Table Of Contents; Contents - Multiplex Royal SX 9 Instructions Manual

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Contents

1. Contents
2. Introduction
2.1. The ROYAL SX philosophy ...................... 6
2.2. Arrangement of the instructions ............. 6
3. Safety Notes
3.1. General safety notes ................................. 8
3.2. Range checking ......................................... 9
4. Liability / Compensation
5. Guarantee
6. CE Conformity Declaration
7. Specification
8. The Transmitter Battery
8.1. Safety Notes ............................................. 11
8.2. Charging the transmitter battery ........... 11
8.3. The correct method of charging ............ 12
8.4. ROYAL SX battery management ............ 12
8.4.1. Self-discharge
8.4.2. Unchanged features
8.4.3. This is important
8.5. Terms used in battery charging ............. 13
8.5.1. Normal charging ...
8.5.2. Fast charging ...
8.5.3. Trickle charging ...
8.6. Replacing the transmitter battery .......... 14
8.7. Transmitter battery care and storage .... 14
8.8. Recycling ................................................. 14
9. The Transmitter
9.1. Front face of the transmitter .................. 15
9.2. Rear face of the transmitter ................... 16
9.3. Interior of the transmitter ....................... 16
9.4. Mechanical details ................................... 17
9.4.1. Opening / closing the transmitter case
9.4.2. Removing / installing the RF module
9.4.3. Ideal Transmitter Aarial Orientation When Using the
Transmitter
9.4.4. Replacing the transmitter battery
9.4.5. Disabling the stick centring spring, activating the
ratchet / friction system
9.4.6. Adjusting the "hardness" of the sticks
9.4.7. Swivelling the stick units
9.4.8. Adjusting / replacing the stick tops
9.5. Plastic stick top with three buttons:
installation and functions ...................... 20
9.6. Digital trims .............................................. 20
9.6.1. General information
9.6.2. Advantages of digital trims
9.6.3. The cruciform digital trims
9.6.4. On-screen trim display
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10. Switching on, using the transmitter 22
10.1. Switching on for the first time ................ 22
Switching on "normally" ......................... 22
10.2.
10.2.1. Normal OpartionsFehler! Textmarke nicht definiert.
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10.2.2. RF module excl. Scanner installed
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10.3. Switching the transmitter on with throttle-
check active............................................. 22
10.3.1. Throttle-check for fixed-wing models
10.3.2. 23
10.3.2. Throttle-check for model helicopters
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10.4. Binding Procedure................................... 23
10.5. Range Checking ....................................... 23
10.6. Fast Response ON/OFF .......................... 24
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10.7. The Status displays ................................. 24
10.7.1. Status display 1 (standard)
10.7.2. Status display 2 (flight phases)
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10.7.3. Status display 3 (timers)
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10.7.4. Status display 4 (system information)
11. The "ROYAL SX" philosophy
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11.1. Operating the ROYAL SX ........................ 25
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11.1.1. Using the keypad
11.1.2. Using buttons when operating a model
The............................................................. 26
11.2. ROYAL SX menu structure ..................... 26
11.3. What do the sticks, sliders and switches
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do? Or: Global assignments (lists) ....... 27
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11.3.1. What does "Assignment" mean?
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11.3.2. What are transmitter controls?
11.3.3. What are switches?
13 11.3.4. Why "global" assignments?
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11.3.5. Which assignment lists are available?
14 11.3.6. How are the assignment lists arranged?
11.3.7. How are the assignment lists used?
11.3.8. Summary: "Global assignments"
11.4. Global mixer definitions .......................... 29
11.4.1. Why "global" mixer definitions?
11.4.2. Which global mixers are available?
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11.4.3. Mixer names with a "+" suffix
11.4.4. How are the free mixers used in fixed-wing model
aircraft?
11.4.5. How are mixers used in helicopters?
11.4.6. Summary of the "free mixers"
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11.5. Model templates ....................................... 30
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11.5.1. Why are model templates needed?
11.5.2. What do the model templates contain?
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11.5.3. Which model templates are available?
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11.6. Servo configuration ................................. 30
11.7. Servo calibration ...................................... 31
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11.7.1. What can be calibrated?
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11.7.2. How is the calibration carried out?
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11.7.3. Allocation - what's that?
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12. Setting up a fixed-wing model
12.1. The method in principle .......................... 32
12.2. Setting up the new model in the
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transmitter ............................................... 32
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12.2.1. Menu I, call up New model
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12.2.2. Which model memory will be used?
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12.2.3. Selecting the Template
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