GRAUPNER S1005 Programming Manual page 219

And another curve mixture for the smaller wheel
cover flaps that are to be closed after the landing gear
extends:
NORMAL
BACK DOORSEQ F
>>
CH9 CH8
ACT ON CTL ON
IN +100%
OUT –100%
POINT H –100%
ST ON X-axis Y-axis
After the last curve mixer is programmed, the procedure
should function as desired after the aforementioned
proportional control is actuated. If this is true, switch
back to the submenu ...
CH SET
... of the base menu, and assign a control instead of the
aforementioned proportional control, such as the easy
to reach two-position switch with a long handle S6 to the
front left which appears as SW 6 in the menu:
BACK DOORSEQ F T:CO
1. Throttle ST 1 7. AUX 2
2. Aileron 1 ST 2 8. AUX 3
3. Elevator ST 3 9. AUX 4
4. Rudder ST 4
5. Aileron 2 NONE
6. AUX 1 NONE
After this programming, switch back to the submenu ...
REV/DEL
... of the base menu, and set the desired time for
the auxiliary channel CH9 controlling the sequencer
function, such as 6 seconds:
S
BACK
1. NOR
2. NOR
INC
3. NOR
4. NOR
DEC
5. NOR
ENT
.6 NOR
After the selected control is actuated, the extension and
retraction of the landing gear and opening of the flaps
should function as desired.
In conclusion it is noted that when, for example, a
(page 92)
12-channel GR-24 HoTT is used, a floodlight control
could be connected to receiver output 9 (which does
not exist in a receiver in this example). The floodlight
is actuated along with the landing gear. Additional
applications can of course be found after becoming
familiar with the range of options.
SERVO
NONE
NONE
SW6
(page 68)
NORMAL
DOORSEQ F S
0.0s 7. NOR 0.0s
0.0s 8. NOR 0.0s
0.0s 9. NOR 6.0s INC
0.0s RES
0.0s DEC
0.0s
Programming example - Sequencer
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