Input Key Function; Reversing Channel Setup - Carson Tyrann 380 Pro Betriebsanleitung

d. Input Key Function
S/N Identification
1 Throttle/tail rotor stick
GB 2 Nick/roll stick
3 Roll trim
4 Nick trim
5 Tail rotor trim
6 Throttle trim
7 On/Off power switch
8 Neck strap eyelet
9 Antenna
10 CHG (optional)
11 DSC (optional)
e. Reversing Channel Setup
1. Nick reverse setup (ELEV)
Hold down the "ENT" function key for 1 second, to enter the setting
status. The "ELEV" symbol for Nick will start to flash, the current
status "NOR" or "REV" will be displayed. Press the "ENT" key to
choose REV. Then hold down the EXT key for 2 seconds, to
confirm and exit.
2. Roll reverse setup (AILE)
Hold down the "ENT" function key for 1 second, to enter the setting
status. Press the "DN" key, the "AILE" symbol will start to flash, the
current status "NOR" or "REV" will be displayed. Press the "ENT"
key to choose REV. Then hold down the EXT key for 2 seconds,
to confirm and exit.
3. Throttle reverse setup (THRO)
Hold down the "ENT" function key for 1 second, to enter the setting
status. Press the "DN" key 2x, the "THRO" symbol will start to flash, the
current status "NOR" or "REV" will be displayed. Press the "ENT" key to
choose REV. Then hold down the EXT key for 2 seconds, to
confirm and exit.
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Function
Forward and backward movement of the stick makes the helicopter ascend and descend
respectively. Left and right movement of the stick will rotate the helicopter's fuselage left/
right respectively
Forward and backward movement of the stick makes the helicopter move forward and
backward respectively. Left and right movement of the stick makes the helicopter drift
sideways left/right respectively
Roll (aileron) trim adjusts left and right drift
Nick (elevator) trim adjusts forward and backward movement
Tail rotor (rudder) trim subsidiary adjusts left and right rotation
Throttle trim subsidiary adjusts ascent and descent
Pushing up the switch turns on the transmitter, pulling down switches the transmitter off
For the attachment of a neck strap, which eases the tension off your hands
Transmits wireless signal
Can be used to charge a chargeable battery pack (not included) (at a charge current of
50 mA and ≤ 12 V
For flying-simulator etc. (cable + software not included)
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