GRAUPNER Falcon 12 Manual page 18

33583 GR-24 PRO
RECEIVER 2.05
LANGUAGE: English
Ant1 100% Ant2 100%
Model type: Airplane
ALARM VOLT: 3.8V
ALARM TEMP: 70°C
Max. altitude:
Period: 20ms
SUMD at CH8:
CH10: SERVO
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Max. altitude
Not applicable to receiver S1019.AIR and S1035 Falcon 12
In the value field of this line, a maximum height can be specified,
upon reaching which an alarm is triggered. Either in the form of the
0m
"general alarm tone" of the transmitter, a steady beeping in the
No
rhythm of about one second or the voice output "height".
Note
The height set in the value field of the "Maximum height" line
always refers to the height above the location when the receiver
system is switched on. Actively used, this feature supports the com-
pliance with the various regulations regarding the maximum alti-
tude above ground.
PERIOD
If your system is used exclusively with digital servos, you can set a
cycle time (frame rate) of 10 ms. If using mixed or with the exclusive
use of analogue servos, it is essential to select 20 ms. Otherwise,
analog servos will respond with "trembling" or "growling", even total
failure.
SUMD at channel X
S1019.AIR GR-18 HoTT (without vario)
S1034 Falcon 12 plus
S1035 Falcon 12
33579 GR-18 HoTT (with vario)
33583 GR-24 Pro HoTT
• "No"
The receiver-specific connection is suitable for operating a servo
or comparable RC components.
• "Yes"
If the value field of this line has been set to "yes" and the relevant
receiver is subsequently put into operation again, it permanently
generates a digital sum signal from the control signals of its con-
trol channels and makes this available at the receiver-specific
fixed servo connection. This type of signal was being used by
some of the newest flybarless systems and power supplies.
In conjunction with another HoTT receiver, which has a SUM-
DI(N) input, it can also be used to create a simple or reciprocal
satellite connection, see below.
SUMD
SUMDI
C6
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C5
C6
C5
C6
C6
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C8
C10
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