GRAUPNER mc-26 Programming Manual

GRAUPNER mc-26 Programming Manual

16 channel hott 2,4 ghz transmitter
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mc-26 / mc-28 / mc-28 4D
16 channel HoTT 2,4 GHz transmitter
No. S1036 / 33028 / S1033
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  • Page 1 Programming manual mc-26 / mc-28 / mc-28 4D 16 channel HoTT 2,4 GHz transmitter No. S1036 / 33028 / S1033 MC-28 MC-28 MC-28 MC-28 Part 2...
  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Index Introduction ................7 Service Centre ................7 Use and menu functions ............8 Short-Cuts ..................8 Definition of terms ..............9 Receiver configuration ............10 Fixed-wing models ...............10 Helicopter models ...............11 Vehicles, boats ................11 Copter ..................12 Receiver power supply ..............12 Symbols explication ..............
  • Page 4: Table Of Contents

    Model type ................25 Motor on CH1 ................26 Tail ....................26 Ailerons/Flaps ................27 Brake offset ..................27 Servo adjustment ..............27 Sticks setting ................29 Controls setting ..............29 Dual Rate / Expo ..............31 Throttle curve ................ 32 Switch display ................ 34 Control switch ................
  • Page 5: Table Of Contents

    ................64 Basic settings ................. 64 Loudspeaker (LS) Voice / Vario / Buttons ........64 Owner ..................64 Control mode (preset) ..............65 Stick-type (only by mc-26) ............66 Module ..................66 DSC port ..................66 Pitch min ..................66 Contrast (upper/lower display) ............66 Display light ..................66 Switch-on melody ................67...
  • Page 6: Table Of Contents

    Info display ................69 Digital trim / Throttle switch-off trim (function) ....69 Heli programming ..............70 Throttle curve (Heli) .............. 73 Sticks setting (Heli) ..............73 Control adjust (Heli) .............. 73 Ring limit ................75 Firmware update ..............76 Update through memory card .............76 Update through USB port ............77 Problems during firmware update ..........77...
  • Page 7: Introduction

    If you expe- rience any trouble during operation, take the instructions to help or ask your dealer or Graupner Service Centre. Due to technical changes, the information may be changed in this manual without prior notice.
  • Page 8: Use And Menu Functions

    Use and menu functions Short-Cuts The following key combinations can be used to directly call up cer- tain menus and options:  CLEAR Brief simultaneous touch of the keys or on the right touch pad will restore the active entry fi eld's changed parameter value back to its default value.
  • Page 9: Definition Of Terms

    Definition of terms Control function A control function is understood as the signal for a specific control function. The signal of a control function can be transmitted directly into one control channel or through a mixer to several control chan- nels.
  • Page 10: Receiver Configuration

    Receiver configuration The servos must be connected to the receiver in the indicated sequence. Not assigned outputs remain free. It is possible to change the settings in the line "Receiver outputs" in the "Model basic set- ting" menu. Fixed-wing models Fixed-wing models with and without a motor with up to 4 ailerons and up to 4 flaps and tail type "normal"...
  • Page 11: Helicopter Models

    Helicopter models Receiver assignment for helicopter models with 1 to 3 swashplate servos free or special function free or special function free or governor or special function free or special function receiver power supply gyro suppression throttle servo or motor controller free or special function tail servo (gyro-system) Nick-1-servo...
  • Page 12: Copter

    Copter free or special function free or special function free or special function free or special function receiver power supply free or special function free or special function free or special function Nick Roll Motor/Pitch (up/down) receiver power supply free or special function Receiver power supply special function V-cable...
  • Page 13: Symbols Explication

    Symbols explication Always observe the information indicated by this warning sign. Par- CAUTION ticularly those which are additionally marked with the WARNING WARNING . The signal word indicates the poten- CAUTION tial for serious injury, the signal word indicates possibil- ity of lighter injuries.
  • Page 14: Model Selection

    Fail-Safe Fail Safe setting not performed yet setup t.b.d. Throttle or pitch control stick position or throttle limit for helicop- ters too high high! Connection between teacher and pupil transmitter disturbed pupil signal inser t No SD or SDHC memory card in the card slot or card not readable. SD card Within the time set in the line "Switch-on...
  • Page 15: Copy/Delete

    With this selection model specific settings will be available in the menus. Now you can program your model in this model memory. After the initialization of the selected model memory with the Select model type desired model type the display changes to the base display of the new assigned model memory.
  • Page 16: Export To Sd Card

    Copy Mod¢Mod Select the point "Copy Mod¢Mod" and confirm through the SET Copy from model: button. GRAUBELE ULTIMATE Through the ESC button you can always interrupt the process. STARLET BELL47G ––– • Select the model to copy and confirm the selection through the frei ...
  • Page 17 Copy phase Select the "Copy phase" point an confirm through the SET button. => Erase model => Copy model–>model Through the ESC button you can always interrupt the process. => Expor t to SD => => Impor t from SD •...
  • Page 18: Suppress Menus

    Suppress menus In this menu you can hide menu points from the menu function list. Model select The hiding is related to the model memory. Copy / Erase Suppress menus Suppress models Select the menu point to hide or to show and switch the status Base setup model through the SET button.
  • Page 19: Control Mode

    Control mode In this function you can choose a control mode which will be used Base setup model for this model memory. In this way it will be determined which con- Mod. Name GRAUBELE trol movement of the related control stick will we associated to Stick mode Module HoTT...
  • Page 20: Module

    The binding type is indicated in the model memory list near the GRAUBELE model memory name: ULTIMATE STARLET "G" means global binding BELL47G ––– free   "M" means model memory specific binding free   Module Through the left and right selection buttons you can select the fields Base setup model in the lines.
  • Page 21: Receiver Binding

    Receiver binding You can bind two receivers to the transmitter. The two bound receiv- ers can be also managed in this option. You can split the control channels of the receivers in the "Receiver output" as you prefer. Binding process Move to the "n/v"...
  • Page 22: Receiver Output

    Receiver output This function (Channel Mapping) is available as soon as in the line Base setup model "Module" is bound at least one receiver. Here you can split the con- Mod. name GRAUBELE trol channels of the transmitter to the bound receivers. You can also Stick mode Module bind...
  • Page 23: Dsc Port

     Is the power supply of the receiver OK?  Is the position of the receiver antennas correct?  Are there any interference from electronic component in the model? If you have verified these conditions and against it you coul not per- form a successful range test, then please contact ou Customer Ser- vice (see section "Service Center").
  • Page 24: Switch-On Warning

    Switch-on warning With this option it is possible to program the query for the position Base setup model of a switch or control so that when the transmitter is switched on in RF transmit the base display a warning will appear. RF Range Test 99sec DSC Output...
  • Page 25: Model Type

    Model type In this menu you can adjust the settings for the actual model type. Suppress models Here you can select for example the tail and wing type or whether Base setup model Model type the model has motor or not. Ser vo adjustment Stick mode.
  • Page 26: Motor On Ch1

    Motor on CH1 If you have selected airplane in the model selection, it will also M o d e l t y p e appear the line "Motor at CH1". The setting are also here as previ- Motor at C1 None ously described.
  • Page 27: Ailerons/Flaps

    Ailerons/Flaps In this line you can select the number of servos installed in the wings. M o d e l t y p e The following table shows the control channels to which the servos Motor at C1 None must be connected. Tail type nor mal Aile/flaps...
  • Page 28 Column 1 In the first column are listed the control outputs. 100% 100% 100% 100% The numbers for the servos refer to the servos connected to the cor- 100% 100% responding receiver outputs providing that the transmitter and 100% 100% receiver outputs have not been switched.
  • Page 29: Sticks Setting

    Sticks setting In this menu you can set the step value of the trim and the control Ser vo adjustment speed. This settings are valid for the channels one to four. The chan- Stick mode Control adjust nels are listed with their function in the first column, according to Dual Rate / Expo the chosen model type.
  • Page 30 "Type" In this column you can select if the control setting for this channel ––– has to act globally "G" or according to the phase "PH". If the control ––– has to be assigned specifically to the phase, the related phase must –––...
  • Page 31: Dual Rate / Expo

    "- Trv +" You can reach the column by moving the marking frame with the +100% +100% selection buttons  over the "Offset" column to the right side. +100% +100% +100% +100% In this column you can set the control travel for both sides, together +100% +100% or separated for each side.
  • Page 32: Throttle Curve

    Expo You can reach the column by moving the marking frame with the +33% selection buttons  over the "SEL" column to the right side. It will ––– be shown "EXPO" instead of "DUAL". ––– EXPO With this function you can influence the travel of each control func- Nor mal tion.
  • Page 33 The control curve is defined by up to 6 points (points of intersection) Kur ve along the entire control stick path. The graphical representation Kur ve aus Eingang +50% shows how the support points are set and adjusted. Ausgang +50% Punkt 1 +50% In the first line, the effect of the curve function is switched "on"...
  • Page 34: Switch Display

    Switch display Channel 1 cur ve Switch display The switch display is a mere display, it is a check function of the Control switch Logical switch switches and control switch in the transmitter. Announce Active switches are highlighted. On the right near the switch number Phase settings the switch position is displayed with a switch-symbol.
  • Page 35: Logical Switch

    Logical switch Through this function two switches, controls and/or logical switches Channel 1 cur ve or the favorite combination of them, can be interconnected. It is Switch display realized through a "AND" or "OR" switch. You can program a total of Control switch Logical switch eight logical switches ("L1 ...
  • Page 36: Phase Setting

    Assigning the switch / Selecting the announce • In the column “ “ assign a switch, for each switch position it is Announce ––– possible to assign an announce ––– • In the column "Type" you can decide if the announces have to –––...
  • Page 37: Motor

    Time1 Only the times whose switch or control switch, assigned in the line "Lap time/Time tab." of the "Phase timer" menu, is "closed" are measured. The frequency of the switch actuation is displayed in the basic display. This counter will be highlighted as soon as the switch for the "Time1"...
  • Page 38: Phase Assignation

    Announce Pha1 normal  Here you can select an announce for each phase. The announce can Pha2 – Star t Pha3 – Strecke be selected from the supplied voice pack or from a user voice pack. – Pha4 When you switch to the corresponding phase, the announcement is Pha5 –...
  • Page 39: Channels Without Delay

    Note The trim of "Elevator", "Aileron" and "Rudder" is factory-set to "Global". This setting can, however, always be changed to "phase-spe- cific" at any time in the "Sticks setting" menu. Channels without delay Annnounce Phase settings In this menu item, you can switch off the switching delay set in the Phase assignment Phase trim "Phase setting"...
  • Page 40 the selection key  over the "Timer" column to the right side. The timer defined as "stopwatch" or "motor runtime" adds the switch-on time. If you do not enter a value in the "Timer" column, the timer counts up. If you set a value, the timer counts backward from this value.
  • Page 41: Phase Timer

    Reset to the initial value by tapping at the same time the    or   buttons of the right touch-pad. Chassis This timer is started by an assigned switch. If you want to stop the timer, you must switch the assigned switch to the "Off" position and press the ESC key.
  • Page 42: Wing Mix

    Good to know: What is a mixer? Each model memory has eight freely programmable linear mixers, four freely programmable curve mixers and four cross-mixers. These mixers basically allow a control signal from one control to be mixed with another channel. Depending on the type of mixer, this can be adjusted linearly, in the form of a curve or crosswise.
  • Page 43: Programming Of The Wing Type

    Programming of the wing type Model type: "1AIL" If you have entered "1AIL" in the "Aile/Flap" line of the "Model type" Wing mixers menu, the "Mixer menu" of your transmitter corresponds to the fig- Brake settings ure on the left. Regardless of the selected combination of ailerons –––...
  • Page 44: Model Type: "2Ail

    Aile -> Dir The aileron is mixed up with the rudder. In conjunction with the dif- Wing mixers ferentiation of the ailerons the negative torque is compensated. This Brake settings allows a "clean" curve flight. The rudder remains separately control- –––...
  • Page 45: Model Types With "2/4Ail 1/2/4Flap

    Model types with "2/4AIL 1/2/4FLAP" Regardless of the selected combination of ailerons and flaps, all Wing mixers available parameters can be changed depending on the phase. Multi-flap menu Brake settings If you have entered "2AIL 1FLAP" in the "Aile/Flap" line of the "Model Aile diff.
  • Page 46: Model Type: "2Ail 4Flap

    The options available in the Wing mix menu and its submenus +100% depend on the number of ailerons and flaps servos specified in the AI-Tr. +100% Diff. "Model type" menu. Only the necessary setting options are available AI Pos. at all times. With this setting, all options for the pair of ailerons and, after a "step"...
  • Page 47: Model Type: "4Ail 4Flap

    Model type: "4AIL 4FLAP" If the servos are connected to the receiver as described in the sec- tion "Receiver assignment" and if you have selected in the "Model type" menu, the abbreviations "AILE", "AILE2", "FLAP" and "FLAP2" refer to the following flaps. left left left...
  • Page 48: Multiflaps Menu

    Multiflaps menu This menu is only displayed if at least two ailerons and one flap or Wing mixers more are selected in the "Model type" menu. The "AILE2" column Multi-flap menu and the "FLAP" and "FLAP2" columns are available in this menu to Brake settings Aile diff.
  • Page 49 ELE -> FLAP (ELEVATOR -> FLAP) Diff. FL pos. In order to support the elevator, the flap function can be influenced by the elevator control in a phase-specific manner through this mixer. Select the mixing direction so that the flaps move downward Nor mal when the elevator is pulled ("up"), and conversely upward when the elevator is pushed ("down"), that is, in an opposite direction.
  • Page 50: Brake Setting

    Brake setting The "Brake settings" menu is not shown if in the "Model type" menu Wing mixers "Motor on CH1 front / rear" and in the column "Motor" of the "Phase Multi-flap menu Brake settings setting" menu for the currently active phase it has been entered Aile diff.
  • Page 51 D.red (Differentiation reduction) If you use the aileron differentiation, the aileron effect is more or less Brake settings strongly affected by the arise of the ailerons. Justification: a further Butt D.red excursion of the one aileron is no longer possible (almost) and the AI cur ve control surface moving downward does not reach the "normal"...
  • Page 52: Ail -> Rud (Aileron -> Rudder)

    AIL -> RUD (aileron -> rudder) In this mixer, the aileron is entrained by the aileron control. In con- junction with the differentiation of the ailerons the negative torque Wing mixers Multi-flap menu is compensated. This allows a "clean" curve flight. The rudder Brake settings remains separately controllable.
  • Page 53: Free Mixers

    Free mixers In this menu you can find free programmable linear and curve mix- Phase timers ers. Wing mixers Free mixers Regardless of the type of model chosen, in each model memory are MIX active/phase available eight linear mixers with the designation M1 to M8 as well MIX-only channel Dual mixer as four curve mixers with the designation C9 to C12.
  • Page 54 In a series switch of mixers, the direct control signal of the channel is not used as the input of the mixer but the already mixed signal of the channel from the upstream mixer. P : This option also includes the trim values from the "Phase trim" menu of the input channel as a function of the phase.
  • Page 55 Offset (mixer neutral point) The dotted vertical line in the middle of the graphic indicates the position of the mixer neutral point ("offset"). This is the point on the control travel where the mixer does not affect the control channel. By default this point is in the control center.
  • Page 56: Mix Act. / Phase

    Trim X-axis function C.Mix 9 Kur ve Trim X axis This function can be activated by tapping the left-hand or the right Input +35% selection button of the right-hand touch panel while the value Output –37% Point 2 –55% field is active. You can then move the active point horizontally or ver- nor mal tically using the selection buttons.
  • Page 57: Dual Mixer

    Dual mixer Dual mixer Mixer1 In this menu, you can link two control functions with four freely pro- Mixer2 Mixer3 grammable dual mixers. Mixer4 Diff. Example (V-tail mixer): Elevator control stick Rudder / Elevator left V-Tail mixer Rudder / Elevator right Rudder control stick In the case of a dual mixer, the control signals are output from the two controls to both outputs of the mixers.
  • Page 58: Trainer

    Trainer In this menu you can set the functions for the teacher / pupil oper- T/P:Pupil ation. The operation can be wireless or wired with HoTT transmit- ters. Please also observe the instructions of the pupil transmitter. Pupil Teacher 2 3 4 5 Connection through cable (DSC port): SW: –––...
  • Page 59: Profitrim

    Profitrim Function for fast, direct trimming of the aileron and flap positions. Profi trim The trim range of the controls is about ±25  % . OFF OFF In the line "TR" it is determined which of the two control surfaces –––...
  • Page 60: Trim Memory

    Trim memory Storage of the actual trim position Trim memory In the left column (POS) is shown the actual value of the trim. If you AILE tap now the SET button, the trim value is transferred to the memory. ELEV The trim value is now displayed in the "SET"...
  • Page 61: Channel Sequencer

    ALARM SETTING - Tapping the SET button will display a list. Telemetry TEL.RCV BIND. 1 In the first line, select "OFF" to disable the function of this menu. If SETTING & DATA VIEW SENSOR you select "Vario" here, the standard output of vario sound is inter- RF STATUS VIEW VOICE TRIGGER rupted or supplemented by program-defined announcements.
  • Page 62: Multichannel

    Start, stop and additional noises as well as vehicle-type signals Sound switch for ship models No. 2382.S Start, stop and additional noises as well as ship-type signals You can find further information on www.graupner.de. Alternatively, contact your dealer or Graupner Service Center. 62 / 80 33028_mc_28_Teil2_jh...
  • Page 63 Required receiver settings: In the "SETTINGS & DATAVIEW" menu set "20 ms". In the "SETTINGS & DATAVIEW" menu set "SAME". The control channel in use should not be used either as an input or as an output channel of a mixer. In the "Multi- channel"...
  • Page 64: Mp-3 Player

    MP-3 Player Fi l e n o t fo un d If the message "no files" appears, the transmitter will not find any suitable MP3 files on the inserted SD card or there is no SD card in Vol:15 ––– the transmitter.
  • Page 65: Control Mode (Preset)

    Control mode (preset) Here you can select the control mode that is preset when setting up a new model memory. This determines which control functions are assigned to the control sticks. In the "Receiver assignment" menu, you can see which control function is output on which channels. Changing the control mode in an existing model memory is only pos- sible in the "Basic setting model"...
  • Page 66 Stick-type (only by mc-26) Potentio. - Setting when standard gimbal sticks with potentiometers are used. 4D-stick - Setting when optional 4D-stick gimbal sticks with potenti- ometers are used. Module The transmitter is equipped with a HoTT RF module as standard.
  • Page 67: Switch-On Melody

    Data log for the external Bluetooth module (No. 8351) and for trans- mitting telemetry data and voice output on smartphones and tablets with "Graupner HoTT Viewer App for Android". Ph. Name 1 … 10 Here you can input your own phase names. These names are dis- played when you activate the phase.
  • Page 68: Vibration

    If you want to delete the secret number, tap the SET key twice. The transmitter can only be unlocked with the correct secret num- ber or by the service department of Graupner. 68 / 80 33028_mc_28_Teil2_jh...
  • Page 69: Info Display

    Info display This menu shows information about the transmitter and the SD card. RFID ABCDEF12 fir mware ver. 1.234 The date and time can be set here. date 2016/09/17(Sa ) 18:19:20s time RFID - Identity number of the transmitter SD-CARD 3896MB Firmware version - shows the version of the transmitter firmware available...
  • Page 70: Heli Programming

    Heli programming Select model type Select a free model memory from the "Model selection" menu and define the model type with the "Heli" icon. This means that specific functions for the heli programming are displayed in the following menus. (Please also refer to the previous descriptions of the individ- ual menus) Suppress models Base setup model...
  • Page 71 • Swashplate linearization: Helicopter type Swashplate 3Sv(2rol) For Flybarless systems, select "no" here. In the case of paddle Linear. swashpl. head systems, the setting "yes" can prevent unwanted side Rotor direct right Pitch min. back effects, such as pitch change when the roll function is activated or tensions between the linkage of the swash plate servos.
  • Page 72 5. Phase assignation menu: Announce • Switching off the autorotation switch Phase settings Phase assignment • Select the switch for the normal flight phase and switch it off in Non-delayed chan Timer (general) the correct position. Phase timers • Select combination C and press the SET key Phase assignment •...
  • Page 73: Throttle Curve (Heli)

    Throttle curve (Heli) The setting of the curve is explained in the previous description of Ser vo adjustment the menu "Throttle curve". Note that the curve characteristic set Stick mode Control adjust here acts as an input signal on mixers of the "Helicopter mix" menu. Dual Rate / Expo Channel 1 cur ve »Heli-Mischer«...
  • Page 74 Channel 7 - Gyro Current gyro systems can be adjusted for a smooth, proportional ––– effect; you can also choose between two different modes of action Thro ––– by the transmitter. Gyro ––– ––– If the Gyro you are using has this option, you can specify "Normal" Nor mal Gyro action and "Heading Lock operation"...
  • Page 75: Ring Limit

    Ring limit This function is used to control up to three of the so-called Ring limiter Voith-Schneider drives of ship models. The function only appears in the multi-function menu when the model type "Boat" has been selected. Input Output In the "Input" column, select the two channels which are to be used for controlling the drive unit.
  • Page 76: Firmware Update

    Only operate your transmitter using the current software  version. these information can also be found at: www. graupner.de => Service & Support => Update and revision history for GRAUPNER HoTT components. Before each update, check the transmitter battery charge ...
  • Page 77: Update Through Usb Port

    During the update the transmitter cannot be switched on. After 30 seconds the transmitter switches on. Declaration of conformity S1033 / S1036 / 33028 - mc-26 / mc-28 / mc-28 4D Graupner/SJ declares that the product is conform to EU norms. EMV 2004/108/EC: EN 301 489-1 V1.9.2...
  • Page 78: Notes On Environmental Protection

    In your own interests protect it from dust, dirt and moisture. Warranty The Graupner, Henriettenstrassee 96, 73230 Kirchheim/Teck grants from the date of purchase of this product for a period of 24 months. The warranty applies only to the material or operational defects already existing when you purchased the item.
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