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This

section

is necessarily somewhat

dry and theoreti-

cal,

and

you

can skip

it for the moment

you

wish.

However, sooner or

later

you

will need to absorb

some

of this information,

particularly

when installing auxiliary

switches or

other exDansion units.

As we have already seen on

page

where the

internal

connectors are described,

there are several diflerent

types of connector.

First there are the connectors

which have one

purpose

only: Digi-Adjustor

(DE),

Keypad

ff)

and Memory Switch

(M).

There

is not much to say about these sockets

each

unit must be connected

in the correct

place.

Next comes the

group

"letter

inputs": A to

These are

connectons for the transmitter

controls.

Here a brief explanation

is necessary: the

inputs A, B,

C, D are

not

shown

individually; they are

grouped

to-

gether

"KnU'

(left-hand

stick

A, B) and

"KnR"

(right-hand

stick

D). The

stick

units must also

connected

to the correct sockets

(KnL

and KnR).

The remaining inputs are

marked

to S5 and US.

This

is where

"change-over

switches"

and

"coupling

switches"

are connected.

What are

transmitter controls?

Well, in coarse terms, these

are all the

"movable

ele-

ments" on

your

transmitter,

which

you

use

to operate

something on

your

model. They

include the 'wo stick

units,

the sliders, and

also, for example,

the switch

which

you

use to

release the aero-tow mechanism.

what are change-over switches

and coupling

switches?

These switches

are usually used

not to actually

move

something

on the model, but,

for example, to

switch be-

tween

different

pre-set

values

(such

Dual Rates) or

activate

coupled controls

(e.9.

Combi-Switch,

or a

f lap/elevator

coupling switch).

"extra"

for the expert:

The switch

"Sl"

is a special-purpose

feature which

does

not fit into our

neat

scheme.

a 3-stage

switch,

and

should

really be included as a

"transmitter

control",

as it is connected

to input

"l".

However,

can

be used

in a similar

way

to one of the change€ver

or coupling

switches;

especially

in combination

with a transmitter

control.

An explanation

of these

special

features

would only

confuse

matters at this

point.

Please see

page

in the

Section

entitled

For experts".

Now we come

one

further difterence,

and a

possi-

ble source of

confusion.

According

to what we

have

just

said, a switch

can be

ei-

ther a

transmitter control

or a change-over

or coupling

switch,

depending on

where

it is

connected

inside the

transmitter.

But this

is only

partly

true:

Change-over

switches and

coupling

switches

have a

2-core connecting

lead. A switch

with a 3-core

lead can-

not be used

for this

ourpose.

Switches

which act

as transmitter

controls

may have ei-

ther a

2-core or a 3-core

lead.

For a simple ON/OFF

switch

(2-position)

the lead

is 2-core.

For a 3-stage

switch

it must be 3-core.

Why?

When

you plug

in a switch,

the transmitter

control

inpüt

"sees"

whatever

the unit

potentiometer

the

input sees a switch

as a crude

pot,

which can only

be set to

its

end-ooint

values.

And one more

note

In line with

what we have

just

said,

it is

perfectly

possi-

ble to connect

switches

(preferably

3-position

switches)

to inouts

E and F

instead of the standard

sliders.

This

can

be a useful

feature for special

models

which

require

many switched

channels.

On the

other hand

inputs G,

H, I can also be

used with

further Dots

instead of switches.

Most users

of the

PROFI mc 3010

will

hardly ever need

these

features. Our

intention

presenting

this brieJ ex-

cursion

into the

realm of the unused

features" is

just

give

you

idea of the flexibility

and

versatility of

your

new system.

What this all

means in

practice:

When

you

assign

or adiust

transmitter

controls,

you

will

always

find

yoursell

dealing

with the

"letter"

abbrevia-

tions.

When

you

are

assigning

change-over

switches

or cou'

pling

switches,

you

will be dealing

with 51

to S5 and

L/S.

When f itting auxiliary

switches

you

must bear

in mind

the number

of wires

in the cable.

t.r

rtrl

EITiLIFT

FFI'l'1

. ErSrtllllllr:rri

trr

The top line:

number

of the

"current"

memory.

This is always

the memory

(or

"list")

which

was in use

last time

you

operated

the system.

This usually

means:

the

model

that

you

last operated.

BIG

LIFT

Name of the

model

in English.

That's

easier

than

remembering

a number,

isn't it?

PPM 9

Transmitter's current

transmission

mode

(modulation). Also the same

as the

last time

you

used

the set.

The

"Operations"

"Status"

display

(Here

again

we will assume that

you

have copied

"BlG

LIFT" into

memory 01, as described

under

"Quickstart"

and that

you

have

not switched to a different

memory.

OJ course,

what

we are

going

say next applies

every

other

model memory.)

When

you

switch

the transmitter

on, the Status

display

will appear

on the LCD screen.

provides

a summary

of the

most

important things

you

need to

know

lor

con-

trolling

your

model:

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