User manual MAPPY MINI 300ND QUICK GUIDE

[. . . ] The materials can be re-used according to their identification code. You can make an important contribution to the protection of our shared environment by recycling old equipment and making use of its basic materials. Dry and rechargeable batteries must be removed from the device and taken to the appropriate collection point. Please ask your local authority for the location of your nearest waste disposal site. [. . . ] 4101 or vat Ele Installation notes The servos MUST be connected to the receiver outputs in the following order: Outputs not required are simply left vacant. Please note the following points in particular: • If you are using only one aileron servo, receiver output 5 (right aileron) is left unused; it can also be used for another purpose if you select “1 AIL” in the “Basic settings” menu. € Please also read the information on the following pages. Powered and unpowered fixed-wing model aircraft, with up to two ailerons … … and “normal” tail type Free, or auxiliary function Receiver power supply Telemetry sensor or right aileron Rudder Elevator Ailerons or left aileron Receiver power supply Airbrakes - or throttle servo or speed controller (electric model) . And “2 elevator servos” tail type - only with optional Smart-Box 2nd elevator Receiver power supply Telemetry sensor or right aileron Rudder 1st elevator Ailerons or left aileron Receiver power supply Airbrakes - or throttle servo or speed controller (electric model) As there are several possible combinations of servo orientation and control surface linkage, you may find that the direction of rotation of one or more servos is incorrect. Use the following table to solve the problem. Model type V-tail Servo rotating in wrong direction Rudder and elevator reversed Rudder correct, elevator reversed Elevator correct, rudder reversed Remedy Reverse servos 3 + 4 in the “servo set. € menu Swap over servos 3 + 4 at the receiver Reverse servos 3 + 4 in the “servo set. € menu, AND swap over at the receiver Powered and unpowered delta / flying wing models … … with two elevon and two elevator servos Left flap (aileron) / elevator Receiver power supply Right flap (aileron) / elevator Free or rudder Right elevon (aileron / elevator) Left elevon (aileron / elevator) Receiver power supply Airbrakes - or throttle servo or speed controller (electric model) Delta, flying wing Elevator and ailerons Reverse servos 2 + 3 in reversed the “servo set. € menu Elevator correct, ailerons reversed Reverse servos 2 + 3 in the “servo set. € menu, AND swap over at the receiver Swap over servos 2 + 3 at the receiver Ailerons correct, elevator reversed … and “V-tail” tail type Free, or auxiliary function Receiver power supply Telemetry sensor or right aileron Right rudder / elevator Left rudder / elevator Ailerons or left aileron Receiver power supply Airbrakes - or throttle servo or speed controller (electric model) All menus which are relevant to fixed-wing models are marked with an “aeroplane” symbol in the “Program descriptions”: This means that you can easily skip irrelevant menus when programming a fixed-wing model aircraft. To select a Country setting, you must first switch the transmitter off, then insert the supplied programming plug in the DATA socket on the back and the Jumper in the position „NO MIX“ on the front of the transmitter. Switch the transmitter on: you can now toggle between the “GENERAL” and “France” settings by briefly pressing the BIND-button: Buzzer transmitter buzzers 1x LED Description orange LED on Country setting Universal/Europe County setting France elev. Up Basically there are four possible ways of arranging the principal control functions of a fixed-wing model on the two dual-axis sticks: the primary functions are aileron, elevator, rudder and throttle (or airbrakes). Which of these options you select depends on your individual preferences and flying style. To select the stick mode, first select the transmitter mode „normal“ with the mode switch. Turn the transmitter OFF and insert the supplied programming plug into the DATA socket on the back of the transmitter. Turn ON the transmitter: you can now call up the desired stick mode by cycling through the modes with a brief press of the BIND-button: transmitter buz- orange LED zers 2 times flashes To choose a country, hold the BIND-button pressed for approx. When you release the button, the transmitter should emit an audible signal and the buzzer sound stops. Switch OFF the transmitter and remove the programming plug. Never use the remote control with programming connector plugged in!Later, to check the country setting which is programmed, watch out for the Status-LED on the transmitter. [. . . ] € Transmitter voltage display with • Country setting user-variable warning threshold • Range check • Signal quality • Receiver temperature • Receiver voltage • Servo reverse • Servo neutral position • Servo travel • Cycle time • Channel swap • Fail-Safe settings • Mixer settings • Servo test Dimensions: approx. 6 This USB interface cable is used with the separately available adapter cable No. 6A This adapter cable is used with the separately available USB interface cable cable No. Appendix 133 134 For your notes For your notes 135 Sommaire Généralités Conseils de sécurité . [. . . ]