GRAUPNER mz-24 PRO - Phase Specific Trimming RPM Setting

Programming example
Phase-Specific Trimming: RPM Setting for CH6 Governor
After programming the speed setting of the governor,
use this option for additional programming via one of
the two digital trim buttons to trim. Trimming during
flight is possible.
To understand this programming example make sure:
individual menu descriptions are read and under-
stood, be familiar with basic transmitter use, perform
the fixed-wing Receiver Configuration according to
the instructions (page 31), completely program the
model into the transmitter, mechanically adjust the
controls and understand the correct lateral deflec-
tion of all rudders. It helps, but does not hinder, if the
model has already performed test flights and received
the resulting adjustments.
Programming
To start adjusting this setting, open the BASE sub-
menu Trim Step and assign a digital trim button.
Trim Step
In the example below, D.TRIM 2 is being programmed
with the throttle control channel CH6:
BACK
PHASE 1
SERVO
T1
STEP
POS
SET
D.TRIM 1
T4
INC
RES
DEC
04
00%
000%
04
00%
CH 11
CH 6
04
04
T2 T3
00%
00%
000%
000%
000%
D.TRIM 2
SET
VIEW
INH
ON
AUTO TRIM
CO
CTL
Trim Step
Back out and navigate to the FUNCTION submenu
Prog.MIX.
Prog.MIX
Bring up the desired phase.
Create a same-channel mixer function CH6 >> CH6 in
any desired phase:
CH 1
CH 9
CH 5
CH 2
CH 10
CH 6
CH 6
CH 3
CH 11
CH 7
CH 6
>>
BACK
CLR
CH 4
CH 12
CH 8
SERVO
PHASE 1 Prog.MIX
On the setting side of the mixer(s), define a symmetri-
cal mixing proportion. In the example below, the pro-
portion is 50%:
CH6
A
OFFSET X
CTL
ON
000%
INC
RES
DEC
000%
CH6
>>
ACT
ON
B
OFFSET Y
+050%
+050%
BACK
PHASE 1
SERVO
Prog.MIX
TRIM
SYM
ON
ON
Note that the operating direction of the digital trim
button from the mixing direction and the trimming
distance (max. 37.5% at 125% admixture) are deter-
mined proportionally from the adjusted mixing ratio.
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Programming example - Trimming an rpm presetting