Connection Panel Under The Left Upper Flap With Graupner-Logo On Front; Dsc-Connection; Data-Connection; Com/Trg-Connection - GRAUPNER MC-32EX Manual

Connection panel under the left upper flap with Graupner-logo on front

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DSC-Connection

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DATA-Connection

3 COM/TRG-Connection (T=Transmitter, R=Receive,
G=Ground)
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AUDIO-Connection

DSC-Connection
With DSC cable, this port can be used for a simulator or teacher/
student mode.
Note
Graupner recommends to operate simulators mainly with
wireless transmission technology or in joystick mode through
the USB-C connection.
If necessary, switch to the required DSC operating mode in the
"I/O Set"-submenu of the system menu.
To ensure correct DSC connection, keep the following
1. Make necessary set-ups in the menus.
2. Connect one end of the DSC cable into the DSC socket of the
switched-off transmitter and the other end into the device to be
connected.
3. Turn on your devices.
DATA-Connection
The DATA connection is used to connect SUMD-enabled devices
like a smart box or other peripheral devices such as Crossfire or
ELRS transmitter modules, ext. Bluetooth modules, etc. More
detailed information can be found in the help texts of the "RF Set"
submenus of the basic menu and "I/O Set" of the system menu.
The corresponding settings are also to be made in this submenus.

COM/TRG-Connection

Interface for connecting external serial devices, f.e.; use the PC
software Data Explorer for the live logging function on a PC.
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AUDIO-Connection
As soon as a headphone is connected, the speaker built into the
transmitter is muted and the acoustic signals and voice announce-
ments of the transmitter are output via the headphone.
The volume is adjustable in the „Volume" submenu of the „System"
menu.

Connection panel under the right upper flap with the

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USB C-connection:

Charging the transmitter battery and connecting the
transmitter to PC or laptop computer
USB C-Connection
Note
Preferably use the USB-A to USB-C cable included in the set
especially in case of charging problems with your equipment.
It may also help to attach a standard USB-A (socket) to USB-C
(plug) adapter to the supplied charging cable.
Charging the transmitter battery
• when the transmitter is switched off
As soon as the transmitter is connected to a suitable USB
power source, the charging process begins.
Depending on the charging state of the transmitter battery,
LED right of the power switch flashes every 2 seconds in dif-
ferent colors with frequencies. It means:
1x red = Charging state <10 %
2x red = Charging state between approx. 10 and 20%
3x red = Charging state between approx. 20 and 30%
4x red = Charging state between approx. 30 and 40%
5x red = Charging state between approx. 40 and 50%
1x green = Charging state between approx. 50 and 60%
2x green = Charging state between approx. 60 and 70%
3x green = Charging state between approx. 70 and 80%
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-logo on front

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