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We have

"pre-defined"

these

functions

for

you

so that

you

don't have to type

anything in; all

you

have to

select the right option. There is

also another reason: if

you

select the terms from the list

above,

your

"intelli-

gent"

transmitter works out what

you

are

likely

to ask

next, and

prepares

itself

accordingly.

The

best way of coming to terms with

this

procedure

is to carry

out a sample assigning

exercise.

We will assume

model

glider

with

elevator,

rudder,

ailerons and spoilers.

The right-hand

stick is to control

elevator and aileron;

the left-hand

stick the rudder. The

spoilers are to be oo-

erated

with

the right-hand

slider.

It is obvious

that the forward/back movement

of the left-

hand stick, the left-hand

slider and the

switch

"No.

are not

going

be used.

Now we can

get going

provided

that

you

are still at

the

"ASSIGN

CONTROLS" menu.

First

the elevator:

Key

leaf through with the

and

keys until D ap-

pears

(right-hand

stick, forward/back).

Ohe

line

under this

the display already shows ELEV,

there is nothing

to be changed here)

Now the ailerons:

Key

leaf through again

using

and

until G ap-

pears (right-hand

stick,

left/right).

Key

leaf through

until AILER appears.

Now

the

rudder:

Key

leaf through

until

appears

(left-hand

stick,

left/right).

Key

leal through

until RUDD appears.

Finally the spoilers:

Key

leaf through until F

appears

(right-hand

slider).

PS.: if

you

wish,

you

can asslgn the stick func-

tion B to the spoilers instead

the

slider

Key

Sl;

leal

through until SPOIL appears.

That's

almost all there is to it. But what of the

unused

controls

(8,

E, G, H,

There is

a danger here that something has

already been

assigned to these controls when the memory was last in

use

something

which

could cause

problems.

At the

very least

it would offend

the sensitive

glider guider

see

THROTTLE

against B, for

example.

You've

guessed

it: this is where

comes in. As described

above, se-

lect the

controls B, E, G, H, and I in turn,

and assign

them to

",..'.",

unless that has already

been done.

This is typical of

the

way

computers have to

treated:

even when they are

supposed to do nothing at

all,

you

have

to tell them expressly, otherwise

they might do

something

unexpected!

The tidy-minded modeller

should always assign

unused

transmitter controls to

...

/',

€VOn

when it

appears to

be unnecessary. lt is

always

worth

doing, as it can avoid

considerable conf

usion.

Now

you

really are finished,

and can

leave

the menu

with

the

key.'

Incidentally:

In the

example above we deliberately chose a

complex

sequence for the assigning

process; you

will

soon find

out

just

how

quickly

this can all be

done.

And

one

thing:

You might

have the bright idea

of assigning two

transmitter

controls to the same function,

e.g.

Aileron"

and

Aileron". In that case the

compu-

ter would not know which instruction it

was sup-

posed

to act upon, For this reason

our

programmer

has instrubted it to

consider the

"last

one" as the

valid

entry. In our

example

it would ignore

the

tirst

entry

Aileron",

and accept

Aileron".

you

want

to,

you

can skip a few

pages

at this

point

and do the fol-

rowrng:

Copy the results of

your

work into memory No.02;see

page

41.

Switch

memories; to No.

02. See

page

43.

3. Enter the name

"FLAMINGO";

see

page

43.

the

following

examples we assume that

you

have done all this.

How to assign the servos

"assigning

the servos" we mean inJorming the

transmitter

which tunctions

are to be carried out bv

which servo, i.e.

you

determine

the

servo

functions.

To make it

quite

clear which servo we mean, each servo

is designated with the number of the receiver output

socket to which it is connected:

1ls

Receiver

The servo connected

to receiver outDut No. 1 is there-

fore servo No.

that connected to output 2

servo No.

2, and so

on.

At this

point you

have a more or less unrestricted choice

of which

number

controls

which function. However, we

strongly

recommend

that

you

adopt a

"standard"

se-

quence,

this makes

the

whole

business of setting up

a new model easier to understand.

Our

suggestion

(adopted

from the

ROYAL mc"):

Aileron

Elevator

Rudder

Throttle

Aileron 2

(if

separate aileron

servos

are used)

Servo

No.

I :

auxiliary

functions

special cases

(e.9.

wings

with multiple

control sur-

faces)

you

will need to

arrange

things

difterently; but

more of that later.

Now the

preamble

over,

can

get

down to business.

In the displays which follow we assume that

you

have

moved

memory

"02

FLAMINGO", as described

aDove.

Starting

from the

Status display,

press

@ZNtr

reach the

"ASSIGN

SERVOS" menu. You will see this:

t155I

riH

5EFiLrü i

TrJ llILEFiut'l r

Servo

No. 1

Servo

No. 2

Servo

No.

Servo

No. 4

Servo No. 5

Servo No. 1

Servo No. 2

Servo No. 3

Servo

No. 4

Servo No. 5

Servo No. 6

Servo No. 7

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