Hitec RCD SPECPRO-72 RADIO CONTROL HOBBY TRANSMITTER User Manual

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2. Installing the Steel Antenna into the transmitter
a. Insert the steel antenna into the antenna hole of the Aurora 9, and turn it to
the clock wise direction to tighten up.
b. Turn the antenna clockwise until it is securely screwed into the transmitter.
Connecting (Frequency Setting)
Spectra Pro uses synthesize technology does not require classic crystal chips
to change its frequencies. Plug into the Aurora 9 transmitter and select your
preferred Frequency Channel matches with your receivers. In the case of
multiple models are being used from one transmitter, you can connect as
many Hitec receivers to your transmitter as necessary, one model per one
model memory will be used.
General Use Guidelines
General Use Guidelines
To turn the system on and off, use the following
sequence at all times.
Range Check Function
Before each flight, it is critical that you perform a range check to confirm the
signal between the receiver and transmitter is appropriate. Unlike 2.4GHz
system the FM/PPM or PCM radios, use an extendable steel antenna.
Therefore, the method of range check has to be different. Lower the
transmitter antenna all the way to reduce the transmitter signal range to
minimum level.
Once the antenna collapsed it will shortening the range to approximately 30
meters or 100 feet. During the range check process, you should walk away
from the secured aircraft carrying the transmitter to a minimum distance of
approximately 30 meters or 100 feet without control loss.
30 meter or 100 feet
secure the aircraft and walk away
approximatery 30meter without control loss
Warning!
- Do the range check before each flying session to confirm the
radio system is working properly.
- Do the range check before the engine or motor is started.
- Turn on the system as explained above and make sure all servos and
control surfaces are working properly during the range check process
within the range.
- If any control surface is not moving properly, DO NOT fly the
aircraft until the problem is solved.
- If you are unable to accomplish a successful range check of
30 meters or 100 feet, DO NOT ATTEMPT TO FLY.
Use one of the following connecting methods to add additional Hitec receivers to
your transmitter.
Note
- Connecting must be established within 15 feet of the transmitter and receiver.
- Make sure there is no one next to you are in connecting process.
- In case of synthesized receiver is being used for the connecting process,
setup the frequency channel from the Aurora 9 first then turn on the receiver.
Again, we really appreciated for your purchase of Spectra Pro FM Synthe
sized Module, and hope you to enjoy all the great feature of Aurora 9 with
your FM series receivers.
Instruction
Manual
Version 1.0
Introduction
Thank you for your purchase of the Hitec Synthesized 72MHz PCM/PPM
Spectra Pro Module for Aurora 9. This manual contains the complete
directions on how to install and use the module and the receiver with
Aurora 9 transmitter. We encourage you to review the entire manual
before using these products.
Warning!
1. For maximum performance,
we recommend the antenna to be
extended to its maximum length.
2. The receiver antenna should not be
placed near the engine, metal parts or
high current batteries.
Service & Support
3. Depending on flying conditions,
you may possibly experience shorten
in flight range and unstable flying
condition. Please make sure to check
and eliminate all the possible problem
causes before each flight.
Hitec Website
SPECTRA PRO Module Features Synthesized
72MHz PCM/PPM ModuleStock # 23772
Hitec Customer Service
Help is available from Hitec customer service through phone support and
e-mail inquiries. Our US office is open Monday thru Friday, 8:00AM to
4:30PM PST. These hours and days may vary by season. We make every
attempt to answer all incoming service calls; should you reach our voicemail,
please leave your name and number and a staff member will promptly
return your call.
We invite you to regularly visit our website at www.hitecrcd.com for
specification information and descriptions of our entire product line.
Our FAQ pages provide valuable information as well as program updates
on the radio, module, receiver, and other update available products.
The On-Line Community
One of the benefits of the extensive RC on-line community is the vast
wealth of archived information available.
Hitec sponsors forums on most of the popular RC websites where a Hitec
staff member or representative answers product-related questions.
Bringing together strangers with common interests is proving to be one of
the greatest gifts of the internet. If past history is any guide to the future,
we are certain forums will be started about the Hitec system creating
valuable archived
information for future access.
Warranty and Non-Warranty Service
All Hitec products carry a two-year warranty against manufacturing defects
from date-of- purchase. Our trained, professional service representative
will determine if the item will be repaired or replaced. Please complete and
include the repair form at www.hitecrcd.com when you return your item so
that we may administer your repair promptly.
Hitec Service
12115 Paine St. Poway CA
920641-858-748-6948
E-mail: service@hitecrcd.com
1. Spectra Pro Module
- A synthesized RF module, Spectra Pro supports 72MHz PCM/PPM band
width. Simply plug in the module to Aurora 9 transmitter and link with the
Hitec receivers.
2. Transmitter Antenna
- To use Spectra Pro with Aurora 9, conventional steel transmitter antenna is
required. * Stock # 58005. For the best reception, extend the antenna in
full length all the time before flight.
3. Compatible Transmitters
- The Spectra Pro can only be used with Aurora 9 at this moment.
Transmitter Antenna Installation
The conventional steel antenna (included with the module) required to install
prior to use. You are required to remove 2.4GHz antenna and the antenna
holder before the installation.
1. Disassembling the Antenna Mount and Folding Antenna
a. Snap the antenna apart as shown in picture #1. Carefully remove the mod
ule from the back of the Aurora 9 transmitter.
b. Remove the antenna mount from the transmitter by turning it to the counter
clock wise direction.

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