HITEC OPTIC 6 - Model Setup Functions; M.SEL - Model Select; COPY - Copy Model

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Model Setup Functions
This section describes the model setup functions that are used to choose all of the operating features of a particular model
memory.
These functions are used to select the model memory, the model type (from airplane/glider, and helicopters), set the
stopwatch,
and other useful functions. These functions are used to set up a new model or a new model memory, to switch
between
memories, and to change transmit shift..
Map o
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Basic Menu Functions (see right)
M.SEL Model select: choose one of eight model
memories
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**** Model Name (four letters +
up to three numbers) 13
ACGL Acrobatic/Glider model mode 12
HELI Helicopter model mode 12
NOR Normal swashplate (HELI only) 12
120 ° 120 ° Swashplate (HELI only) 11
COPY Data Copy 13
SFT.N Negative Transmit Shift 13
SFT.P Positive Transmit Shift 13
PPM PPM or QPCM Modulation 14
QPCM PCM Modulation 14
STCK1 Transmitter mode 1 7
STCK2 Transmitter mode 2 7
TIME Timer setup 14
REST Reset Memory 14
Powe
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On While Pressing
both
Edit keys
Model Select 1-8 [M. SEL]
Model Name [ABCD-99]
Model Type
[ACGL] or [HELI]
Swashplate type (HELI only)
[NOR] [120]
Copy Model [COPY]
Shift Dir. [SFT.N][SFT.P]
Modulation [PPM] or [QPCM]
MODE 1, MODE 2
Time Setup [TIME XX]
Reset Memory [REST]
M.SEL
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Mode
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Select
Your Optic system can store up to eight independent sets of
model
data in its memory. The Model Select ( MODL ) function
allows
you to choose from any of the eight sets of model data.
You
can assign a four-character name and three numerals
from
0-199 to each model memory.
The model names are not visible when you wish to switch
memories.
There are several ways to keep track of which
model
is in each memory. You may attach a small piece of
white
tape to the transmitter and write the model's name along
with
the model setup number (and its channel number), or you
may
use a notebook, or label the model with its memory
number
prominently near its on-off switch inside the fuselage.
Choosing
a model memory to load
1. Start with the transmitter switched off.
2. Turn on your transmitter while pressing both of the two Edit
keys (the two keys on the far left). This gets you into the
model
select ( M.SEL ) menu
Flashing
3. Select the desired model number by pressing the Cursor
Right or Left button. At this time, the small arrow above the
selected
model number will blink on and off.
4. Switch power off.
5. Switch power back on. The previously-selected model
number
is indicated by the arrow above the model numbers
in
the display.
COPY - Copy Model
The COPY function is used to copy the model data stored in
the
current model memory into another model memory. This
function
is handy to use to start a new model that's similar to
one
you have already programmed, and is also handy for
copying
the current model data into another model memory as
a
backup.
Copying from one model memory to another
1. With the transmitter switched off, turn on your transmitter
while
pressing both of the two Edit keys (the two keys on the
far
left). The model select ( M.SEL ) menu will be displayed.
2. Press the Up arrow key. This gets you into the model copy
( COPY ) menu. (If you're already in the setup menus, you
can
just press the UP or Down arrow key to get here.)
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