GRAUPNER 16007700 2.4GHz Radio Controller User Manual S1036 77 mc 26 Teil 1 en indd

GRAUPNER CO., LTD. 2.4GHz Radio Controller S1036 77 mc 26 Teil 1 en indd

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ENManualCopyright © Graupner/SJ GmbHNo. S1036.7716 channel HoTT 2,4 GHz transmittermc-26Part 1MC-26MC-26MC-26 MC-26MC-26 Manual
3 / 36IndexS1036.77_jh_V1_deIntroduction ......................................................................... 5Service Centre .................................................................... 5Intended use ....................................................................... 6Target group ....................................................................... 6Package content ................................................................. 6Technical Data .................................................................... 7Symbols explication ........................................................... 7Safety notes ........................................................................ 7For your safety by handling the transmitter ......................... 8For your safety by handling the battery ............................... 9Description of the transmitter ......................................... 11Control elements on the transmitter .................................. 11Inside view ....................................................................... 13Interfaces ......................................................................... 14DSCsocket ...................................................................... 15Memory cards .................................................................. 16Display and touchpad ...................................................... 17Symbols in the display ...................................................... 18Key pad ........................................................................... 18Commissioning ................................................................. 20Hand pads ....................................................................... 20Brackets for transmitter belt ............................................. 20Anchorage for the transmitter belt .................................... 21Opening/closing the transmitter housing .......................... 21Sticks conversion ............................................................. 22Control sticks length adjustment ...................................... 22Switch the transmitter off .................................................. 24Binding ............................................................................. 24Charging the transmitter battery ....................................... 25Low voltage warning ........................................................ 25Battery use timer in the display ......................................... 25Lithium battery ................................................................. 25Use and menu functions .................................................. 26Short-Cuts ....................................................................... 26
Hidden mode ................................................................... 28Firmware update/Changing the display language ............. 29Telemetry data display ...................................................... 30Firmware update ............................................................... 32Update through memory card .......................................... 32Update through USB port ................................................. 33Problems during firmware update ..................................... 33Declaration of conformity ................................................ 34Notes on environmental protection ................................ 35Care and maintenance ..................................................... 35Warranty ............................................................................ 35
5 / 36S1036.77_jh_V1_deIntroductionThank you very much for purchasing the Graupner mc-26 HoTT transmitter.Read this manual carefully to achieve the best results with your transmitter and first of all to safely control your models. If you experience any trouble during operation, take the instructions to help or ask your dealer or Graupner Service Centre. NOTICEThis manual is composed by two parts. Part 1 is contained in the product's package content. Part 2 can be found in its last version on www.graupner.de by the related item page.Due to technical changes, the information may be changed in this manual without prior notice. Keep updated by regularly checking our own website, www.graupner.de to be always updated with the products and firmware.This product complies with national and European legal require-ments.To maintain this condition and to ensure safe operation, you must read and follow this user manual and all the safety notes before using the product! NOTICEThis manual is part of that product. It contains important information concerning operation and handling. Keep these instructions for future reference and give it to third person in case you gave the product.Service CentreGraupner Central ServiceGraupner/SJ GmbHHenriettenstraße 96D-73230 Kirchheim / TeckServicehotline (+49) (0)7021/722-130Monday - Thursday9:15 am - 4:00 pmFriday9:15 am - 1:00 pmGraupner USA3941 Park Dr Suite 20-571El Dorado Hills, CA 95762Website: www.graupnerusa.comPhone: +1 855-572-4746Email:service@openhobby.com Graupner in Internet For the service centers outside Germany please refer to our web site www.graupner.de
6 / 36 S1036.77_jh_V1_deIntended useThis remote-control system may only be used for the purpose specified by the manufacturer for operation of remote control models without passengers. Any other type of use is impermis-sible and may damage the system and cause significant prop-erty damage and/or personal injury. No warranty or liability is therefore offered for any improper use not covered by these pro-visions.Read through this entire manual before you attempt to install or use the transmitter.Graupner/SJ constantly works on the development of all prod-ucts; we reserve the right to change the item, its technology and equipment.Target groupThe product is not a toy. It is not suitable for children under 14 years. The operation of the mc-26 HoTT transmitter must be per-formed by experienced modelers. If you do not have sufficient knowledge about dealing with radio-controlled models, please contact an experienced modeler or a model club.Package content Transmitter mc-26 HoTT Transmitter battery Receiver (optional) USB Adapter/Interface USB cable Micro SD card with adapter Hand pads Transmitter belt Brackets for transmitter belt Short and long stick-tops Aluminum case Transmitter manual (Part 1) Receiver manual (optional)The programming manual (manual part 2) can be found in its last version on www.graupner.de by the related item page.
7 / 36S1036.77_jh_V1_deTechnical DataTransmitter mc-26 HoTTFrequency band 2,4 … 2,4835 GHzModulation FHSSTransmitting power 100 mW EIRPControl functions 16 functions of which 4 can be trimmedTemperature range -10 … +55 °CAntenna Patch integrated in the caseOperating voltage 3,4 … 4,35V (1S LiPo)Power consumption approx. 400 mARange approx. up to 4.000 mDimensions approx. 235 x 228 x 66 mmWeight approx. 1250 g with transmitter battery NoteThe technical data of the optional receiver are available in the manual included in the receiver package content.Symbols explication Always observe the information indicated by this warning sign. Particularly those which are additionally marked with the CAU-TION or WARNING. The signal word WARNING indicates the poten-tial for serious injury, the signal word CAUTION indicates possibil-ity of lighter injuries. The signal word Note indicates potential malfunctions.Attention indicates potential damages to objects.Safety notes These safety instructions are intended not only to protect the product, but also for your own and other people’s safety. There-fore please read this section very carefully before using the prod-uct! Do not carelessly leave the packaging material lying around, since it might become a dangerous toy for children. Persons, including children, with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience or knowledge, or not capable to use safely the transmitter must not use the transmitter without supervision or instruction by a responsi-ble person.!!
8 / 36 S1036.77_jh_V1_de Operation and use of radio-controlled models needs to be learned! If you have never operated a model of this type before, start carefully and make yourself familiar with the model's reactions to the remote control commands. Pro-ceed always responsibly. Before you start using the remote control model, you have to check the further relevant laws and regulations. These laws you must obey in every case. Pay attention to the pos-sibly different laws of the countries. The insurance is mandatory for all kinds of model operation. If you already have one, so please inform yourself if the oper-ation of the respective model is covered by your insurance. If this is not the case, conclude a special liability insurance policy for models. Protect all equipment from dust, dirt, moisture. All equip-ment must be protected from vibration as well as excessive heat or cold. The models may only be operated remotely in normal outside temperatures such as from -10°C to +55°C. First, always perform a range and function test on the ground before you start using your model. Only so you can grant a safe use! How to perform a range test is explained in the Part 2 of the manual. Only operate all your HoTT components using the current software version. Start a data log every time you use your model. With a log-data an occurred technical defect can be recognized and verified. Only so it is possible to considerate an eventual compliant.For your safety by handling the transmitter WARNING Also while programming the transmitter, make sure that a con-nected motor cannot accidentally start. Disconnect the fuel sup-ply or drive battery beforehand.Inform yourself before flying your model on which maximum altitude you can fly in the uncon-trolled airspace over the starting position and do not exceed it.!
9 / 36S1036.77_jh_V1_de CAUTIONRisk of fire! Avoid every kind of short-circuit in all sockets of the transmitter! Use only the suitable connectors. In no case the electronic component of the transmitter may be changed or modified. Due to licensing reasons, any reconstruction and/or modification of the product is prohibited. NoteDuring transport protect the model and the transmitter from damages.For your safety by handling the battery CAUTION Protect all equipment from dust, dirt, moisture. Only use in dry locations. Do not use any damaged battery. Risk of injury! Any alterations to the battery can cause serious injury. Risk of fire! Batteries may not be heated, burned, short-circuited or charged with excessive current or with reversed polarity. While they are being charged, the batteries must be placed on a non-flammable, heat-resistant and non-conductive sur-face. Combustible or highly flammable objects are to be kept away from the charging area. Batteries must be monitored while they are being charged. The maximum quick charging current specified for the respective cell type may not be exceeded. If the battery heats up above 60°C while it is being charged, stop charging and let the battery cool down to approximately 30 - 40°C. The batteries must not be modified. Do not directly solder or weld the cells. If handled improperly, there is a danger of fire, explosion, irri-tation and burns. To extinguish a fire use: water, CO2, sand.!!
10 / 36 S1036.77_jh_V1_de Leaked electrolyte is caustic and should not be touched or come into contact with your eyes. In case of emergency, rinse with a large quantity of water and consult a Med. Doc-tor. Always charge the battery fully. The maximum charging current permitted may not be exceeded. Never leave the charger unattended when it is connected to the power supply. Batteries may only be charged in rooms fitted with smoke detector.Safety notes for stocking LiPo / LiIo batteries Batteries may only be stored in non completely discharged condition. Batteries may only be stored in dry rooms with an ambient temperature of +5°C to +25°C. Stock the LiIo/LiPo batteries with a cell voltage of about 3,8V. If the cell voltage falls below 3 V, then the battery must be necessarily charged. Deep discharge and storage in dis-charge status (cell voltage < 3V) make the battery useless. Charge and transport your batteries always in a safety bag.
11 / 36S1036.77_jh_V1_deDescription of the transmitterControl elements on the transmitter1 Connection sockets (protected by a cover)2 Control sticks: 2 sticks for a total of 4 independent control functions3 Speaker4 Antenna (integrated in the case)5 ON/OFF switch6 LED indicators (battery, RF radiation, warning signals, charge indicator)7 Places for switches and buttonsAs standard are installed: 12 switches with different designs, 2 INC/DEC buttons8 Right rotary control "SD1"9 Right touch pad with four-way keys10 Slider controls "SR1" and "SR2"11 LCD12 Left touch pad with four-way keys13 Digital trim14 Left rotary control "SD2"4315 614782910111012137111MC-26MC-26 MC-26MC-26
12 / 36 S1036.77_jh_V1_de1 Five housing screws and six screws for the hand pads2 SW16/PB183 SW17/PB194 Connection socket for transmitter battery (pay attention to the correct polarity)111 11111112314
13 / 36S1036.77_jh_V1_deInside view1 Sockets for optional transmitter controls and switches (connection sequence as preferred)2 Lithium battery3 RF module4 SW17/PB19 (when transmitter is closed)5 Transmitter battery plug6 SW16/PB18 (when transmitter is closed)316245
14 / 36 S1036.77_jh_V1_deInterfacesProvided connection Left provided connections1- DSC socketOn the left side is located the DSC socket. This socket allows the trainer/pupil function and the use of flight simulators.For more information on the DSC socket and the trainer/pupil function see the section "DSC socket".2- SD card slotThe card slot is suitable for micro SD memory card. For informa-tion on removing and inserting the memory card, refer to the section "memory cards".3- Ear phones portThe ear phones port is suitable for a 3,5 mm jack. Though this interface both acoustic signals and voice messages are emitted.The volume can be controlled by "Voice volume" and "Signal vol-ume" in the general settings.Right provided connection1- Micro USB port / battery charge and PC connection NoteThe micro USB socket is not suitable for flight simulator connection.As soon as you connect the USB cable to the transmitter a selection menu appears.. Here you can set up the function of the micro USB port.PC COM Port - for updatesMass storage memory - to access to the SD cardBattery charge - only battery chargingBattery chargingThrough the micro USB port you can charge the transmitter bat-tery. Use the included USB cable to connect the transmitter to a suitable USB port and charge the transmitter battery. If the transmitter is switched on the charge time is longer than if the transmitter is switched off.The maximum charge current is 2 A.More information are available in the section "Charging the trans-mitter battery".NoteThe HV-LiPo battery reaches its full capacity only when it is externally charged at 4.35V. The internal charging voltage is lim-ited to 4.2 V for compatibility reasons.12312USB connected PC COM Port Mass storage Charge only
15 / 36S1036.77_jh_V1_dePC COM Port connectionThrough this socket it is also possible to connect the transmitter to a PC. The software that the computer needs as well as the appropriate USB driver can be found on the download page on www.graupner.de for the respective product.Mass storage memoryIf you select this option, then you can accede from your PC directly to the SD card (if insert).2- Data socketThe data socket is suitable for connection of an optional smart box or an external optional Bluetooth module.DSCsocketConnection socket for flight simulator or T/P systemsThe standard two-pin DSC socket on the transmitter functions as a TRAINER or PUPIL socket as well as an interface for flight simulators or other external RF modules.To ensure a correct DSC connection, observe the following: AttentionWhen your transmitter is directly connected to a desktop computer by a connecting cable (DSC cable) and/or a computer interface is connected to your simulator, the transmitter may be destroyed byelectrostatic discharge. This type of connection should therefore only be used if you protect yourself from electrostatic discharge while operating the simulator by wearing a commercially available grounding armband. Graupner therefore strongly recommends only using wireless simulators.Perform any necessary adaptations in the menu.When using the transmitter with a flight simulator or during the teacher-pupil operation, leave the transmitter always OFF. Only in this position even after connecting the DSC cable the RF module of the transmitter remains inactive. Connect now the DSC cable and switch the transmitter on.The status LED is constantly red and in the display will appear DSC.In the upper display appears the transmitter logo.The transmitter is now ready for use. NoteIf the transmitter is used as teacher transmitter it has to be switched on before connecting the proper cable.Connect the other end of the connecting cable to the device while observing the relevant operating instructions.PUPIL#110:01hSF«normal »DSC0:00.00:00.04.1V0.0VHoTT
16 / 36 S1036.77_jh_V1_de NoteMake sure that all the plugs are securely inserted in the respective sockets, and only use the provided plug-in connectionswith a 2-pin jack plug on the DSC side.In the "Transmitter setting" submenu, you can set one of the following modes in the "DSC output" line depending on the number of functions to be transmitted: PPM10, PPM16, PPM18 and PPM24. Default setting: PPM10.Memory cardsCopmatible memory cards: micro SD up to 2 GB micro SDHC up to 32 GBOur recommendation: For a normal use a memory card with a storage capacity of up to 4 GB is sufficient.Inserting and removing the memory card step by step:Switch off the transmitter.The memory card slot is located in the left provided connections of the transmitter.To insert:Push the SD card as deep as you need to win the spring resis-tance of the slot. (contacts upward)To remove:Push the SD card slightly toward the card slot to unlock it and then remove it.The included memory card is ready for use as soon as the trans-mitter is switched on. In the display appears the symbol of a memory card.Otherwise, folders are created on the memory card ( repre-sented in the transmitter display by a permanent filling from left to right memory card). When the animation finishes, the inserted memory card is ready for use.You can connect the memory card to your PC by using a mem-ory card reader. Copy the data downloaded from the transmitter page on the web site in the related folder of the memory card. Insert the memory card in your transmitter.Data recording/Data savingThe data recording in the SD card is linked to the log timer. If it is started, the data recording starts as well and it stops when the log timer is stopped.GRAUBELE#012:22hSF«normal »K780:00.00:00.05.5V3.9VMHoTT
17 / 36S1036.77_jh_V1_deThe data writing on the memory card is remarked by the symbol of the "filling" of the memory card with black from left to right.After the installation of the memory card, there is a folder struc-ture in it. These folders are actually empty.Finally, the log files are saved in subfolders called "Modelname" named according to the structure 0001_year-month-day.bin. If a model memory is still nameless, the corresponding log files are saved in a subfolder entitled "NoName". In the folder "Models" are saved the exported model memories.The data can be evaluated on a compatible computer using the programs found on the downloads page for the transmitter under www.graupner.de.Display and touchpad1 Model memories 1 … 1202 Model name3 Model type display4 Micro SD card (inserted)5 Flight chronometer in min:s (forward/reverse)6 Log timer in min:s7 Flight phase timer display8 Transmitter use timer9 Phase name10 Transmitter battery voltage with dynamic bar indicator (if the battery voltage underruns the 3.6 V (adjus-table) threshold a warning message will appear and an acoustic warning will sound)11 Signal power12 M = Model function, P = PupilNear: Signal strength13 Graphic display of the position of the four digital trimming levers with a direction display.14 Operating mode15 Receiver battery voltage RX-VOLTAlpina 30#110:51hSL«normal »0:00.00:00.04.1V0.0VHoTTM<<Akro 2 >>0,0V2 31 5 69 108 12 1411 154 713
18 / 36 S1036.77_jh_V1_deSymbols in the displayTelemetry symbols in the displayThe active model memory has not yet been bound to a receiver.Not flashing: RF transmitter function switched off.Blinking antenna symbol: Last receiver bound to the active model memory is inactive or out of reachNo telemetry signal to receiveSignal strength display of the model connectionSignal strength display of the connection with pupil transmitter in the teacher transmitter display with wireless connectionPosition indicatorINC/DEC buttons CTL 5 and 6Once you activate one of the CTRL dials 5 + 6 in the middle of the transmitter upper part, a symbol appears on the left near the vertical trim position indicators in the lower display.Contemporaneously the vertical position indicators change during the operation from the trim position to the CTRL dials 5 + 6 indicating their actual position.The left bar shows the position of the left INC/DEC CTRL dial 5 and the right bar shows the position of the position of the right CTRL dial 6 (both horizontal bars show the trim position of the related sticks trims).Approx. 2 seconds after the end of the operation of both but-tons, the display shows again the actual trim position of the trims (elevator/nick and throttle/pitch) of the related sticks.Key padKeys left of the display ESC buttonPressing the ESC button brings about a stepwise return to func-tion selection or back to the basic display. Any setting changed in the meantime is retained.Momentarily touching the ESC key for about 1 second while in the base screen will open and close the Telemetry menu. Selection keys Momentarily pressing one of these keys will cause analogous paging in the given arrow direction through lists, e. g. through the model selection list or the multi-function list or within menus though the menu lines.MMPGRAUBELE#012:22hSLK780:00.00:00.0RX0.0V3.9VMHoTTESC
19 / 36S1036.77_jh_V1_deKeys to the left of the display SET key1. Briefly pushing the SET key will cause a jump from the dis-played base screen to the multi-function menu. 2. In the settings menu activate (confirm) the settings fields by pressing the SET button. Selection keys 1. "Paging" through the multi-function menu and the menu lines within the Basic Settings menu analogous to the arrow keys of the left touch pad.2. Select or set parameters in setting fields after they have been activated by briefly touching the SET key, whereby the keys and are used for the same corresponding functions.3. By briefly pressing the keys simultaneously or an altered parameter value for the active entry field will again be restored to its default value (CLEAR).By the mc-26 HoTT it concerns with the keypad to touch-sen-sitive Cap-touch keys. Confirm the key by gently tapping. NoteIn the event the touch pads do not exhibit any functionality immedi-ately after switching the transmitter off and then on again right away, this is not a fault. Just switch the transmitter off again then wait for several seconds before switching it on againSET
20 / 36 S1036.77_jh_V1_deCommissioningHand padsInstalling the hand padsThe hand pads have to be installed on the sides of the transmit-ter. Hold the hand pad exactly upon the six holes and fix it with the 6 fixing screws. Use the same procedure for the other hand pad. Attention!Screw the fixing screws only with the hand pads on the transmitter case. The place inside the transmitter case will otherwise not be enough and you could damage the boards.Removing the hand padsThe hand pads are removed by unscrewing the fixing screws.After removing the screws glue the included rubber pins on the holes. So you will protect the transmitter interior. Attention!Do not screw the fixing screws in the holes after removing the hand pads! The place inside the transmitter case will not be enough and you could damage the boards.Brackets for transmitter beltInstalling the metal brackets:Insert the included metal bracket in the bracket holder on the side of the transmitter.Push the bracket against the spring (approx. 1 cm in the trans-mitter direction).Contemporaneously rotate the bracket to the outside to fix it.Proceed similarly with the second bracket.Removing the metal brackets:Unlock a bracket, by gently pushing it inwards and then fold in the direction of the transmitter center.Once the retaining pin is free again, you can pull the bracket away from its place.Proceed similarly with the second bracket.
21 / 36S1036.77_jh_V1_deAnchorage for the transmitter beltOn the upper side of the transmitter there is an eyelet which can be used to hook a neck-strap.Opening/closing the transmitter housingThe transmitter should be opened only in the following cases: If a self centering stick has to be converted in non self cen-tering If a non self centering stick has to be converted in self cen-tering To set the control stick centering forceOpen step by stepBefore opening the housing switch the transmitter off.Open the battery case.Remove the battery.If the hand rests are installed: Loosen each of the three lower screws of the six fixing screws securing the hand pads.Loosen the five case screws.Hold both housing halves with both hands and let the screws fall on a proper surface turning the transmitter upside-down.Rotate the lower case and lay it on one side. AttentionNever switch the transmitter on while the housing is open! Do not touch the electronic boards.Closing step by step:Check if the upper and the lower part of the transmitter housing are correctly coupled.Screw the housing screws in their original position.Connect the battery.Install the hand pads again.
22 / 36 S1036.77_jh_V1_deSticks conversionNeutralizationBoth control sticks can be set from neutralizing to non-neutral-izing.Neutralizing step by step: Locate in the left control stick gimbal the screw surrounded by a white circle in the picture.Turn the screw toward the inside of the transmitter until the rel-evant control stick can move freely from stop to stop, or turn it outward until the control stick resets itself independently. NoteThe right control stick gimbal is specular to the left one, so that here the screw is located right under the middle.Brake spring and ratchetThe outboard screw of the two marked in the figure adjust the braking force.The inboard screw adjusts the strength of the ratchet for the respective control stick. NoteThe right control stick gimbal is specular to the left one, so that here the screws are located left on the top side.Control sticks centering forceThe control sticks' restoring force can also be adjusted. The adjustment is located next to the return springs.By turning the respective adjust screw the spring force can be adjusted.Right turn = return harderLeft turn = return softerControl sticks length adjustmentLength of both control stick can be adjusted. Hold down the bottom half of the knurled grip, and loosen the screwed connec-tion by turning the top part:You can now lengthen or shorten the control stick by screwing it up or down. Then clamp the top and bottom part of the grip by rotating them against each other.Analogously proceed with the exchange of the short sticks against the supplied longer sticks.HORIZONTALVERTICALVERTICALVERTICAL
23 / 36S1036.77_jh_V1_deGeneral commissioning Notice-safety query throttle positionAs soon as the transmitter is switched on then the throttle position is checked. If the throttle position is not in the motor-off area, then the drive motor may start in an uncontrolled manner. This check is performed by all the models with the setting "Motor at CH1 front/back". The warning alarm "Throttle too high" appears. For this rea-son in this case the RF module will not be switched on. This check is performed for every model types. With helicopter models the warning works only if you use a Motor-off programming or if a throttle limiter is set.! WARNINGIf you do not follow the afore mentioned instructions, the connected drive motor can run accidentally when the transmitter is switched on. Risk of injury! Always program a switch for motor stop!If the previously mentioned checks are passed, the RF module will be activated when the transmitter is switched on and in the display appears a selection indicator.Select with the selection buttons of the right four way keys RF ON/OFF. By tipping the SET button on "OFF" the RF module is switched off.The color of the lighting central LED changes to red and you are now in the transmitter main menu display.The symbol mean that the currently active model memory has once been linked to a receiver but is presently not linked. (We have turned the RF module off for example reasons.) If instead the transmitter was switched on without turning off the RF mod-ule, the central LED would light blue and the symbol would blink. Contemporaneously a warning acoustic signal is emitted until a connection is established with the respective receiver. As soon as this connection is established appears a a field strength indicator and the warning signal stops.If the telemetry connection is established the respective indica-tion of the receiver signals strength so as the actual receiver power supply voltage.On the other hand, if the screen displays the symbol combina-tion and the center LED illuminates in red continuously then the currently active model memory is not "bound" to any receiver.Throttletoohigh!RF on/off?OFFONPlease selectGRAUBELE#010:33hStopFlugK780:000:000.0V5.2VMHoTTM
24 / 36 S1036.77_jh_V1_deSwitch the transmitter offIf you push on the POWER button, by switched on transmitter, for more than 2 sec. a safety query appears (see image). Select the desired option with one of the pouch pads (up or down) and push the SET button.This safety query avoids an accidental switch off of the transmit-ter while in use.BindingThe description of the binding process can be found in the Part 2 of the manual.To use a transmitter you must associate a receiver to the trans-mitter. This binding process is essential for the use of the model!The precise binding process follow-up is described in the sec-tion "Binding" of the Part 2 of the manual and in the related receiver manual.NOTICEThe process is different for the various receiver types.Binding-principle step by step:1. Select the "main settings" menu in the transmitter 2. switch the RF module OFF3. Connect the power supply to the receiver... receiver with binding button:• Push and hold the binding button at the receiver• Start the binding process in your transmitter in the main set-tings menu... or receiver without binding button:• The receiver is automatically in binding mode after switch on• Start the binding process in your transmitter in the main set-tings menu4. If the binding process has been unsuccessful, repeat the process.Power offCancelMod.nameStick mode 1n/d Base setup modelBD1GRAUBELEBD2Module HoTT n/d
25 / 36S1036.77_jh_V1_deCharging the transmitter batteryYou have two charge possibilities:1. Removing the battery from its case and charging it with a charger WARNINGThe charger should always be supervised during charge and it should be used only in rooms fitted with a smoke detector.Removing transmitter batteryRemove the battery case cover. Then remove and disconnect the battery plug by carefully pulling on the supply cable.Charge the battery following the charger manual.Inserting the transmitter batteryConnect the battery plug in the transmitter socket. Make sure that the polarity is correct. Pay attention to the respective "+" and "-" symbols near the socket.Red= + Black/brown = - Place the battery into its compartment and close the cover.2. Through the USB port by charging with USB cableThe transmitter battery can be charged by the current supplied by the USB port (5V/max. 2A).Connect the transmitter to a USB port in your PC using the included micro USB cable or a USB net charger.Low voltage warningThe transmitter battery voltage should be monitored in the dis-play during operation. In case the voltage drops under a preset threshold, standard setting 3,6 V, an acoustic warning signal is emitted and in the display appears in a window "battery needs charging".Now at the latest, stop operation and recharge the transmitter battery!Battery use timer in the displayThe battery use timer is shown in the lower left part of the dis-play.The battery use time is added at every use. After every charge the timer is reset to "00:00". This happens only if the battery volt-age increases at least of 0,3V or if the battery is full.Lithium batteryOn the transmitter board there is a fixture for a replaceable lith-ium battery of type CR 2032. This battery maintains the date and time settings during a transmitter power supply outage.!GRAUBELE#010:22hSFlug«normal »K780:00.00:00.00.0V3.5VMxxHoTTBatt. mustbe re-charged !!
26 / 36 S1036.77_jh_V1_deUse and menu functionsShort-CutsThe following key combinations can be used to directly call up certain menus and options: CLEARBrief simultaneous touch of the keys or on the right four way keys will restore the active entry field's changed parameter value back to its default value. "Servo screen"Brief simultaneous activation of the keys of the left four-way keys will cause a jump from the transmitter's base screen or from almost any menu position to the "Servo display" menu, "Telemetry" menuPress the center ESC key in the left four-way keys for about 1 s to call up the "Telemetry" menu from the transmitter's base screen.To come back to the base screen it is enough a "normal" touch on the ESC key. Graphic display of telemetry dataBriefly touching one of the arrow keys of the left or right four-way keys will cause a jump from the base screen directly to the trans-mitter's graphic display of telemetry data or will allow paging back and forth between individual graphic displays. Briefly touching the ESC or SET key will cause a return back to the base screen. "HIDDEN MODE"Press and hold arrow keys of the left four-way keys then momentarily touch the SET key of the right four-way keys. Entry lockEntry lockout is activated and deactivated from the base screen by simultaneously pressing the ESC and SET keys for a little lon-ger. The entry lock function is displayed by a key symbol:The controls remain operational.Press the ESC and ENT buttons again for about two second to release the lock. Quick-SelectFrom the multi-function list, a jump can be made to a "Structure overview" by a simultaneous touch on the or keys of the right four-way keys.
27 / 36S1036.77_jh_V1_deMenus are arranged in clear groups in this overview.Select the desired group with the selection keys and confirm this selection with the SET key.Only the menu points associated with the selected preamble are shown.Select the desired menu point with the selection keys and con-firm with the SET key.The description of the single menu point is available in the pro-gramming manual (Manual part 2) on www.graupner.de.Hidden menu optionsIn some menus specific setting options are available but hidden. These options are marked with a triangle oriented to the right in the low left corner of the display. In the left represented menu the section "- limit +" on the right of the "- trvl. +" is hidden.View hidden sections: Follow the triangle oriented to the right in the lower part of the display, in which you skip the selection frame with the selection key over the section "- trvl. +" to the right.To come back to the "- trvl. +" or more to left, follow the triangle oriented to the left, on which you can move the selection frame moving the related selection key to the left.Use the same procedure for the other menus.Function field in the displayDepending on the given menu, certain function fields will appear on the bottom display line.A marked function is activated by pushing the SET key.CLR (CLEAR) DeleteSEL (SELECT) SelectionSET (SET) SettingSTO (STORE) StoreSYM Set values symmetricallyASY Set values asymmetricallySwitch symbol field (assignment of all types of switches)Within a menu, change to the next pageMemoryServo settingTransm. controlsSwitchesFlight phasesTimersMixersSepecial funct.Global functionsAll menusS1S2S3Rev cent +trv0%0%0%100% 100%100% 100%100% 100%0%0%100% 100%100% 100%S4S5S1S2S3Rev cent +lim0%0%0%150% 150%150% 150%150% 150%0%0%150% 150%150% 150%S4S5CLR SEL STO SYM ASY
28 / 36 S1036.77_jh_V1_deHidden modeThe menu "Hidden Mode" can be reached from any menu posi-tion.Press and hold the selection key of the left four way keys and the SET key.AnnouncementsThese messages are in German by default. These announce-ments are summarized in a voice packet which is stored in a transmitter-internal memory but they can be replaced by a voice packet of a different language at any time.Here you can load user’s voice files in the transmitter. These packets must be created in the “Firmware upgrade studio” with your .wad files and thay must be saved in your SD card.On the included micro SD card are already available the follow-ing languages: German, English, French, Dutch, Italian and Spanish, Czech and Russian.The most actual language packets are available on www.graupner.de.Language changeLanguage change step by step:Insert the included memory card in its slot as described in the "Memory card" section.Switch the transmitter on with the RF module on.Change in the "Secret mode" menu.Move to the line "ANNOUNCEMENT" by using the selection keys.Select the "ANNOUNCEMENT" option with the SET key.Select the language or your voice files packet through the selec-tion keys.Confirm by pressing the SET key. The selected language packet will be stored in the transmitter memory.The loading process is finished as soon as the progress bar at the lower edge of the display disappears.When this process is finished, switch the transmitter off. NoteIf the warning message "RF OFF OK", the RF module is still active. Switch the RF module off and repeat the process, NoteIf the data list is empty. the transmitter is not finding any valid lan-guage data in the SD card. Verify the content of the "VoiceFile" folder in the SD card by a PC. HIDDEN MODEVOICESTICK CALI.FIRMWARE UPDATEBLUETOOTH INIT.DATEILISTEMC-28_FRANCE.VDFMC-28_SPAIN.VDFMC-28_ENGLISH.VDFMC-28_GERMAN.VDFMC-28_ITALIANO.VDFMC-28_DUTCH.VDF
29 / 36S1036.77_jh_V1_deFirmware update/Changing the display language NoteBefore each update, check the transmitter battery charge or charge it as a precaution, and save all model memories so that they can be restored if necessary. NoteFollow the "Firmware update step by step" manual steps from the section "Firmware update" "Update per memory card". Firmware update step by step:Move with a short pressure on the SET key to the selection page of the option "FIRMWARE UPDATE".Select the firmware version with the selection keys.Confirm by pushing the SET key.The storing in the transmitter memory will start:When the counter reaches the storing amount the storage pro-cess is finished and the message "Firmware upgrade success!" appears.Stick calibrationIf the center position of your self-neutralizing control stick does not precisely correspond to 0% control travel, you can check and correct it as follows:Stick calibration step by step:Move to the "Model select" menu and initialize a free model memory.Move to the "Servo display" menu, pressing simultaneously the keys in the left touch pad, without any interim change to trim settings or other program settings.In this menu point you can check if your sticks are correctly cen-tered. Bring then all the sticks in the middle position. If the sticks are correctly placed, this display should ideally look like the one shown on the left.One after the other, put both sticks into each of their four pos-sible limit positions without exerting force at the limit position and check if the value are between -100% and +100%.If you note that the sticks do not reach the desired values, move to the "Stick calibration" line in the "HIDDEN MODE" menu and tip on the SET key.DATEILISTEMC-26_1V000_France.bMC-26_1V000_English.MC-26_1V000_Dutch.biMC-26_1V000_ItalianoMC-26_1V000_Spain.biMC-26_1V000_German.bFirmware DownloadProcess StartPlease Wait....Boot DownloadSuccess!!!Please Wait....FirmwareDownloading...Progress 023/2081357+0%0%9110%0%2468+0%0%0%0%1012 0%–100%0%0%
30 / 36 S1036.77_jh_V1_deThe flashing arrows indicate in which direction you have to push the sticks.Confirm by pushing the SET key.With the selection keys of the right four way keys allow you to cyclically select the positions of the four calibrated sticks.Pushing the ESC key will terminate the process and return to the sub-menu "Stick cali.".Example: Bring here the respective left blinking selection arrow of the right stick to the left limit. Tip on the SET key. Push the SET key. So the calibration of the right stick left limit. The circle in the middle of the stylized stick blinks as confirmation.Bluetooth initializationIn this display you can initialize an optional Bluetooth module fol-lowing the manual included in the module package content.Telemetry data displaySensorsThe upper display serves as graphical representation of the telemetry data. If a receiver is bound the telemetry display appears. By tipping again the selection keys , you can select which sensor or module you want to be displayed.If instead there are two "X" in the lower part of the display and it appears the message "CAN'R RECEIVE ANY DATA", it means that there is no connection between receiver and trans-mitter and that no telemetry data is available. Turn on your receiver, or bind a receiver to the active model memory.Depending on the connected modules and sensors, several selectable displays will appear. The description of these displays is contained in the manual included in the sensor package.The transmitter recognizes automatically the sensors. You can view the sensors by changing from the main menu to the telem-etry menu. The sensors will be listed in the display and marked with a checkmark.STICK CALIBRATIONCONTRASTLANGUAGE0VOICE DEUTSCHENGLISHSTICK CALI.0%STICK CALIBRATIONCONTRASTLANGUAGE0VOICE DEUTSCHENGLISHSTICK CALI.+102% HIDDEN MODEVOICESTICK CALI.FIRMWARE UPDATEBLUETOOTH INIT. SENSOR SELECTRECEIVERGENERAL MODULEVARIO MODULEELECTRIC AIR MOD.GPSESC
31 / 36S1036.77_jh_V1_deReceiver This display offers a graph of the data from the display "RX DAT-AVIEW“ of the "Telemetry" menu "SETTINGS, DISPLAYS".Value ExplanationRX-S QUAQuality expressed as a percentage of the signal packages from the transmitter arriving at the receiverRX-S ST Signal strength expressed in percentage of the signal from the transmitter arriving at the receiverRX-dBm Level in dBm expressed as the percentage of the transmitter signal arriving at the receiver V PACK Level in dBm expressed as the percentage of the receiver signal arriving at the transmitterTX-dBm Shows the longest time in ms in which the data packets are lost during a transmission from the transmitter to receiverRX-VOLT Current operating voltage of thereceiver power supply in VoltsM-RX V Lowest operating voltage of thereceiver power supply since the last startup in VoltsTMP The thermometer visualizes the current operating temperature of the receiver RX–S QUA: 100%RX–S ST.: 100%TX–dBm: –33dBmRX–dBm: –33dBmRX–SPG.:4.8V TMPV–PACK: 10msCH OUTPUT TYPE:ONCEM–RX V :4.6V +22°C
32 / 36 S1036.77_jh_V1_deFirmware updateThe programs and files which are also required for updating the transmitter combined into one software package can be down-loaded from www.graupner.de.Download this software package from the Internet, and unpack it on your computer. All other information can be found in inter-net in the same page where the software package is available.Firmware updates of the transmitter can be performed in two ways. Update through memory card Update through USB port Note Please note that compatible firmware is required for reliable communication between the HoTT components. The programs and files that are required to update are therefore combined into a single file. The current firmware version can be found on the Internet at www.graupner.de. Only operate your transmitter using the current software version. these information can also be found at: www.graupner.de => Service & Support => Update and revision history for GRAUPNER HoTT components. Before each update, check the transmitter battery charge or charge it as a precaution, and save all model memories so that they can be restored if necessary. Do not disconnect the link to the computer during an update! Make sure that the link between the transmitter and computer is operational. After each update, check to make sure that the models function correctly.Update through memory cardDownload the actual software package from the Internet, and unpack it on your computer. Insert the supplied mini SDCard in the card slot of your PC and copy the required firmware file from the unpacked software package into the directory "Firmware“ on the memory card. Then, remove the memory card from the PC and insert it in the card slot of the transmitter. Switch on the transmitter and the RF module off.Go to the submenu "FIRMWARE UPDATE" in the menu "Hidden mode" and proceed as described in the "Hidden mode" section.
33 / 36S1036.77_jh_V1_deUpdate through USB portDownload the actual software package from the Internet, and unpack it on your computer. Connect your switched off trans-mitter with your PC, by using the included USB cable, which is supplied with the package content, plug USB cable directly to the micro USB port of the transmitter and the other end to a free port in your computer. All other information can be found in the instructions that come in the software package.Problems during firmware updateProblem: POWER switch without functionIf a firmware update for the transmitter is unsuccessful or the transmitter program freezes and the transmitter cannot be turned off using the "POWER" switch, then remove the transmit-ter's battery after setting the switch to "POWER = OFF" position, or pull the plug from the transmitter battery, reconnect it after few seconds and leave the transmitter switched OFF.Download the most recent update file from the Internet and save the file in the “RECOVERY” folder in your SD card.Then change the file name in “R260.bin”.Insert the SD card in the transmitter.Push and hold the Ctl 5 and Ctl 6 buttons at the same time to the top and push the Power button.Now pull the Ctl 5 and Ctl 6 buttons within 2 - 3 sec. to you and keep them in that position for about 10 sec.Wait at least 30 sec. On the display there will be no image. During the update the transmitter cannot be switched on.After 30 sec. switch the transmitter on.
34 / 36 S1036.77_jh_V1_deDeclaration of conformityS1036.77 mc-26 HoTTGraupner/SJ declares that the product is conform to EU norms.EMV 2004/108/EC:EN 301 489-1 V1.9.2EN 301 489-17 V2.1.1EN 62479:2010LVD 2006/95/EC:EN 60950-1 + A11 + A1 + A12 + A2:2013R&TTE 1999/5/EC: EN 300 328 V1.8.1EN 62311:2008
35 / 36S1036.77_jh_V1_deNotes on environmental protectionDisposal notesThis symbol on the product, user manual or packaging indicates that this product must not be disposed of with other household waste at the end of its life. It must be handed over to the appli-cable collection point for the recycling of electrical and electronic equipment. The materials are recyclable as marked. By recycling, material reusing or other forms of scrap usage you are making an import-ant contribution to environmental protection. Batteries and accumulators must be removed from the device and disposed of at an appropriate collection point. Please inquire if necessary from the local authority for the appropriate disposal site.Care and maintenanceNotes on careThe product does not need any maintenance, it works so as it is without any special care. In your own interests protect it from dust, dirt and moisture. WarrantyThe Graupner, Henriettenstrassee 96, 73230 Kirchheim/Teck grants from the date of purchase of this product for a period of 24 months. The warranty applies only to the material or opera-tional defects already existing when you purchased the item. Damage due to misuse, wear, overloading, incorrect accesso-ries or improper handling are excluded from the guarantee. The legal rights and claims are not affected by this guarantee. Please check exactly defects before a claim or send the product, because we have to ask you to pay shipping costs if the item is free from defects.The present construction or user manual is for informational pur-poses only and may be changed without prior notice. The cur-rent version can be found on the Internet at www.graupner.de on the relevant product page. In addition, the company Graupner has no responsibility or liability for any errors or inaccuracies that may appear in construction or operation manuals. No liability can be accepted for printing errors.P
ICwarningThis device complies with Industry Canada licence-exempt RSS standard(s). Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause interference and (2) this device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device.Le présent appareil est conforme aux CNR d'Industrie Canada applicables aux appareils radio exempts de licence.L'exploitation est autorisée aux deux conditions suivantes : (1) l'appareil ne doit pas produire de brouillage, et (2) l'utilisateur de l'appareil doit accepter tout brouillage radioélectrique subi, même si le brouillage est susceptible d'en compromettre le fonctionnement. Under Industry Canada regulations, this radio transmitter may only operate using an antenna of a type and maximum (or lesser) gain approved for the transmitter by Industry Canada. To reduce potential radio interference to other users, the antenna type and its gain should be so chosen that the equivalent isotropically radiated power (e.i.r.p.) is not more than that necessary for successful communication. Conformément à la réglementation d'Industrie Canada, le présent émetteur radio peut fonctionner avec une antenne d'un type et d'un gain maximal (ou inférieur) approuvé pour l'émetteur par Industrie Canada. Dans le but de réduire les risques de brouillage radioélectrique à l'intention des autres utilisateurs, il faut choisir le type d'antenne et son gain de sorte que la puissance isotrope rayonnée équivalente (p.i.r.e.) ne dépasse pas l'intensité nécessaire à l'établissement d'une communication satisfaisante. This radio transmitter (identify the device by certification number, or model number if Category II) has been approved by Industry Canada to operate with the antenna types listed below with the maximum permissible gain and required antenna impedance for each antenna type indicated. Antenna types not included in this list, having a gain greater than the maximum gain indicated for that type, are strictly prohibited for use with this device. Le présent émetteur radio (identifier le dispositif par son numéro de certification ou son numéro de modèle s'il fait partie du matériel de catégorie I) a été approuvé par Industrie Canada pour fonctionner avec les types d'antenne énumérés ci-dessous et ayant un gain admissible maximal et l'impédance requise pour chaque type d'antenne. Les types d'antenne non inclus dans cette liste, ou dont le gain est supérieur au gain maximal indiqué, sont strictement interdits pour l'exploitation de l'émetteur.
FCC Warning This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. Note 1: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: —Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. —Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. —Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. —Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. Note 2: 1.Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.

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