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Remote control set description
• Fail-safe, free channel assignment (channel map-
ping), mixer functions and all servo settings are
simple to program
• Swashplate limiting: This function limits the swash-
plate’s tilt angle to prevent the potential for mechan-
ical collision in helicopter 3D operation at full-limit
roll and pitch-axis
• Multi-channel function for operating Graupner prod-
uct line NAUTIC modules
• Digital trimming, effective per specifi c fl ight-phase
• C1 changeover, brake/elec. motor: This changeover
can be implemented very easily via enhanced fl ight
phase programming. The pilot determines the joy-
stick positions (forward/rear) at which the motor is
to switched off or the airbrakes are to be retracted.
• Twelve freely programmable mixers for fi xed-wing or
helicopter models, each with freely selectable input
and output functions; four curve mixers with innova-
tive 6-point curve technology for easy to set and
adjust curve values at up to eight points for throt-
tle, pitch, tail or other nonlinear characteristics. The
arithmetic unit in the CPU employs an ingenious
method of calculating polynomial approximations for
truly-rounded, ideal MPC (multi-point curve) mixer
curves.
• Curve mixer points can be offset in both axes using
the four-way buttons.
• Up to seven fl ight-phase programs can be indivi-
dually adapted for each model and given a name.
The switchover time is programmable separately.
• SUPER SERVO menu with a perfect overview of all
servo setting data and simple parameter correc-
tion at four “levels”: direction of rotation, mid-point
setting, separate servo travel on both sides and
separate travel limiting on both sides for 8 (mc-16
HoTT) respectively 12 servos (mc-2 0 HoTT) with
a total of 48 respectively 72 setting options.
• DUAL-RATE, EXPO menu with 36 potential setting
variants for three servo functions and up to seven
fl ight phases
• Servo display hot-key: from virtually any menu,
pressing the and buttons of the left-hand four-
way button takes you directly to the servo display
• Highly practical multi-function menus for fi xed-wing
model aircraft and helicopters. Entering the number
of aileron and fl ap servos, or collective pitch servos,
automatically sets up all the relevant mixer functions
in the appropriate multi-function menu.
• Helicopter swashplate mixer for 1, 2, 3, or 4 point
steering.
• Future-proof design: updatable, high-speed 32-bit
operating system with modern fl ash memory, simple
update capability via the USB port and the micro-
SD card.
• Transmitters feature sockets for PC USB interface,
earphone, SMART-BOX, DSC system as standard;
they are prepared for Trainer mode operations
• ESC button switches the screen from the Main
menu to the »Telemetry« menu and back.
• Comprehensive telemetry displays, programming
and analysis functions directly on the transmitter
screen
• Wired and wireless Trainer systems with total trans-
fer; all settings are entered at the Teacher transmit-
ter.
mc-16 and mc-20 series computer systems
two remote control sets with 2,4-GHz-Graupner-HoTT technology
(Hopping Telemetry Transmission)
mc-16 HoTT
• 20 model memories with storage of all model-spe-
cifi c programming and set-up parameters
• Eight control functions as standard, can be expand-
ed to twelve at extra cost
• MULTI-DATA GRAPHIC LCD monitor with blue
backlighting for greatly improved legibility in diffi cult
lighting conditions.
• Function encoder with two four-way push-buttons
for simplifi ed programming and accurate settings
• Key-Lock function guards against accidental opera-
tion
• Transmitter features two 3-position switches (SW
5/6 + SW 11/12), two side-mounted proportional
controls (Lv1 + 2) and two proportional sliders
(Sl1+ 2) as standard; controls can be assigned to
any function
mc-20 HoTT
• 24 model memories with storage of all model-spe-
cifi c programming and set-up parameters
• Maximum twelve control functions
• Two MULTI-DATA GRAPHIC LCD monitors with
blue backlighting for improved legibility in diffi cult
lighting conditions
• A function encoder with two touch-sensitive, four-
way keys („CAP Touch“) permit simplifi ed program-
ming and precise settings
• Twelve toggle switches (three 3-position switches
(SW 2/3, 5/6 + 11/12), fi ve 2-position switches
(SW 4, 7, 9, 13 + 15), two centre-biased 2-posi-
tion switches (SW 8 + 14), two 2-position locking
switches (SW 1 + 10), two momentary switches on
the rear of the transmitter (SW 16 + 17 / 18 + 19),
two INC/DEC buttons (CTL 5 + 6), two side-mount-
ed proportional controls (Lv1 + 2) and two propor-
tional sliders (Sl1 + 2) installed as standard; controls
can be assigned to any function
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