HITEC OPTIC 6 - Transmitter Input Buttons; Receiver - Servo Connection List; Transmitter Displays and Messages

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Transmitte
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In
p
ut Buttons
The buttons are used fo
r
different things as follows:
1.
The Edit buttons allow you to move up and down within the
model
menus, and move within the regular display.
2. The Cursor Left/Right buttons allow you to select options
within
a particular function, and control the timer function.
3.
The Data +Increase & -Decrease buttons allow you to
1 1 3 3
increase o
r
decrease the numerical settings fo
r
a function
4.
The Clear Active/Inhibit button resets numbers, and turns
functions
on and off.
5. The Lock button holds the throttle channel fixed while other
channels
still respond to the transmitter.
You'll learn how to use these buttons in the setup sections that follow.
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2
5
4
Receiver
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Servo Connection List
The table below shows the hookups that should be used for each of the model types. Note that some functions shown will not
operate
until they are activated in the transmitter.
Receiver
channel
1
2
3
4
5
6
Aircraft Glider
(ACGL)
Aileron
or Right flaperon (FLPN on)
or
Right elevon (ELVN on)
or
Right aileron (ADIF on)
Elevator
or V-tail right side (VTAL on)
or
Left Elevon (ELVN on) or
Right elevator (AILV on)
Throttle (controlled by throttle stick or Switch 01)
Rudder
or
V-tail left side (VTAL on)
Landing gear (controlled by Gear/Aux switch)
or Left aileron (ADIF on)
or Left elevator (AILV on)
Flap (travel controlled by VR-L and neutral set by VR-R)
or
Left flaperon (FLPN on)
Helicopter
(HELI)
Aileron (or Roll Cyclic)
or Swash servo 1 (120')
Elevator (or Pitch Cyclic)
or Swash servo 2 (120')
Throttle
Rudder
(Or Yaw control through the gyro)
Gyro
sensitivity
(values set in GYRO menu)
Pitch (or Collective)
o
r
Swash servo 3 (120')
The servo res
p
onse varies with the selected function. Standard o
p
tions are shown first.
Transmitte
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Dis
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Messa
g
es
When you first turn on your transmitter, the first screen shown
below
appears on the LCD display. Before flying, or even
Edit ke
y
s
- D
A
T
A
ke
y
+ D
A
T
A
ke
y
starting the engine, BE SURE that the model number
appearing in the upper right of the display matches the
model
that you are about to fly! If you don't, reversed
servos
and incorrect trims will lead to an immediate crash.
You
can scroll up and down through the startup screen by
V
oltage/Timer Display
Normal Display Mode
T
rim Menu [TRIM]
T
imer Display
Lock ke
y
pressing one of the two Edit keys (the two keys on the far left)
.
If you press timer or engine cut or lock keys, you go directly t
o
those functions regardless of the display.
Model Name Display Throttle Lock
Edit ke
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