Transmitter Output; Changing The Outputs In The Transmitter - GRAUPNER mz-24 Pro Programming Manual

Transmitter output

Changing the outputs in the transmitter

In the basic transmitter display, use your fi nger or the
provided stylus to touch the gear icon labeled "B":
000%
000:00.0
000 000
mz
0:01:23 000:00.0
Touch
M - 1
000 000
PHASE 1
MODELLNAME 1
BATT TIME 00: 01: 23
000
The display switches to the "green" base menu.
Touch the menu item
"Out.Swap".
BACK BASE FUNCTION
Model Sel Model Type E.P.A REV/SIB
Touch
TX ctl Timer Fail Safe Trim Step
CTL Set Out.Swap Telemetry Announce
To ensure maximum fl exibility in regard to receiver as-
signment, you can freely switch transmitter outputs 1
to 12 in the program of the mz-24 HoTT pro transmit-
ter according to your preference:
BACK Out.Swap
1 7
TX CH >> OUT1 TX CH >> OUT7
2 8
TX CH >> OUT2 TX CH >> OUT8
TX 3 CH >> OUT3 TX 9 CH >> OUT9
4 10
TX CH >> OUT4 TX CH >> OUT10
5 11
TX CH >> OUT5 TX CH >> OUT11
6 12
TX CH >> OUT6 TX CH >> OUT12
With this option, you can distribute the 12 control
channels of the mz-24 HoTT Pro transmitter to trans-
mitter outputs 1 ... 12 as desired.
96 Base menu - Transmitter output
Remember that the display in the
exclusively refers to the control channels that are set
according to the receiver assignment, and that the
000%
outputs are NOT changed.
4.2V
Programming
Touch the value fi eld in the line of the channel/output
combination to be changed, for example:
000
SYSTEM
The color of the fi eld switches from black to blue:
Motor
Servo
Set the desired value with the
right edge.
SERVO
Use the same procedure for the other transmitter out-
INC
puts, for example:
RES
DEC
monitor",
"Servo
SERVO
BACK Out.Swap
INC
1 7
TX CH >> OUT1 TX CH >> OUT7
TX 2 CH >> OUT2 8 RES
TX CH >> OUT8
3 9 DEC
TX CH >> OUT3 TX CH >> OUT9
4 10
TX CH >> OUT4 TX CH >> OUT10
Touch
TX 5 CH >> OUT5 TX 11 CH >> OUT11
6 12
TX CH >> OUT6 TX CH >> OUT12
BACK Out.Swap SERVO
1 7 INC
TX CH >> OUT1 TX CH >> OUT7
2 8 RES
TX CH >> OUT2 TX CH >> OUT8
DEC
TX 3 CH >> OUT3 TX 9 CH >> OUT9
4 10
TX CH >> OUT4 TX CH >> OUT10
5 11
TX CH >> OUT5 TX CH >> OUT11
6
TX CH >> OUT6 TX 12 CH >> OUT12
+ –
or button at the
BACK Out.Swap SERVO
INC
TX 6 CH >> OUT1 TX 7 CH >> OUT7
2 8 RES
TX CH >> OUT2 TX CH >> OUT8
DEC
TX 3 9
CH >> OUT3 TX CH >> OUT9
4
TX CH >> OUT4 TX 10 CH >> OUT10
5 11
TX CH >> OUT5 TX CH >> OUT11
TX 1 CH >> OUT6 12
TX CH >> OUT12
RES
Touch the button to reset a changed value in the
blue (and hence active) fi eld to the default value.
Notice
Any subsequent changes to the settings such as
servo travel settings, dual rate/expo, mixer, etc.,
always have to correspond with the original re-
ceiver assignment.
After you have fi nished making your settings, touch
BACK
the button at the top left of the display to return
to the menu selection:
BACK BASE FUNCTION
Model Sel Model Type E.P.A REV/SIB
TX ctl Timer Fail Safe Trim Step
CTL Set Out.Swap Telemetry Announce
Example
In the helicopter program for the mz-24 HoTT Pro
transmitter, the outputs for a pitch servo and the throt-
tle servo have been changed in comparison to previ-
ous Graupner/JR transmitters. The throttle servo is as-
signed to transmitter output "6", and the pitch servo is
assigned to output "1". You may wish to keep the pre-
vious confi guration. In this case, switch channels 1 and
6 so that (as described above) (control) channel 6 is at
output 1 and vice versa.
Notice
By using the receiver-side channel assignment
function called "Channel Mapping" which is inte-
grated in the "Telemetry" menu of the mz-24
HoTT Pro transmitter, the 12 control channels of these
transmitters can be distributed as desired within one re-
ceiver as well as to several receivers.
SYSTEM
Motor
Servo