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Manual
X-8E
4 channel HoTT 2.4 GHz transmitter
Copyright © Graupner/SJ GmbH
No. S1008
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Index
Introduction...........................................................................5
Service Center......................................................................5
Intended Use.........................................................................6
Package Content..................................................................6
Technical Data......................................................................7
Declaration of Conformity...................................................7
Symbols Explication.............................................................8
Safety Notes..........................................................................8
For your safety by handling the battery.................................9
Control Elements and Connections..................................11
Buttons and Switches Layout...........................................11
Commissioning...................................................................12
Battery connection.............................................................12
Battery charging.................................................................12
Transmitter power switch...................................................12
Tension Spring Adjustment...............................................13
Adjusting Steering Wheel Position...................................13
Converting the Steering Wheel for Left-Handers............14
Installing the Steering Wheel Adapter..............................15
RF SET.................................................................................16
Binding..............................................................................16
Channel features (CH FUNCTION)......................................17
Range test.........................................................................18
Start Display........................................................................19
Main Menu...........................................................................21
H/W SET..............................................................................21
TELE. (Telemetry Menu).....................................................22
Setting & Data View...........................................................22
RF Status View..................................................................22
Voice Trigger......................................................................23
Device Management..........................................................23
Secret Mode........................................................................24
Announcements (Voice Update).........................................24
Language change..............................................................24
Steering wheel and throttle lever calibration........................25
Interface (BT SPEED).........................................................25
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Display Warnings................................................................26
Voltage Display Calibration...............................................26
Change the Values in an Input Field.................................27
M-SEL (Model Selection)...................................................27
REVERSE (Servo Reverse).................................................27
TRIM....................................................................................27
TRA ADJ (E.P.A.).................................................................28
DR/EXP (Dual Rate/Exponential)......................................28
B.R.A....................................................................................29
B-MIX...................................................................................30
TH RESP (Throttle Response)...........................................30
IDLEUP (Pumping)..............................................................30
PROFILE..............................................................................31
S/SPEED..............................................................................32
START..................................................................................32
TIMER..................................................................................33
SW SET................................................................................34
FAIL SAFE............................................................................36
SERVO (S View)...................................................................36
P/MIX...................................................................................37
AUX......................................................................................38
S/MODE...............................................................................38
A.B.S....................................................................................40
Operating Receiver GR-8...................................................41
GR-8 Receiver Telemetry Menu........................................42
Firmware Update - Transmitter.........................................43
Firmware Update - Receiver.............................................44
Battery Disposal.................................................................45
Care and Maintenance.......................................................45
Warranty..............................................................................45
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Introduction
Thank you for purchasing the Graupner X-8E HoTT radio. This
radio will transform the way you have been experiencing surface
radios and add a new level of user experience between you and
your model. The X-8E is easy to use and setup using the TFT
color and touch screen. The voice notifications will even further
enhance your user experience.
You can get more out of your X-8E using our wide selection of
telemetry speed controllers and telemetry ESC’s. All HoTT compatible products can be setup and programmed directly wireless from the X-8E. No need for computers or programming
boxes!
Check us out regularly on the web for new changes and revisions of our manuals and firmware at www.graupnerusa.com.
This product complies with national and European legal requirements.
To maintain product condition and to ensure safe operation, you must
read and follow this user manual and the safety notes before use!
Note
This operating manual is part of the product. It contains important
information concerning operation and handling. Keep these instructions for future reference. Please pass this on to future owners or
third parties.
Service Center
Graupner USA – OPENHOBBY LLC
3941 Park Dr., Suite 20-571
El Dorado Hills, CA 95762
United States
Phone: (855) 572-4746 x2
Hours: Mon – Fri 9:00am – 4:00pm PST
Email: service@graupnerusa.com
Online Support: www.graupnerusa.com
Graupner Online		 For service centers, downloads, upgrades and product list, visit
our web site at www.graupnerusa.com.
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Intended use
The X-8E HoTT transmitter is an ergonomically and technically
modern 8 function radio control system in 2.4 GHz HoTT technology for ambitious and professional RC car and speedboat
drivers.
The X-8E HoTT transmitter is designed exclusively to be used in
battery-powered, unmanned radio controlled models; any other
use is not allowed. For any improper use no warranty or liability
is accepted.
Read through this entire manual before you attempt to use the
X-8E HoTT transmitter.
Graupner/SJ constantly works on the development of all products; we reserve the right to change the item, its technology and
equipment.
The product is not a toy. It is not suitable for children under
14 years. The operation of the X-8E HoTT transmitter must be performed by experienced modelers. If you do not have sufficient
knowledge about dealing with radio-controlled models, please
contact an experienced model builder or a model club.
Package content
 X-8E transmitter
 GR-8 Receiver
 LiPo battery 1S 5000 mAh
 USB update cable set (No.S8500, 7168.S)
 Micro SD card
 Steering wheel adapter 10 degree and cover
 Manual
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Technical Data
X-8E transmitter data
Operating voltage
Frequency
Weight
Modulation
Range
Control functions
Power consumption
Temperature range
Antenna type
Dimensions
3.4 to 6 V
2.4 Ghz
1.44 lb (657 g)
FHSS
1640 ft (500 m)
max. 600 mA
14° to 130°F (-10 to +55 °C)
Patch antenna
8.6 x 7.3 x 5.5 in
GR-8 receiver data
Operating voltage
Frequency
Weight
Modulation
Range
Control functions
Power consumption
Temperature range
Aerial length
Dimensions
3.6 to 8.4 V
2.4 Ghz
0.24 oz (6.9 g)
FHSS
1640 ft (500 m)
80 mA
14° to 130°F (-10 to +55 °C)
4.3 in (110 mm)
1.18 x 0.82 x 0.56 in
Declaration of conformity
S1008 / X-8E
Graupner/SJ declares that the product is conform to EU norms.
EN 301 489-1 V1.9.2
EN 301 489-17 V2.2.1
EN 300 328 V1.8.1
EN 60950-1:2006 + A11:2009 + A1:2010 + A2:2013
EN 62311:2008
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Symbols explication
Always observe the information indicated by this warning sign.
Particularly those which are additionally marked with the signal
words CAUTION or WARNING.
			 WARNING indicates the potential for serious injury.
			 CAUTION indicates possibility of lighter injuries.
Note indicates potential malfunctions.
Attention indicates potential damages to objects.
Safety notes
General
These safety instructions are intended to protect this product,
yourself and the safety of others. Please read this section very
carefully before using this product!
To avoid risk of suffocation, keep packaging materials away from
babies and small children.
 Supervision by an experienced adult is required for children, persons mentally or physically handicapped, novices, or anyone not capable of safely using this product.
 Always perform a range and function test on the ground
before you use your model (hold your model tight). Repeat
the test with running motor and with short throttle bursts.
 Check all relevant laws and regulations before using this
remote control model. These laws and regulations must
be observed in for the safety of yourself and others and
may vary by state, region, or country.
 Special liability insurance policies are mandatory for all
device operations. If you already own a device, determine
if the respective model is covered by your insurance.
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 Protect all equipment from dust, dirt, moisture, vibration and
excessive heat or cold. The models may only be operated
remotely in normal outside temperatures ranging from 14° to
130°F (-10°C to 55°C).
 Maintain frequent updates of your HoTT components with
the latest firmware version.
 For additional questions or support, contact the Graupner
USA Service Center, or an experienced user.
Battery Safety
CAUTION
 Protect batteries from dust, moisture, heat and vibrations.
For use in dry locations only.
 Do not use damaged batteries.
 Batteries not handled properly may catch fire, explode, or
cause irritation and burns. To extinguish a battery fire use
either water, CO² or sand.
 Batteries should not be heated, burned, short-circuited,
incorrectly inserted, modified, soldered or welded.
 Charge batteries in a room outfitted with a smoke detector, on a non-flammable, heat-resistant and non-conductive surface. Keep away from combustible or highly flammable objects while charging. Always monitor batteries
during the charging process.
 Do not exceed the maximum quick-charging current
specified for the respective cell type.
 If a battery reaches temperatures above 140°F (60°C)
while it is being charged, immediately stop charging and
let the battery cool down to approximately 86 - 104°F (30
- 40°C).
 Never charge batteries that have already been charged,
are hot or are not fully discharged. If a cell in a battery pack
heats up following a quick-charge process, this may indicate a defective cell. Discard the battery immediately!
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 Damaged or corroded batteries may leak an electrolyte
that is caustic and should not be touched or come into
contact with your skin or eyes. In case of emergency,
rinse thoroughly with water and seek immediate
medical attention.
 Always fully recharge the battery.
Special instructions on charging LiPo batteries
 To charge and discharge LiPo batteries, only use specifically designed chargers/dischargers with balancer connector.
 The white connector (cell count + 1 pole) is designed for
the connection to a LiPo balancer or a battery charger as
a single cell charger with a manual cell balancer. Always
charge the battery with the balancer connector.
Safety notes for stocking LiPo batteries
 LiPo batteries should be stored with a voltage of about
3.8V per cell. If the cell voltage falls below 3V, then the battery must be charged. Fully discharging or storing a battery with a cell voltage < 3V renders the battery useless.
 Exersize safety procautions when charging and transporting your LiPo batteries. Always use a safety bag.
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Control Elements and connections
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1. Touch Display
7. Mini USB socket
2. Steering wheel
8. On/off switches
3. Throttle lever
9. Direct button S1 (see chapter SW SET)
4. Earphone socket
10. Direct button S2 (see chapter SW SET)
5. SD card slot
6. Data socket
Buttons and Switches Layout
1. PS 1
2. PS 2
3. PS 3
4. DV
5. TR 1
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6. TR 2
7. TR 3
8. TR 4
9. TR 5
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Commissioning
Battery socket
Battery connection
Remove the cover from the bottom of the transmitter and connect the battery, paying attention to the correct polarity. Shut
the cover and ensure it is securely closed.
Set the the battery warning threshold in accordance with the
battery used. (see Chapter “SYS SET”)
If a voltage warning is triggered, charge the batteries.
Battery charging
Charge the LiPo batteries in the transmitter through the micro
USB socket using the USB cable provided. For all other battery
types, use an USB connection, e.g. a PC USB port or an USB
net adapter. During the charging process the LED under the display lights up red. When the battery is full the LED turns off.
Alternatively, you can charge the battery outside the transmitter
with an RC battery charger (not included).
On - Off
Switch
Transmitter power switch
On the top of the transmitter there are two buttons. To turn on
the transmitter with RF off, push the right button for about 2 seconds. When the RF mode is off, a safety feature is activated that
prevents switched-on models from accidentally starting during
programming. Additionally, power consumption is reduced,
significantly conserving battery life.
To turn on the transmitter with RF on, push the left button.
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Tension spring adjustment
To adjust the steering wheel
tension spring, locate the
adjusting screw in the housing
below the wheel.
Using a hex key, turn the
screw left or right to increase
or decrease tension force.
To adjust the throttle lever tension spring, locate the adjusting
screw in the housing at the throttle lever.
Using a hex key, turn the screw left or right to increase or
decrease tension force.
Adjusting the steering wheel position
To adjust the steering wheel position forward or backward,
remove the X-8E logo cover, located above the steering wheel.
Loosen the two screws and maneuver the steering wheel into
desired position. Retighten the two screws to secure.
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Converting the steering wheel for left-handers
The entire steering wheel can be converted to the left side for
operation by left-handers.
1. Remove the X-8E logo cover (see following figure).
2. Unscrew the steering wheel (2 screws).
3. Unplug the steering wheel cable.
4. Mount the steering wheel on the left side and re-plug the
cable.
5. Tighten the steering wheel and replace the X-8E logo
cover.
3.
2.
1.
5.
4.
Attention After the conversion, check all steering wheel functions, buttons and rotary controls before operating the model
again!
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Installing the steering wheel adapter
The steering wheel position can be adjusted 10 degrees through
an adapter.
1. Remove the steering wheel.
2. Remove the four long screws under the wheel.
3. Remove the steering wheel mechanism and disconnect
the connector.
4. Adjust the adapter to preferred position and secure with
the four short screws.
5. Reconnect the connector
6. Install the steering wheel mechanism on the adapter part
and reattatch the steering wheel.
Attention After the conversion, check all steering wheel functions, buttons and rotary controls before operating the model
again!
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RF SET
Binding and range test
Binding
To establish a communication link, bind the Graupner-HoTT
receiver to the X-8E Graupner-HoTT transmitter. The binding
process has already been performed for the transmitter and the
receiver included. However, binding is required for each additional receiver added to this transmitter. To bind additional
receivers:
NOTE: The transmitter can be turned ON or OFF with one of
two buttons. When using the white button, the transmitter RF
functions are completely disabled and it will not be possible
to turn on the RF or bind a receiver.
1. Turn on the transmitter using the RED button. If no
receiver is bound to the model, select SET. Selecting SET
will bring up the bind finction of the RF SET menu.
2. Select the correct RF system. (HoTT V2 for the GR-8 or
HoTT for the GR-4.) GR-8: The red LED flashes slowly
when there is no communications link. GR-4: The red
LED glows solid red when there is no communications
link.
3. Press and hold the SET button on the receiver for about
3 seconds.
4. Press the BIND button on the transmitter.
5. The OFF will change to CHK momentarily.
6. If the bind is successful, the number of receiver channels
will be displayed. If not successful, the button will return
to OFF status.
Repeat the bind process until successful. It is all a matter of timing. (Counting "one thousand one, one thousand two, one
thousand three" will help with the timing.)
Receiver
Transmitter display
BACK NORMAL
Binding button
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RF SYSTEM HOTT V2
BIND
OFF
TELEMETRY
ON
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Meaning of the individual menu items
BACK NORMAL
RF SYSTEM HOTT V2
BIND
R04
RF ON/OFF
ON
RANGE TEST
OFF
99sec
CH FUNCTION
>>
BACK NORMAL
SERVO
RF SYSTEM = HoTT for receiver (GR-4/12/16/18/24/32)
HoTT V2 for receiver with SUMD-V2 (GR-8)
BIND = Displays bound receiver channels
RF ON/OFF = Displays if RF is switched on or off
RANGE TEST = Range test (see chapter “Range test”)
CH FUNCTION ==> (only available in HoTT V2 operation with
compatible receiver)
Channel features (CH FUNCTION)
CH
FUNCT
Only available in HoTT V2 operation with compatible receiver!
CH 1
NSR12m0
Each channel is capable of the following signals:
CH 2
CH 3
NSR12m0
NSR12m0
CH 4
NSR12m0
 USR1m50 : ULTRA SIGNAL 1.5msec
 FSR3m00 : FAST SIGNAL 3.0msec
 SUMD-V2 : FAST SIGNAL BUS 3.0msec
 NSR6m00 : NORMAL SIGNAL 6.0msec
 NSR12m0 : NORMAL SIGNAL 12.0msec
 NSR24m0 : NORMAL SIGNAL 24.0msec
Use this menu to adjust the servo properties by setting the individual channel properties. (For more information refer to the
servo’s user’s manual.)
Attention
The SUMD-V2 setting can only be used for Graupner servos,
sensors and controllers that support this function!
BACK NORMAL
CH
FUNCT
Reboot as follows:
1. Power receiver off
2. Switch transmitter off
3. Switch transmitter on
4. Power receiver on
OK
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SERVO
Notice: To save receiver settings, follow the instructions on the
screen in the following order:
1. Switch receiver off
2. Switch transmitter off
3. Switch transmitter on
4. Switch receiver on
To verify the receiver settings are displayed, check the telemetry
menu.
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BACK NORMAL
RF SYSTEM HOTT V2
BIND
R04
RF ON/OFF
ON
RANGE TEST
ON
87sec
CH FUNCTION
>>
Range test
Always perform a range test before each operation. Have an
assistant to help with the range test. Range test instructions are
as follows:
1. Bind the receiver with the transmitter and insert into the
model. Switch on the transmitter first, then the receiver.
Servo movements can now be monitored.
2. Place the model on a flat surface (cement, mowed lawn
or level ground) with the receiver antennas at least 6 in (15
cm) above the ground. If necessary, place a support
underneath the model during the test. Hold the transmitter at waist-level at a comfortable distance from your
body. Do not point the aerial directly at the model.
Turn or angle the aerial tip so it stands vertical during operation. In the “RF SET” menu, press OFF in the “RANGE
TEST” line. This switches the option ON and begins the
range test. The test will ramian active for 99 seconds,
after which it will automatically switch off. (Quit the range
test at any time by pressing ON in the “RANGE TEST” line
to switch this option OFF.)
3. Walk away from the model and turn the wheel to simulate
all servo movements and normal operations. If at any time
you detect an interruption in the link within a range of
about 164 ft (50 m), attempt to reastablish the link.
4. To check interference resistance, switch on an existing
motor. Move away from the model until it no longer
responds. Manually terminate the range test mode.
5. The model should now respond again. If not, do not use
the system and contact the Graupner Service Center.
6. Ground range for safe operation and handling should be
within 164 ft (50 m).
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Start display
Symbol explination
3.9V
RX
TX
4.8V
RX
NORMAL
M-1
MODEL 1
000:00.0
ST
CH3
0%
ST TRIM
ST D/R +100%
CH3
100%
OFF
PS1
TH
CH4
TH TRIM
BK D/R
CH4
PS2
0%
100%
0%
OFF
O.TIME 0 : 23 : 02 B.TIME 0 : 11 : 59
Voice output (announce)
Blue = Active / Gray = Inactive
Earphones (announce)
Blue = Connected / Gray = Disconnected
Display rotation (function - press)
Normal = 1 / 90° right = 2 / 90° left = 3
SD card (indicator)
Blue = Inserted / Gray = Not Inserted
Display warnings (function - press)
Warnings display (see chapter “Warnings”)
Transmitter battery display (function - press)
Graphic representation of battery power level and green voltage information
(see chapter “Voltage indicator calibration”). Blinks while battery charging.
3.9 V
RX
Reception strength (display)
Red bars representing receiver (RX) field strength.
RF switched on (display)
Blue = RF On / Gray = RF Off
TX
RX
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4.8V
Transmission strength (display)
Green bars representing transmitter (TX) field strength
Receiver (RX) input voltage.
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M-1
M-1
Tap for model memory selection
Model 1
MODEL 1
Tap to input the model name
Profile
NORMAL
Tap to switching between the five profiles.
Main menu
Tap to move to main menu
Telemetry menu
Tap to move to telemetry menu
Bar display (display only)
Steering
Throttle
TH
ST
Percent display / status display
Shows the position percentage of steering, throttle, dual-rate
and the switch state of PS1 and PS2.
Tap this display screen to access a detail screen for more information. (Display only.)
Backdfgsd BACK
BACK NORMAL
TRIM ST
0%
CH3
0%
BK D/R
+100%
TRIM TH
0%
D/R ST L
-100%
CH4
0%
PS1
PS2
OFF
OFF
PS3
OFF
Model use time (see chapter “Timer”).
Battery use time (see chapter “Timer”).
000:00.0
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Laps timer: Tapping opens the “Timer” menu.
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Main Menu
Push the “F” icon in the main display to access the menu. The
menu system is comprised of 3 pages. Scroll between the
pages by tapping the <+ and -> directional buttons at the bottom of the screen. Tap the blue icons to access the related submenu screen.
3.9V
BACK
MODEL 1
3.9V
BACK
MODEL 1
3.9V
BACK
MODEL 1
M-SEL
RF SET
REVERSE
PROFILE
REVERSE
TH RESP
SW SET
S/MODE
TRA ADJ
DR/EXP
TRIM
S/SPEED
A.B.S
START
AUX
TELE.
B.R.A.
IDLE UP
TIMER
P/MIX
B-MIX
H/W SET
SERVO
H/W SET
BACK NORMAL
SERVO
The H/W SET menu controls system setup and display settings.
To switch between System and Display tap the button to the
right of H/W TYPE.
H/W Type
SYSTEM
Batt type
LI-PO
Batt Warning
3.4 V
Startup tone
ON
System settings (H/W TYPE = SYSTEM)
Battery type - This transmitter only works with a LiPo battery.
Voice volume
03
LiPo - The warning threshold is automatically set to 3.6V.
Power saving
OFF
Secret Mode
SET
Battery warning - The battery warning threshold can be manually
adjusted by 0.1V incriments.
Startup tone - Turn ON or OFF the startup melody.
Voice volume - Speaker volume control for voice announcements. OFF = no sound / 05 = highest volume.
Power saving - Turns ON or OFF a power-saving mode that
begins a 1 minute countdown following a period of inactivity.
After the countdown the transmitter will automatically switch off.
Secret Mode - Refer to the Secret Mode chapter for additional
information on these settings.
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BACK NORMAL
SERVO
Display
H/W TYPE
Brightness
15
Back light
OFF
Touch sense
LED control
SET
Display mode
RFID
55555
BACK NORMAL
Display settings (H/W TYPE = DISPLAY)
Brightness - Adjust brightness level from 1 - 20
Display light - Switching the backlight ON or OFF.
Touch sense - Adjust the touch screen sensitivity.
1 = very sensitive / 5 = reduced sensitivity.
LED control - Opens a separate page in where users can switch
on/off the transmitter's LED lights or change their colors.
SERVO
LEFT
RIGHT
OFF
BLUE
FRONT
Display mode - Change the display orientation. 			
1 = Normal. 2 = 90° right rotation. 3 = 90° left rotation.
RFID - Displays transmitter's identification number.
RED
TELE. (Telemetry Menu)
BACK NORMAL
SERVO
SETTING & DATA VIEW
>>
RF STATUS VIEW
>>
VOICE TRIGGER
>>
DEVICE MANAGEMENT
>>
BACK NORMAL
SERVO
Setting & Data View
This menu option allows setup of receiver's telemetry menu.
Refer to the receiver's user's manual for specific telemetry setup
information.
RF Status View
This display displays the frequency band and channel assignments.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
QUA
TD
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96%
STR
100%
- 56 dB
RD
- 36 dB
9ms
4.9
Vm
4.9
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BACK NORMAL
SERVO
10s
REPEAT
OFF
TRIGGER
OFF
--
FIXED VOICE
TRANSMITTER
RECEIVER
PLAY LIST
SERVO
CAR ESC
AIR ESC
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
VARIO
GPS
BACK NORMAL
Voice Trigger
Only connected sensors and receivers are active.
REPEAT: If the REPEAT function is activated (via SW/FUN
menu, VOICE RPT button), set the repetition frequency of the
voice output here.
TRIGGER: Switch ON or OFF voice output from play list.
SERVO
Device List
LIST
FIXED VOICE: Tap to open a drop-down menu of all voice
announcemnts available on the SUMD-V2 system.
Device Management
If the SUMD-V2 system's channels are set in the RF SET menu
at "CH FUNCTION", this menu manages the administration of
all devices connected to the receiver. (display only)
New Device
FIND
Live Log Device
>>
BACK NORMAL
No
Device
00
RECEIVER
SERVO
CH PORT
01
Device List
This menu shows a list of all connected devices and to which
receiver port they are connected. Devices can be assigned to
channels here.
02
03
04
05
BACK NORMAL
SERVO
Device
List
FINDING
LIST
NO.
00
New Device
Plug in a new device and push FIND. A pop-up menu will appear
showing the device is being located and assigned to a device
list number. Once found, tap OK.
NewOK
Device
FIND
Live Log Device
Repeat this process for each new device to be assigned to the
list.
>>
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BACK NORMAL
SERVO
Device
Number
01
02
03
Live Log Device
If the device is equipped with the Bluetooth module S8351, realtime telemetry data can be logged and analyzed and transmitted via features available found in the Firmware Upgrade Studio.
This menu logs, lists and numbers all devices being tracked
through this option.
Refer to the Secret Settings chapter for additional information
on setting up this option.
04
05
Secret Mode
The "Secret mode" option is the last item on the "H/W SET"
menu.
BACK Secret Mode
Voice Update
>>
Stick Calibration
>>
Interface
USB PORT
BT Speed
NORMAL
Announcements (Voice Update)
By default, all voice announcements are recorded in German
and are saved in a voice packet that is stored in the transmitter's
internal memory. They can be replaced by a voice packet of a
different language at any time.
On the micro SD card (included) choose from the following language options: German, English, French, Dutch, Italian and
Spanish.
You can also download additional language packets at
www.graupner.de.
BACK Voice File List
Language change
Language change step by step:
01
Voice2_German
02
Voice2_English
1. Insert the included SD memory card in its slot.
03
Voice2_France
2. Use the left switch to turn the transmitter on in RF mode.
04
Voice2_Italiano
05
Voice2_Spain
06
Voice2_Dutch
Load
3. Select the "Secret mode" menu in the H/W SET menu.
4. Tap the "Voice Update" button.
5. Highlight the language from the list by tapping the appropriate button.
6. Tap the "Load" button. The selected language packet will be
stored in the transmitter memory.
7. The loading process is finished as soon as the progress bar
at the lower edge of the display disappears.
8. When this process is finished, switch the transmitter OFF.
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Steering wheel and throttle lever calibration
If the center position of steering wheel or if the throttle lever does
not neutralize to 0% control travel, you can check and correct it
as follows.
Stick calibration step by step:
1. Go to the "M-SEL" menu and tap on an open model
memory slot to select.
2. Move to the "SERVO" menu without changing any trim
settings or other program settings.
BACK NORMAL
0%
L150%
F150%
ST
0%
TH
0%
R150%
B150%
0%
CH3
0%
CH3
0%
3. Center the steering wheel or the throttle lever by moving
the steering wheel and the throttle lever to the middle
position. If the throttle lever and the steering wheel are
correctly centered, the display should match the one
shown at left.
4. One at a time, move the steering wheel and throttle lever
as far as they will go in all directions without exerting force
at their position limits. The values should register between
-100% and +100%.
5. If the throttle lever or the steering wheel does not reach
the desired values, tap the "Stick Calibration" button in
the "Secret Mode" option in the "H/W SET" menu.
6. Follow the prompts on the screen by moving the steering
wheel and the throttle lever in the directions shown and
keep them still. Confirm the position by tapping on the
ENT button. Repeat this procedure for all of the indicated
positions. If you have correctly calibrated all positions, a
confirmation message will be displayed. Tap "OK" to save
the calibrations. Tapthe "BACK" button to quit the process and return to the submenu "Stick Calibration".
BACK Stick Calibration
0%
LEFT
ENT
Interface (BT SPEED)
Use this menu to assign transmitter ports for telemetry data
transmission.
DATA PORT
Plug in the external Bluetooth module S8351 to the DATA port
on the rear side of the transmitter. In the BT SPEED line, FAST
or NORMAL will automatically select depending on the transmission speed of the counterpart device.
USB PORT
Plug in the supplied connection cable 7168 to the micro USB
port on the rear side of the transmitter to establish a connection
with a PC.
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Display warnings
3.9V
RX
TX
4.8V
RX
NORMAL
M-1
MODEL 1
000:00.0
ST
CH3
TH
CH4
0%
ST TRIM
ST D/R +100%
CH3
100%
OFF
PS1
TH TRIM
BK D/R
CH4
PS2
Tap the exclimation point symbol in the top line of the
Start Display to open the warnings display screenshowing the current values for transmitter voltage (TX
VOLT), receiver voltage (RX VOLT), signal strength
(STRENGTH), speed controller current (ESC CUR.)
and speed controller voltage (ESC VOLT).
0%
100%
0%
OFF
O.TIME 0 : 23 : 02 B.TIME 0 : 11 : 59
BACK
CLR
A-
OFF S- ON
TX VOLT
3.9 V
RX VOLT
0.0 V
0%
ESC CUR.
0.0A
ESC VOLT
0.0V
Acoustic (A-) and optical (S-) warnings can be activated or
deactivated by tapping the ON or OFF buttons.
Resets the alarms by tapping Clear (CLR).
STRENGTH
Voltage display calibration
From the Main Menu, tap on the battery symbol to pull up
the voltage calibration display. Calibrate the voltage display as follows:
BACK NORMAL
Tx Volt
Cali. Data
3.95V
34814
+2
-2
+10
-10
SAVE
Voltage display calibration step by step:
1. Measure the battery voltage with a voltmeter.
2. Tap on the Cali. Data button.
3. Enter the data by changing the value by 2 or 10 unit
incriments.
4. To SAVE tap and confirm the safety query through
YES.
5. The new value is displayed under Tx Volt
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Change the values in an input field
The following three buttons are visable on the lower part of the
display of many of the following menus. To raise or lower a value
by pressing the <+ or -> buttons. Reset the default value
through the curved back-arrow button.
M-SEL (Model Selection)
Model settings can be managed and saved into memory slots
by choosing from the following options:
BACK
01
MODEL 1
NEXT
02
MODEL 2
SEL
03
MODEL 3
IMP.M
04
MODEL 4
EXP.M
05
MODEL 5
RES
06
MODEL 6
CPY
07
MODEL 7
08
MODEL 8
09
MODEL 9
SEL - Change active model memories.
IMP.M - Import model memories from the SD card.
EXP.M - Export model memories to the SD card.
RES - Reset a model memory to the factory presets. 		
Warning: All personal settings will be deleted!
CPY - Copy the actual model memory in a new model memory.
REVERSE (Servo Reverse)
BACK NORMAL
ST
SERVO
Normal - Reverse
TH
NORMAL
NORMAL
CH3
The servo operates in two directions:
CH4
To change servo directions, tap the NORMAL/REVERSE butBACK NORMAL
SERVO
ton of the related servo
to toggle between
options. If changing
the throttle direction, a ST
safety warning
will appear. Tap YES or
TH
NO to verify the selection and the change will take effect.
Warning
NORMAL
NORMAL
Are you sure?
NORMAL
NORMAL
TRIM
CH3
YES
NORMAL
BACK NORMAL
SERVO
ST
TH
SV/TR
0%
0%
TX/TR
0%
0%
CH 3
CH 4
SV/TR
0%
0%
TX/TR
0%
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NO
NORMAL
This trim function allows for the entire servo travel to be moved,
i.e. full deflection position changes.
In the second line is displayed the respective trim value that has
been set through the buttons.
Tap on the related button. Change the values by pushing the <+
or -> keys. Press the curved arrow key to reset to the default
value (0%).
0%
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TRA ADJ (End Point Adjustment)
BACK NORMAL
SERVO
End Point Adjustment
BACK
ST
LEFT
RIGHT
100%
100%
TH
BRK
FW
100%
100%
CH3
UP
DN
100%
100%
CH4
UP
DN
100%
100%
This function sets the maximum
travel of the servo per channel.
The left and right deflection can be
set separately in the range from
0% - 150%. Press the related
button. Change the values by
pushing the <+ or -> keys. Press
the curved arrow key to reset to
the default value (100%).
DR/EXP (Dual Rate/Exponential)
BACK NORMAL
SERVO
CH STEERING
To set the DR (Dual Rate) and EXPO (Exponential) function for
the steering and throttle channel, press the STEERING or
THROTTLE button in the CH line. All setting changes are represented in the diagram.
Setting STEERING channel
D/R
100%
EXP
0%
BACK NORMAL
D/R: 0% - 100% Limit the steering course. Press the <+ or ->
keys to raise or lower value. Press the curved arrow key to reset
to the default value (100%).
EXP: -100% to + 100% Exponentially change the steering
course. Press the <+ or -> keys to raise or lower value. Press
the curved arrow key to reset to the default value (0%).
SERVO
FWD
CH THROTTLE
TYPE
EXP
D/R
100%
EXP
0%
Setting THROTTLE channel
D/R: 0% - 100% Limit the throttle course. Press the <+ or ->
keys to raise or lower value. Press the curved arrow key to reset
to the default value (100%).
EXP: -100% to + 100% Exponentially change the throttle
course. Press the <+ or -> keys to raise or lower value. Press
the curved arrow key to reset to the default value (0%).
FWD: Choose between forward and brake area. Refer to the
D/R and EXP settings described above and the FWD/BRK settings described on the following page.
TYPE: Select between EXPO or throttle CURVE
CURVE: Refer to the setting instructions on the following page.
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BACK NORMAL
SERVO
CH THROTTLE
FWD
TYPE
Curve
TH.hold
OFF
Curve
0%
ON
POINT ?
ST OFF
X-axis
Y-axis
+/-
THROTTLE FWD point setting step by step:
1. Press the "ST OFF" button to switch to "ST ON".
2. Move the throttle lever.
3. A green line moves horizontally through the diagram.
4. Press the +/- key to create a new point. Multiple points
can be set by pressing the arrow key.
5. Delete highlighted points by pressing the +/- key.
THROTTLE FWD point moving step by step:
1. Press the "ST ON" button to switch to "ST OFF".
2. Press the <+ or -> keys to scroll through the points. Points
will highlight red when selected. Delete highlighted points
by pressing the +/- key.
3. Select the X-axis or the Y-axis button. Press the <+ or
-> keys to change axis curve or to reposition points along
the axis.
TH.hold
Use this option while programming a curve prevent the motor
from running. Tap the ON and OFF button to switch the throttle
channel on and off.
BACK NORMAL
SERVO
CH THROTTLE
BRK
Brake force setting
1. Select the "THROTTLE" setting by pressing the "STEERING" button.
2. Select the "BRK" setting by tipping on the "FWD" button.
3. Moving the throttle lever. The green axis line moves in the
diaplay.
D/R
+100%
EXP
0%
4. To adjust the force setting, select the percent button near
"D/R" or "EXP". Press the <+ or -> keys to raise or lower
value. Press the curved arrow key to reset the default
value.
B.R.A. (ATL)
BACK NORMAL
SERVO
RATE
F50:B50
B.R.A
100%
0%
BK
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Break rate and travel setting menu.
RATE: Factory default setting is F50:B:50. Press the button in
the RATE line to switch to F70:B:30 and move the servo center.
B.R.A: To adjust the travel, highlight the percent button in the
B.R.A. line. Press the <+ or -> keys to raise or lower value.
Press the curved arrow key to reset to the default value (100%).
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B-MIX
BACK NORMAL
ACT
SERVO
CH 3
CH 4
INH
INH
RATE +100% +100%
DELAY 0.00s
ABS
0.00s
INH
INH
Break mixer options menu, including mixer channel assignment,
mixer rate setting, delay time and ABS activation.
ACT: To activate the break secure function, press to change
INH (inhibit/off) to ON.
RATE: To set the break mixer part, press the percent button
on the RATE line. Press the <+ or -> keys to raise or lower value.
Press the curved arrow key to reset to the default value (100%).
DELAY: To set a delay time prior to activating the ABS, press
the percent button on the DELAY line. Press the <+ or -> keys
to raise or lower value. Press the curved arrow key to reset to
the default value (0.00s).
ABS: To activate the ABS function, press to change INH
(inhibit/off) to ON.
TH RESP (Throttle Response)
BACK NORMAL
SERVO
FW
0%
BK
0%
Throttle response settings menu. The throttle and break travel
can be adjusted in one percent incriments, causing the servo to
automatically jump to the set value during operation. This setting
can compensate backlash of the throttle linkage or throttle
response weakness in lower ranges.
FW: 0% - 100% To set the throttle, press the percent button
0%
BK
FW
on the RATE line. Press the <+ or -> keys to raise or lower value.
Press the curved arrow key to reset to the default value (0%).
BK: 0% - 100% To set the break, press the percent button
on the RATE line. Press the <+ or -> keys to raise or lower value.
Press the curved arrow key to reset to the default value (0%).
IDLE UP (Pumping)
BACK NORMAL
SERVO
ACT
CTL
ON
NONE
POS
PUMPING
0%
SET
BK
FW
Motor start function settings menu. Holds the throttle to a specific value to enable a better start for cold combustion
engines. 									
POS: To adjust throttle position, press the percent button on
under POS. Press the <+ or -> keys to raise or lower value.
Press the curved arrow key to reset to the default value (0%).
NOTE: After starting the engine, this function must be deactivated;
the throttle lever has no effect during the IDLE UP function.
CTL: Assign this function to a switch. Refer to the SW SET
chapter for additional information on how to program switches.
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BACK NORMAL
SERVO
ACT
CTL
INH
NONE
DELAY
POS
0,5s
0%
BK
TH
PUMPING
Automatic throttle activation menu. Set throttle strength and
delay time to protect motor during refueling.
POS: To set the strength of the throttle activation, select the percent button below POS. Press the <+ or -> keys to raise or
lower value. Press the curved arrow key to reset to the default
value (0%).									
DELAY: To set delay time between throttle activations, select
the percent button below DELAY. Press the <+ or -> keys to
raise or lower value. Press the curved arrow key to reset to the
default value (0.5s).						
ACT: Press ON or INH (inhibit/off) to switch the activation function on or off. 							
CTL: Assign this function to a switch. Refer to the SW SET
chapter for additional information on how to program switches.
PROFILE
BACK NORMAL
SERVO
PROFILE
ACT
NORMAL
PROFIL 1
PROFIL 2
PROFIL 3
PROFIL 4
NEW
DEL
CTL
NONE
BACK
Set up to five different profiles for the model memories. Create
names and assign settings to a programmable switch. (Refer to
the SW SET chapter for additional information on assigning
switches.)
Settings that have been changed in the other menus will be
automatically populated in the assigned profile.
NAM
CPY
Current Profile Name
Change profile name:
1. Select profile to be renamed by highlighting any line, 1 - 5.
2. Press the NAM button at the bottom of the screen.
3. The current name appears in a field at the top of a new
screen. Use the red keypad to input a new name.
PHASE 1
New Profile Name
4. To save, press EN in the lower right side of the keyboard.
CL
SP DE EN
CAPS
NUM
SPECIAL
COPY
NORMAL
TARGET
PROFIL 2
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Copy profile:
1. Select the profile to copy by highlighting the profile name.
2. Press CPY. A pop-up window will appear.
3. To select the target profile, tap to scroll through the saved
profiles. Press YES to confirm selection.
FROM
YES
5. Press the BACK button to return to the main menu.
Delete profile:
1. Select the profile to delete by highlighting the profile name.
2. Press DEL. Settings will reset to factory default values.
WARNING: profile will be deleted without confirm query!
NO
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S/SPEED
BACK NORMAL
SERVO
CH STEERING
LEFT
RIGHT
TURN
100
100
RETURN
100
100
Steering and throttle servo speed settings menu.
For the steering servo, you can set the speed for left and right
and for forward and return travel separately.
For the throttle servo, a point can be set at which the speed is
set in two steps.
STEERING
Highlight the field to be adjusted by pressing the appriporiate
button in the LEFT or RIGHT columns and TURN or RETURN
lines. Press the <+ or -> keys to raise or lower value. Press the
curved arrow key to reset to the default value (100).
BACK NORMAL
SERVO
CH THROTTLE
HIGH
NEUTRAL
100
100
THROTTLE
HIGH or NEUTRAL: Select the field to be adjusted by pressing
the appriporiate button. Press the <+ or -> keys to raise or
lower value. Press the curved arrow key to reset to the default
value (100).
POINT: To set the switchover point between both ranges, highlight the button under POINT. Press the <+ or -> keys to raise
or lower value. Press the curved arrow key to reset to the default
value (50).
POINT
50
START
BACK NORMAL
START
SERVO
OFF
RATE
T/POS
TIME
0%
0%
0.0s
Automatic start function settings menu.
RATE: To allow a quick start without spinning the drive wheels
while the throttle is held on a specific value, press the percent
button below RATE. Press the <+ or -> keys to raise or lower
value. Press the curved arrow key to reset to the default value
(0%).
T/POS: To use this function, first assign a switch that sets the
START function to READY. When the throttle lever exceeds the
set trigger point, the READY (standby) mode is activated. To
adjust the trigger position, press the percent button below T/
POS. Press the <+ or -> keys to raise or lower value. Press the
curved arrow key to reset to the default value (0%).
TIME: To delay the response of this function when exceeding
the trigger point, select the button below TIME. Press the <+ or
-> keys to raise or lower value. Press the curved arrow key to
reset to the default value (0.0s).
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TIMER
BACK NORMAL
NEXT
SET TIMER 00 : 00
P.ALARM 00 sec
MODE UP
START SW NONE
LAP SW NONE
LAP List >>
Vibrator NONE
TIME INFO 00 : 00
Timer and date settings menu. To toggle between the Timer
and Date display, press the NEXT button at the top of the
screen.
TIMER Display
P.ALARM: To set the time for a pre-alarm that will be active
before the main alarm, select the button in the P.ALARM line.
Press the <+ or -> keys to raise or lower value. Press the curved
arrow key to reset to the default value (00).
MODE: To toggle between mode options, press the button in
the MODE line. Choose UP for increasing count, DOWN for
countdown and LAP for lap timer. If LAP is selected, the START
SW function will automatically set to TH, allowing the timer to
start through the throttle lever.
START SW: This function is only available in UP or DOWN
mode. Pressing the button in the START SW line brings up the
SW SET menu. For additional information on these settings,
refer to the SW SET chapter.
LAP SW: To assign a start/stop function to the timer, press the
button in the LAP SW line. This brings up the SW SET menu.
For additional information on these settings, refer to the SW
SET chapter.
BACK NORMAL
SERVO
LIST
CLR
TIMER
LAP
BEST LAP
0 : 0 . 0
AVERAGE LAP
0 : 0 . 0
BACK NORMAL
No
4B
10
11
12
13
14
15
LAPTIME
<<
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0:
0:
0:
0:
22.70
10.45
5. 9
0. 89
3. 94
SERVO
LAP List: To view total laps, best lap time and average lap time,
press the right-arrows button on the LAP List line to view the
statistics display. To reset to zero, press the CLR key.
LIST: The lap times list has 120 memory slots. To view a full
list of lap times, press the button at the top of the statistics
display. The best lap is alway marked in red and highlighted
with a B. Scroll through the list by pressing the << and >>
arrow keys at the bottom of the screen. Clear the list by
pressing the CLR key at the bottom of the screen.
Vibrator: To set or change alarm vibrations, press the button in
the Vibrator line. There are five different vibration options to
scroll through.
No LAPTIME
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
CLR
>>
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NEXT
BACK NORMAL
DATE
2048 / 2 / 11
SET
TIME
16 : 20 : 27
BATTERY TIME
1 : 19 : 33
B.RES
MODEL TIME
1 : 02 : 52
M.RES
DATE/TIME
Date/Time and Battery/Model Time settings menu.
From the TIMER menu, press the NEXT button at the top of the
screen.
DATE/TIME
To set the date and time, press the SET button under the DATE
line. This unlocks the Year, Month, Day, Hour, Minute and Second fields. Select to highlight and press the <+ or -> keys to
raise or lower value. To save and lock the fields, press SET
again.
BATTERY/MODEL TIME
To reset the battery or model times to zero, press the B.RES or
M.RES buttons.
SW SET
BACK NORMAL
SERVO
Control Key
>>
Direct Button
>>
Menu Screen
>>
BACK NORMAL
SERVO
SW
FUNC
REV T/S
TR1
ST TRIM
NOR 1
TR2
TH TRIM NOR 1
TR3
CH3
NOR 1
TR4
ST D/R
NOR 1
NEXT
Control Key
Use this menu to assign functions to trim buttons, switches and
rotary controls. Some buttons and switches have default functions assigned. All buttons, switches, controls and defaults can
be assigned as follows:
1. Press the Control Key arrow >> button to bring up the
Function screen.
2. Press the NEXT button to scroll through the screens.
3. Press the control button to select the desired function for
the control. Depending on the control there are different
functions available here. Assigned functions are greyed
out. (See list on the next page.)
4. Press the <+ or -> keys to select the function.
REV/NOR: To change between normal and reverse switch
function, press the button under REV to toggle between options.
T/S: To set the increase number for each click or step, press
the <+ or -> keys to raise or lower value. Press the curved arrow
key to reset to the default value (1). Only available on trims and
rotary controls.
Direct Button
BACK
NORMAL
To assign a menu shortcut function to buttons S1, S2 (under the
display):
No
Display
1.
TELE.
1. Press the button on line 1 to set S1; line 2 to set S2.
2.
SERVO
2. Press the <+ or -> keys to scroll through display options.
ACT
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SERVO
ON
3. To activate settings press the ON or OFF button on the
ACT line.
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Select 1 to 3 for TR 1 - 5 / DV
BACK NORMAL
NEXT
D/R ST P1
D/R ST P2
G/B BS
IDLE UP
PUMPING
P-MIX 2 X
D/R ST P5
SPD ST RT
SPD ST LT
SPD ST RR
P-MIX3 P1 P-MIX3 P2 P-MIX3 P3
D/R ST H
D/R TH P1
D/R TH P2
SPD ST LR SPD TH HO SPD TH NT
D/R TH P3
D/R TH P4
D/R TH P5
SPD C3 RT SPD C3 LT
D/R TH H
BK D/R
BK EXP
TRIM TH
TRIM CH3
START T/P
START RT
ABS T/P
S-TRIM ST S-TRIM TH
ABS MOV
C3
C4
REVERSE
SUB-TRIM
DR/EXP
B. R. A
B-MIX
TH RESP
IDLE UP
Q.LINK
TIMER
S-VIEW
H/W SET
TELE.
S/SPEED
RF SET
START
A.B.S
S/W SET
FAIL SAFE
P/MIX
AUX
S/MODE
SPD C3 RR
SPD C3 LR SPD C4 HO SPD C4 NT
P-MIX3 P4
P-MIX4 L
P-MIX 2 Y
P-MIX3 P5
P-MIX 3 L
P-MIX3 H
P-MIX4 P1 P-MIX4 P2
P-MIX4 P3 P-MIX4 P4 P-MIX4 P5
P-MIX4 H
P-MIX5 L
P-MIX5 P1
P-MIX5 P2 P-MIX5 P3 P-MIX5 P4
S-TRIM C3 S-TRIM C4
ATL
FR MIX 1 A FR MIX 1 B FR MIX 1 X
P-MIX5 P5
P-MIX6 H
CL SPD RT
BX CH3 RT BX CH4 RT
G/B TH
FR MIX 1 Y FR MIX 2 A FR MIX 2 B
CL SPD RT
ST>> C3
C3 >> ST
BACK NORMAL
EPA
NEXT
D/R ST P4
Select for PS 1 + 3
M-SEL
BACK NORMAL
D/R ST L
TRIM ST
RES
NEXT
D/R ST P3
TRIM CH4
BACK
BACK NORMAL
Select for PS 2
BACK NORMAL
START
ABS CH2
ABS CH 3/4
START
ABS CH 2
ABS CH3/4
IDLE UP
PUMPING
CH3
IDLE UP
PUMPING
CH3
CH4
CW MODE ESC MODE
CH4
CW MODE ESC MODE
VOICE RPT VOICE TRG
TK MODE
VOICE RPT VOICE TRG
TK MODE
FIX.VOICE
T1 START
T1 RESET
FIX.VOICE
T1 LAP
T2 START
T2 RESET
T2 LAP
Q.LINK
Menu Screen
The green marked area represent the first main menu page, the
yellow marked area indicates the second main menu page, the
blue marked area indicates the third main menu page (see Main
Menu section)
RES: Press the button at the top of the screen to return all functions to default factory presets. A warning screen will pop-up to
verify this option. Press YES or NO to continue.
Change the display assignation:
M-SEL
BLANK
M-SEL
REVERSE
SUB-TRIM
EPA
DR/EXP
B. R. A
B-MIX
TH RESP
IDLE UP
Q.LINK
TIMER
S-VIEW
H/W SET
TELE.
S/SPEED
RF SET
START
A.B.S
S/W SET
FAIL SAFE
P/MIX
AUX
S/MODE
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1. Press on the field to be changed. The function name will
apper on the button in the upper left corner of the screen.
2. Available buttons for this field will appear crossed out in
green.
3. Select the desired function button. Confirm change by
pressing the button in the upper left corner of the display
screen.
4. To delete or unselect, tap the BLANK button in the upper
right corner of the display screen.
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FAIL SAFE
BACK NORMAL
SERVO
MODE
POS
Fail Safe settings menu. In case of receiver signal loss or interruption, assign the servo channel to a predefined position. For
example, set an engine-powered model to idle (or an electric-powered model to shut off), so the model does not move
uncontrollablly.
ST
FREE
TH
FREE
CH3
FREE
FREE: Channel is empty with no failsafe assigned.
CH4
FREE
HOLD: Holds the servo in the previous position.
DELAY 100ms
STO
F/S: The servo automatically moves to a defined position
SET
BACK NORMAL
SERVO
MODE
ST
HOLD
TH
F/S
CH3
FREE
CH4
FREE
POS
0%
DELAY 100ms
STO
To set the position: Press and change the channel line button
to F/S. A percent value button will appear to the right in the POS
column. Press the percent button to select and set servo position by moving the related control. Press the SET button to confirm. The POS button displays the assigned position of the
servo. Press the STO button to save all settings before exiting.
DELAY: To set the delay time between signal loss and failsafe
launch, press the button on the DELAY line to choose between:
50ms, 100ms, 250ms, 500ms, 750ms and 1.0s. Press the
STO button to save all settings before exiting.
SET
Attention
To store settings, press the STO button on the bottom of the
screen before exiting this menu. Settings will not be saved until
the STO button is pressed and the "Position stored" confirmation message appears.
SERVO (S View)
Servo monitor (display only).
BACK NORMAL
0%
L150%
F150%
ST
+100%
TH
+100%
R150%
B150%
This display shows the servo travels of all four control channels.
Access this display by pressing the Servo icon in the main menu,
or by pressing the Servo button in the upper right corner of most
submenu displays.
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CH3
0%
CH3
0%
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P/MIX
BACK NORMAL
SERVO
ACT MST SLV
SET
1. INH
NONE NONE
2. INH
NONE NONE
3. INH
NONE NONE
4. INH
NONE NONE
CH4 >>
ST
5. ON
Mixer setup menu. Assign linear mixers to line numbers 1 and
2; curves mixers to line numbers 3 through 5. Activate mixers
by pressing the first button in the number line to change from
INH (inhibit/off) to ON.
Pressing the buttons in the MST or SLV columns will open a
new display screen. To assign the origin (MST/master) and the
target (SLV/slave), highlight the appropriate button above the
blue line and select the applicable channel button below. To
clear the selection press the CLR button.
Return to the P/MIX menu screen by pressing the BACK button.
An arrow >> button will appear in the SET column.
BACK NORMAL
SERVO
MST >> SLV
ST
CH3
ST
TH
CH3
CH4
CLR
Press the arrow >> button for the linear and curve settings
menu. The Linear menu is only accessable on lines 1 and 2;
the Curve menu is only accessable on lines 3 through 5.
Linear menu (Img.1)
 Select the "A" percent button to set the left (red) line and
the "B" percent button to set the right (blue) line. Use the
<+ or -> keys or press the curved arrow key to reset to
the default value (0%).
 Press the "X" or "Y" percent buttons to move the line on
the X or Y axis via the <+ or -> keys. Press the curved
arrow key to reset to the default value (0%).
BACK NORMAL
SERVO
ST >> CH3 ACT INH
 Move the throttle lever or the steering wheel. The green
line moves horizontally through the diagram.
Curve menu (Img.2)
Point setting step by step:
0%
0%
0%
0%
Img.1
BACK NORMAL
ST >> CH3
SERVO
ACT
INH
IN
-100%
OUT
-62%
POINT ?
ST ON
0%
X-axis
Img.2
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T-OFF
Y-axis
1. Press the button "ST OFF" to switch to "ST ON".
2. Move the throttle lever or the steering wheel. A green line
moves horizontally through the diagram.
3. Press the +/- key to set a new point. To delete, press the
point to highlight it red and press the +/- key.
4. Set up to a maximum of 5 points.
Point moving step by step:
1. Press the button "ST OFF" to switch to "ST ON".
2. Select the point to be reallocated by moving the steering
wheel or the throttle lever until the point is highlighted red.
3. Select the X-axis or the Y-axis button. Reposition the
point using +/- key.
4. The mixer is not linear and follows the set curve.
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AUX
BACK NORMAL
SERVO
CH3
CH4
0%
0%
OFF
UP
+100% +100%
DN
+100% +100%
Additional channel settings menu. Set the servo deflections to
OFF (center) and UP/DN on two additional control channels
(CH3 and CH4).
OFF: To set the central point, press the <+ or -> keys to raise
or lower value. Press the curved arrow key to reset to the default
value (0%).
UP: To set the upper end point, press the <+ or -> keys to raise
or lower value. Press the curved arrow key to reset to the default
value (0%).
DN: To set the lower end point, press the <+ or -> keys to raise
or lower value. Press the curved arrow key to reset to the default
value (0%).
S/MODE
BACK NORMAL
ACT
CRAW
INH
TANK
INH
BOAT
INH
BACK NORMAL
S/MODE
SERVO
SET
To activate the model function, press the INH (inhibit/off) button
to change to ON. An arrow >> button appears in the SET column.
Press the arrow >> button to bring up a settings menu specific
to the vehicle type.
SERVO
CRAW
4WS
INH
DUAL ESC
INH
ST MODE
NORMAL
ESC MODE NORMAL
SPD RATE
Various model type setup menu. Preprogrammed mixers tuned
to the characteristics of model types crawler, track vehicle and
boat.
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CRAWLER
4WS: To use all wheel steering activation on Channels 1 and 3,
press INH (inhibit/off) button to change to ON.
DUAL ESC: To use two independent drive motors with 2 speed
controllers on channel 2 and 4, press INH (inhibit/off) button to
change to ON.
ST MODE: To adjust active 4WS steering, press to select the
button in the ST MODE line. Scroll between options by pressing the <+ or -> keys. Press the curved arrow key to reset to the
default (FRONT). (see image on next page).
ESC MODE: To adjust active DUAL ESC in 2 motors, press to
select the button in the ESC MODE line. Scroll between options
by pressing the <+ or -> keys. Press the curved arrow key to
reset to the default (FRONT). (See image on next page.)
SPD RATE: To set the maximum speed for both speed controllers in DUAL ESC mode, press to select the percent button
in the SPD RATE line. Press the <+ or -> keys to raise or lower
value. Press the curved arrow key to reset to the default value
(0%). (See image on next page.)
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ST MODE (steering)
ESC MODE (2 drives)
BACK NORMAL
S/MODE
SERVO
TANK
ST MODE
TYPE1
SPD RATE
0%
TANK
Use the ST MODE to mix the throttle and the steering on a
tracked vehicle and emit on Channel 1 and 2. Actuate steering
by adjusting SPD RATE of the left and right tracks speed.
ST MODE: Select the button to highlight and press to choose
between: TYPE 1 = standing rotation only, TYPE 2 = driving
rotation only. Press the curved arrow key to reset to the default
(TYPE1).
SPD RATE: To set the maximum speed of the drive, highlight
the percent button in the SPD RATE line and press the <+ or ->
keys to increase or decrease value. Press the curved arrow key
to reset to the default (100%).
BACK NORMAL
S/MODE
SERVO
BOAT
ST >> CH3
0%
CH3 >> ST
0%
BOAT
Use these mixers to actuate a second drive (ESC).
ST -> 3CH: To adjust the mixing rate from steering to Channel
3, press the <+ or -> keys to increase or decrease value. Press
the curved arrow key to reset to the default (0%).
3CH -> ST: To adjust the mixing rate from Channel 3 to steering, press the <+ or -> keys to increase or decrease value. Press
the curved arrow key to reset to the default (0%).
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A.B.S
BACK NORMAL
SERVO
ACT
INH
DUTY
T/POS
MOV
30%
50%
CYC
DELAY
120ms
0.00s
A.B.S setup menu.
A.B.S. enables a better braking response, since the brake is
actuated in pulses.
ACT: Press the button under ACT to choose between INH
(inhibit/off) and ON.
DUTY: To set the atio between pulse and pulse pause (see
image below), press the <+ or -> keys to raise or lower value.
Press the curved arrow key to reset to the default value (0).
T/POS: To set the point on the brake lever path from which the
A.B.S. will become active, press the <+ or -> keys to raise or
lower value. Press the curved arrow key to reset to the default
value (30%).
MOV: To set the pulse height (see image below), press the <+
or -> keys to raise or lower value. Press the curved arrow key to
reset to the default value (50%).
CYC: To set the pulse length (see image below), press the <+
or -> keys to raise or lower value. Press the curved arrow key to
reset to the default value (240ms).
DELAY: To set the delay time of the A.B.S. response (0 - 1 s),
press the <+ or -> keys to raise or lower value. Press the curved
arrow key to reset to the default value (0.00s).
DUTY
MOVE
CYC
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Operating receiver GR-8
Description LED indicator
Not bound
Bound
Error
Binding
Red LED
Flashing
Off
Flashing
Flashing
Green LED
Off
On
On
Flashing
Channels function
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