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- Page 1 Manual mz-16 HoTT 16 channel 2.4 GHz transmitter P/N. S1047, S1047.US...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Transmitter Power............................18 Starting the Transmitter ............................ 19 Initial Setup ..............................19 Transmitter Switch Off ..........................22 Menu Functions ..............................22 Changing Stick Mode ............................. 22 Stick Mode Change............................22 Renaming a Model ............................23 Page 2 of 52 S1047.mz-16-V1.0-EN... - Page 3 WLAN Operation............................41 Bluetooth ® Operation ..........................42 Firmware Update ............................... 43 Software Update Using Computer ....................... 43 Transmitter Update ............................44 Forced Update ............................... 44 Forced USB Update ............................45 SIMLIFIED DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY ....................46 Page 3 of 52 S1047.mz-16-V1.0-EN...
- Page 4 FCC INFORMATION ............................46 IC INFORMATION ............................... 47 Notes on environmental protection......................... 48 Care and Maintenance ............................48 Warrant Conditions ............................48 Page 4 of 52 S1047.mz-16-V1.0-EN...
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Page 5: Introduction
This manual is part of the product. It contains important information concerning operation and handling. Keep these instructions for future reference and give it to third person in case you transferred the product. Graupner Main Service Graupner/SJ Service Hotlines Service Centers GmbH Henriettenstraße 96... -
Page 6: Intended Use
No warranty or liability is therefore offered for any improper use not covered by the provisions of use by Graupner/SJ or other equipment manufacturers. In addition, it is explicitly pointed out that you must inform yourself about the laws and regulations applicable at your respective location and country before starting the remote-control operation. -
Page 7: Technical Data
Approx. 210 x 195 x 105mm 8.27 x 7.68 x 4.13in Weight approx. 1120g/39oz with battery Note The technical information of Graupner receivers can be found in the related receiver system manual or online. WiFi Frequency Range 2412 MHz ~ 2474 MHz Frequency Band IEEE 802.11 b/g/n HT20... -
Page 8: Symbol Description
For Safety! Handling the Transmitter WARNING • Also, while programming the transmitter, make sure that a motor connected in the model cannot accidentally start. Dis- connect the fuel supply or drive battery beforehand. Page 8 of 52 S1047.mz-16-V1.0-EN... -
Page 9: For Safety! Handling The Battery
30 - 40°C / 86 – 104 °F • Never charge batteries that have already been charged or hot ones. If a cell in a battery pack has become particularly hot following a quick- Page 9 of 52 S1047.mz-16-V1.0-EN... - Page 10 3.8V. If the cell voltage drops below 3 V, they must be recharged immediately. Deep discharge will negatively influence the performance and lifespan of the battery and rendering it defective after a short amount of time. Page 10 of 52 S1047.mz-16-V1.0-EN...
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Page 11: Description Of The Transmitter
(S1047.US) Digital button DT7 Proportional dial DV3 Foldable transmitter antenna Transmitter handle Proportional dial DV4 Digital button DT8 3-way switch SW8, top push-switch, bottom latching switch or 2-way switch SW8 (S1047.US) 3-way switch SW7 Page 11 of 52 S1047.mz-16-V1.0-EN... -
Page 12: Transmitter Front
Proportional dial DV2 Right control stick Trim button for the right control stick Eyelet for transmitter strap Direct recall of the servo display Direct recall of the "SETTING & DATA VIEW" Menu button ON/OFF switch Page 12 of 52 S1047.mz-16-V1.0-EN... -
Page 13: Transmitter Backside
Outer screw adjusts ratchet's strength Proportional rotary control LV1 Gimbal tension screw for horizontal control function Gimbal tension screw for vertical control. Lower screw is for tension of the control stick no function Cover of the USB connection Page 13 of 52 S1047.mz-16-V1.0-EN... -
Page 14: Keys To The Left Of The Display
As soon as a headphone is connected, the built-in loudspeaker is muted, and the transmitter's sound and voice announcements are output through the headphones. The volume can be adjusted in the submenu "Volume" of the "System" menu. Page 14 of 52 S1047.mz-16-V1.0-EN... -
Page 15: Data Connection
ON / OFF switch will flash approximately every 2 seconds in different colors and with varying frequency. As soon as the bezel glows solid green, the battery is fully charged. The charging process is complete. Page 15 of 52 S1047.mz-16-V1.0-EN... - Page 16 "JOYSTICK" is selected by tapping, the connected PC recognizes the transmitter as a joystick. The standard setting suitable for the most flight simulators is 0% to 100%. COM Port Serial interface for future use Page 16 of 52 S1047.mz-16-V1.0-EN...
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Page 17: Control Stick
The control sticks restoring force can also be adjusted. Consult the transmitter backside diagram to locate the corresponding set screws. By turning the respective set screw, the spring force can be adjusted: Right turn = return harder Left turn = return softer Page 17 of 52 S1047.mz-16-V1.0-EN... -
Page 18: Transmitter Power
After each charge or battery exchange the timer is reset to "00:00". However, this only happens if the battery voltage is noticeably higher than before. By default, the battery service timer as well as the model operating Page 18 of 52 S1047.mz-16-V1.0-EN... -
Page 19: Starting The Transmitter
Motor / Pitch Nick Nick Motor / Pitch Motor / Pitch Nick MODE 3 (Throttle right) MODE 4 (Throttle left) Nick Motor / Pitch Motor / Pitch Nick Nick Motor / Pitch Motor / Pitch Nick Page 19 of 52 S1047.mz-16-V1.0-EN... - Page 20 • Not only the presetting of the control mode but also the language setting can be adapted to the current needs in the sub- menu "System Config." of the system menu as well as date and time in the submenu "Clock Info" basic menu. Page 20 of 52 S1047.mz-16-V1.0-EN...
- Page 21 "Others" and then as storage format "2D-Bitmap (* . bmp)". The storage location is the corresponding subdirectory of the "Help" directory of the transmitter and the file name is the next free three-digit number. Page 21 of 52 S1047.mz-16-V1.0-EN...
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Page 22: Transmitter Switch Off
3. Swipe the model properties bar to the left or use the lower left key to go to the end of the selection list. 4. Tap on the "Stick Mode" icon. 5. The selection window "Stick Mode" will show. Page 22 of 52 S1047.mz-16-V1.0-EN... -
Page 23: Renaming A Model
2. Tap the "Model List" icon. 3. Tap the model number in the "No." column. At the bottom of the display a bar with symbols is displayed. 4. Touch the plus sign and follow the next steps. Page 23 of 52 S1047.mz-16-V1.0-EN... -
Page 24: Deleting A Model
1 second. • The key lock function is displayed by a lock symbol. The controls remain operational. • Pushing the two lower selection buttons again for approx. 1 second releases the lock again. Page 24 of 52 S1047.mz-16-V1.0-EN... -
Page 25: Main Display Symbols
WLAN connected/not connected Data logging on/off Widget and data clear icon Help icon Battery status, tapping switches between % and Volt Note All other indications on the display are freely interchangeable and are stored model-specific. Page 25 of 52 S1047.mz-16-V1.0-EN... -
Page 26: Receiver Binding
Receiver Binding To establish a connection with the transmitter, a Graupner HoTT receiver must first be "bound" to at least one model memory. This process is generally called "binding" and it needs to be repeated each time a new receiver is installed in a model. -
Page 27: Binding A Model
Multi Receiver Binding The mz-16 supports multi receiver binding. You can bind up to two Graupner HoTT receivers. Each bound receiver can add to the total available channels of all receivers bound to a single model. - Page 28 5. Tapping Ok will activate the new channel mapping. It can be tested by assigning a control in the Control Set menu for example to channel 16 and plugging in a servo on channel 8 of Rx2 to verify channel operation. Page 28 of 52 S1047.mz-16-V1.0-EN...
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Page 29: Range Test
To guarantee a safe model operation, the range must always be at least 50 m or 160 ft on the ground. CAUTION Never start a range test on the transmitter during normal model operation! Page 29 of 52 S1047.mz-16-V1.0-EN... -
Page 30: Digital Switches
In the illustration on the left, for example, the digital switch “D1” is selected at the receiver connection 4 of the receiver (the bound receiver is a GR-16, 8 channel receiver but you can use any HoTT Page 30 of 52 S1047.mz-16-V1.0-EN... -
Page 31: Assign Digital Switches To Widgets
Switching to level allows the direct connection of transistors or LEDs to the receiver output via a series resistor. • For Graupner receivers GR-12 (#33506), GR-16 (#33508), GR-24 (#33512), GR-32 (#33516) and GR-24 PRO (#33583) as well as GR-16L (#S1021), GR-24L (#S1022) and GR-32L (#S1023) series resistors are already installed and LEDs can be connected directly between the orange servo pulse wire and the brown or black “-”... -
Page 32: Assigning Digital Switches On Rx
In the picture on the left this is for example “D01”. 7. Tap the middle ENTER key to complete the process. The value field is not inverted anymore. 8. Eventually use the same procedure with the assignment of other switches. Page 32 of 52 S1047.mz-16-V1.0-EN... -
Page 33: Setting Controls And Mixers
5. If needed you can tap on the “Spline” icon which determines if the curve should be “square” or “curved”. Page 33 of 52 S1047.mz-16-V1.0-EN... -
Page 34: Setting A Curve
The selected point is displayed in red and the top right shows the number of the point and the minus symbol to the right. 2. Tapping the icon deletes the selected point. 3. If necessary, proceed identically with further points Page 34 of 52 S1047.mz-16-V1.0-EN... -
Page 35: Stick Calibration
2. Tap on the start button and follow the instructions for stick calibration. Please note that you also need to calibrate the two lever controls LV1 and LV2. 3. When successfully completed you will have the option to save or cancel the operation. Page 35 of 52 S1047.mz-16-V1.0-EN... -
Page 36: Servo Display
A value of 1500 ms represents 0% which is the controls middle position. This view also shows the channel names as assigned by the system or as named by the user. Page 36 of 52 S1047.mz-16-V1.0-EN... -
Page 37: Telemetry
Viewing telemetric information or settings from additional receivers bound to the model can be done by tapping on the “RX Select” field which will show a list with all active receivers to pick from. Page 37 of 52 S1047.mz-16-V1.0-EN... -
Page 38: Telemetry Cycle
Level of channels 1 … 75 coming from the receiver of the 2.4 GHz band in dBm at the transmitter. Lower row Level of channels 1 … 75 coming from the transmitter of the 2.4 GHz band in dBm at the receiver. Page 38 of 52 S1047.mz-16-V1.0-EN... - Page 39 Rx dBm Level in dBm expressed as the percentage of the transmitter signal arriving at the receiver Voltage actual operating voltage of the power supply of the receiving system Page 39 of 52 S1047.mz-16-V1.0-EN...
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Page 40: Setting & Data View
Tapping the cenetr button activates or deactivates the value field of a modifiable parameter. When a parameter is displayed inverted, the selected value can be changed with the upper or lower key within the possible setting range. Page 40 of 52 S1047.mz-16-V1.0-EN... -
Page 41: Rf Communication
The mz-16 WLAN MAC address can be found in System – Info & Update under ID Information. THIS IS ONLY NEEDED when you use WLAN security settings including the MAC address. If there is an active connection the WLAN symbol will be lit on the main display. Page 41 of 52 S1047.mz-16-V1.0-EN... -
Page 42: Bluetooth ® Operation
If there is an active connection, the Bluetooth™ symbol is lit on the main display. Note The mz-16 can operate simultaneously with Bluetooth® however both use the same operating frequencies and therefore could interfere with each other. Page 42 of 52 S1047.mz-16-V1.0-EN... -
Page 43: Firmware Update
When the “Mass Storage” option is selected your PC will recognize the transmitter as a disk drive. All required programs and files needed to update your Graupner products can be found both in the directory "Util" on the mass memory of the transmitter. -
Page 44: Transmitter Update
3. When the border of the ON / OFF switch turns green, the keys can be released. 4. Shortly thereafter, the forced update starts with the latest available firmware version found in the "Update" directory of the transmit- ter. Page 44 of 52 S1047.mz-16-V1.0-EN... -
Page 45: Forced Usb Update
5. As described above in previous points "Updating the Transmitter” load a file suitable for updating the mz-16 HoTT transmitter onto the transmitter. 6. Switch off the transmitter and disconnect the USB cable from your computer. 7. Do a forced update as described above. Page 45 of 52 S1047.mz-16-V1.0-EN... -
Page 46: Simlified Declaration Of Conformity
Antenna Separation Distance When operating your Graupner transmitter, please be sure to maintain a separation distance of at least 20 cm between your body (excluding fingers, hands, wrists, ankles and feet) and the antenna to meet RF exposure safety requirements as determined by FCC regulations. -
Page 47: Ic Information
This device complies with Industry Canada license-exempt RSS standard(s). Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference, Including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device. Page 47 of 52 S1047.mz-16-V1.0-EN... -
Page 48: Notes On Environmental Protection
These operating instructions are exclusively for information purposes and are subject to change without prior notification. The current version can be found on the Internet at www.graupner.com on the relevant product page. In addition, the company Graupner/SJ has no responsibility or liability for any errors or inaccuracies that may appear in construction or operation manuals. - Page 49 Page 49 of 52 S1047.mz-16-V1.0-EN...
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