GRAUPNER mz-24 Pro Programming Manual page 142

Using an intermittent switch, such as S8, is highly rec-
ommended so that control can be easily withdrawn
from the trainer at any time:
BACK Trainer
CH 1. PUPIL CH 7. TEACH
CTL
CH 2. PUPIL CH 8. TEACH SW 8
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 the trainer system programming an operable
PUPIL transmitter will not be connected to a TEACH
transmitter, the transmitter will react with acoustical
alarms to switches connected during the switch as-
signment. A warning message flashes every second
at the top left in the transmitter's main display. Open
the switch that has just been assigned.
To change the DSC connection to "signal input," press
the value field in the TYPE column. The default
will change to DSC-T :
BACK Trainer
CH 1. PUPIL CH 7. TEACH CTL
CH 2. PUPIL CH 8. TEACH SW 8
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 DSC-T
If the connection to the PUPIL is made with anything
other than a two-pin DSC socket, e.g. a three-pin
T/P jack by Graupner, the connection to the PUPIL
transmitter will not work. Change the modulation type
PPM (10, 16, 18 or 24) must be set in the PUPIL trans-
mitter independently from the modulation type used in
the TEACH transmitter.
142 Function menu | general - Trainer
Transmitter Settings - PUPIL
The PUPIL-controlled model must be programmed
with all its functions including trimming and any mix-
er functions in a model memory of the TEACH trans-
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mitter. The receiver of the pupil-model must also be
bound to the TEACH transmitter since that receiver
is responsible for controlling the model even in PUPIL
mode. A suitable PUPIL transmitter can be connected
to any TEACH transmitter, including transmitters with
a classic 35/40 MHz range since the required PPM
signal required by the TEACH transmitter is normally
applied to the DSC socket of a HoTT transmitter.
Almost any transmitter from the past and current
Graupner product line with at least 4 control functions
can be used as the PUPIL transmitter. The PUPIL
transmitter must be equipped with the current con-
nection module for PUPIL transmitters. The module
must be connected to the transmitter board in accor-
dance with the provided installation instructions.
RF
The specified cable is used to connect to the TEACH
transmitter. Refer to the Trainer Cable section (page
143) for more information.
SERVO
The control functions of the PUPIL transmitter must
act directly on the control channels without any inter-
mediate mixers, i.e. receiver outputs.
With Graupner transmitter series mc, mx, or mz it is
recommended that student models be named "PU-
PIL" in the model memory line. Assign the correct
model type and adapt the control arrangement (mode
1 - 4) and throttle/pitch to the PUPIL preferences. All
other settings, including mixing and coupling func-
tions, are made in the TEACH transmitter and are
transmitted by the TEACH transmitter to the receiver.
For transmitters in the mz-18 and mz-24 series, press
the value field in the TYPE column at the bottom of
the FUNCTION submenu Trainer display. Change
to DSC-S and change the rear DSC transmitter con-
nection to "signal output":
BACK
Trainer
CH 1. PUPIL CH 7. TEACH CTL
CH 8.
CH 2. PUPIL TEACH SW 8
CH 3. PUPIL CH 9. TEACH BIND
CH 4. PUPIL CH 10. TEACH OFF
TEACH CH 11. TEACH
CH 5. TYPE
CH 6. TEACH CH 12. TEACH DSC-S
With a mx-20, mc-16, mc-20 or mc-32 PUPIL trans-
mitter, adapt the modulation types to the number of
control channels to be transferred in the DSC OUT-
PUT line of the BASE submenu TX ctl. For exam-
ple, the signal package with modulation type PPM10
only contains control channels 1 - 5, and channels 6
and higher are not included. In order for the PUPIL
to use one or more of channels 5 and above, select
one of the modulation types that includes the required
channels. If PUPIL mode is to be used with an existing
model memory, instead of one newly initialized in the
PUPIL transmitter, make sure to enter "HoTT" in the
"Module" line of the BASE submenu. Otherwise, the
PPM signal at the DSC socket may be inverted.
To assign control functions other than the two con-
trol sticks functions (1 - 4) to the TEACH transmitter,
assign control elements to the inputs in the BASE
submenu CTL Set of the PUPIL transmitter that cor-
respond to the released function inputs 5 - 12 in the
Trainer submenu of the TEACH transmitter.
SERVO