Display Set; Sound Set; I/O Set - GRAUPNER mz-32 HoTT Reference Manual

Graupner mz-32 Help Reference Manual
Scr.Shot – Assign a momentary switch to take a screenshot of any active screen, which is
stored in the Screenshot folder of the SD Card.
Ext-M Sw. – Applicable when using an external monitor such as the Graupner Smart-Box.
Tap on the respective field to assign navigation switches (Input Control) for scrolling
between the screens and changing the sensor display.
G02S1
G03S1
channels for output on the DSC and/or Data port.
The DATA fields control the output protocols available on the DATA port.
SUMD – This is Graupner specific protocol. You can set the number of output channels and
the channel mapping for your setup.
SP – This is a Spektrum specific protocol. Tapping on the field next to SP will open another
window for additional settings. Select Mode, Channel, Bind and Range Test for an external
Spektrum RF module

DISPLAY SET

In the Display Set menu you can control all your
display settings.
Brightness – Set the screen brightness between 1 – 10.
Backlight – Determines the time before the screen will
dim. You can set a time between 5 seconds and always
on. Briefly tapping the power button will undim the
screen. The screen can also be dimmed/undimmed at
any time, by briefly tapping the Power button.
H.Slide – You can assign switches (Input Control) for
paging the display. They will function identical to the
mz-32 arrow keys (top 2 keys left of screen).

SOUND SET

In the Sound Set menu you can assign volume controls
for the various sound sources by tapping on the
respective field.
The Speaker volume is the main volume control for the
radio, while the volume for Voice, Vario, Beeps and the
MP3 player can be individually controlled. The volume
can be adjusted between 0 (Off) and 20.

I/O SET

The I/O set menu is used to configure what channel
information/data
connectors of the radio. The switch positions can be
changed by tapping on the switch symbols.
Inputs and outputs can be configured for certain data
formats.
Before Mix – PPM In – Shows the number of channels
that are recognized by the PPM DSC input and available
for student mode operation.
Before Mix – PPM Out – Selection of the output
waveform (normal/inverted) and the number of
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