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• Control adjust Assignment and de-coupling (display = “free”) of transmitter controls (rotary control, sliders, switch modules) 5
to 10. Inputs 5 ... 8 are programmable separately for each fl ight phase. External switches, control switches or the
fi xed switch “FX” can also be assigned if required. Note: two external switches at one input correspond to the
function of the GRAUPNER 2-channel switch module, Order No. 4151 or 4151.1.
Note:
Input 12 is reserved for the “throttle limit” function. The assigned transmitter control only operates the throttle ser-
vo in addition to servo 12. For this reason servo 12 can only be accessed via a mixer using the »MIX-only chan-
nel« function. Application of “throttle limit”: see page 62. Transmitter control 7 (slider as standard) is assigned to
this in the software.
Travel: Variable control travel, symmetrical or asymmetrical between -125% and +125%; direction of control’s
effect can also be reversed.
Offset: The centre point of the transmitter control can be offset within the range -125% to +125%.
Time: Symmetrical or asymmetrical reduction of transmitter control transit speed. Available range: 0 ... 9.9
sec., e.g. for scale processes, “soft” motor acceleration, etc..
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• • Dual Rate / Expo Affects control functions aileron, elevator and rudder, or roll, pitch-axis and tail rotor. DUAL RATE and EXPO are
programmable separately for each fl ight phase.
DUAL RATE: Altered control travel within the range 0 to 125% of normal control travel. Switch can be assigned,
enabling user to switch between two settings in fl ight.
EXPO: Sets an exponential control curve without changing total travel. Variable rate of progression within
the range -100% to +100%; optionally can be switched between two settings using external
switch or control switch.
Asymmetrical DUAL RATE or EXPO curves can be programmed if the control switch is set to the stick centre po-
sition in the »Control switch« menu, and the stick is moved in the corresponding direction.
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• • Channel 1 curve Defi nes the characteristic curve of the throttle / airbrake function or motor / collective pitch stick:
The momentary stick position of the transmitter control for the input channel is indicated on the screen by a verti-
cal bar. (“Input” shows the associated % value. “Output” gives the corresponding value of the control output). Bet-
ween the two extreme points “L” (low) and “H” (high) up to three additional curve reference points can be defi ned:
all three points can be positioned along the control travel when “Point ” appears on the screen. Set the desired
“point” value in the inverse-video fi eld using the rotary control, press rotary control to confi rm. The points are au-
tomatically numbered sequentially from 1 to 3. To re-position points L, 1, 2, 3 or H subsequently, move the asso-
ciated transmitter control to select the appropriate reference point, then press the CLEAR button to erase points 1
... 3. Pressing the left-hand ENTER button switches a curve-rounding algorithm “on” and “off”. With model heli cop-
ters this function can be programmed separately for each fl ight phase.
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Brief programming instructions
for all fi xed-wing and helicopter programs
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