HITEC OPTIC 6 - Other Adjustments; Adjustable Length Control Sticks; Stick Lever Tension Adjustment; Changing the Optic Transmitters Mode

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With

A

Trainer

Cor

d

4.

Turn

on

the

instructor's

transmitter.

DO

NOT

turn

on

the

student

transmitter

power.

Move

the

controls

on

the

instructor's

transmitter,

and

verify

each

control

moves

the

proper

direction.

Now

verify

that

the

student's

trims

and

control

travels

match

the

instructor's

by

using

the

trainer

switch

(the

momentary

Trainer

switch

on

the

top

left

of

the

transmitter

case)

and

switching

back

and

forth

while

leaving

the

control

sticks

and

trims

alone,

then

moving

the

control

sticks.

5.

The

instructor's

transmitter

has

normal

control

over

the

model

unless

the

trainer

switch

is

pulled,

passing

control

to

the

student's

transmitter.

If

the

student

loses

control,

the

instructor

can

quickly

"take

over"

by

releasing

the

trainer

switch

and

controlling

the

model.

Char

ge

Jac

k

T

rainer

Jac

k

Other

Ad

j

ustments

A

djustable

length

control

sticks

Stic

k

lever tension ad

j

ustment

You

may

change

the

length

of

the

control

sticks

to

make

your

transmitter

more

comfortable

to

hold

and

operate.

To

lengthen

or

shorten

your

transmitter's

sticks,

first

unlock

the

stick

tip

by

holding

locking

piece

B

and

turning

stick

tip

A

counterclockwise.

Next,

move

the

locking

piece

B

up

or

down

(to

lengthen

or

shorten).

When

the

length

feels

comfortable,

lock

the

position

by

turning

locking

piece

B

counterclockwise.

A

B

Changing

the

Optic

transmitter's

mode

If

you

wish

to

change

the

mode

of

the

transmitter,

say

from

Mode

2

to

Mode

1,

switch

the

transmitter

on

while

holding

the

You may adjust the stick tension

of

you

r

sticks

to provide the

"feel"

that

you

like

for

flying.

To

adjust

your

springs,

you'll

have

to

remove

the

rear

case

of

the

transmitter.

Using

a

screwdriver,

remove

the

six

screws

that

hold

the

transmitter's

rear

cover

into

position,

and

put

them

in

a

safe

place.

Unscrew

the

antenna

and

set

it

aside.

Now,

place

some

padding

under

the

front

of

the

transmitter

and

set

it

face-down

on

the

pad.

Gently

ease

off

the

transmitter's

rear

cover.

Now

you'll

see

the

view

shown.

Using

a

small

cross-point

screwdriver,

rotate

the

adjusting

screw

for

each

stick

for

the

desired

spring

tension.

The

tension

increases

when

the

adjusting

screw

is

turned

clockwise,

and

decreases

for

counterclockwise

motion.

When

you

are

satisfied

with

the

spring

tensions,

you

may

close

the

transmitter.

Very

carefully

reinstall

the

rear

cover.

When

the

cover

is

properly

in

place,

tighten

the

six

screws.

TENSION

SPRING

two

EDIT

keys

down.

Then,

scroll

through

the

menus

usin

g

one

of

the

edit

keys

until

you

reach

the

STICK

menu.

Pres

s

one

of

the

cursor

keys

to

switch

between

Mode

1

and

Mode

2.

TO

CLOCKWISE

RATCHET

COPPER

SPRING

LIMIT

BRACKET

SPRING

LIMIT

BRACKET

RATCHET

COPPER

TENSION

SPRING

TO

CLOCKWISE

O

p

eratin

g

With

A

Trainer

Cord,

Other

A

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j

ustment

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