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i,:

Assigning

linking up, the

transmitter

controls,

control

f unctions

and

servos

is the first and

most

important

part

ot the

setting up

process

which has to

be carried

out

belore

you

can

actually use

the equipment

to control

new model.

But don't

run and

hide

there's

nothing

very complicated

waiting for

you.

you

have owned

another

radio control system

beJore

the

"PROFI

mc 3010",

you

have

probably

already

car

ried

out this

"assigning"

process

without realising

it.

lf,

for example,

you

have changed

switches

round,

swapped

connectors

over,

in order to set

"aileron

right" and

"elevator

|eft", then

you

have already

"as-

signed"

those

Junctions to sult

your

preference.

We can difterentiate

between

two torms of

assign-

ing:

Assigning

the transmitter

controls

to the control

functions

The examDle

mentioned above

falls into

this cat-

egory

Another example

would be

to decide

that the

left-

hand

slider

is to control the

model's airbrakes.

Assigning the

servos to

the control

functions

For

example,

this might

mean that servo

No. 2

(the

ser-

vo connected

to receiver

output

2) is to operate

the el-

evator:

in a helicopter

that servos

1, 2 and 3

control a

swashplate

with

12o-degree

actuation system.

earlier

radio control

systems

this

"total

adjustment"

facility

was

not

provided,

and

in fact

it is not absolutely

essential.

But

you

will soon

see

that it

is highly

practical

and

useful.

The assigning

procedure

can also be

extended

to cope

with the

"miiing"

ot control

functions; but

we don't

want to cover

this

point

here.

lt is discussed

in full

page

45, under

the title

"Mixers".

Why do

we have to

assign anything?

This

question

is not all that

easy to answer

simply;

nev-

ertheless

will try. Here

are some

of the

reasons:

1. Many

of the transmitter's

functions are carried

out

a comDuter

and

its

related software.

The software

much more

likely to

work in a sensible

way

if it is

given

soecific

information.

For example,

"elevator"

instead

"left

stick. uo/down".

2. Terms such

"left

aileron"

"right

collective"

are

familiar

to any

modeller. lf

you

"tell"

the

transmitter,

when

assigning

the servos,

that servo

No. 3 is the

"coF

lective

pitch"

servo,

you

can be

certain that

the collec-

tive

pitch

signal

will always be

available

at socket

3 on

the receiver, and

that all

mixing arrangements

which

in-

volve that

channel

will automatically

be carried

out cor-

rectly.

prevents you

having

to worry about

details

which can be

difficult to

sort out.

ln short:

Assigning draws

a clear

line to

follow: for

you

and

for the computer

your

transmitter.

How to assign

the

transmitter

controls

From

the Status

Display,

move to the

"Assign"

using

the

key sequence

@ZN.

We assume

again that

"BlG

LIFT"

still

the model

in the current

memory

01.

The

display

will look

like this:

rt_:t:ttlTFjUL

L:EE

l"lt:tr

rTElll.H

U5Fi-l'll

iir

now this

much should be

obvious:

in this

line of the

m-enu

you

select

the transmitter

control.

In our example,

leave the

"A"

showing

(flashing)

and

press

the

key.

The

function which appears

after

the

letter now starts

flash

(in

our example

"AlLER"),

Now things do

get

a little

more difficult.

vou

press

the

(or

key to

leaf through

the func-

tions,

ihe transmitter

will offer

you

the following

Junc-

tions

turn:

Select

"CONTROr

(transmitter

control) by

the

key. This

is what

you

will see:

t:l

t_:Ltt..lTF:uL5

r tl I

LEF:r:ttl

The transmitter

responds by showing

one

oJ the

nine

controls

l) in the display.

Press the

key.

The let-

ter

starts to

flash.

Now

press

the

key repeatedly

until

control

"A'

appears.

Try using the

key as

well.

D are

the symbols

for the

stick units.

The letters

are

also

printed

on the

transmitter

casing.

For example, C

the

right-left

movement ot the

right-hand stick

unit.

E and

are

the two

sliders; these

letters

are also

printed

on the transmitter

casing.

is normally

(as

standard)

the

"switched

channel"

No.

are

not available

the standard

transmitter.

you

need these

channels,

you

can

install extra switches

and

connect

them to the

main circuit

board sockets

marked

with those

letters.

See

Page

you

see,

these

include all the

most commonly

used functions:

Columns

1 and

2 for fixed

wing and

helicopters;

Column 3

Jor model boats

and electric-powered

models

(including

electric-powered

aircraft).

Column

4 is

for the

'extra-special

functions"

1- 5.

"AUX.

AUX.4"

are used

when no other

term

"fits".

Wewill explain

",/,"

the

last option

very soon!

pressing

AlLERon

ELEVator

RUDDeT

THROTtIe

2THR

(tor

z ens.)

SPOlLer

FLAP

RETRAct

]iOWHOok

MlXTUre

ROLL-axis

PITCH-axis

YAW-axis

COLL.

PITCH

GYRO

SHIPRUDeT

MOTOR

(etectric)

MOT.2

(etectric)

AUX.

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