Environmental Protection Notices - GRAUPNER HoTT MC-16 Series Programming Manual

»Wing mixers« ....................................
Model type: "1AIL" ............................................. 173
Model type: "1AIL 1FL" ..................................... 174
Model type: "2AIL" ............................................. 175
Model type: "2/4AIL 1/2/4FL" ............................ 177
(Max. 2 ailerons and 2 flaps with the
mc-16
standard 8-channel transmitter)
»Helicopter mixer« .............................
Fine-tuning the throttle and collective
pitch curve ........................................................ 198
Autorotation setting ........................................... 202
General notes on freely programmable mixers ...... 204
»Free mixers« .....................................
Linear mixers .................................................... 208
Curve mixers .................................................... 210
Examples .......................................................... 213
»Mix active / phase« ...........................
»Mix-only channel« ............................
»Dual mixer« .......................................
»Swashplate mixer« ...........................
»Fail safe« ...........................................
»Teacher/Pupil«
Connecting with a trainer lead .......................... 222
Connection schematic ...................................... 225
Wireless HoTT system ..................................... 226
»Tx. output swap« ..............................
»Profi trim«
Winged model .................................................. 232
Helicopter model .............................................. 234
»Trim memory«
Winged model .................................................. 236
Helicopter model .............................................. 238
»Telemetry« .........................................
Important notices: ............................................. 240
SETTINGS & DATAVIEW.................................. 241
Satellite mode .............................................. 250
Sensor(s) ..................................................... 251
SENSOR SELECT ........................................... 252
RF STATUS VIEW ............................................ 253
VOICE TRIGGER ............................................. 254
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»Channel Sequence« .........................
»Multichannel« ....................................
»Ring limiter« ......................................
»MP3 player« .......................................
»Basic settings, transmitter«.............
»Servo display« ..................................
»Servo test« ........................................
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»Code lock« ........................................
»Info Display« .....................................

* Standard option

Option can be unlocked at extra cost
  Programming examples
205
Introduction. ........................................................... 280
Winged model
First steps ......................................................... 282
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215
Incorporating an electric drive .......................... 288
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216
C1 joystick switchover between:
 
218
Electric motor and butterfly .................... 291
  220
Electric motor and airbrake .................... 293
  220
Timer confirmation with control or switch ......... 294
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Parallel operating servos .................................. 296
Using flight phases
Example 1 ................................................... 298
Example 2 ................................................... 302
  230
Control of temporal processes ......................... 308
 
Delta and flying wing ........................................ 310
F3A model ........................................................ 314
Helicopter models .................................................. 318
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Appendix
FCC Information .................................................... 329
  240
Declaration of Conformity ...................................... 330
Warranty Certificate ............................................... 331
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Environmental protection notices

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258
The symbol on this product, its operating instructions
  262
or packaging gives notice that this product may not
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266
be discarded as common household waste at the end
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of its service life. It must be turned over to a recycling
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collection point for electric and electronic apparatus.
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The materials can be recycled according to their
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276
markings. You make an important contribution to
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278
protection of the environment by utilizing facilities for
reuse, material recycling or other means of exploiting
obsolete equipment.
Batteries must be removed from the
unit and disposed of separately at an
appropriate collection point.
Please inquire with local authorities
about the responsible waste collection
locations.
This manual serves only as a source of information
and can be changed without prior notification. Graup-
ner accepts no responsibility or liability for errors or
inaccuracies which may be contained in
the information section of this manual.
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