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1. Description of equipment ........................................................... 3
2. First Time Switch-On ................................................................... 3
3. Charging the Battery .................................................................. 4
4. Switch-On, Switch-Off ................................................................ 4
5. Long Term Switch-Off .................................................................. 4
6. Menu Navigation ........................................................................ 4
6.2 Language switching ............................................................. 5
7. Wireles Modes .............................................................................. 6
7.1 Monitor .................................................................................. 6
7.2 Tx MODULE mode ................................................................... 8
7.3 Telemetry Reception ............................................................. 9
8. Desktop ........................................................................................ 9
9. PPM monitor .............................................................................. 10
10. Telemetry with the EX System ................................................... 10
10.1 Display ............................................................................... 10
10.2 Storing of Data .................................................................. 12
10.3 On-line Telemetry on a PC ................................................. 13
11. 1st Generation Telemetry ......................................................... 14
11.1 Displaying ......................................................................... 14
11.2 Storing Data ..................................................................... 14
12. 1st Generation System and System EX ..................................... 15
13. MAIN MENU - ALARMS ............................................................... 17
13.1 JETIBOX PROFI Alarms ..................................................... 17
13.2 Alarms - Sensors ................................................................ 17
14. MAIN MENU - Memory ............................................................... 19
BOX PROFI
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Page 1: Table Of Contents
11.2 Storing Data ..............14 12. 1st Generation System and System EX ........15 13. MAIN MENU - ALARMS ............... 17 13.1 JETIBOX PROFI Alarms ............. 17 13.2 Alarms - Sensors ..............17 14. MAIN MENU - Memory ............... 19... -
Page 2: Introduction
BOX PROFI Introduction The JETIBOX profi is a mobile wireless device, offering maximum comfort to the user when viewing, processing and storing telemetric data. An integral part of the JETIBOX profi is the system JETI DUPLEX 2.4GHz, which can be alternatively operated in one of the two offered... -
Page 3: Description Of Equipment
9. - Connector for transmitter connection (Ti) 10. - Loudspeaker 11. - Integrated antenna * * when handling the JETIBOX profi avoid complete screening off the antennas, otherways range/sensitivity may deteriorate. 2. First Time Switch-On Before first time switch-on please shift the switch slider to a position closer to the tramsmitter connector. -
Page 4: Charging The Battery
JETIBOX will be switched-off. 5. Long Term Switch-Off For a long term switch-off of the JETIBOX profi apply the switch, see paragraph 2 „First Time Switching on”. The factory default switch position is battery-off. It is advisable to disconnect the battery if a long term disconnection is planned (several weeks or months). -
Page 5: Language Switching
JETI BOX PROFI If there is a right direction arrow placed on the left side of a menu item, then this item may be changed/activated by the push button ENTER. Items which cannot be set up are either marked by a simple arrow or by an icon. On account of better orientation are some menus on the desktop marked by special navigation icons. -
Page 6: Wireles Modes
(listen). The JETIBOX profi cannot communicate with the receiver without a switched on transmitter. If you want to operate the JETIBOX profi in this mode it is therefore mandatory to carry out the binding procedure between the JETIBOX profi... - Page 7 Binding must be carried out only, if the transmitter and the JETIBOX profi have never been bound before. If the JETIBOX profi and the transmitter have already been bound at any time before, after switching on they will automatically start communication with each other.
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Page 8: Tx Module Mode
JETIBOX profi can simultaneously send stick and controller settings to the receiver. The JETIBOX profi can simply serve as a transmitter module replacement. Thanks to the universal mounting set it is simply done by installation of the JETIBOX profi on the transmitter and by connecting the PPM signal including supply to the JETIBOXu profi. -
Page 9: Telemetry Reception
7.3 Telemetry Reception If you do not connect a PPM signal when using the transmitter mode, the JETIBOX profi will receive telemetry from sensors only which are connected to the receiver. The JETIBOX profi will not transmit stick and controller positions. Deactivate the PPM alarm if you are going to exploit the JB in this mode. -
Page 10: Ppm Monitor
The EX System telemetry is offering a wide potential for processing, depicting and storing telemetric data. In order to view telemetry it is necessary, that the JETIBOX profi has either picked up communication, using one of the wireless modes (see chapter Wireless Modes), or the equipment must be connected to the external input „Ji“. - Page 11 JETI BOX PROFI With the aid of this menu you may select the way of displaying telemetric data. The depicting manner of „Value“ is a parameter, which is shown by a plain number. Select the item „Value“. Further choices wil be described below. Bargraph Depiction of parameters in a form of a per-line graphic with a set-up possibility: Origin...
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Page 12: Storing Of Data
JETI BOX PROFI Conversion If you want to show telemetric data in other than standard units, you may select several kinds of conversions. The upper menu bar shows the selected parameter and its actual value. If you wish to carry out the conversion with the “up/down”... -
Page 13: On-Line Telemetry On A Pc
PC and start the program Flight Monitor (see chapter Connecting up the JETIBOX profi to a PC). Telemetric data will be sent in real time from the JETIBOX profi via USB to the program Flight Monitor, where you can watch, analyse and store them etc.. -
Page 14: St Generation Telemetry
JETIBOX and via it access to the menu RX or MX. In this mode the JETIBOX profi only acts as an observer. You can watch data, but you cannot browse through the menu or adjust any values. -
Page 15: St Generation System And System Ex
JETIBOX profi runs in the “Monitor” mode, i. e. listens to the communication. In the described cases the wireless mode of the JETIBOX profi does not matter. The behaviour will be the same. The JETIBOX profi always receives working information (receiver voltage, signal strengths of antennas) from the receiver independently of the receiver version. - Page 16 - system DUPLEX EX Telemetric sensors EX and 1st generation sensors are connected via an Expander E4 EX to the receiver. The JETIBOX profi receives telemetry EX of the first sensor and from the remaining sensors it receives 1st generation telemetry.
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Page 17: Main Menu - Alarms
JETIBOX PROFI memory. The sensors generate alarms in the format of a Morse code. In this menu you may assign to the Morse code any sound stored in the memory of the JETIBOX PROFI. For instance, if measuring current with the aid of a MUI and adjust the capacity alarm to a value... - Page 18 JETI BOX PROFI The sensor starts to generate the Morse code „C“. If the JETIBOX PROFI receives this alarm, it will replay the sound which was assigned to the letter „C“. It is possible to set-up at most of the sensors a letter, which will be signalized in case of an alarm.
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Page 19: Main Menu - Memory
10%. This status is simultaneously indicated acoustically. By another push of the ENTER key the JETIBOX PROFI returns to the normal status, the power output increases to the original value.. -
Page 20: Set-Up - Sound
– Charging via Ti - Decision set-up, whether the battery shall be charged if a voltage is connected to input Ti. If your JETIBOX PROFI is connected to the transmitter you may inhibit charging of the JETIBOX PROFI battery. The JETIBOX PROFI will be supplied from this input, but the internal battery will not be charged. -
Page 21: Set-Up - Profile
They are also valid for the wireless mode „TX module“ of the JETIBOX PROFI. As soon as the JETIBOX PROFI takes up communication it loads the profile in accordance with the receiver identification number, see fig. below. In the profile there are stored all adjustments of the desktop working area. -
Page 22: Set-Up - Display
15.6 SET-UP - Time Set-up of the actual time and date. If the JETIBOX PROFI has been switched-off by the switch placed on the low side, see Long Time Switch-Off, after switching-on again the time and date in this menu must be set-up. -
Page 23: Connection Of The Jetibox Profi To A Pc
If you are going to connect the JETIBOX PROFI to a computer first time you must install the appropriate drivers. If you have already operated the JETIBOX PROFI or the USB adapter with a computer, there is no more installation necessary. -
Page 24: Ti Connector Wiring
JETI BOX PROFI Connectivity • 2.4GHz System Duplex® with integrated antenna. • 3.5 mm stereo audio jack. • Standard Mini-USB • Standard 3-pin JR connector Memory • Internal memory: 2GB – 263h recording telemetry EX and Generation I. – 439h recording telemetry EX Audio •... -
Page 25: Safety Information
• Do not open the JETIBOX profi and do not try to carry out uncertified alterations. This may violate legal advices for radio equipment. • Do not expose the JETIBOX profi to hard shocks like falling to the ground etc. This may damage electronic or mechanical parts. -
Page 26: Warranty, Service And Technical Support
If you are not sure to be able to provide a correct set-up and function control of your equipment by yourself, please contact our technical support. You may find our technical support either at your distributor or directly at the manufacturer JETI model. Please find further information on the internet pages www.jetimodel.com .