Trainer Lead; Diagnosis Lead; Aluminium Stick Top With Switch Or Button - Installation And Functions - Multiplex ROYALpro 7 Manual De Instrucciones

20.6.3.

Trainer lead

# 8 5121
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The ROYAL can be used both as Teacher trans-
mitter and as Pupil transmitter in a Trainer system.
Any MULTIPLEX transmitter with a five-pin DIN socket
(MULTIPLEX multi-function socket) can be used as a
Pupil transmitter ( 14.4.).
20.6.4.

Diagnosis lead

# 8 5105
The receiver can be controlled via a cable, without the
transmitter generating an RF signal, even if the chan-
nel is in use by another transmitter. This is known as
Diagnosis mode (Direct Servo Control), and is useful
when you need to make adjustments to the model.
The transmitter (MULTIPLEX multi-function socket) is
connected to the receiver (charge socket on switch
harness # 8 5039) using the Diagnosis lead. Diagno-
sis mode is only possible with MULTIPLEX receivers
fitted with a combined Battery / Diagnosis socket
marked "B/D".
20.6.5. Aluminium stick top with switch or but-
ton - installation and functions
Available as an option for the ROYAL
aluminium stick tops with integral push-button or
switch (two-position or three-position):
# 8 5933
The transmitter can be expanded as follows:
Clamp
a. 1 switch A B C
b. 1 button C D
c. 1 switch and A B C
1 button C D
d.
1. button B C
2. button C D
a. Installing the stick tops
The aluminium stick tops are installed in a similar
manner to the standard plastic stick tops (
1. Remove the old stick tops, open the transmitter
and remove the battery.
2. Thread the wires through
The wires can be pushed through the stick shafts
when the transmitter is open.
Tip:
You will find it easier to slip the wires through if you
curve the cable ends slightly and hold the stick in
one corner position.
3. Install the stick top
Set the stick top to your preferred length, then tighten
the M2 grubscrew on the side to secure it. If the
stick unit has an integral switch, the direction of
operation of the toggle must also be considered.
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is a pair of
2-position
# 8 5931
3-position
# 8 5932
Supp. switch Assigned
set to as
KSw KSw
--- KTa
KSw KSw
--- KTa
K> or <P K> or <P
--- KTa
9.5.):
b. Using the stick switches
The switch connected to the terminal clamps ABC
must first be assigned to the switch KSw using the
transmitter's software. This is the procedure:
Main menu: ¡Setup
Assignment
Menu:
Menu point: Switches
Parameter: Extra Sw.
Extra Sw. ->
!
This applies to all assignment lists!
c. Connecting the stick button
The stick button in the aluminium stick top must be
connected to the screw-clamps CD:
Stick button connections
The stick button must be entered as KTa at the appro-
priate point in the menu Assignment , Controls /
Switches .
Example: using the button to activate the primary
flight phase
If you wish to activate the primary (flight) phase when
the button is pressed in, use this procedure:
Main menu: ¡Setup
Assignment
Menu:
Sub-menu: Switches
Parameter: Open Main phase
Confirm the warning message by pressing ENTER.
Press and hold the stick button.
Conclude the assignment by pressing ENTER.
The Main phase line in the menu must now look like
this:
Main phase KTa #*
The asterisk " * " at the end of the line will be displayed
as long as you hold the button pressed in.
d. Connecting a stick switch or second stick button
The stick switch in the aluminium stick top must be
connected to the clamps ABC (see picture below).
Alternatively a second stick top with button can be
connected instead of the switch. In this case you must
use terminal clamps B and C. The following illustration
shows the method of connecting a switch or push-
button:
Manual
KSw
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