GuangZhou Walkera Technology DEVO-6 2.4G Transmitter User Manual S29DEVO 6

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Users Manual of DEVO-6 transmitter
Note:PIease read throughly the manual before using and keep it in a safe place for the future reference.
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Part one: General information Part two: Helicopter
1.0 General information ---------------- 2 1_.) sysje,“ menu ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 14
1.1 Important statements .............. 2 1.1 Language setting 14
1.23afetyneeding attention. .2 1.2 Display 14
1.3 Attention before mgm .............. 2 1.3 Buzzer warning ....15
2.0 Features. . . .......................... 3 1.4 TOUCH screen calibration .......... 15
2.1 Features of DEVO.6 .............. 3 1-5 5m“ mode ----------------------- 15
2.2FeaturesofRX601-nu-um-u3
3,0 Specilication........................3
3.1 DEVO-S specification ............ . 3
3.2 Receiver specification. . .. . . ..3
4.0Def onganvo.s ...............4
4.1 Panel detin|t|on .4
4.2 Reardetlnitionn .4
4.3 Wiring Diagram...................5
4.4 Function keys in panel ............. 5
5.0 Control stick adjustment . 5
5.1 Control 51le Iength-.--........... .5
adjustment
5.2 Control stick tension ............... 5
adjustment
6.0 Neckstrapusage...................5
7.0 Stick mode switch .. .7
8.0 Switches between left-hand» - ~- ~ ‘ -- ~ 7
and right-hand throttles
8.1 R|ght-hand throttle swnchedunuu 7
to left-hand throttle
8.2 Left-hand throttle switched ......... s
to right-hand throttle
9.0 Training function .................... 9
10.0 Customized fixed |D............... ~ 11
11.0 Installation requirement
for receiver
12.0 Installation requirement for . . . . . . . .12
DEVO-G Battery pack
12.1 DEVO-S battery charging ........ 12
2.0 Model menu . - ~
3.0 Function Menu ~~
~12
1.6 Stick Calibration 16
111;le 17
'17
2.1 Model select 17
2_z Modeiname 17
2.3Mudeicopy 18
2.4 Model wirelesscopy.--............18
2.5 Model reset ....................... 19
2.6 Type select ----------------------- 2 0
2.7 Trim system --
2_8Devme5€|ect 21
2.9 Dev1ce Output ................... 2 1
2.10 Swash type - -
2.11 Puweramplifier ................... 2 2
2.12 Fixed ID ......................... 2 3
3.1 Reverse Switch..--................Q4
3.2 Travel adjust - -
3.3SubTrim--~-----------~------~-~--34
3.4 Dual Rate and ExponentiaIn-n -----25
3.5Thrcttlehold 27
3.6 Throttle curve ..
3_7Mixtothrglfle...".................28
3.5 Gyro sensor ....................... 2 g
3.93washm1x 30 3.0FunclionMenu ....................... .51
3.10 Pitch curve- 30
3_1 Reverse switch 52
3.11 Program mi>e --------------------- 32 3.2 Servo Travel amusl - ~ 52
3-12M0mlor ------------------------- 34 3.3Sublrim 52
3.13 Fail safe - ~34 3.4 Dual rate and exponential-n -53
3.14Tra1ner .......................... 35 3.5Throfllehuld~~-~~~----~~~--~--~~---54
3.1ST|mer-- .37 3.6Throlllecurve-nu~~----...........54
3.7 Differenual ----------------------- '55
3.8 Balance 57
rt three rplane 3.9 Gyro Sensor 55
1.0 Syslem menu~~~~~-----~~-----~------40 3.10 Ailemn lo Rudder Mix .............59
11 Language setlmg 40
3.11 Elevator lo flap m1x- 59
1'2 D1splay ”40 3.12 Rudder lo aileron/elevator mix .....50
1-3 Buzlefwammg -------------------- 41 3.13 Flap sys‘em ______________________ 51
1.4 Touch screen cal|bral|on~~~~~~~~~-~-41
3.14 Aileron lo flap mix ................ 52
1_55uck mude~~~~~------~-----~-----~41
1.6 Suck Cahbrauon 42 3.15Program m|x~ 63
1.71117“. 43 3.16 Monitor 55
3.17 Fa1l safe - 65
2.0 Model menu.........................43
3.18Tra1ner -------------------------- 66
2.1 Model select- 43
3.19 Timer ---------------------------- 53
2.2 Model name ....................... 43
2.3 Model copy ....................... .44
2.4 Model wireless copy ---~~-~--~~~--~44
2.5 Model reset. ...................... .45
2.6 Type Sales .45
2] Trim system 45
2.5 Dev1ce select 47
2.9 Dev1ce Oulpul
-47
2.10 Wing type ----------------------- .4g
2,11Powerampfifier 50
2.12 F|xed ID ------------------------- 50
General
information
I nurnlng, automatic l asslgnmentanc aso eatures
fixed ID set by you yourself. The usage of wireless
copy function keeps you away from the trouble in
wire link-up. Three mode types of helicopter, airplane
and glider are available to meet your requirements
for different models. Touch screen with wide area is
used and it offers you convenient operation. Online
update via USB ensures a transmitter in hand not to
be out of date and makes it full of vigour.
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1 0 General nformat
1.1 Important statements
Welcomevto use the DEVO-S transmitter
(1) The transmitter is suitable for experienced radio controlled helicopter modelers beyond 14 years old.
(2) Flying the model aircraft in approved ground is a must.
(3) We are not responsible for any safety caused by operation, usage or control as soon as the transmitter
is sold out.
(4) We consign our distributors to offer technical support and service after sale. Please contact the local
distributors for problem solutions caused by usage, operation, maintenance, etc.
1.2 Safety Needing Attention
(1) Faraway from obstacle and people.
RC helicopter in flights is uncertain of flight speed and status,
wnieii potential risk exists in when flying. Please keep your 1
RC helicoptertar away from people, high buildings, high- 1
tension line, etc. and avoid operating in rain, storms, thunder i
and lightening.
(2) Away from humidity environment
RC helicopter should be kept away from humidity and vapor
because it is composed of complicated presise electronic
elements and mechanical parts.
(3) Proper operation
Please use original spare parts to upgrade“ modify or maintain
your equipment in order to assure its safety. Please operate
your equipment within the range of functions permitted. It ,
is forbidden to use out of the safety laws or regulations.
(4) Safety operation
Please operate your equipment according to your body status
and flight skills. Fatigue' Iistlessness and mis-operation Will
increase the possibilities of accidental hazard.
(5) Away from heat sources
The inside of the transmitter is composed of many precise
electronic Components and mechanical parts. Keep it far
away form heat sources and sunshine to avoid distortion.
or even damage caused by high temperature.
1.3 Attention Before Flight
(1) Ensure the battery packs of both transmitter and receiver are fully saturated.
(2) Ensure both the throttle stick and the throttle lnm of your transmitter stay at the lowest positions before
operation.
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(3) Please strictly obey the order of turn-on and turn-off before operation. When starting your flight, turn on
your tiansmitterfirst, and connect the battery to the helicopter last. When turning off the helicopter, disconnect
the battery first, and turn off your transmitter last. An upset in the order of connection may cause your
helicopter out of control. Please cultivate a correct habit of turn-on and turn-oft.
(4) Ensure whether the directions and actions of the servos are correct when executing commands of the
transmitter. Using a broken servo will result in unforeseen dangers.
2 0 Features
2.1 Features of DEVO-G
(i ) The DEVO-S adopts 2.4 GHz Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum (DSSS) technology and features both
automatic ID binding and ID assignment. It can also be customizedly set as fixed ID code.
(2) USB online update makes you always enjoy the latest program.
(3) Adjustability of hi-frequency output power enjoys more personality and friendly environment.
(4) Wireless data transmission between two DEVO-fi helps experience the training function.
(5) Up to 12-model data can be saved.
(6) DEVO-B ad)usting the gyro sensitivity makes hovering flight and fancy flight in an easy way.
(7) Ultra big size TFT touch screen With graphic interface features direct and convenient setting.
(8) Shape design accords with human engineering and provides comfortable holding.
(9) Both the length and tension of the sticks can be amendable.
(10) DEVO-G can be freely sWitched among Modes 1, 2, 3, and 4.
(‘I 1) DEVO-S is suitable for Helicopter, and Airplane. In the Helicopter mode, there are three flight
modes, each of which can be freely set and its parameters can be personalizedly adiusted to meet
the requirement for F3C or 3D aerobatic flight.
2.2 Features of RX501
(i ) Adopt 2.46Hz Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum (DSSS) that features fast reaction and strong anti-
jamming protection.
(2) Double receiving circuits effectively assure stability of receiVing signal.
(3) The single chip as CPU provides super-strong analyzing ability.
(4) The RECEIVER maintains the frequency and the ID memories when its changing a new battery pack with
the transmitter powered on .
(5) It can be set as a custom fixed ID and automatic ID assignment.
3 Spectftcati
3.1 DEVO-S Transmitter Specification
Encoder ------------------- 6-channel micro computer system
Frequency ------------------- 2.4GHz DSSS
Output power .................. 5 100 mW
Current drain ------------------ S 230 rnA (at 100 mW)
Power supply ------------------ 53? Dry cell 4 X1.5V. or NiMH 4 X‘I.2V ‘I.500 - 2.000 mAh
Output pulse ------------------ 1000 - 2000 Ms (1500Ms Neutral)
3.2 Receiver specification
Type ------------------------- 2.4GHZ 6 channels
Sensitivity ---------- ~- 105 ohm
Frequency interval r-2 4 M
Weight ......... .5 g
Dimension -------------------- 33X2.0X13.0mm
RX power supply --------------- 4.8-6V1,300mAh
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4.1 Panel defii
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Handle
DIR swrton
FMOD switch
Eyelet
ELEV trim THRO trim
ELEV/RUDD stick THRO/AILE slick
Power switch
RUDD trim NLE m,“
EXT ENT
4“
up»,
DN—
4.2 Rear definit
Battery Compartment
Cover
Charge sacket (CHG) Dlgllal signal Converter
socket (use)
(1) Charge socket (CHG): input DC at B-lZV, 200 mA: Polarity
(2) Digital Signal Converter socket (DSC)' for simulator flight practice via computer (Vclu need software and
its dongle which are available in hobby shops, and for training.
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4.3 Wiring Diagmm
EligEE
elevator servo
élblll E
Aileron serve
— fil’Q‘IlIE
' x A
Aritenna—- DEVO Throttle servo
RXGOl r
Receiver — g‘e‘lllé
' u A
Rudder servo
El " I E
Antenna L 1
Gear servo
signs
Aux1
4.4 Function keys in panel
There are 6 functional keys in the panel of DEVO-S. Belaw are the details:
(1) EXT. Resetting key. Press EXT to exit the main menu.
(2) ENT' Confirmation key. Press ENT to get access to the system or the function mode.
(3) UP+: Funcllcn-selecllng key. Move cursor up to the forward function item.
(4) DN-. Function-selecting key. Move cursor dawn to the next function item.
(5) R+- Move cursor rightwards to increase the setting value.
(6) L-: Move cursor Ieflwards to decrease the setting value.
The control stick adjustment includes two parts: length adlustment and tension adlustment.
5.1 Control stick length adjustment
(1) Prolong the stick length: COW rotate the slick head until
the length you hope, and then CCW tighten the stick sleeve;
(2) Shorten the stick length: Clockwise rotate the stick sleeve
until the length you desire. and then clockwise tighten the
stick head.
llxing screw ls lncluded stick head
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5.2 Control stick adjustment
Remove the left lateral , right lateral Ieltard right non-slipping blocks, respectively.
Remove the tixed screws A, B, C, D, and E, and then remove the base plate.
Right non- Left non-
slipping block slipping block
left lateral non
slipping block
Below are shown the inside views cl Iefl and right throttle sets, respectively. Use cross screwdriver to loosen
and remove Linkage Fixed Screw, Screw F, Screw G, and Throttle Control Spring in right throttle set. respectively,
and then mount them in the corresponding positions in left throttle set. And then adjust the stick tension
according to your habit.
Linkage Fixed Screw Throttle Control Spring
,. .
Neck Strap Usage
There is a concealed hook in the face panel
of DEVO-B. It Will pop up as you press the
hook. The neck strap can be connected to
the hook. The Hook located at the center
helps to get optimal balance of the transmitter.
Hook
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0 Stick Mode Switch
There are total fourstick modes from MODE 1 through MODE 4. The left-hand throttle includes MODE 2 and
MODE 4, and the right-hand throttle includes MODE 1 and MODE 3. Below are the sketch maps'
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MODE 1 MODE 3
Right-hand stick includes MODE 1 and MODE 3.
MODE 2 MODE 4
Left-hand stick includes MODE 2 and MODE 4.
8 0 SWitches b tween left hand and mg
and throttles
The throttle switches between the left hand and right hand Will be successful if both the MECHANICAL switch
and ELECTRONIC sWitch are finished, separately. Below are the methods for SWitching.
8.1 Right-hand throttle switched to left-hand throttle
(1) MECHANICAL switch
Remove the left lateral and right lateral non-slipping blocks and the left and right non-slipping blocks on
the base plate, respectively.
Remove the fixed screws A‘ B, C, D, and El and then remove the base plate.
Right non- Left non-
slipping block slipping block
A c
B D
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slipping block
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Below are shown the inside views of left and right throttle sets, respectively. Use Cross screwdriver to loosen
and remove Linkage Fixed Screw, Screw F, Screw G, and Throttle Control Spring in right throttle set, respectively,
and then mount them in the corresponding positions in left throttle set. And then adiust the stick tension
according to your habit.
Throttle Control Spring (3
Linkage Fixed Screw F
Lelt throttle set
(2) ELECTRONIC SWitch
Touch the shortcut iconuto enter System Menu, and then touch the icon. to enter the stick mode interface,
and then select the mode you desire.
Switch Right-hand to Left-hand throttle select stick model according below stick position, total 4 MODE.The
model data will be automatically SWitched when touching MODE 2 or MODE 4.
Touch “to save and exit after the selection is finished.
The SWitch from right-hand throttle to left-hand throttle is finished after both the MECHANICAL and ELECTRONIC
SWitches changed. respectively. And the transmitter is ready to normally work now.
8.2 Left-hand throttle switched to right-hand throttle
(1) MECHANICAL SWitch
Refer to the above ”MECHANICAL switch" to open the transmitter cover.
Below are Shown the inside views at left and right throttle sets, respectively. Use cross Screwdriver to loosen
and remove Linkage Fixed Screw. SCI’EW F. Screw G, and Throttle Control Spring in left throttle set, respectively,
and then mount them in the corresponding positions in right throttle set. And then adjust the stick tension
according to your habit. After finished close the transmitter cover.
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Linkage Fixed Screw
i= ThmttleControlSpring G
(2) The data sWitch
Refer to the above “(8.1 ) Electronic SWitch“ to access to Stick Mode.
Switch Left-hand to Right-hand throttle select stick model according below stick position, total 4 MODE.The
model data will be automatically SWitched when touching MODE 1 or MODE 3.
Touch “to save and exit after the selection is finished.
The sWitch trom left-hand throttle to right-hand throttle is finished after both the MECHANICAL and ELECTRONIC
switches changed. respectively. And the transmitter is ready to work normally.
Note: pay attention to the force when rotating the screws. Excessive lorces may damage them.
9 O Tr ng funct
Two DEVO-G transmitters working together can execute the training function to meet the requirements tor
the beginners. The setting method is shown as below.
(1) Data copy
Using the wireless copy function of two DEVO-S equipments, the model data saved in the trainer's one can
be transmitted to the trainees to ensure that the model parameters are exactly same. Regarding the copying
method. refer to “2.4 Model Wireless Copy" at “Part Two: Helicoptei“. Then follow the steps below:
(2) Linkage
Insert one end of the signal Wire into DSC socket at the rear
face of the trainee's DEVO-S, and then turn on the power.
A linkage icon will be shown on the boot screen. Find out
the trainees model data at its DEVO-S.
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Turn on the power of the trainer's DEVO-S. Find out the trainees model data, and then let the trainer's DEVO-
6 bind with the helicopter model and fly it normally. Then turn off the power.
Insert the other end of the digital signal wire into the trainer‘s DEVO-B, and then turn on its power. A linkage
icon will be shown as below:
DSC Socket
Two ends ol digital signal Wire
Trainee is 0" and
. . . trainer is working
Trainer icon
Training status display: when the trainer's icon
becomes into ”x”, the trainee stops flying and the
trainer is working, when the trainers icon turns
into “I", the trainee is flying and the trainer is in
leisure.
(3) Usage method
The lraning SW|tch can be freely Wirchable. Take "GEAR" smtch as an example. Shown as below:
During the llight, if the trainer pushes " GEAR" switch backward.
the linkage icon Will be shown as ‘\l" that means the control
right is moved to the trainee. Iftrainer pushes " GEAR " switch
aain, the linkage icon Will be shown as“X” that means the
trainer take back the control right.
(4) Setting for training function Switch
Touch the shortcut icon H to enter Function Menu, and then click“ to get access to Trainer screen. The
available channels are shown below, and the current status at trainer switch TRN is also shown there.
(5) Setting for training function channels
Trainee is available to get full or part of flight control
pcwerto the aircrafl model via setting the training function
channel in the trainer‘s DEVO-G. Below is the setting
method
Touch the channel(s) which you want to grant to trainee.
The channelts) you have touched will be activated as
“Active". The channels which are not granted to trainee
will be kept inhibited. The default setting is ”Inhibit".
Touch“ to exit.
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0 Customized fixed ID
This setting will bind DEVO-B with its receiver in a unique corresponding relationship. It will greatly speed up
the time of automatic binding when DEVO-G powered on.
(1) Setting for fixed ID
The setting for fixed ID should be under the status that automatic ID binding is successfully finished. Below
is the setting method.
Touch the icon - to enter Model Menu, and then enter Fixed ID by touching the icon'in Model Menu.
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Navigational mark
Mini sott
keyboard
Touch the navigational mark of the item ID Code Setting. It will expand into two statuses: Off and On. A series
of random digits will be shown below after touching On.A mini soft keyboard is shown in the lower part after
touching the random digits of ID God.
The new ID digits can be modified by touching the mini soft keyboard. Touch Match after the new ID has
been set. An inquiry interface of “Are you sure?" pop up. "ID Code Match. will be shown after touching
0K.When complete,it will back to MENU automatically.
(2) Fixed ID cancellation
Press keV'CLEAN' before the receiver is powered on, and then plug 5V DC power into one of the other output
terminals. The red light of receiver will flash slowly. This means the fixed ID code has been cancelled. Pull
out BIND PLUG.
DEVO-G also needs to make relative cancellation and
revision afler the fixed ID in receiver is cleared out.
In the main interface touch the icon-to enter Model
Menu and then touch. to enter Fixed ID. Touch ID Code
Setting to expand the navigation mark into status On and
Off. Touch Off. Then touchfito exit.
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11 0 Installation requirement for receiver
It is important to correctly mount your remote control system in your model. Below are some advices on how
to install your equipments.
(1) Wrap the receiver With 10mm thick foam and soundly fix it With a rubber or magic string on your aircraft
model. It helps protect the receiver from damage.
(2) It is necessary to use rubber grommets and copper sleeves to isolate the Vibrations from the main body
ol aircraft model. The mounting screws cannot be over-tightened. Otherwise the rubber grommets will be
distorted and decrease the vibration absorption effect.
(3) When mounting the servos. make sure the servos‘ belloranks can move freely overtheir whole travel range
and ensure the control linkages don't touch or impede the movement of these servos.
(4) If installing various SWitches, keep them far away from the engine tuned pipe and high vibration sources.
Ensure all the switches move freely over their whole travel range.
(5) Don‘t make the receiver antennas wrapped or parallel.
antenna
Antenna arrange Antenna 3 ang s
J in correct directions in wrong dlrectlons
12 0 Installation requtrement fo DEVO 6 Battery pack
Open the battery cover of DEVO-S transmitter and
take out the battery box. Then put 4 cells AA battery
or the same size full charged NIMH battery into the
battery box. Please check again to make sure the i
polarities are correct. \
Warning: Do not put the polarities of batteries in the opposite directions.
Fool-proofing must insert correspondingly when bqttery pack connect to radio, see below:
Anode of the battery Cathode of the ry
Cathode or the battery Anoee otthe battery
Power fool-proof plug Battery box fool-proof plug .. . . v
12.1 or-zvo-e battery charging
Warning: the CHG socket is only used for the rechargeable NIMH
batteries. If using the batteries which is unchargeable. The CHG
socket is not allowed to use.
Charge socket(CHG):input DC at 8-12V.200mA; Polarity:O—¢)—9
cHG Charging Socket
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All the functional seflings, which are relative
to the operation system of DEVO-6 itself, are
fully integrated in System Menu. They include
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1 0 System menu
All the functional settings, which are relative to the operation system of DEVO-G itself, are fully integrated in
System Menu. They include Language, Display, Buzzer, Touch Screen Calibration, Stick Mode, Stick Calibration
, and About.
Below is the boot screen of helicopter:
Elevator trim Throttle trim
Transmission power display
Battery volume
display
Flight mode Model name
Timer1
. System menu
T'msa icon and Model
type display
Throttle percentage
value
System menu
icon
Thmtfle Dual rate and Mudel Aileron trim
curve icon exponential menu icon
_ Icon
1.1 Language setting
Touch the shortcut icon. to enter System Menu and then touch. to enter the language interface.Touch
the language that you want to select. A " J" will be shown on the screen after selected. Then touchfito save
and exit.
1.1 Language setting 1.2 Display
1.2 Display
Touch the shortcut ioor’ to enter System Menu and then touch the icorito enter “Display".
Three items are available to be set. Below are the setting methods for them:
(1) Backlight lightness: the backlight lightness is adjustable by touching the navigation marks. The power
consumption will be increased if the becklight lightness is too bright and the battery cruise duration will
be shortened.
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(2) Backlight time out: it is possible to set the duration which LCD stays at highlight in the form at “Always on"
or any period from 5 to 80 seconds with an interval 015 seconds.
(3) Power save time: it can adjust the backlighting duration by turning off the backlight in order to prolong
the battery cruise time. The setting status contents Always On and duration in 30 grades with an interval
of 1 minute.
Touch 5 to exit.
1.3 Buzzer warning
Touch the icon to enter System Menu and then touch . to enter the buzzer interface.
(1) Buzzer switch: touch the navigation mark at Buzzer
Switch and pop up an alternative item: "on” and “On".
If touching On, a drop-down menu will be shown below.
(2) Throttle stick buzzer: under Buzzer Switch is at the
status of On, if Throttte Stick is set as “Active". a relative
musical scale will make response when moving the
throttle stick. You can judge the position of the throttle
stick according to the different musical scales. Also, it
can be set as Inhibit.
(3) Buzzer tone: the tone is composed at 10 grades. You
can choose the favorite one according to your interests.Touch Test to make a listening test.
Touchflto exit after finished.
1.4 Touch screen calibration
Touch the icon . to enter System Menu and then touch -to enter the Touch screen calibration interface.
Click anywhere on the screen to start calibration with
the touch pen, and then follow the indication to
calibrate. It will automatically return to System Menu
after the calibration is finished.
1.5 Stick mode
Touch the icon
to enter System Menu, and then touch the icon-to enter the stick mode interface.
There are four stick modes from MODE 1 to MODE 4. Select the stick mode you desire and then touch the
icon u to exit.
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1.6 Stick Calibration
Touch the ico to enter System Menu and then touch the icon. to enter the interface of Stick Calibration.
There are two | ems in the interlace: Stick Direction and Stick Calibration.
(1) Stick direction: there are four options: Elevator, Aileron,
Throttle, and Rudder. Click the item, which you want
to reverse, to change the output direction of the stick.
The default setting is Normal.
(2) Stick calibration: it variance happened in sticks , it
would be calibrated via this option.
Method for calibration:
Click the display item of Start to enter the status of
calibration, and Start will be turned into Stop.
(2.1) Stick calibration: Clockwise or counter clockwise mechanically move the right stick and left stick from
their minimum levels to their maximum levels several times,and then return the sticks to the neutral
positions,respectlvely.
(2.2) Click the item oi Stop. It the calibration is finished, "Calibration success!" will be shown at the lower of
the screen. lithe calibration is failed, “Calibration error! Please try again!" will be shown instead. It needs to
be calibrated again.
(2.3) Re-calibraticn: directly repeat the said steps (2.1) and (2.2) in the calibration failure interface.
Touch the iconfiito exit.
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1.7 About
Touch the icon - to enter System Menu and then
touch “to get access to the about interface. You can
check the versions ct hardware and softwareclick the
iconnto exit.
2 Model menu
Model Menu manages all the model data saved in DEVO-G. It includes Model Select, Model Name, Model
Copy. Model Transmit, Model Receive. Model Reset, Type Select, Trim System, Device Select, Device Output,
Swash Type, Power Amplifier,and Fixed ID.
2.1 Model select
Touch the icon . to enter Model Menu and then click the icon E to enter the model select interface.
Click the model you desired. The selected model will be temporarily changed into orange color. Then click
the icon E to exit.
2.1 Model name
In the menu of Model Name. you can make a desired name for your model for long term storage. Its data
can be directly withdrawn in next flightsRepeat the step “2.1 Model Select” to choose the model you want
to name or save. And then touch the icon “to exit.
Click the icon-to enter System Menu and then click the icon-to get the model name interlace. The
following is the interlece:
Grey stripe ?
DEVD 5 —‘I7

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