KDS Model Technologies KDS-7XII RADIO CONTROL SYSTEM User Manual 11

Shenzhen KDS Model Technologies Co., Ltd RADIO CONTROL SYSTEM 11

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KDSKDSKDSKDS----7X7X7X7XIIIIIIII Radio ControlRadio ControlRadio ControlRadio Control System Manual System Manual System Manual System Manual - 1 - Contents Contents...................................................................................................................................... 1 Introduction ................................................................................................................................ 2 Liability Declaration ................................................................................................................... 2 Precaution of Safety .................................................................................................................... 2 Part 1 Quick Start........................................................................................................................ 3 1. Mounting of Receiver ...................................................................................................... 3 2. Connect Devices to Receiver............................................................................................ 4 3. Binding Transmitter and Receiver .................................................................................... 4 4. Control Distance .............................................................................................................. 5 Part 2 User Manual...................................................................................................................... 5 1 Features............................................................................................................................ 5 2 Transmitter Panel.............................................................................................................. 6 3 Batteries Charging ............................................................................................................ 7 4 Stick Adjusting ................................................................................................................. 8 5 System Setting.................................................................................................................. 8 6 Helicopter Mode............................................................................................................... 8 6.1 Reverse Setting .................................................................................................... 10 6.2 End Point Adjustment........................................................................................... 11 6.3 Sub Trim Setting .................................................................................................. 11 6.4 Dual Rate Setting ................................................................................................. 11 6.5 Exponent Setting.................................................................................................. 12 6.6 Throttle Holding Setting ....................................................................................... 12 6.7 Gyro Sensitivity Adjusting.................................................................................... 13 6.8 Aux Channel Setting............................................................................................. 13 6.9 Throttle Curve Setting .......................................................................................... 14 6.10 Collective Pitch Curve Setting ............................................................................ 15 6.11 Swash Plate Setting ............................................................................................ 15 7 Aero Mode...................................................................................................................... 15 8 V-tail Mode..................................................................................................................... 16 8.1 V-tail Mix control Setting ..................................................................................... 17 9 Delta Wing Mode............................................................................................................ 18 9.1 Delta Wing Mix Control Setting ........................................................................... 19 10 Model Switch ............................................................................................................... 19 11 Stick Trim ..................................................................................................................... 20 12 Throttle Warning........................................................................................................... 20 13 IDLE Warning .............................................................................................................. 21 14 Countdown Timer for Throttle....................................................................................... 21 15 No Control Protection ................................................................................................... 22 16 Using PPM Signal......................................................................................................... 22 17 Change Transmit Frequency.......................................................................................... 22
KDSKDSKDSKDS----7X7X7X7XIIIIIIII Radio ControlRadio ControlRadio ControlRadio Control System Manual System Manual System Manual System Manual - 2 - Before using this product, check that you have all of the following items. If any items are missing, please contact your dealer. Introduction Thank you for purchasing KDS-7XII Radio Control System (hereafter called K-7XII). This system is extremely versatile and may be used by beginners and professionals alike. In order for you to make the best use of your system and to fly safely, please read this manual carefully. If you have any difficulties while using your system, please contact your hobby dealer. Liability Declaration KDS model has the right to change the product, including the exterior, the functions parameter, and use request, but no notice. KDS model does not provide any guarantee, declaration and promise for special use of any KDS products. The recommended or text technologies data in the technology introduction for KDS model only indicates the test result at that time, but it does not mean KDS model acknowledges the result in law. KDS model will not be responsible for the result made by using any product or circuit, including the incidental or indirect compensation. The parameters of KDS electronic products will be changed under different conditions. The products will work only after all the functions parameters are approved by each use intension. Precaution of Safety  It requires professional skills and technical knowledge to install and operate R/C model properly. Incorrect installation and operation will result in severe property loss and personal injuries.  KDS-7XII is exclusively designed for civil use of R/C models. Don’t use it in any other flying machines.  The governmence for R/C model is different in different place, therefore, please consult your local regulatory body and follow the rules and regulations to operate legally.  Radio wave transfers almost in straight routine in 2.4GHz, please make sure there is no any obstacle when you are operating the product. The antenna tube should point at the controlled model to ensure efficient control, and keep conductive materials away from receiver and transmitter.  If there is prang, collision, welter and other accidents when operating, please test all the things before next operating.  Always keep electronic components away from small children.  Stop flying long before your batteries become low on charge. Do not rely on your radio's low
KDSKDSKDSKDS----7X7X7X7XIIIIIIII Radio ControlRadio ControlRadio ControlRadio Control System Manual System Manual System Manual System Manual - 3 - battery warning systems, intended only as a precaution, to tell you when to recharge. Always check your transmitter and receiver batteries prior to each flight.  Before flying, be sure that the frequency you intend to fly with is not in use, and secure any frequency control device (pin, tag, etc.) for that frequency before turning on your transmitter. It is never possible to fly two or more models on the same frequency at the same time. Even though there are different types of modulation (AM, FM, PCM), only one model may be flown on a single frequency at any one time.  While you are getting ready to fly, if you place your transmitter on the ground, be sure that the wind won’t tip it over. If it is knocked over, the throttle stick may be accidentally moved, causing the engine to speed up. Also, damage to your transmitter may occur.  Before taxiing, be sure to extend the transmitter antenna to its full length. A collapsed antenna will reduce your flying range and cause loss of control. It is a good idea to avoid pointing the transmitter antenna directly at the model, since the signal is weakest in that direction.  Don’t fly in the rain! Water or moisture may enter the transmitter through the antenna or stick openings and cause erratic operation or loss of control. If you must fly in wet weather during a contest, be sure to cover your transmitter with a plastic bag or waterproof barrier. Never fly if lightning is expected. Part 1 Quick Start KDS-7XII IS ADVANCED ELECTRONIC DEVICE, AND FEATURES WIDE USE. It can support multi-users and multi-equipment simultaneously, and features quick response, high precision, and strong capability for anti-jamming. KDS-7XII supports one transmitter and several receivers, and makes it possible that single radio can control several models. KDS-7XII supports different brand gyros. KDS-7XII reacts quickly and precisely. 1. Mounting of Receiver Installation position shall follow these conditions: 1. Keep the receiver away from engine, motor, ESC, battery, and other metal parts. 2. The antenna can not be covered by metal, carbon material or other electronic conduction materials. Keep the antenna in 90 degrees with installed frame or bottom plate, which means that trying to keep the antenna visible.
KDSKDSKDSKDS----7X7X7X7XIIIIIIII Radio ControlRadio ControlRadio ControlRadio Control System Manual System Manual System Manual System Manual - 4 - 2. Connect Devices to Receiver Connect all devices and parts to the corresponding channels. Take notice of 3P signal wire must be connected in right way. Otherwise, it will cause the severe damage to certain device or fail to work. There are some corresponding symbols of 3P on one side of the receiver: (-) means cathode of power connected to the earth, usually links to the black line or brown line of 3P signal wire (+) means the anode of power, usually links to the red wire of 3P signal wires. (s) means signal wire, usually links to the white or yellow wire of 3P signal wires. Notice: please assess the power demand of the receiver of model when selecting the electricity supply style, ensure the receiver can get enough power supply when using, the voltage of the receiver not less than 4.2V at any time. 3. Binding Transmitter and Receiver Before using K-7XII, you must bind the transmitter and the receiver. Binding them as following steps: 1) Plug the 'BIND line' into the 'BIND' slot of receiver. Then power on receiver by plugging the ESC line, then the LED of receiver will flash fast. Then you can remove the 'BIND line'. 2) Hold 'ESC' button of transmitter, then turn on it (keep holding), the LCD will display as following.
KDSKDSKDSKDS----7X7X7X7XIIIIIIII Radio ControlRadio ControlRadio ControlRadio Control System Manual System Manual System Manual System Manual - 5 - 3) After few seconds, binding will finish, the LED of receiver will shine three times slowly, and then the transmitter enters working mode. 4) Release 'ESC' button of transmitter, it will enter working mode. Notice: 1) KDS-7XII supports multiple receivers operation and long-distance binding, so please make sure only you bind the radio at that time. If there is any person who also uses KDS-7XII 2.4GHz remote controller system locally, please operates only after other users pare the signal. 2) KDS-7XII supports seven models saving in one transmitter. They are numbering as M/1 to M/7. The binding will save the serial numbers in receiver. So if you bind one receiver with M/1, it can only work when the transmitter is switched to M/1. 4. Control Distance All radio control system equipment has an effective control range. It’s not the same on the ground, water surface or flying in the sky; It is not the same on flat ground or complicated layout; It’s not the same in rainy days or sunny days; And besides, the external electrical environment is changing continuously. It’s quite necessary for the users who want to control at a long distance to test effective distance beforehand. Radio wave transfers almost in a straight line, please make sure there is no object between antenna and the controlled model. And the antenna should point at receiver’s antenna, and keep the controlled model in certain distance where you can see the model. Part 2 User Manual 1 Features 1．LCD display 2．Support 7 models parameters store 3．Support 5 points throttle (THR) curve in NORMAL mode and IDLE mode. 4．Support 5 points pitch (PIT) curve in NORMAL mode, IDLE mode and HOLD mode. 5．Support HELI (helicopter) mode and AERO mode. Following modes are supported in each mode:
KDSKDSKDSKDS----7X7X7X7XIIIIIIII Radio ControlRadio ControlRadio ControlRadio Control System Manual System Manual System Manual System Manual - 6 - HELI mode  HP1: Normal helicopter with 1 servo  HP2: Swash helicopter with 2 servos  HP3: CCPM 120°swash helicopter with 3 servos AERO mode  A/P : Normal aero plane  V/P : V-tail plane  D/P : Delta wing plane Table1 - Model type list 6．7 channels standard servo signal output 7．Support Dual rate (D/R) control 8．Support throttle hold 9．Support gyro sensitivity adjusting 10．Battery low voltage warning (voltage can be set). 11．Throttle stick position warning 12．Countdown timer for throttle 13．No signal protection 2 Transmitter Panel Figure 1 - Transmitter panel DR HOLD STICK STICK TRIM INC ESC MENU UP STICK TRIM LCD DISPLAY STICK HOOK IDLE GEAR POWER SW POWER LED RF LED DN DEC ANT
KDSKDSKDSKDS----7X7X7X7XIIIIIIII Radio ControlRadio ControlRadio ControlRadio Control System Manual System Manual System Manual System Manual - 7 - Switch & Button Description Detail IDLE In HELI mode, it is used to switch NORMAL mode and IDLE mode. In AERO mode, it controls channel6. See section-6.9 section-6.10 section-7 DR It is used to control dual rate of aileron, elevator and rudder. See section-6.4 HOLD THR hold switch. See section-6.6 GEAR In AERO mode, it controls channel 5. In HELI mode, it controls channel 7. See section-7 See section-6.8 UP Page up button MENU Menu button DN Page down button INC Increase button ESC Escape button DEC Decrease button Table2 - Button list 3 Batteries Charging If you are using NiCd or NiH batteries, you can charge it with a external power without getting batteries out. You can find the power slot in the right side of transmitter. Connect plug properly to charge shown as Figure2. Figure2 - External Power Warning: The power should be 11.6V, the current should be at least 50mA. Other style may be dangerous!
KDSKDSKDSKDS----7X7X7X7XIIIIIIII Radio ControlRadio ControlRadio ControlRadio Control System Manual System Manual System Manual System Manual - 8 - 4 Stick Adjusting To adjust the stick length, use 1.5mm inner hexagon screw driver to unlock the set screw. Turn the screw driver counter-clockwise to loosen the screw. Then, turn the stick clockwise to shorten or counter-clockwise to lengthen. After the control stick length have been adjusted to suit your flying style, tighten the set screw. Figure3 - Stick Adjusting 5 System Setting Hold MENU button and turn on transmitter, it will enter system setting mode, and the first item is shown like following: Figure4 - System setting interface There are 6 items "MOD", "STK TYP", "BAT WAR", "BAT MIN" and "BAT MAX".  Press MENU to change setting item as Table3  Press UP or DN to choose model as Table3 when in MOD setting  Press INC or DEC to change setting contents, or change "Model Type" when in MOD setting.  Press ESC to save and exit system mode. Item name Description Content Model selection (By pressing UP/DN ) Support 7 models, see Section-10 MOD Model type selection (By pressing INC/DEC)  A/P : Normal aero plane  V/P : V-tail plane  D/P : Delta wing plane  HL1: Normal helicopter with 1 servo  HL2: Swash helicopter with 2 servos Item name Setting content Model no
KDSKDSKDSKDS----7X7X7X7XIIIIIIII Radio ControlRadio ControlRadio ControlRadio Control System Manual System Manual System Manual System Manual - 9 -  HL3: CCPM 120°swash helicopter with 3 servos STK TYP Stick mode  1 USA hand  2 JPN hand  3 Anti USA hand  4 Anti JPN hand BAT WAR Voltage for battery warning BAT MAX Battery indicator high limit BAT MIN Battery indicator low limit ID GEN Regenerating ID of transmitter See section 17 Table3 - Details of system setting 6 Helicopter Mode HP1, HP2 and HP3 are HELI mode. In this mode, the LCD will display like following: Figure5 - HELI mode In HELI mode, the corresponding content of each channel shown in Table4. Channel Control Description 1 AIL Aileron 2 ELE Elevator 3 THR Throttle 4 RUD Rudder 5 GY Gyro 6 PIT Pitch 7 AUX Auxiliary Table4 - HELI Channels list  Press MENU will enter setting mode. In HELI mode, there are 11 items can be set, see Table5. During setting, you can press MENU to change settings, or press ESC to exit setting and return to using mode.  Press UP or DN can switch the display "Model status" between "Model no" and "Model type" Model status Battery voltage Mix control status Throttle timer
KDSKDSKDSKDS----7X7X7X7XIIIIIIII Radio ControlRadio ControlRadio ControlRadio Control System Manual System Manual System Manual System Manual - 10 -  Press INC or DEC can modify the "Throttle Timer" Index Caption Description 1 REV Channel reverse setting 2 EPA End point adjustment 3 TRM Channel sub trim setting 4 D/R Dual rate setting 5 EXP Exponent setting 6 HLD Throttle hold setting 7 GYO Gyro sensitivity adjustment 8 AUX Aux channel setting 9 THR Throttle curve setting 10 PIT Collective pitch curve setting 11 PLA Swash plate setting Table5 - HELI mode settings In HELI mode, there are 4 flying status: Mix control status Description dR1 Rate 1 Rate 1 of dual rate dR2 Rate 2 Rate 2 of dual rate HLD Hold Hold mode IDL Idle Idle mode Table6 - HELI Channels list 6.1 Reverse Setting  Press UP or DN to change channel index from "CH1" to "CH7".  Press INC or DEC to modify the reverse status. Figure6 - Reverse setting Channel index NOR: normal REV: reverse Menu caption
KDSKDSKDSKDS----7X7X7X7XIIIIIIII Radio ControlRadio ControlRadio ControlRadio Control System Manual System Manual System Manual System Manual - 11 - 6.2 End Point Adjustment  Press UP or DN to change channel index from "CH1" to "CH7".  Press INC or DEC to modify the value between "0" to "+120". Figure7 - End point adjustment 6.3 Sub Trim Setting  Press UP or DN to change channel index from "CH1" to "CH7".  Press INC or DEC to modify the value between "-100" to "+100". Figure8 - Sub trim setting 6.4 Dual Rate Setting DR switch control the dual rate of aileron, elevator and rudder. And the rate of aileron, elevator and rudder can be set independency.  Press UP or DN to change channel index between "Ail", "Ele" and "Rud" as Table6.  Press INC or DEC to modify the value between "0" to "+120". Default value is 100 for DR SW=0, 60 for DR SW=1. Channel index End point value Menu caption Channel index Sub trim value Menu caption
KDSKDSKDSKDS----7X7X7X7XIIIIIIII Radio ControlRadio ControlRadio ControlRadio Control System Manual System Manual System Manual System Manual - 12 - Figure9 - Dr for Ail setting. Channel index Description A/1 Ail rate when DR SW=0 A/2 Ail rate when DR SW=1 E/1 Ele rate when DR SW=0 E/2 Ele rate when DR SW=1 R/1 Rud rate when DR SW=0 R/2 Rud rate when DR SW=1 Table7 - Dual rate setting 6.5 Exponent Setting  Press UP or DN to change channel index between "Ail", "Ele" and "Rud".  Press INC or DEC to modify the value between "-45" to "+45". Figure10 - Exponent setting 6.6 Throttle Holding Setting Throttle holding will lock the throttle at setting value. In lock status, the throttle signal be not changed even if the throttle stick is changed. It is controlled by HOLD switch. When HOLD switch to 1, the throttle signal is locked (holding status), when HOLD switch to 0, the throttle signal is normal (change by throttle stick). Channel index Dual rate value Menu caption Channel index Exponent value Menu caption
KDSKDSKDSKDS----7X7X7X7XIIIIIIII Radio ControlRadio ControlRadio ControlRadio Control System Manual System Manual System Manual System Manual - 13 -  Press UP or DN to change channel index between "Ail", "Ele" and "Rud".  Press INC or DEC to modify the value between "-20" to "+20", default is 0. Figure11 - Throttle holding setting 6.7 Gyro Sensitivity Adjusting There are two sensitivities for gyro. The gyro signal is one of the two values decided by IDLE switch (see Figure1). The sensitivity value can be set between -100~+100. When it is greater than 0, the gyro is in head-lock mode, when the value is less than or equal to 0, the gyro is in non-lock mode.  Press UP or DN to change channel index between "NOR" and "IDL".  Press INC or DEC to modify the value between "-100" to "+100", default is +100 for NOR and -100 for IDL. Figure12 - Gyro sensitivity setting 6.8 Aux Channel Setting When in HELI mode, the GEAR switch controls channel 7, the AUX channel. There are two items in AUX channel setting, SW1 and SW2, control the signal of AUX channel when GEAR switch in different position. Throttle hold value Menu caption Switch position Gyro sensitivity Menu caption
KDSKDSKDSKDS----7X7X7X7XIIIIIIII Radio ControlRadio ControlRadio ControlRadio Control System Manual System Manual System Manual System Manual - 14 -  Press UP or DN to change channel index between "SW1" and "SW2".  Press INC or DEC to modify the value between "-100" to "+100", default is +100 for SW1 and -100 for SW2. Figure13 - Aux channel setting 6.9 Throttle Curve Setting There are two throttle curves in KDS-7XII, one is for NORMAL mode, and the other is for IDLE mode. Every curve has 5 points. Each point means the relation between signal and stick position as Table8.  Press UP or DN to change channel index between "N/1" ~"N/5" and "I/1"~"I/5". "N?" for NORMAL mode and "I?" for IDLE mode.  Press INC or DEC to modify the value between "0" to "+100". Figure14 - Throttle curve setting Point index Stick position Default signal value N/1 I/1 H/1 Stick at lowest position 0 N/2 I/2 H/2 Stick at 25% position +25 N/3 I/3 H/3 Stick at center +50 N/4 I/4 H/4 Stick at 75% position +75 N/5 I/5 H/5 Stick at highest position +100 Switch position Channel value Menu caption Curve point index Curve point value Menu caption
KDSKDSKDSKDS----7X7X7X7XIIIIIIII Radio ControlRadio ControlRadio ControlRadio Control System Manual System Manual System Manual System Manual - 15 - Table8 - Throttle curve stick value 6.10 Collective Pitch Curve Setting There are three collective pitch curves, the first is for NORMAL mode, the second is for IDLE mode, and the third is for HOLD mode. Each point means a stick position like Table8.  Press UP or DN to change channel index between "N/1" ~"N/5" "I/1"~"I/5" and "H/1"~"H/5". "N?" for NORMAL mode, "I?" for IDLE mode and "H?" for HOLD mode.  Press INC or DEC to modify the value between "0" to "+100". Figure15 - Collective pitch curve setting 6.11 Swash Plate Setting  Press UP or DN to change channel index between "AIL" "ELE" and "PIT".  Press INC or DEC to modify the value between "-100" to "+100". Default value is +50. Figure16 - Swash Mix control setting 7 Aero Mode A/P is AERO mode. In AERO mode, the LCD will display like Figure17: Curve point index Curve point value Menu caption Swash dimension Mix control value Menu caption
KDSKDSKDSKDS----7X7X7X7XIIIIIIII Radio ControlRadio ControlRadio ControlRadio Control System Manual System Manual System Manual System Manual - 16 - Figure17 - Aero mode In AERO mode, the corresponding content of each channel is shown in Table9 Channel Control Description 1 AIL Aileron 2 ELE Elevator 3 THR Throttle 4 RUD Rudder 5 GER Gear, control by GEAR switch 6 FLP Flap, control by IDLE switch 7 AUX Aux, control by D/R switch Table9 - AERO Channels list There are 8 settings in AERO mode, see Table10 for details. To change settings, the operations are the same as the operations in HELI mode. Index Caption Description 1 REV Channel reverse setting 2 EPA End point adjustment 3 TRM Channel sub trim setting 4 D/R Dual rate setting 5 EXP Exponent setting 6 HLD Throttle hold setting 7 GER Gear setting 8 FLP Flap setting Table10 - AERO settings 8 V-tail Mode V/P is V-tail mode. In this mode, the LCD will display like Figure18: Model status Battery voltage Mixture status Throttle timer
KDSKDSKDSKDS----7X7X7X7XIIIIIIII Radio ControlRadio ControlRadio ControlRadio Control System Manual System Manual System Manual System Manual - 17 - Figure18 - Aero mode The channels and switches are the same as in AERO mode, see Table9. There are 9 settings in V-tail mode, see Table11 for details. To change settings, the operations are the same as the operations in HELI mode. Index Caption Description 1 REV Channel reverse setting 2 EPA End point adjustment 3 TRM Channel sub trim setting 4 D/R Dual rate setting 5 EXP Exponent setting 6 HLD Throttle hold setting 7 GER Gear setting 8 FLP Flap setting 9 MIX V-tail Mix control setting Table11 - V-tail settings 8.1 V-tail Mix control Setting There are four items in this setting: V1, V2, V3 and V4. The value is between -100~100, default value is E>2=R>2=R>4=50, E>4=-50. The relationship between output signal and Mix control parameters is shown in Table12. Signal Stick CH2 CH4 ELE stick E>2 E>4 RUD stick R>2 R>4 Table12 - V-tail signal Pressing UP or DN will change setting from V1 to V4. Pressing INC or DEC will increase or decrease the value. See Figure19. Model status Battery voltage Mixture status Throttle timer
KDSKDSKDSKDS----7X7X7X7XIIIIIIII Radio ControlRadio ControlRadio ControlRadio Control System Manual System Manual System Manual System Manual - 18 - Figure19 - V-tail Mix control setting 9 Delta Wing Mode D/P is Delta wing mode. In this mode, the LCD will display like Figure20: Figure20 - Delta wing mode The channels and switches are the same as in AERO mode, see Table9. There are 9 settings in Delta wing mode, see Table13 for details. To change settings, the operations are the same as in HELI mode. Index Caption Description 1 REV Channel reverse setting 2 EPA End point adjustment 3 TRM Channel sub trim setting 4 D/R Dual rate setting 5 EXP Exponent setting 6 HLD Throttle hold setting 7 GER Gear setting 8 FLP Flap setting 9 MIX V-tail Mix control setting Table13 - Delta wing settings Model status Battery voltage Mixture status Throttle timer
KDSKDSKDSKDS----7X7X7X7XIIIIIIII Radio ControlRadio ControlRadio ControlRadio Control System Manual System Manual System Manual System Manual - 19 - 9.1 Delta Wing Mix Control Setting There are four items in this setting: A>1, A>2, E>1, E>2. The value is between -100~100, default value is A>1=A>2=E>2=+50, E>1=-50. The relationship between output signal and Mix control parameters is shown in Table14. Signal Stick CH1 CH2 AIL stick A>1 A>2 ELE stick E>1 E>2 Table14 - Delta wing signal Mix control  Press UP or DN to change channel index between "A>1", "A>2" and "E>1", "E>2".  Press INC or DEC to modify the value between "-100" to "+100". Figure21 - Delta wing Mix control setting 10 Model Switch KDS-7XII can support 7 models; each model has its own parameters. To switch among them, you should enter system mode by holding MENU and turning on transmitter. The following screen will be shown. Figure22 - Model switch Pressing UP or DN will switch from "-1-" to "-7-" which indicate each model. Press INC or DEC will change model type. When some model is selected, press ESC to return to normal using mode. Mixture index Mixture rate Menu caption Model index Model type
KDSKDSKDSKDS----7X7X7X7XIIIIIIII Radio ControlRadio ControlRadio ControlRadio Control System Manual System Manual System Manual System Manual - 20 - Now the transmitter will load the parameters of your selection and all your settings will be saved into the model you selected. 11 Stick Trim When you pull buttons of stick trim (see figure 1), the screen will display as figure 23, and the meaning of stick index refer to Table 15: Figure23 - Stick trim Stick index Description R/H Stick of right and horizontal R/V Stick of right and vertical L/H Stick of left and horizontal L/V Stick of left and vertical Table15 - Stick index 12 Throttle Warning KDS-7XII supports throttle warning. If the stick of throttle is not in the lowest position when the Stick index Trim value
KDSKDSKDSKDS----7X7X7X7XIIIIIIII Radio ControlRadio ControlRadio ControlRadio Control System Manual System Manual System Manual System Manual - 21 - transmitter is on, it will block in warning status. You will see "THRO" in screen and hear continuously beep till you move the stick to the lowest position. Figure24 - Throttle warning 13 IDLE Warning KDS-7XII supports IDLE warning. If the IDLE switch on when power on, the transmitter will block in warning status. You will see "IdLE" in panel and hear continuously beep till you switch IDLE to off. Figure25 - IDLE warning 14 Countdown Timer for Throttle KDS-7XII has a countdown timer relate to throttle. When in normal using status, you can see the timer on the center of screen. The default value is five minutes, like Figure23. You can press INC or DEC to change the value. When you push throttle stick up, the timer will run from the value you set to zero. After minutes remaining, the transmitter will beep to notify you. Throttle timer
KDSKDSKDSKDS----7X7X7X7XIIIIIIII Radio ControlRadio ControlRadio ControlRadio Control System Manual System Manual System Manual System Manual - 22 - Figure26 - Throttle down timer 15 No Control Protection KDS-7XII supports 'No Control Protection' function. You can predefine a set of values for each channel. The receiver will use these values if it loses signal from transmitter. To set the values, you should do as following steps: 1. Turn on the transmitter and receiver, bind them. 2. Adjust the transmitter, and make all channels to the position as you expect. 3. Hold ESC button until the screen of transmitter will display 'NCP' like Figure 27, and the RF led shines, and the led of receiver will go out at the same time. 4. After 1 second, the transmitter and the receiver will restore to normal status, the defining of 'NCP' is done. Figure27 - NCP setting 16 Using PPM Signal There is a PPM signal output slot at bottom of KDS-7XII. When you plug the signal line into the slot, KDS-7XII will switch to PPM status automatically and you will see following screen. Figure 28 – PPM status Notice: when the transmitter is in PPM status, the RF module will stop working, and then the receiver will lost signal if it was power on. 17 Change Transmit Frequency Electric interference may exist when using remote controller system. If it interferes with the Notification Notification
KDSKDSKDSKDS----7X7X7X7XIIIIIIII Radio ControlRadio ControlRadio ControlRadio Control System Manual System Manual System Manual System Manual - 23 - frequency of your system, your devices will be out of control. Under these circumstances, you can try to change the transmitter frequency by following steps: 1． Enter system mode by holding MENU and turning on transmitter 2． Press MENU several times to "ID GEN" function, you can see following screen 3． Press UP or DN to change the option to 'YES' 4． Press + or - to confirm the operation 5． The transmitter will regenerate the frequency and ID, and then the display will show 'OK' and the transmitter will return to 'NO' status automatically. Figure 30 – ID GEN menu Notice: 1． The new frequency is selected randomly. If the interference still exists, you can try to change it again until the interference disappears. 2． After the frequency changing, please rebind the radio. This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions; (1)this device may not cause interference,and (2)this device must accept any interference received,including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device. Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.

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