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SYSTEM CDNNECTlDNS
TRANSMITTER AND RECEIVER BATTERY ARGING j”
The 90406 transmitter teatures a Charging Jack, which can be usect wrth theAirtronics 95034 1‘lClvAC Transmitter and Receiver
Dual Charger to recharge the batteries without removing them from the transmitter. in addition, this charger can also be used to
recharge a 4.5v (4 cell) or 5.0v (5 celll rechargeable Nt-Cd or Nl-lVlH receiver battery pack at the same time We recommend
one oi the ioltowrng receiver battery packs
tit-Energy Adv zzorlmAh Ni-MH Rechargeable Flat Battery Pack tor Receiver ti PC.)
Hi-Energy a uv ZZODmAh Ni-MH Rechargeable Flat Battery Pack for Receiver (1 PC.)
Depending on the region in which your purchase your 90406 2 AGHz FHSS-‘l radio control system, rechargeable
transmitter batteries and an overnight charger may or may not be included it these items are NOT included, we recommend
using the ioltowing
Hi-Energy 1200mAh Ni-MH 'AA‘ Rechargeable Batteries (4-Pack) for Transmitter tZ PCS.)
Airtrortics 95034110v AC Transmitter and Receiver Dual Charger (1 PC.)
Instead of using Alkaline batteries to power the transmitter. you can use rechargeable Ni-Cd or Ni-MH batteries. This will provide
longer usage lime and reduced cost in lhe long run, Since you won't need to continuously purchase new Alkaline batteries
Warninqs About Charqinq the Transmitter and Receiver Batteries
The 90406 transmitter features a Charging Jack located on the right side oi the transmitter, allowing you to recharge the Nico
or Ni»MH rechargeable batteries without removing them trom the transmitter Use ONLY the recommended optional Alrtrcirlics
95034 thvAC Transmitter and Receiver Dual Charger or damage to the transmitter and/or batteries could result
WARNING Do NOT attempt to recharge Alkaline batteries Do NOT attempt to charge any type at batteries other thart those
recommended and use ONLY the recommended charger. Do not use the Charging Jack with any other aftermarket last
charger or Peak-Detection charger or the transmitter could be damaged
- Always tollow the charging procedures described below to ensure the sate and correct use or the rechargeable batteries and
charger.
' Before charging the batteries double—check that both the transmitter and the receiver are turned OFF
- overcharging reduces the lite ol the batteries and can result in overheating and bursting. This may cause personal lniury
and/or property damage
- Do not plug the recommended charger into anything other than an Ac llou power outlet Plugging the charger into anything
other than AC l’le outlet may result in smoking, sparks, or tire
I Do not throw the batteries or abuse them in any manner. Do not dispose cl the batteries in the fire or allow them to overheat
- Do not Shonrcircult the battery terminals wtth wtre or any other obiect
WARNING If you're using a Li-Fe or Li»P0 receiver battery, do NOT attempt to charge either otthese types or batteries with
the optional Airtrortics 95034 110v AC Transmitter arid Receiver Dual Charger. You MUST use a charger that is specifically
designed to charge Lt»Fe or Li~Po batteries.
WARNING Ari alter-market peak-detection charger. cycter, or fast charger should NOT be used to charge Nl-Cd or Ni-MH
rechargeable batteries through the transmitter The circuitry within the transmitter can interfere with the peak-detection
chargers normal operation, resulting in overrchargirtg and damaging the batteries, and possibly the transmitter itself
In addition, a fast charger cart damage the transmitters circuitry, These chargers can be used, but ONLY if the batteries are
charged outside at the transmitter
Q'I E'E'
1) Plug the Alnronics 95034 110V AC Transmitter and Receiver Dual Charger into a l1Clv AC wall socket
2) Plug the round mnnectnr from the charger into the Charging Jack in the transmitter and plug the female connector from the
charger into the switch harness charge plug The charger LEDs wtll illuminate red indicating that the charger is charging
3) Both transmitter and receiver charger outputs are ‘lErOrrlAh, therefore, it will take approximately T5 hours to recharge
tully-discharged zzoomAh batteries (2200i150=l4 Bl Charge time will vary depending on the mAh capacity at the batteries
you‘re charging For example 12ODmAh batteries would require an 5 hour charge (tZflOIlSD=E)
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LCD AND PROGRAMMPNG KEYS
The 90406 transmitter features {our Programming Keys‘ 3 Navigation Pad and an ENTER key, all used in Conjunctlon to facilitate
transmttter programming This section summarizes the lunctions at these leatures In addition to detailing the main areas at the
Multl-Funcllon LCD.
PROGRAMMING KEYS DVE VIEW AN FUN
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Movtng around the LCD and pmgrammlng the llansmttler ls achmpllshed using tne Navrgattcn Pad‘ the ENTER Key and tne
lcur ngrammrng Keys pDSltloned on the right hall of the transmitter
GENERAL
INC+IM1 Key
DEG/M2 Key
END/M3 Key
ENTER Key
F-MODE Key — Navigallort Pad
PROGRAMMING KEV NAME FUNCTtDN
New” lncreases Programming Values and is used to
“meme/Model 1) select Model 1 using the Direct Mcdel Select
lNCtIMH lunctron
DEG/M2 Decreases Programming Values and is used to
(Decrease/Madam) select Monet 2 uslrtg the Direct Mcdel Select
DEC-lME function
END/M3 Returns to the previous menu Press several times to
(End/Mada 3) retum to the Display screen I5 also used to select
END/M3 Model a using the Direct Model Select lunchcn,
FMODE Cycles through the three Flight Modes dunng
(Flight Mode Select) programming, Does NOT swttch between Flight
F-MODE Modes during use
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(6 hi Navigetlun Pad Moves the Programming Cursor up A , Down v,
V 4 Right » and Len <
Opensthe selected menu or programming option
ENTER KEV Advances the cursor in the Model Name menu.
Pressing both keys at the same time Within a
Rest Default Shcncut Prngrammihg Menu resets the Programming
INCHM1 chmlz Value to the Default value
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SYSTEM SETUP AND INSTALLATION
RANGE CHECKING LDW
DWER MODE [ll
The Low»Power Mode lunction lowers the transmlfier’s RF output level to cheek radio signal reception (Range Check) Use
this function to check radio signal reception on the ground prior to flight
IMFORYANT The radio control system should oe Range Checked pnorto the day's firslllight and prior to the lirst flight after
a hard landing or alter a repair This wlll ensure that the transmitter and receiver are communicating properly prior to flight
This ensures the safety of your almrafi. yourseth and the people around you.
Activating Ln cg Mode
1) Press and HOLD the Bind Button on the transmitter then turn the
transmitter ON The Bind LED wtll flash POWER MODE TRANSMIWER STATUS
2) Continue to HOLD the Bind Button for approximately 5 seconds After ”WWW“ Mme BM LED “55mg
approximately 5 seconds the Blfld LED Wlll flash rapldly, then QB out Normal Mode Bmd LED Solid
3) Release the Bind Button and the Bind LED should hegin to flash again The transmitter is now in Low-Power Mode and you
can begin the Range Check process
The transmitter will reven to Normal Mode after approximately 3 minutes ll you haven‘t completed your Range Check
Within that time turn the transmitter OFF then repeat steps 1 through 3 to reenter LanaPDwer Mode
Range Checking
I) Turn the receiver in your aircraft ON
2) with the transmitter in Low»Power Mode taind LED flashing)‘ walk approximately 30 paces lrom your aircraft (approximately
so feel) and with the help oi another person check to make sure that the senios move Without any problems it there is a
proolem with servo movement try moving to a diflerent position while still maintaining the same distance from your aircralt,
then check servo movement again it there is still a problem, DO NOT FLY Check to make sure that all recall/en servos.
swttch. and onooard battery connections are correct and secure Check to ensure that the receiver antenna wtres are correctly
mounted as described orevtously
3) When satistied that the system is operating correctly turn the transmitter OFF then hack ON to resume use in Normal mode.
it alter checking all airhorne system components and verifying correct antenna virire mounting your radio control system
still tails the Range Check. DO NOT FLY Please contactAirtronics Customer Service using the information on the hack
cover of this Operating Manual
WARNING Do not attempt to fly Wilh the transmitter lrl Low-Fuwer Made You will be unable to control you( alrcrafi once it is
a certain dlstance away lrom you. Always verify lhal (he Eind LED is solid prior to flight,
CONTROL 51'ch LENGTH ADJUSTRAENT ”/
The length of the oontrol sticks can be adjusted to best suit the way you hold them in general, pilots who place their thumbs on
top of the control sticks prefer the control sticks to be shorten and pilots who grasp the control sticks oreler the control sticks to
be longer. in the default configuration, the control sticks are adjusted as short as possible
Ad'usting Control §tick Length
1) While holdtng the base of (he ccnlml stick (urn lhe lop hall of the control slick counter—clockwise to loosen ll
2) To lengthen the control stick. turn the lap hall of the control stick counter—clockwise. To
shorten the control stick, turn the top half of the control stick clockWise.
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3) Once your are satisfied With the length of the control stick. thread the bottom half ol the
control stick up and tighten it gently against the loo halt otthe control stick l ‘
When lengthening the control Slicks‘ we strongly suggest that you leave at least four threads inside the top half of each
control stick This Will ensure that the control sticks maintain optimum mechanical security lt you thread the control sticks
out too far, the control slicks might come loose during use
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GENERAL
LCD AND PROGRAMMlNG KEYS
MULrl
NCTIDN LCD OVERVIEW l”
Use the diagram below to familiarize yourself With the layout and oiflerent indicators that make up the Multi-Function LCD
Model Number
Model Name Trmer
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P191 :S|f|HlJJFl—81 l [FHlffiAcltveFligthode
Count up Timer indicator — |_|P J H
are 88 89 BB
Throttle Trim 7,
7 Elevator Trim
7 Voltage indicator
Model Type icon 7
Rudder Trim Aileron Trim
Battery Capacity indicator
Active Flighl Mode: Displays the Flight Mode number that is currently Active
Aitemn Trim‘ Displays the current position at the Aileron trim switch”
Battery Capacity Indicator: indicates the current remaining usaole capacity oithe transmitter batteries
Count up Timer indicator: Displayed when the Count Up Timer is chosen.
Elevator Trim: Displays the currenl positron oithe Elevator trim SWitch'
Model Name: Displays the Name of the currently selected Model
Model Number: Displays the Number of the currently selected Model
Model Type icon; Displays the current Active Model Type loaded into memory eitheiAERO (Aircraft icon) or HELl (Helicopter Icon).
Rudder Trim: Displays the current position at the Rudder trim switch'
Timer: Displays the Strap Watch Timer orthe Count Up Timer
Throttle Trim: Displays the current position of the Throttle trim switcrl'
Trainer Status Indicator: Dlsplays when the transmitter Trainer function is Active. It the transmitter is in Master model MS will be
displayed lithe transmitter is in Slave mode 5L will be displayed
Voltage Indicator: Displays the current vcltage of the transmitter batteries when the voltage reaches 6 7 volts the Low Voltage
Alarm will sound
“An audlble tone will sound each time a trim swrtcn is pressed When the trim reaches the center, an atldiole double-tone will
sound This allows you to know when the trim is centered Without needing to look down at the transmitter during flight
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AERO MODEL TYPE
o mom-1 NAMELMODEL NAMING CON NUE [ll
Deletln a Character
1) Press the lNCt/MH or DEC-(M? keys to move the underscore under the character you want to erase
2) Press the Navigation Pad a v i > to highlrght the Erase Brack
then press the ENTER key to erase the underscored character
Dglgtlng a Mgdgl Name
1) Press the lNC+IM1 and DECJMZ keys at the same time to move the underscore under the first character
2) Press the Navigation Pad - v t t to highlight the Erase Bracket
Model Name
then press the ENTER key repeatedly to erase the entire
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The Model Type function allows you to quickly set up the transmiuer‘s low-level mixing based on the type of model you‘re
flying Common templates for AERO and HELI Model Types are provided For example ifyour aircrafl features two aileron servos
and dual elevator servos, choosing these options wlII automatically change the transmitters programming to accommodate thrs
setup This takes the guesswork out of settrng up more complex models.
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WARNING The Model Type function is used when setting up a new model and should be done prior to making any
programming changes to your model. When Model Type selection options are changed for the currently selected model,
all Programming Data forthat model wlII be reset,
individual Model Type selection options can be reset to the default setting by pressing the INC+IM1 and DEC—(M2 keys at
the same time
Chan in theModelT e
1) From the Display screen, press the ENTER key to display the Programming Menus
[TYPE] lfiERO
MING >NORNP|L
TPIIL >NORMQL
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2) Press the Navigation Pad A - to highlight TYPE then pressthe ENTER
key to display the TYPE menu The cursor wrll default to >AERD or
>HELI depending on the particular model you've selected
3) lfthe current Model Type is >HELI, press the INCHM1 or DEc-/M2
keys to change the selection option to >AERO
11' BEN! I E . E'
Choose AERO Model Type selection options that suit the aircraft that you‘re setting up For example, if your aircraft is a flying
wing and is controlled by elevons, choose WING>DELTA it your aircraft features separate aileron servos and split elevator
halves that use one elevator servo on each elevator half, choose AlLERON>2 and TAIL>Z>AERO is displayed lf >HELl is displayed, change Ihe Model Type to AERO oy
followrng the steps in the Changing the Model Type section above
AERO SELECTION DEFAULT OPTION
WING (Type) NORMAL DELTA* (Elevons)
TAIL (Type) NORMAL v-TAll. or ZxEL"
AltERON (Servos) 1 2
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FL GHT MODES
The 90406 transmitter model programming is based around Fllght Modes Each Model Type (AERO and HELI) leature three
independently programmable Flight Modes Flight Mode FN (Normal) Flight Mode Fl( and Flight Mode F2 lMthin these Flighl
Modes is where the core ofthe model programming takes place Features such as Dual Rate, Exponential Throttle Curve. Pitch
Curve Mixlngi Compensation Mixlngi and much more can be lhdivldually programmed to each of the three Fllght Modes. Each
Flight Mode is controlled by a switch so that they can be turned ON and OFF during flight.
Flight Modes allow you to change the flylng characteristics of your model with the flip of a switch For example it you fly
helicopters. you can have one Flight Mode to! normal flying and a second Flight Mode for aerobatic flying. Flip the Flight Mode
switch from FN (Normal) to F1 and your helicopter is now programmed with all 01 your 'Aerobatic' Flight Mode programming Vlfith
three programmable Flight Modes available for each Model Type. the combinations ol model programming is highly-configurable
GENERAL lNFDRMATlDN /”
P181 :SP|Hlt|l‘-i—81 [FN]
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There are three Flight Modes that can be individually programmed tor El
each Model Type The currently Active Flight Mode (FN. F1, or F2) is a
displayed in the upper right corner or the Display screen % 8 B U
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swer- Swtcn Flight Modes are turned ON and OFF using the two Flight
Mode switches. as descnoed oelow
Flightrvlode FN (Normal) - Both Flight Mode swrtches pushed
rpnward (OFF)
Flight Mode F1 - Flight Mode F1 Swrlch pulled toward you
(ON) and Flight Mode F2 switch pushed away tram you (OFF)
Flight Mode F2 - Flight Mode F2 switch pulled toward you
(ON)
It‘s important to note that higher numbered Flight Modes override lower numbered Flight Modes For example it you have
Flight Mode F1 and Flight Mode Fonttue atrhe same time (oath Flight Mode switches pulled toward you) Flight Mode F2
Will ovemde Flight Mode Fl
There is always one Flight Mode active at all times and will vary oased on the positions oi the two Flight Mode swrtches
When ooth Flight Mode swrtches are pushed away from you (OFF), Flight Mode FN (Normal) will he Actlve
Many Flight Mode programming options can be ilagged either COMMON or SEPARATE Options flagged as Common are
common across all Flight Modes Options flagged as Separate can be programmed separately for each Flight Made from the
same Programming Menu
The F-MODE key is used to facilitate programming the individual Fllght Modes only and
does not turn the Flight Modes ON or OFF or switch between Flight Modes during use.
F~MODE Key
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The 90406 transmitter ls equipped With a safety feature that Will not allow you to use the transmitter it the Flight Mode is not set
to FN (Normal) when you turn the transmitter ON ifthe Flight Mode is not set to FN when you turn the transmitter ON, the Flight
Mode Warning alarm Will sound continuously the RF Output indicator will flash and the LCD Will read F-MODE NOT ‘N‘ I To clear
the Flight Mode Warning. set the Flight Mode to FN using the Flight Mode Switches (move oolh Flight Mode sWitches torward)
The LCD Will read normally the Flight Mode warning alarm will cease and RF Output indicatorwrll stop flashing
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AERO MODEL TYPE CONTENTS
General iniorinaiian Page 22
AERO Moder Type Menu Flow Chart , Page 22
AERO Moder Type 7ransmiflar Layout, . ,. Page 23
MODEL SELE (Mndel Select)“ H Page 2:
MODEL NAME (Modei Naming) .. .. Page 24
TYPE (Model Type). ., Page 25
TRAINER (Trainer sysrem) ,. ,r Page 26
STOP WATCH (Stop Watch and Count Up Timer).... . Page 23
DATA copv (Model Programming Data Copy). Page 29
DATA RESET (Model Programming Dara Reset) . . Page 29
REVERSE (Servo Reversing).. .. Page 30
CENTER (Serva Centering SUI} Trim)“ ,. Page 31
EPA (End PoinrAdjusrmem)... , Page 32
TH-CUT (Throme Cu!) a Page 33
DIR & EXP {Dual Rate and Exponential} , ,,,,,,,,, , , ,,,,,, , ,. . Page 34
TRIM (Digital Trim Page 36
TH-CURVE (Throttle Curve).... .. Page 37
AI-DIFF (Aileron Differential) .. .. Page 39
FLAPERON (Flapemn Mixing). .. .. Page 40
FL>EL (Fiap to Elevalor Mixing), ,. Page 41
DUAL EL (Dual Elevator Mixing End Point Adjustment) , Page 42
AiLvAmR (Aiivaior/Taiieron Mixing), ,,,,,, ,,,,, ,,,,,,, ,,,, ,,, , ,, , ,,,,, , ,, , , Page 44
V-TAIL (v-Tai/ Mixing End Point Adjustmeni),.., a Page 45
DELTA (Delta Mixing End Point Adjustment) Page 46
C—MIX1 (Ccmpensafion Mixing 1).. a Page 47
C-MIX2 (Compensation Mixing 2).. .. Page 47
5x MONITOR (Servo Monitor), .. . Page so
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AERO MODEL TYPE
Makln AERO Model T e Seleet n o trons Continued , [TVPE] Z'r‘ nERO
2) Press the Navigatlorl Pad A v to highlight the AERO Model Type 3
selection option you Wish to change, for example AlLE>1 G i
3) Press the INC+lM1 or DEc-iMz Keys to change the selection option Tfl I L } NORMQL
When a Model Type selection option is changedi ENTER will ilash in
the Programming Window 9 I LE . 2
4) Repeat steps 2 and 3 to change the options for any oi the otherAERO Model Type selection options you Wish to change
& Some selection options are dependent on other selection options and may not be able to be changed.
Sa ri Model T e selection 0 tions [TYPE]
1) After maklng your choices press the ENTER key CREATE NEW C R E Q T E
DATA? Will be displayed and [Moe will ilash in the Programming vwhdow.
2) Press the INC+/M1 key to Create New Data After ~to seoonds, the N Eu DQTQ"?
new Programming Data will be loaded into the transmitter as indicated -
by the progress her. and COMPLETE“ will as displayed in the
Programming erldcw Press any key to return to the TYPE menu
ltyou want to go back and change the settings or ii you don't want to create the new settings ior any reason press the
DEG/M2 or END/M3 Keys
ml RAINER [YRAINER sysrlslvti /”
The 90406 transmitter features a Trainer System that allows you to connect two 90406 transmitters to one another, or connect
one 90405 transmitter to one 5055 transmitter or to one SD-‘l DG transmitter, for the purpose of training a new pilot or ior training
a more experienced pilot on a new model
During use, one transmitter acts as the Master (Instructor) and the other transmitter acts as the Slave lStudent) The lrlstructor
controls the Student's model as long as the Trainer switch ls released For example. once the Instructor maneuvers the model to a
safe altitude, the lnstruclcr pulls and holds the Trainer switch to give Control of the model to the Student The Student will have
control Bfthe model as long as the Instructor holdsthe Trainer swlteh Once the Trainer switch is released. the Instructor will have
control ofthe model once again II at any time the Instructor leels that the Student Is in a situation that endangers the model. me
Instructor releases the Trainer switch and Control ofthe model returns instantly to the lnslructor
IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THE TRAINER SYSTEM
' The Trainer System ls currently Compatible ONLY with another 90406 transmitter or an SD—SG or SD-tUG transmitter and
you MUST use the Atrtronics 97107 Trainer Cable. See your local Airtronlcs dealer for more information and avallablllty,
- During use, both the Master transmitter and the Slave transmitter should be turned ON If using an SD-1OG transmitter as
the Slave transmitter, to save battery power only the transmitter LCD needs to be turned ON, ustng the DISPLAY key.
. Both transmitters must be programmed identically ior the Trainer System to functlon properly For example, Servo Reversing,
Servo End FolntAdlustmenls, etc must be identical
' The lrlstructor transmitter Trainer System Iunction must be set to MASTER and the Student transmitter Trainer System
function must he set to SLAVE.
If using the Trainer System With an Airtronics SD-SG transmitter or an SD-lOG transmitter, please reier to those transmitters
Operating Manuals for more inlormation on the correct setup and use otthose transmitters Trainer iunctions
1) Turn both transmitters OFF
2) Plug one end of the Alrtronlcs 97107 Trainer Cable (available separately) into the back of one 90405 transmitter, then
plug the other end of the Trainer Cable into the back oi the second 90406 transmitter or an SD-SG or SD-mG transmitter
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AERO MODEL TYPE
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To access the AERD Model Type Programming Menus turn the transmitter ON Prom the Dlsplay screen press the ENTER key
to display the Fragrammmg Menusy then W955 the Navrgatren Pad ~ '|c scroll to the desired Programmlng Menu. Press the
ENTER key to access the desired Programming Menu.
From wrthrn any Programming Menur press the END/M3 Key continuously to return to the Display screen Unless otherwrse
noteo all programming changes take effect immediately
it the Display screen is not displayed when you turn the transmitter ON contrnueusly press the END/M3 Key until the
Display screen rs displayed
AEED MODEL TYPE PROGRAMMING MENU now cuAtzr Ill
D1 MODELS“ Use this Plow Chantofamilranze yoursallwith the AERO Model Type Programming Menu structure
f Descrlplions regarding all AERO Model Type funclions and prugramming are hunt! on pages 23
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n FL>EL are chosen first For example. you cannot acoess the Ai-DlPF menu unless you have chosen
AlLE>2 in Ihe TYPE menu
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AERO MODEL TYPE
AElzo MODEL TYPE TRAN Mll’TEk‘ AYDUT /”
The diagram below shows the transmitter control 51le and which layout In the AERO Modei Type configuration.
IMPORTANT Since each of the three Flight Modes can be programmed separately, before making programming changes,
verify that you are in the Flight Mode you want to make programming changes to To avoid confusion, we suggest leaving both
Flight Mode switches pushed away lrom you (OFF) and use the F-MODE key trom within the programming menus to choose
which Flight Mode you would like to make programming changes to.
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Flight Mode F1 is Flight Mode F2
C—Mlx 1.2 Dual Rate ALELRU
Throme/ Rudder Altman/Elevator
Control Stlck Control Stick
Throttle Trim Switch Elevator Trim Switch
Rudder Trim Switch Alleron Ti’lm Switch
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When any swttch is moved into the Up or Forward position (pushed away from you), this is considered the OFF position
When moved into the Down position or Back position (pulled toward you), this is considered the ON position
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The Model Select function allows you to load the Programming Data forthe particular model you WISh to liy The MODEL SELECT
menu displays the ouriehtty selected model, along with a list otavailaole models that can be selected The speciiic Model Type
(AERO or HELl) is displayed foreach thhe models The 90406 can store Programming Data ior up to 1D dilierent models
1) From the Display screen, press the ENTER key to display the Programming Menus
2) Pressthe Nayigation Pad A v to highlight MODEL SELE, then press the ENTER key to display the MODEL SELECT menu
The currently selected model in the Model Select List will be highlighted
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AERO MODEL TYPE
DAlleAlNERl AINE SYSTEM cnnrmus [ll
Actlvatinq the Tralner Functton - Master (Instructor) Transmitter
1) Turn the Master (Instructor) transmrtter ON From the Dlsplay screen press the ENTER key to dlsplay the Programmlng
Menus
lTRflIHER]
2) Press the Nautgatran Pad A v to ntghtrght TRAlNER. then press the l I N H
ENTER keytcd|splay the TRAlNER menu The cursorwrll aerautttaewh
ETRQINER]
3) Press the WEB-(MT key to change the current lransrmtler‘s Trainer
mode to MASTER. >MASTER Will be displayed. l M n S T E R
Emu be dlsplayed on the Display screen indlcating that the
transmrtter is operating in MASTER mcue.
ITRHIHER]
A tivatin h Train rF n i n- lav d n Tran mitt r
1) Turn the Slave (Student) transmitter ON Frcm the Display screen
press the ENTER key to cttsptay the Programming Menus l I N H
2) Press the Navigatlon Pact . v to hlghllght TRAlNERr then press the
ENTER key to display theTRAlNER menu. The cursorwrll delauttto >lNH
[TRfiINER]
3) Press the lNC+IM1 key to change the current transmittel‘s Trainer
mode to SLAVE >SLAVE will be displayed l S L Q U E
thI be displayed on the Display screen indicating that the
transmmer is operating in SLAVE mode.
1) The Trainer Cable shuuld be connected between the two transmitters and the Trainer function on both transmitters should
beAc‘tivated as described previously. Both the Master (Instructor's) transmitter and the Slave (Student's) transmitter should
be turned ON If using an SD—lOG transmitter as the Slave transmitter to save battery power only the transmitter LCD
needs to he turned ON, using the DISPLAY key
2) Turn the recetuer on In the model you're usan for tra|n|ng and verlfy that the Instructor's transmrtter controls the model‘s
control surfaces correctty
3) Activate the Trainer function by pulling and HOLDING the Trainer switch on the Instructorstransmmer ccntmuousty and verily
that the Student's transmttter contruls the model‘s ccntrc| surfaces correctly
4) When the Tralner Switch is released‘ the instructor wIII have full cuntml over the model When the Trainer swltch Is pulled
toward you and held continuously. the Student has control over the mudel As soon as the Tralner swltch is released. the
instructor wlII have tull control aver the model once agaln
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Selectin a Model Contlnued ,. (MDDEL SELECT]
3) Press the Navlgatlon Pad . v to hlghllght the model you would lrke to 91 ZSQNNQ'BI (QERE'j
select then less the ENTER ke to select the hl hll med model That
" V 9 9 Bl snllltln Bl (nERD)
model wlll be dtsplayed above the Model Select List
When you pressthe ENTER key to select a model, the Programmlng a gnug- 93 (QERQ';
Data tor that model Wlll be loaded lmmedlately B4 : SfiHIJJfi_ B4 (nERU)
tn the delault configuration, the Model Select Llst contalns 5AERO Model Types and 5 HELI Model Types. The Model Type
tor any ofthe to models tn the Model Select List can be changed uslng the TYPE menu For more lntormatron, see page 25.
he DlrectModeIS let: Fun ti
The Direct Model Select function allows you to select one of first three models trom memory without going through the MODEL
SELECT menu. Thls makes lt much quicker and easler to load the Frogrammlng Data for your three most-used models.
1) Turn the transmltter OFF Model 2
2) Press and HOLD the programmlng Key of the model you wish to setup Model 1
or lly then turn the transmltter ON. The Model Name wlll he drsptayed
at the top of the Dtsplay screen
INC+/Ml selects Model 1, DECJME selects Model 2, and END/M3
selects Model 3, Model 3
A Before flylng verlfy thatthe Model Name olsplayeo at the top of the Dlsplay screen re the actual model that you'll he tlymg
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The Model Nammg tunctron allows you to name each orthe 10 lndlvldual models Thls makes lt easy to keep track of mulllple
models. The Model Name can constst of up to 8 letters numbers, or symbols Choose from capltal letters lowercase letters
numbers, and venous symools
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1) From the Dlsplay screen press the ENTER key to dtsplay the Programmlng Menus
2) Press the Navigatlon Pad A ‘ to hlghllght MODEL NAME then press the ENTER key to dlsplay the MODEL NAME menu
The cursor will default to the left slde ofthe top row of letters and an underscore will appear under the tlrst character In the name
A model must be selected hetore a Model Name can be entered or mouthed lh lne default configuratlon, M01 SANWA—1
ls selected To enter a Model Name for another model, that model must first be Selected uslng the MODEL SELECT menu
or the Dlrect Model Select tuncttcn For more lnformallon. see the 01 MODEL SELECT sectlon on page 23
[MODEL Nfit‘lEl
3) Press the Navlgallun Pad - v 4 t to highlighta character. then press
the ENTER key to select the hlghllghted character That character will he EfiNlllfi—Bl
displayed and the underscore wlII move to the next space. E I: D E F G H I J K L M N D .
4) Repeat step 3 to enter the rest ol the characters. Up to elght characters
can be entered The name of your model will be dlsplayed on the
top ol the Dlsplay screen
Press the Navlgatlon Pad A v repeatedly to scroll up and down the list at characters lrl aodttlon, press the INCHMl and
DEC-IMZ keys to move the underscore left and rlght respectlvely
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05 mp WATCH LSTDP WATCH AND COUNT up rill/tale) /”
The stop Watch lunctron is used to either countdown horn a programmed Starttime (Count Down mode) orto count uplrom zero
irno Stan time is programmed (Count Up mode) in Count Down mode an audipletone will sound in 1 second intervals when the
stop Watch reaches 10 seconds from zero When zero is reached, a long audiole tone will sound and the Stop Watch will begin
to count up in Count up mode. an audiole tone will sound at 1 minute intervats to remind you that the count down time (zero)
has oeen surpassed The Stop Watch lunction has a numberdttfererli usest but one of the more popular uses is to use rt as a fuel
usage indicator to remind you to land wthin an allotted amount of time to ensure that your model doesn‘t run out of fuel
th St Wlh
1) From the Display screen press the ENTER key to display the Programming
IVlerius
2) Press the Navigation Pad A V to highlight STOP WATCH‘ then press
the ENTER key tn display the STOP WATCH menu The cursor will
default to MIN>OD.
3) The Minute, Second, and tits Second times can oe set independently
Press the Naingation Pad - v to highllght the time interval you would
like to program, then press the iNC+/M1 or DEC-IMZ keys to set the
desired Stan time
MIN setting range is o to 59x SEC setting range is o to 59” and t/to
setting range is o to so The default setting for each is o.
Using the Stag Watch
1) Press the END/M3 key two times to return to the Display screen The
Stan time that you programmed Will be displayed
1/1B>E’i@
[STOP NfiTCH]
MINIBB
SEC>BB
[STDF‘ UnTCH]
MIN>1B
SECISEI
1/18>BB
1131 igfiNUfi—al [Fl-l]
18 38”BB
2) To Stan the Stop Watch, press the lth/lvtt key To Stop the Stop Watch. press the DEC-lmz key a second time To Reset
the Stop Watch to the programmed Stan time press the INCHM‘l and DEC—[M2 keys at the same time
C T'r
The Stop Watch rs displayed in Minutes, Seconds and we Seconds uu' (Minutes) an" (Seconds) Dom/10 Semnds)
The Strap Watch iuncilcrl can also be used as a Count Up timer when the Slop Watch is set to 000000 When the Count Up timer
runs UP will be displayed on the Display screen and an audible tone will sound at 1 minute intervals
1) Set the Stop Watch Start time to 00'00"00 as described in the Setting
the Stop Watch section above
2) To Start the Count Up timer. press the lNCf/Ml key To Stop the Count
Up timer, press the INC'lMt key 3 second time To Reset the Count U0
timer to 00'00"00, press the |NC*/M1 and DEC-lMZ keys al the same time.
[181 rSnNMfi—Bl [FN]
”Peta BB'flaEi
29's? 8 9“
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0 mm copy (MODEL PREGRAMM'NG DAI’A CDPV) [ll
The Data Copy function allows you to copy the Programming Data from one model to another model This is convenient if you
have similar Model Types For example. if you have two models that are simrlar, you can copy the Programming Data from the
first model to the second model to use as a oase to stan frnetuning the programming forthe second model
EDfiTfl CDF‘V]
Copy 9 Model Programm g Dala
1) From the Display screen press the ENTER key to displaylhe Programming la 1 Z SfiNMfi—B 1 ( QERD )
Menusv '
2) Press lhe Nayigalion Pad - v to highlight DATA COPY then press the > 31 : SfiNhJfl—B 1 ( QERD )
ENTER key to display the DATA copy menu The cursor Wlll default to m
the currently selected modeli for example >D1 SANWA—Ol  &
y.
in
[DfiTfl CDP'YI l g
. . at
3) Vlmh the cursor adjacent to the top model numberi press the |NCe/M1 l92 ‘ SHNMQ 82 (QERD ) E
or DEC—IMZ keys to select the model yDu would like to oopy Programming "'
Data FROM ENTER will flash in the Programming Window > 31 ISfiNlllfi—Bl ( F'lERU )
[DfiTfi CUP?!
4) Press the Nayigation Pad v to move the cursor to the bottom model
number, then press the lNCHM'l or DEC-(M2 keys (0 salad the model > 82 SnNufi-az ( HERD )
you would like to copy Programming Data To ENTER will continue to
flash in the Programming Vlflridow ‘l‘
lElS I SanlJfi—B3 (fiERD)
It‘s not possrble to oopy Programming Data from one model to the
same model if you attempt this ENTER will not be displayed
[DflTn CIIIF“.J J
5) Press the ENTER key DATA COPY om wlll be displayed and lNC+
will flash in the Programming window. D n T g
6) Press the lNCe/Ml key to Copy the model Programming Data After 40 0?
seconds. the Programming Data Wlll be copied as indicated by the _
progress bar and COMPLETE" will be displayed in the programming
\Mridow Press any key lo return to lhe DATA copy menu
& Ali model—specific Programming Data, including the Model Name wlll he copied to the selected model
ll you want to go back and change models or you don't want (0 copy lhe Programmlng Data {or any reason press the
DECJMZ or END/M3 keys.
D7.DATA RESET (MODEL PROGRAMMING DATA RESET) ”I
The Data Reset function allows you to Reset model-specific Programming Data for any model back to the factory default settings
As described previously individual programming settings can be Reset to the factory default settings oy pressing the lNCHMl
and DEC-IMZ keys at the same time, howeven this is time consuming if you want to change all of the selected model‘s programming
settings hack to default using the Data Reset function makes doing this much quicker and more accurate since nothing will
he missed
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0 ATA RESET [MDDEL PROGRAMMING DATA RESET), CONTINUED I”
Although Model Type selectron optrons are model-specrtrc the Data Reset lunctron does NOT Reset them Thls ls usetul rt
you have two srrnrlar models but orlterent programmll'lg needs lor each. For example rtyou have two slmllar arrcralt that
use the same Model Type selectron optrons (e g , TAJL>2XEL and AlLE>2) out rlrllerent Rrograrnmrng Data (5 g Servo Reversrng
End PolntAdjuslments etc), you can copy the first models Rrograrnrnrng Deter usrng the Data Copy functron then use the Data
Reset tunctron to Reset all of the Rrogramrnlng Data except Model Type selectron optrons Thrs saves llme by not neeorng to
reprogram Model Type selectron optrons
Reseuin Model Pro rammln Data [DfiTH RESET]
1) From the Drsplay screen press the ENTER key to orsplay the Programmlng
Menus IBI ZSF‘lHllJfi-Bl (HERD)
2) Rress lhe Navtgallnn Pad A v to htghltght DATA RESET then press
the ENTER key to dlsplay the DATA RESET menu The cursor wrll
default to the currently selecteo madeta lor example >D1 SANWA-D1
 and ENTER le flash ln the Rrogrammrng Wlndow
I DfiTF—‘T RESET 1
3) Press the TNCHM‘T or DEC-lM2 Keys to select the model you would trke .83 1 SflNwfl—BS ( HERD >
to Reset the Rrogrammrng Data for ENTER wrtl conlrnue to flash to the
Rrogrammrng VVlndnw
4) Press the ENTER key DATA RESET OK” WHI be dlsp‘ayed and TNC+ [DfiTfi RESET]
DPlTPI
5) Press the INCHMI key to Reset the Programmmg Dam for the selected
progra.g pa aa R E S E T 0 K 9
rnorcaleo by the progress ban and COMPLETE” WlII he displayed ln
the Programmlng vwhoow Press any key to return to the DATA RESET
menu
lf you want to go back and change the model or you don't want to Reset the Programming Data for any reason. press
me DEC—(M2 or END/M3 keys.
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The Servo Reverstng functron electronloally swrtches the olrectron or servo travel For example if you pull the elevator control
stlck back lor Up elevator, but the elevator moves Down you can use the Servo Reverslng functton to swrtoh the orrection of
servo travel to make the elevator move Up
The channel numbers wrll dlfler based on the Model Type selecllon optrons you chose prevrously m the TYPE menu
For example. rt you chose AILE>2 channel 2 wrll oe orsplayeo as LA (LeflAlIemn) ano channel 5 wrll oe drsplayed as
RA (Rrght Arleron)
Chan in Servo Reversin Ad'ustmentValues [REUERSEJ
' ' 1 NOR 4
1) From the Drsplay screen, press the ENTER key lo display the Programmlng > N O R
Moore EL. RU
2 > 5 >
2) Press the Navrgavon Pad - . to highlight REVERSE then press the p11 GE
ENTER key to display the REVERSE menur The cursor will defaull 3 a
NOR NOR
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