Trainer - GRAUPNER S1005 Programming Manual

Trainer

Connection between two transmitters with a DSC cable
In the basic transmitter display, use a finger or the
provided stylus to touch the gear icon labelled "F":
000%
RX TX
RX 00.0V
000:00.0
000 000
mz
000:00.0
0:01:23
Touch
M 1
000 000
NORMAL
Graubele
BATT TIME 00: 01: 23
000
The display switches to the blue function menu. Use a
finger or the provided stylus to touch the "Trainer" menu
item:
BACK BASE FUNCTION
Q Link D/R,EXP Wing MIX
Touch
Prog.MIX A d ff
Flap MIX
Butterfly Trainer V-Tail
The mz-18 HoTT and mz-24 HoTT transmitters
come standard with a DSC socket in the rear of the
transmitter. This can be used to connect flight simulators
(as described on page 24), but also to integrate the
transmitter into a cable-linked trainer system.
In order to make necessary settings, open the menu
item "Trainer" by touching it with a finger or the provided
stylus:
BACK
CH 1.
000%
CH 2.
4.1V
CH 3.
CH 4.
CH 5.
CH 6.
Note:
000
• In contrast to the display of the 12-channel
mz-24 HoTT transmitter in this section,
only channels 1 ... 9 are offered in the
display of the 9-channel mz-18 HoTT transmitter.
• The above figure shows the initial status of this
SYSTEM
menu: The PUPIL control has not been released;
neither has a switch been assigned.
TEACH transmitter settings
THR.CRV
You can transfer up to nine (mz-18 HoTT) or 12 (mz-
24 HoTT) function inputs, see the definition of terms on
Flap sett
page 37, of a mz-18 HoTT TEACH transmitter, and
up to 12 function inputs of a mz-24 HoTT TEACH
Telemetry
transmitter to the PUPIL transmitter either individually or
in any desired combination.
The value fields or buttons identify the
TEACH
function inputs to which the control functions 1 ... 4
(control stick functions for fixed-wing and helicopter
models) are assigned, as well as the freely assignable
inputs 5 ... max. 12 of the "Channel set" menu.
Note:
It does not matter which specific controls are
assigned to the control function inputs to be
transferred to the PUPIL. They can only be
assigned in the "Channel set" menu when the trainer
connection is switched off.
Use a finger or the provided stylus to touch the control
function inputs 1 to max. 12 to be transferred to the
SERVO
Graubele
TEACH CH 7. TEACH CTL
TEACH CH 8. TEACH NULL
TEACH CH 9. TEACH BIND
TEACH CH 10. TEACH OFF
TEACH CH 11. TEACH TYPE
TEACH CH 12. TEACH RF
PUPIL, for example:
BACK Graubele
CH 1. PUPIL CH 7. TEACH CTL
CH 2. CH 8.
PUPIL TEACH NULL
CH 3. PUPIL CH 9. TEACH BIND
CH 4. PUPIL CH 10. TEACH OFF
CH 5. TEACH CH 11. TEACH TYPE
TEACH
CH 6. TEACH CH 12. RF
Observe the standard conventions when assigning
control functions:
Channel Function
1 Motor/airbrake or pitch
2 Aileron or roll
3 Elevator or elevation
4 Rudder or tail rotor
To make the transfer, you need to assign a trainer switch
in the value field under "CTL" at the right of the display,
as described in the section "Control, switch and control
switch assignment" on page 38.
It is preferable to use an intermittent switch such as S8
so that you can withdraw the control from the trainer at
anytime:
BACK Graubele
CH 1. PUPIL CH 7. TEACH CTL
CH 2. PUPIL CH 8. TEACH SW8
CH 3. PUPIL CH 9. TEACH BIND
CH 4. PUPIL CH 10. TEACH OFF
CH 5. TEACH CH 11. TEACH TYPE
CH 6. TEACH CH 12. TEACH RF
Since at this early point in the trainer system
programming an operable PUPIL transmitter will not
Function menu - Trainer
SERVO
SERVO
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