fig. 1).

3. Remove the battery and disconnect the battery

connector from the main circuit board (Fig. 2).

Fig.1:

Fig. 2:

When installing the battery ensure that the battery lead

is correctly positioned, and cannot become jammed or

snagged when you close the case.

Note:

Model data is not lost when you change the battery.

7.4.6. Disabling the stick neutralisation system,

activating the spring for

ratchet or friction operation

The ROYALevo transmitter is supplied as standard with

two self-neutralising stick units. The stick neutralising

systems can be disabled, and a stick ratchet spring or

friction mechanism can be activated quickly and easily

as follows:

Switch off the transmitter!

1. Locate the TORX screwdriver (in a clip below the

aerial guide sleeve, close to the screen) and use it to

rotate the TORX screw (1) of the stick neutralising

arm clockwise until the neutralisation is completely

disabled. Don’t unscrew it too far! The neutralis-

ing arm must not be removed!

2. The screws (2) hold the ratchet and friction springs.

Adjust the strength of friction or ratchet with screw

(3). The further the screw is tightened, the greater

the holding force of the spring.

It is also possible to activate both springs if you wish.

This produces a hybrid ratchet / friction movement of

the stick which some pilots find they prefer.

7.4.7. Adjust the neutralising force

The neutralising force is adjustable for each of the four

stick axis separately. The illustration down left shows,

where the screws are located. Turning clockwise in-

creases the neutralising force.

7.4.8. Swivelling the stick units

The stick units of the ROYALevo can be swivelled in

their mountings in order to align them perfectly with

your natural hand movements. This is a unique feature,

and can offer a real advantage when the transmitter is

used hand-held, with the thumbs operating the sticks,

resting on short stick-tops. In this hand position the

“natural” working action of the thumbs is at a slight

angle to the transmitter case, i.e. it does not coincide

exactly with the horizontal and vertical axes of the

transmitter. Both stick units of the ROYALevo are infi-

nitely variable through an angle of about 15°..

Neutralisin

force

right/left

stick moves

neutralising force

for forw./backw

stick moves

(1) disable

neutralising

(3) strength for

ratchet/friction

(2) Spring for

friction or ratchet

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